Proposed amendment to grant bonds for highways in Pennsylvania
The General Assembly proposes amending the constitution to allow bonds up to fifty million dollars to improve and rebuild the state's highways. Section four of article nine would be revised to permit such deficits and authorize bond issuance irrespective of existing debt, with the balance of the document detailing other constitutional provisions and the secretary's attestation.
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Commonwealth of Pennsylvania
Senate
House of Representatives
Gene Assembly
General Assembly
Commonwealth
Robert McAfhi
Pennsylvania Joint Resolution Amendment to Article Three
A joint resolution seeks to amend Pennsylvania Constitution Article Three Section Seven to restrict local or special laws. It lists prohibited actions including creating or extending liens, regulating counties and cities, changing names, venue, road and bridge authority, cemeteries, adoption of children, county seats, charters, elections, divorces, school districts, and more. The proposal narrows the scope of authorizing special laws and reiterates limits on local legislation and governance.
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Ivania
Senate
House of Representatives
Commonwealth of Pennsylvania
General Assembly
Berind
Amendment to Pennsylvania Constitution Section Three
A concurrent resolution proposes changing how judges are elected and when terms begin. It states judges elected statewide may be chosen at general or municipal elections and that most judicial and local offices will be on municipal election day in odd-numbered years. It preserves a future provision for a different day by two thirds approval and extends current judges’ terms to the next even-numbered year.
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Pennsylvania
House of Representatives
Commonwealth of Pennsylvania
Senate
General Assembly
Joint Resolution Four Proposes Taxation Amendment
A true copy of Joint Resolution No. 4 proposes amending section one of article nine to allow graded taxes and current uniformity with exemptions for public property religious worship burial grounds and public charity institutions. Submitted by ROBERT McAPER to the General Assembly of the Commonwealth of Pennsylvania.
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General Assembly
Robert McAper
The
Commonwealth
Amendment Proposal to Pennsylvania Constitution
A formal notice states that the Senate and House of Pennsylvania in General Assembly propose an amendment to the state constitution. The measure proceeds under the provisions of the eighteenth article, re resolving to adopt changes in line with constitutional procedure.
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Pennsylvania
Senate
House of Representatives
Commonwealth of Pennsylvania
General Assembly
Public debt provisions for public works in Pennsylvania
The text outlines that obligations by counties or municipalities other than Philadelphia to fund waterworks, subways, underground railways, or street railways shall not be considered city debt if five year net revenues cover interest and sinking funds or if secured by liens and no municipal liability results. Counties may issue debt for interest and sinking funds until project completion, with no tax requirement for that period. Additional indebtedness up to ten percent of assessed value may be allowed with three-fifths voter approval. A true copy of Joint Resolution No. 5. ROBERT McAFEE
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Philadelphia
Pennsylvania
Robert McAfee
The
Commonwealth
Jersey City to West Point Special Train Excursion
A special excursion train will depart Jersey City about 6 30 P M on arrival of the Sirius from Up Hudson for Lancaster RAST PTH Langastrer Manh Tim Litit Ephrata Stevens Denver ReintioIds Vinemont Writztown Jersay City. Arrive Lancaster about 12 30 night Tickets valid only on excursion date. Children five to twelve travel at reduced fares except as noted. The Sirius steamer has been chartered for exclusive use of excursionists from Jersey City to West Point and return with two hours at West Point to visit the Military Academy grounds. Return time to be announced.
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Jersey City
Hudson
Lancaster
Iron Swamboat Company
Sirius
West Point
Military Academy
High grade goods offered through steady stock
Vendor advertises ready supply of all coal types and lumber with slate plaster calcium plaster and pewter sand. Notes a large stock of Company Coal Hard Medium and Soft in all sizes, plus a wide lumber assortment and other building materials. Emphasizes commitment to customer satisfaction with quality products.
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I. D. Fichthorn Bratch
Bow- Bady's Meatman's Bakery
W. H. Muth & Co