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Page 1320
A motion was made by Mr. R. J. Baldwin and Mr. Buckman , That Senate bill No.
578 ( House bill No. 713 ) , the bill just read , be recommitted to the Committee on
Judiciary General for the purpose of amendment . Which was agreed to .
A motion was made by Mr. R. J. Baldwin and Mr. Buckman , That Senate bill No.
578 ( House bill No. 713 ) , the bill just read , be recommitted to the Committee on
Judiciary General for the purpose of amendment . Which was agreed to .
Page 1330
By unanimous consent , A motion was made by Mr. Crow and Mr. Buckman , That
rule 38 , which requires nominations made by the Governor to be referred to
proper committees be dispensed with , and the Senate do now resolve itself into
...
By unanimous consent , A motion was made by Mr. Crow and Mr. Buckman , That
rule 38 , which requires nominations made by the Governor to be referred to
proper committees be dispensed with , and the Senate do now resolve itself into
...
Page 1335
Mr. Haldeman made a motion , That the Senate do now adjourn until tomorrow
morning at eleven o'clock . Which was agreed to , Whereupon , The President ,
Lieut . Governor E. E. Beidleman , adjourned the Senate until tomorrow morning
at ...
Mr. Haldeman made a motion , That the Senate do now adjourn until tomorrow
morning at eleven o'clock . Which was agreed to , Whereupon , The President ,
Lieut . Governor E. E. Beidleman , adjourned the Senate until tomorrow morning
at ...
Page 1339
Which was committed to the Committee on Game and Fisheries . On motion of Mr
. Phipps , The following resolution was twice read , considered and agreed to : In
the Senate , May 6 , 1919 . Resolved ( if the House of Representatives concur ) ...
Which was committed to the Committee on Game and Fisheries . On motion of Mr
. Phipps , The following resolution was twice read , considered and agreed to : In
the Senate , May 6 , 1919 . Resolved ( if the House of Representatives concur ) ...
Page 1347
A motion was made by Mr. Eyre and Mr. Vare , That Senate bill No. 697 , on third
reading , entitled “ An act to exempt from the payment of inheritance taxes ,
bequests and devises made for certain purposes . " Be recommitted to the
Committee ...
A motion was made by Mr. Eyre and Mr. Vare , That Senate bill No. 697 , on third
reading , entitled “ An act to exempt from the payment of inheritance taxes ,
bequests and devises made for certain purposes . " Be recommitted to the
Committee ...
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| Title | Journal, Part 2 |
| Author | Pennsylvania. General Assembly. Senate |
| Publisher | State Printer, 1920 |
| Original from | the University of Michigan |
| Digitized | 15 Oct 2007 |
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