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Every law Pennsylvania has passed

55,382 acts of the General Assembly, from William Penn’s first assembly in 1682 to 2026. Until 1874 much of the Assembly’s work was “special” legislation for a single person, company or town: a divorce, a road, a tavern license. That year’s constitution barred local and special laws on most subjects, and the yearly count fell; lately it is about 150.

Not yet complete · The state has not yet digitized its session laws act by act for most years between 1851 and 1949. We filled what we could from scans of the printed volumes: every year from 1851 to 1875 and most sessions from 1877 to 1907. A computer read those titles, so they can contain misspellings, and a few acts in each year were missed. Most years from 1909 to 1949 are still thin (marked below). Every other year is complete, from 1682 through 1850 and from 1950 to today.

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1,802 laws of the 1900s

Constitution of 1874

  1. To repeal an act, entitled "An act declaring Trout run, in the county of Lycoming, a public highway," approved the sixteenth day of April, Anno Domini one thousand eight hundred and

    Act 210 of 1903 · P.L. 279 · April 23, 1903 · Scanned page

  2. To repeal an act approved the fourteenth day of April, Anno Domini one thousand eight hundred and forty-slz, entitled "An act laying a tax on dogs in the borough of West Chester and certain townships in the county of Chester, and for other purposes.

    Act 211 of 1903 · P.L. 280 · April 23, 1903 · Scanned page

  3. To cure defects in the form of ballots used by the voters of any municipality or district, in elections held on the question of increasing the indebtedness of such municipalities or districts.

    Act 212 of 1903 · P.L. 280 · April 23, 1903 · Scanned page

  4. To repeal section twenty of an act, approved the tenth day of AprU, Anno Domini one thousand eight hundred and forty-nine, entitled "A supplement to an act, entitled 'An act relative to the organization of courts of Justice/ passed the fourteenth day of April, Anno Domini one thousand eight hundred and thirty-four," declaring Trout run, in Brown township, in the county of Lycoming, a

    Act 213 of 1903 · P.L. 281 · April 23, 1903 · Scanned page

  5. Chanfflnff the title of the chief executive officer In cities of the Becond class from city recorder to mayor.

    Act of 1903 · P.L. 282 · April 23, 1903 · Scanned page

  6. To provide for the election of asBistant aflsessors for the valua^ tion of real estate for taxation, in townships of the flrat class, and flxincT the compensation of assessors in such townships.

    Act 216 of 1903 · P.L. 282 · April 23, 1903 · Scanned page

  7. To prevent officers or members of boards of managers of Institutions recelvlnfiT appropriations of State money from selling supplies to such institutions, or acting as agent for the sale of the same.

    Act 216 of 1903 · P.L. 283 · April 23, 1903 · Scanned page

  8. To amend an act, entitled "An act to provide for the erection of a house for the employment and support of the poor In the county of Brie," approved June twentyfourth, one thousand elfirbt hundred and thirty-nine; deflninfi: the conditions under vrliich new buildings may be erected, and the method of lettlnfc contracts for the construction thereof, and for alterations and repairs thereto,

    Act 217 of 1903 · P.L. 283 · 1903 · Scanned page

  9. To repeal an act approved the eighth day of April, Anno Domini one thousand elfirht hundred and ninety-seven, entitled "An act relative to the taxlnfir of dogs In certain townships In the counties of Chester and York.

    Act 218 of 1903 · P.L. 287 · April 23, 1903 · Scanned page

  10. To amend the forty-sixth section of an act. approved the thirteenth day of June, Anno Domini one.thousand eight hundred and thirty-six, entitled "An act relating to roads, highways and bridges, " authorizing the construction of bridges on the line of adjoining counties, or located within onefourth of a mile from the county lines.

    Act 219 of 1903 · P.L. 287 · April 23, 1903 · Scanned page

  11. To reirulate the compenBation of directors of the poor of poordistricts, composed of several boroufirhs and townships, situated in more than one county, havln^r a population of over seventy thousand.

    Act 220 of 1903 · P.L. 288 · April 23, 1903 · Scanned page

  12. Requiring justices of the peace of this Commonwealth to procure and use a seal of office, and providing for the certificates to official acts.

    Act 221 of 1903 · P.L. 288 · April 23, 1903 · Scanned page

  13. To fix the fees to be allowed the district attorney in counties containing: over eigrht hundred thousand Inhabitants. Pms of distrlot

    Act 222 of 1903 · P.L. 289 · April 23, 1903 · Scanned page

  14. Authorizlngr the chief burgesses of the several borougrhs of this Commonwealth to administer all oaths and affirmations In matters pertfilninfir to borough affairs.

    Act 223 of 1903 · P.L. 289 · April 23, 1903 · Scanned page

  15. To designate a uniform date when the commiaslonen of the several counties shall issue their precepts to assessors to make the triennial assessments, and the reassessment between the periods of the triennial assessment, of property, and flzlnc the time for the return thereof.

    Act 224 of 1903 · P.L. 290 · April 23, 1903 · Scanned page

  16. Authorising Robert T&gg, a citisen of Philadelphia county, Pennsylvania, to bring suit in the court of common pleas of Dauphin county against the Commonwealth of Pennsylvania.

    Act 225 of 1903 · P.L. 290 · April 23, 1903 · Scanned page

  17. section three of an act, entitled "An act relative to verdicts and judgments in actions of ejectment, and to regulate proceedings in such actions," approved the eighth day of May, Anno Domini one thousand nine hundred and one.

    Act 226 of 1903 · P.L. 291 · April 23, 1903 · Scanned page

  18. commissioners of public parks within cities of the first class of this Commonwealth » to purchase, acquire* enter upon» take, use and appropriate farmlands and woodlands adjoining any public park within said cities, for park purposes, wherever in their opinion such lands shall be necessary for the improvement of said parks, and providing that the total acreage of land so

    Act 227 of 1903 · P.L. 292 · April 24, 1903 · Scanned page

  19. To fix the number and salaries of officers, clerks and employes in the Department of Internal Affairs.

    Act 228 of 1903 · P.L. 292 · April 24, 1903 · Scanned page

  20. Section IM. act of March &. VM, cited for amand- Kinins. malmlns, woandliiff ot polBonlnff of boraes. cattle, dest. etc FlM and penalty. To amend Bection one hundred and fifty-four of the act of March twenty-one, one thousand eight hundred and sixty, entitled "An act to conBolidate, revise and amend the penal laws of this Commonwealth.

    Act 229 of 1903 · P.L. 294 · April 24, 1903 · Scanned page

  21. To amend section fifteenth of the act, entitled "An act deflnlng the rights and liabilities of parties to, and regulating the effect of. contracts for work and labor to be done, and labor or materials to be furnished, to any building, bridge, wharf, dock, pier, bulkhead, vault, subway, tramway, tollroad, conduit, tunnel, mine, coal-breaker, flume, pump, screen, tank^ derrick, pipeline,

    Act 230 of 1903 · P.L. 295 · April 24, 1903 · Scanned page

  22. Authorizing: the board of county commissioners of the several counties of the State to furnish, on petition, appropriate metal markers for the grraves of soldiers and sailors who served with honor in the military forces of the United States.

    Act 231 of 1903 · P.L. 297 · April 24, 1903 · Scanned page

  23. To amend an act, approved the twenty-eighth day of April, Anno Domini one thousand eight hundred and ninety-nine, entitled "An act authorizing the employment of male prisoners of the Jails and workhouses of this Commonwealth, and regulating the same, and providing a penalty for an escape of prisoners while employed outside of said Jails or workhouses;" and also to amend "An act amending

    Act 232 of 1903 · P.L. 297 · April 24, 1903 · Scanned page

  24. To amend "An Act to fix the salaries to be paid county offlcers in counties contalniner over five hundred thousand inhabitants and less than eight hundred thousand inhabitants, by fixing thesalaries of county engineers/' being a supplement to an act approved the sixteenth day of June, Anno Domini one thousand eight hundred and ninety-one, entitled "An act to amend 'An act to fix the salaries

    Act 233 of 1903 · P.L. 299 · April 24, 1903 · Scanned page

  25. Amendlngr section one of an act, entitled "An act empowering cities of this Commonwealth to grade, pave, curb, macadamize, and otherwise improve the public streets and allesrs, or parts thereof, within their corporate limits, without petition of property holders, and providing for the payment of the costs, damages and expenses thereof," approved the twentysecond day of May, Anno Domini

    Act 234 of 1903 · P.L. 299 · April 25, 1903 · Scanned page

  26. AN AOT Entitled a supplement to an act, approved the twenty-fourth day of June» Anno Domini one thousand eight hundred and ninety-five, entitled "An act amending paragraph ten of the second sub-division of the second section of an act, entitled 'An act to provide for the incorporation and regulation of certain corporations/ approved the twenty-ninth day of April, Anno Domini one thousand

    Act 235 of 1903 · P.L. 301 · April 25, 1903 · Scanned page

  27. To further regrulate the conBtructlon, maintenance and insDectlon of bulldlnsB and party walls, in cities of the first class.

    Act 236 of 1903 · P.L. 302 · April 25, 1903 · Scanned page

  28. Supplement to an act approved twentythird day of May, one thousand elerht hundred and eigrhty-nine, entitled *'An act for the incorporation and erovemment of cities of the third class," providingr for the adjustment of the indebtedness of such cities, and boroughs or townships annexed thereto.

    Act 237 of 1903 · P.L. 310 · April 25, 1903 · Scanned page

  29. To amend section two of an act, entitled "An act authorizing the erection of a poor-house by the townships of North Abinerton, South Ablngton, and Newton, in the county of Luzerne," approved April fourth, Anno Domini one thousand eight hundred and slzty-elfirht, and creating the Northern Luzerne

    Act 238 of 1903 · P.L. 311 · April 25, 1903 · Scanned page

  30. Authorizing the councils of any city of this Commonwealth, with the approval of the mayor or recorder thereof, to establish scientific, educational and economic institutions, and to create boards of trustees for the government of each institution.

    Act 239 of 1903 · P.L. 312 · April 25, 1903 · Scanned page

  31. James Russ, a citizen of Dauphin county, Pennsylvania, to brlnfiT suit, in the court of common pleas of Daupliln county, against the Commonwealth of Pennsylvania.

    Act 240 of 1903 · P.L. 313 · April 25, 1903 · Scanned page

  32. Authorising the Superintendent of Public Instruotlon to employ or aid in the employment of lecturers and instructors, to attend the summer assemblies or associations incorporated for the promotion of education and popular culture, and of the Pennsylvania Educational Association, and providing for the payment of such lecturers or instructors.

    Act 241 of 1903 · P.L. 313 · April 25, 1903 · Scanned page

  33. To further amend an act. entitled ".An act authorising cities of this Commonwealth to purchase, acquire, take, use and appropriate private property for public park purposes," approved the twenty-sixth day of June, eighteen hundred and ninety-five, bo that poorhouse property may be taken for park purposes.

    Act 242 of 1903 · P.L. 314 · April 25, 1903 · Scanned page

  34. Amending Beetion three of an act, entitled "An act to provide revenue and regulate the sale of malt, brewed, vinous and QpirltuouB liquors, or any admixture thereof, by requlrlnfir and authorizing licenses to be taken out by brewers, dietillers, wholesalers, bottlers, rectifiers, compounders, store-keepers and agents, having a store, office or place of business within this

    Act 243 of 1903 · P.L. 315 · April 27, 1903 · Scanned page

  35. the taking of eels. In this Commonwealth, upon procuring a license so to do, and defining the manner in which they may be taken, and the license-fees which shall be paid.

    Act 244 of 1903 · P.L. 317 · April 27, 1903 · Scanned page

  36. Reffulatlng the salarieB of the ch&pIaiiiB of the Senate and House of

    Act 246 of 1903 · P.L. 318 · April 27, 1903 · Scanned page

  37. To repeal an act approved the third day of April, Anno Domini one thousand eight hundred and seventy-two, entitled "An act to allow the voters of the Twentieth ward, of the city of Philadelphia, to vote for or against the issuing of licensea for the selling of intoxicating liquors within the said

    Act 246 of 1903 · P.L. 318 · April 27, 1903 · Scanned page

  38. To repeal an act approved the twentieth day of March, Anno Domini one thousand eight hundred and seventy 'two, entitled "An act to allow the voters of the Twenty-ninth ward. of the city of Philadelphia, to vote on the question of licensing the sale of Intoxicating liquors.

    Act 247 of 1903 · P.L. 319 · April 27, 1903 · Scanned page

  39. To repeal an act approved the third day of May, Anno Domini one thousand eight hundred and seventy-one, entitled "An act to allow the voters of the Twenty-second ward, of the city of Philadelphia, to vote on the question of grantlnfir licenses to sell IntoxicatinfiT liquors.

    Act 248 of 1903 · P.L. 319 · April 27, 1903 · Scanned page

  40. To repeal an act approved the third day of April, Anno Domini one thousand eight hundred and seventy-two, entitled "An act to allow the voters of the Twenty-first ward, of the city of Philadelphia, to vote on the question of licensing the sale of intoxicatinsr liquors.

    Act 249 of 1903 · P.L. 320 · 1903 · Scanned page

  41. To repeal an act approved the twenty>third day of ICarcfa. Anno Domini one thousand eicrht hundred and eeventy^two. entitled "An act to allow the voters of the Fourteenth ward, of the city of Philadelphia, to vote on the question of sranting licenses to sell intoxicatinsr liquors.

    Act 250 of 1903 · P.L. 320 · April 27, 1903 · Scanned page

  42. To repeal an act approved the twenty-third day of March, Anno Domini one thousand eight hundred and seventy-two. entitled "An act to allow the voters of the Thirteenth ward, of the city of Philadelphia, to vote for or against the issuing of licenses for the sale of Intoxicating liquors within the said ward.

    Act 251 of 1903 · P.L. 320 · April 27, 1903 · Scanned page

  43. To repeal an act approved the twenty-third day of March, Anno Domini one thousand elffht hundred and seventy-two, entitled "An act to allow the voters of the Fifteenth ward, of the city of Philadelphia, to vote for or against the Issuing of licenses for the sale of intoxicating liquors within said ward.

    Act 252 of 1903 · P.L. 321 · April 27, 1903 · Scanned page

  44. Authorising the county commissioners of the several counties of the Commonwealth of Pennsylvania to accept, take, and thereafter maintain as a county bridfire, any public brldsre used for public travel, built or maintained by any borough or township, or both, or any two townships, within such county, over rivers, when tendered to the county commissioners for any such county, by the

    Act 253 of 1903 · P.L. 321 · April 27, 1903 · Scanned page

  45. TO prohibit the adulteration of food, and provldlnir for the enforcement thereof. Food

    Act 254 of 1903 · P.L. 322 · April 27, 1903 · Scanned page

  46. an act providlnfir for the sale of the real estate of lunatics, at private sale, and empowering courts of common pleas to order, direct and approve such private sales.

    Act 265 of 1903 · P.L. 323 · April 27, 1903 · Scanned page

  47. ANT ACT To provide for, and to determine the place of, the asaeflsment of coal and minerals underlying seated lands, in cases of severed ownership, where the same are divided by county lines. cofti and minerau. SectioD 1.

    Act 256 of 1903 · P.L. 324 · 1903 · Scanned page

  48. Supplement to an act extending the jurisdiction of the courts of this Commonwealth In cases of divorce, passed the twenty-sixth day of April, one thousand eight hundred and fifty.

    Act 257 of 1903 · P.L. 324 · April 28, 1903 · Scanned page

  49. ANT ACT Q-ivinfiT to the moTtgaigor who has parted with title to mortgaged premlseB, leaving his bond or other obligation and mortgage outstanding, the right, under certain conditions, to pay or tender payment to the holder of such bond or other obligation and mortgage the moneys due thereon, Including costs; and to require the holder of the said obligation and security to assign the same to

    Act 258 of 1903 · P.L. 325 · April 28, 1903 · Scanned page

  50. To provide for the Incorporation and regulation of corporallons for the purpose of making insurance upon the health of individuals, and against personal injury and disablement and death therein; limiting the amount for which such corporations may issue policies, and providing the manner in which certain existing corporations may become reincorporated under this act.

    Act 259 of 1903 · P.L. 327 · April 28, 1903 · Scanned page

  51. For the annexation of any city, borouerh, township, or i»art of a township, to a contiguous city, and providi^ for the indebtedness of the same.

    Act 260 of 1903 · P.L. 330 · April 28, 1903 · Scanned page

  52. oouatjr. MononsahelA City and Carroll towa- ■hl9. lUptal. RepealinfiT an act, entitled "An act to prohibit the sale of intoxicatinir liquors, wines, a^e or beer, in the b<»-ouerh of Mononsrahela City, and Carroll township, Washlns^n county," approved the ninth day of March, Anno Domini one thousand eiffht hundred aad seventy-two.

    Act 261 of 1903 · P.L. 332 · April 28, 1903 · Scanned page

  53. To farther define the police power of cities of the third class and boroufirhs, with reference to electric llfirht wires.

    Act 262 of 1903 · P.L. 333 · April 28, 1903 · Scanned page

  54. 11. ConT«7aBce of Und to the Commlaslon^n of waterworks, of Erie. Deecrtptlon. ProYidinfiT tor the conveyance by the Commonwealtli of Fenii- Bylvanla, to the commlBsionerB of waterworks In the city of Erie, of certain lands on the Peninsula known as Presqnft Isle, in Brie county, Pennsylvania.

    Act 263 of 1903 · P.L. 334 · April 29, 1903 · Scanned page

  55. To further amend the ninth and fourteenth Bectlons of the act, entitled "An act to regrulate the nomination and electton of public officers, requiring: certain ezpensefl incident thereto to be paid by the several counties, and punishlngr certain offenflies in regard to such elections," approved the tenth day of June, eighteen hundred and ninety-three, as amended by an act upproved the ninth

    Act 264 of 1903 · P.L. 336 · April 29, 1903 · Scanned page

  56. To authorise civil actions for the recovery of damagee arlfllnir from newspaper publications negligently made; defining the character of such damages; and requiring every newspaper published In this Commonwealth to print, in a conspicuous place In each issue, the names of the owners, proprietors or publishers, and the managing editors of the same; and making a violation of this act a

    Act 265 of 1903 · P.L. 347 · May 12, 1903 · Scanned page

  57. To amend article nine, section one, of an act, entitled "An act to provide for the health and the safety of persons employed In and about the anthracite coal mines of Pennsylvania, and for the protection and preservation of property connected therewith," approved June second, one thousand eight hundred and ninety-one; also to amend section seventeen of an act, entitled "An act relating

    Act 266 of 1903 · P.L. 357 · May 13, 1903 · Scanned page

  58. an appropriation to the Chester Hospital, at Chester.

    Act 267 of 1903 · P.L. 359 · 1903 · Scanned page

  59. an appropriation to the Hospital of the University of Pennsylvania.

    Act 268 of 1903 · P.L. 359 · May 13, 1903 · Scanned page

  60. Making an appropriation to the Western Temporary Home of Philadelphia.

    Act 269 of 1903 · P.L. 359 · May 13, 1903 · Scanned page

  61. an appropriation to Saint Luke's Hospital, of South Bethlehem.

    Act 270 of 1903 · P.L. 360 · 1903 · Scanned page

  62. Making an appropriation to the Home for the Training in Speech of Deaf Children before they are of School Age, at BeUnozit and Monument avenues, in Philadelphia.

    Act 272 of 1903 · P.L. 361 · May 13, 1903 · Scanned page

  63. Making an appropriation to the trustees of Saint Joseph's Hospital in the city of Reading.

    Act 273 of 1903 · P.L. 361 · May 13, 1903 · Scanned page

  64. Making an appropriation to the Garretaon Hospital, of Philadelphia.

    Act 274 of 1903 · P.L. 362 · May 13, 1903 · Scanned page

  65. Aalartaa. Makingr an appropriation for the current expenses of the Board of Public Charities, for the two fiscal years be^nnins the first day of June, one thousand nine hundred and three.

    Act 275 of 1903 · P.L. 362 · May 13, 1903 · Scanned page

  66. To provide for a deficiency arlsingr under the provisions oi j^n act, approved July eighteenth, one thousand nine hundred and one, entitled *'An act to carryout the provisions of acts ot Assembly relating: to the care and treatment of the indlgent insane," approved June thirteenth, one thousand eiffht liundred and eighty-three, and June twenty-second, one tbousand eight hundred and

    Act 276 of 1903 · P.L. 363 · May 13, 1903 · Scanned page

  67. Making an appropriation to the Midnight Mission, of Philadelphia.

    Act 278 of 1903 · P.L. 364 · May 13, 1903 · Scanned page

  68. Makinff an appropriation to the Union Home for Old Liadiei, located in the city of Philadelphia.

    Act 279 of 1903 · P.L. 365 · May 13, 1903 · Scanned page

  69. Making an appropriation to the Kittannin^r General Hoipital.

    Act 280 of 1903 · P.L. 365 · 1903 · Scanned page

  70. Making an appropriation to the Home of Widows antf Single Women, of Lebanon.

    Act 281 of 1903 · P.L. 366 · May 13, 1903 · Scanned page

  71. Makins an appropriation to Saint Christopher'! Hospital for Children, of the city of Philadelphia.

    Act 282 of 1903 · P.L. 366 · 1903 · Scanned page

  72. Making an appropriation to the Washington

    Act 283 of 1903 · P.L. 366 · May 13, 1903 · Scanned page

  73. Maklngr an appropriation to the Pittsbursr Newsboys' Home.

    Act 284 of 1903 · P.L. 367 · May 13, 1903 · Scanned page

  74. an appropriation for the protection of grame, of song and of insectlverous birds.

    Act 286 of 1903 · P.L. 367 · May 13, 1903 · Scanned page

  75. Making an appropriation to the Women's Southern Homeopathic Hospital, of the city of Philadelphia.

    Act 286 of 1903 · P.L. 368 · May 13, 1903 · Scanned page

  76. Maklnff an appropriation to the Gjmecean Hospital, In the city of Philadelphia.

    Act 287 of 1903 · P.L. 368 · May 13, 1903 · Scanned page

  77. Making an appropriation to the Woman's Hospital, of Philadelphia.

    Act 288 of 1903 · P.L. 368 · May 13, 1903 · Scanned page

  78. Making an appropriation to the Kane Summit Hospital Abbotion, of Kane, McKean county, Pennsylvania.

    Act 289 of 1903 · P.L. 369 · May 13, 1903 · Scanned page

  79. Making an appropriation to the West Side Hospital Association, of the city of Scran ton.

    Act 290 of 1903 · P.L. 369 · May 13, 1903 · Scanned page

  80. an appropriation to the Chester County Hospital

    Act 291 of 1903 · P.L. 370 · May 13, 1903 · Scanned page

  81. Ifakinff an appropriation to the Rosine Home, of Philadelphia.

    Act 292 of 1903 · P.L. 370 · May 13, 1903 · Scanned page

  82. Making an appropriation to the CoatesvlUe Hospital

    Act 293 of 1903 · P.L. 370 · May 13, 1903 · Scanned page

  83. an appropriation to the Pittston Hospital Association.

    Act 294 of 1903 · P.L. 371 · May 13, 1903 · Scanned page

  84. the Commissioner of Forestry to erect buildings on the Mont Alto Reservation or to purchase land and buildings adjacent to the said reservation, wherein to provide instruction in forestry, to prepare forest wardens for the proper care of the State Forestry Reservation lands, and making an appropriation therefor.

    Act 295 of 1903 · P.L. 371 · May 13, 1903 · Scanned page

  85. Making an appropriation to the Oil City

    Act 296 of 1903 · P.L. 372 · May 13, 1903 · Scanned page

  86. Making an appropriation to the Pennsylvania Soldiera* and Sailors* Home, at Erla, Pennsylvania,

    Act 297 of 1903 · P.L. 372 · May 13, 1903 · Scanned page

  87. Making an appropriation to the Lancaster General Hospital.

    Act 298 of 1903 · P.L. 373 · May 13, 1903 · Scanned page

  88. Making an appropriation to the Meadville City Hospital.

    Act 299 of 1903 · P.L. 373 · May 13, 1903 · Scanned page

  89. Making an appropriation to the truateea of the University of Pennsylyania.

    Act 301 of 1903 · P.L. 374 · May 15, 1903 · Scanned page

  90. Making an appropriation to the Mercy Hoepital, at WlUces- Barre.

    Act 302 of 1903 · P.L. 374 · 1903 · Scanned page

  91. Making an appropriation to the WllIiam8i>ort Hospital

    Act 800 of 1903 · P.L. 374 · May 14, 1903 · Scanned page

  92. Making an appropriation to the trustees of the State Hospital for Injured Persons, at Mercer, Pennsylvania.

    Act 303 of 1903 · P.L. 375 · 1903 · Scanned page

  93. Making an appropriation to the trustees of the State Hospital for Injured Persons of the Bituminous and Semi-Bltunainous Coal Re^on of Pennsylyania, located at Blossburgr* Tioga county.

    Act 306 of 1903 · P.L. 376 · May 15, 1903 · Scanned page

  94. Making an appropriation to the trustees of the State Institution for Feeble-Minded, at Polk, to pay for work done and serrloes rendered by the architect in the furnishinff and equipping said institution.

    Act 306 of 1903 · P.L. 376 · May 15, 1903 · Scanned page

  95. Makiziff an appropriation to the House of Refuge, situated In the Eastern District of the Commonwealth, to cover a deficiency incurred for the maintenance and instruction of the children committed thereto.

    Act 307 of 1903 · P.L. 377 · May 15, 1903 · Scanned page

  96. To provide for the publishing of the report of the proceeding! at the dedication of the Pennsylvania Monuments, upon the battlefield of Gettysburg:, and the ceremonies at the dedication of the Equestrian Statues of Generals Meade, Hancock and Reynolds; providing for the distribution thereof, and making an appropriation for the same.

    Act 308 of 1903 · P.L. 378 · May 15, 1903 · Scanned page

  97. Making an appropriation to Spencer Hospital.

    Act 309 of 1903 · P.L. 379 · May 15, 1903 · Scanned page

  98. an appropriation to the trustees of the State Asylum for the Chronic Insane of Pennsylvania, at South Mountain.

    Act 310 of 1903 · P.L. 379 · May 15, 1903 · Scanned page

  99. Malntenaooa. AddltloB, «ta. Maklnff an appropriation to the Monongrahela Memorial Hospital Association of Monon^ahela City, Pennsylvania.

    Act 311 of 1903 · P.L. 380 · May 15, 1903 · Scanned page

  100. Making an appropriation to the Benevolent Association's Home for Children, of Pottsvllle. Schuylkill county.

    Act 312 of 1903 · P.L. 380 · May 15, 1903 · Scanned page

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