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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.
5,365 laws of the 1870s
Constitution of 1838
Aathorizing and requiring the commissioners of Dauphin county to examine the claim of Eliza F. Galbraith, for taxes alleged to have been erroneously paid by her upon unseated lands in said county, and providing for the refunding to her of naid erroneous payments.
Act 134 of 1878 · P.L. 101 · May 22, 1878 · Scanned page
To provide for the arrest and punishment of persons carrying dangerous substances upon public conveyances.
Act 136 of 1878 · P.L. 102 · May 23, 1878 · Scanned page
TO facilitate the payment of debts contracted in the construction of state roads in tliis commonweal th, laid out and opened in pursuance of authority conferred by special acts of the legislature, and to authoriae the completion of any of said roads still unfinished.
Act 137 of 1878 · P.L. 102 · May 23, 1878 · Scanned page
Kxtending the provisions of an act, entitled <* An act regulating the rate of intereRt," approved May twenty-eighth, one thousand eight liundred and fifty-eight, to all corporations authorized to loan money ^thinthe commonwealth, and repealing all laws inconsistent within the provisions of the said act.
Act 140 of 1878 · P.L. 109 · May 23, 1878 · Scanned page
To provide for the inoorporation and government of street railway oompanies in cities of the third, fourth and fifth daases, and in the boroughs and townships in this oommonwealth.
Act 142 of 1878 · P.L. 111 · May 23, 1878 · Scanned page
For the relief of I. T. Porter for services as stenographic reporter for the legislative committee on the investigation of School of Reform in Western Pennsylvania, during eighteen liundred and seventy-six.
Act 143 of 1878 · P.L. 116 · May 24, 1878 · Scanned page
Relative to the use of motive power upon paasenger railways in cities of the seoond and tliird olaas.
Act 147 of 1878 · P.L. 118 · May 24, 1878 · Scanned page
Requiring county commissioners to give bonds. coanty
Act 149 of 1878 · P.L. 118 · May 24, 1878 · Scanned page
For the relief of John McGill, of Meroer oonnty.
Act 151 of 1878 · P.L. 121 · May 24, 1878 · Scanned page
For the relief of William Anderson, of Crawford county, a soldier of the war of eighteen hundred and twelve.
Act 162 of 1878 · P.L. 121 · May 24, 1878 · Scanned page
Granting a gratuity to George Neltz, a private soldier of the Natiozial Guard of Pennsylvania.
Act 153 of 1878 · P.L. 122 · May 24, 1878 · Scanned page
For the relief of Andrew Losb, private of company G., Fifteenth regiment, National Guard of Pennsylvania.
Act 164 of 1878 · P.L. 122 · May 24, 1878 · Scanned page
For the relief of Nancy Steel, of the ooanty of Clarion, widow of a soldier of the war of eighteen hundred and twelve.
Act 155 of 1878 · P.L. 123 · May 24, 1878 · Scanned page
For the relief of Catharine Crise, of Westmoreland county, a widow of a soldier of the war of eighteen hundred and twelve.
Act 158 of 1878 · P.L. 124 · May 24, 1878 · Scanned page
To provide for appointing viewers to aasem damages where streets and alleyn are changed in grades or location, in the neveral boroughs of this oommon wealth.
Act 161 of 1878 · P.L. 129 · May 24, 1878 · Scanned page
To provide for the appointment of a president Judge of the separate orphans' oourts, and to provide for the oommission thereof.
Act 164 of 1878 · P.L. 131 · May 24, 1878 · Scanned page
To determine the reiBidence of owners and oocupants of land, when the dividing line between a township and a borough passes through the mansion house, and prescribing the duties of assessors in such oases.
Act 168 of 1878 · P.L. 131 · 1878 · Scanned page
Supplement to an act, entitled ** An sot relating to exeoutlons^*' approved June sixteenth, one thousand eight hundred and tliirty-slx, providing that one justice of the peace, alderman or magistrate shall act where two are now required. Pnrcbaser at
Act 167 of 1878 · P.L. 134 · May 24, 1878 · Scanned page
To repeal an act passed the twenty-second day of March, one thousand eight hundred and sixty-one, relating to sheriff and prothonotary costs, in the county of Berks.
Act 111 of 1878 · P.L. 136 · May 24, 1878 · Scanned page
To repeal an aot, entitled **A supplement to an act paned the fint day of April, Anno Domini one tliouaand eight handred and tbirtrseven, authorizing the prothonotary of the county of Berks to receive the fees provided by the sixth section thereof," approved the fourteenth day of April, Anno Domini one thonaand eight hundred and
Act 170 of 1878 · P.L. 136 · May 24, 1878 · Scanned page
To reflate proceedings nnder reqnisitions upon the governor of this oommon wealth for the apprehension of fagitives from Justice.
Act 172 of 1878 · P.L. 137 · May 24, 1878 · Scanned page
Requiring assignments of jadgments in the several counties of this oommonweaith to be properly indexed, and fixing the fee for the Protbonotarieito
Act 173 of 1878 · P.L. 138 · May 24, 1878 · Scanned page
For the relief of Margaret Squire, the widow of Jaoob Sqaire, late of the borough of Carlisle, deoeaaed, who was a soldier of the war of eighteen hundred and twelve.
Act 115 of 1878 · P.L. 140 · May 24, 1878 · Scanned page
For the relief of Catharine Fry, of Meroer oonnty, widow of John Fry, a soldier of the war of eighteen hondred and twelve.
Act 111 of 1878 · P.L. 141 · May 24, 1878 · Scanned page
For the relief of James Maloney, of CambrlA oonnty, who inu g soldier in the war of eighteen hundred and twelve.
Act 179 of 1878 · P.L. 142 · 1878 · Scanned page
For the relief of Elizabeth Momingstar, of the county of York, a widow of a soldier of the war of one thonaand eight hundred and twelve.
Act 181 of 1878 · P.L. 143 · May 25, 1878 · Scanned page
To prevent the adulteration of milk, and prevent the traffic in impure and unwholesome milk. P^aiahment for
Act 183 of 1878 · P.L. 144 · May 25, 1878 · Scanned page
an act, entitled ''An act concerning the sale of railroads, canals, turnpikes, bridges and plank roads,'' approved the eighth day of April, Anno Domini one thousand eight hundred and sixty-one, extending the provisions of said act to coal, iron, steel, lumber, or oil or mimng, manufacturing, transportation and telegpraph companies, in this commonwealth.
Act 184 of 1878 · P.L. 145 · May 26, 1878 · Scanned page
Supplement to an act, entitled "An act relative to fraudulent debtors," approved the seventeenth day of March, Anno Domini one thousand eight hundred and sixty-nine.
Act 185 of 1878 · P.L. 147 · May 25, 1878 · Scanned page
To provide for the payment of existing orders drawn by the military boards of the several counties of this commonwealth. Wheeeas, Previous to the act, approved the fifteenth day of April, one thousand eight hundred and seventy-three, entitled " A further supplement to the act of fourth of May, one thousand eight hundred and sixty-four, entitled ' An act for the organization, discipline
Act 187 of 1878 · P.L. 147 · May 25, 1878 · Scanned page
To an aot, entitled "An act oonoeming the sale of railroads, canals, turnpikes, bridges and plank roads," approved April eighth, one thousand eight hundred and sixty<one, authorizing the purchaser or purchHJ^ers of any railroad, canal, turnpike, bridge, or plank road or telegraph, at any sale hereafter made, by virtue of any process or decree of any court of this state or the circuit court of
Act 188 of 1878 · P.L. 148 · 1878 · Scanned page
To aatborize the ooorts to correct defective certificates of acknowledgment, in certain cases.
Act 189 of 1878 · P.L. 149 · May 25, 1878 · Scanned page
Relatmg to the acknowledgment and reoording of deeds in counties oo-extcnsive in boundaries with cities of the first class.
Act 192 of 1878 · P.L. 151 · May 25, 1878 · Scanned page
Authorizing the assignment and satisfaction of record, and validating former sjitisfactions of record, by married women, of mortgages or judgments belonging to them. AssiffnmentB and
Act 105 of 1878 · P.L. 152 · May 25, 1878 · Scanned page
To repeal an act, entitled "An act relating to the collection of taxes in the county of Cleartleld," approved eighteenth of March, one thousand eight hundred and seventy, and the supplement thereto. Acts repealed.
Act 194 of 1878 · P.L. 152 · May 25, 1878 · Scanned page
Permitting surviving partners to testify to matters having ocxsurred between the surviving partners and adverse party on the record.
Act 196 of 1878 · P.L. 153 · May 25, 1878 · Scanned page
To amend an act, entitled "An act to provide the means for securing the healtli and safety of persons employed in the bitaniinous ooal mines of Pennsylvania.
Act 197 of 1878 · P.L. 153 · May 26, 1878 · Scanned page
Supplement to an act, entitled "An act relating to and authorizing changes of venae in civil oauBes," approved March thirtieth, Anno Domini one thousand eight hundred and seventy-ftve, providing for the selection of a judge when any near relative of any judge is a party or interested in the event of a cause. Selection of judge
Act 198 of 1878 · P.L. 154 · May 25, 1878 · Scanned page
To aathorize the probate and recording of deeds, conveyances and other instroments of writing, where there are no subscribing witnesses.
Act 201 of 1878 · P.L. 155 · May 25, 1878 · Scanned page
Relating to proceedings in divorce.
Act 203 of 1878 · P.L. 156 · May 25, 1878 · Scanned page
For the relief of J. Murray Moorhead. i;i»im to be
Act 204 of 1878 · P.L. 156 · May 25, 1878 · Scanned page
For the protection of game and game fish, in the county of Pike, and conferring certain powers and privileges upon incorporated clubs or societies, in said county, having for their object the preservation of game and game fish.
Act 205 of 1878 · P.L. 157 · June 3, 1878 · Scanned page
Appropriating money for the propagation and protection of fish.
Act 206 of 1878 · P.L. 159 · June 3, 1878 · Scanned page
To amend and oonsolidate the several acts relating to game and game Ash.
Act 207 of 1878 · P.L. 160 · June 12, 1878 · Scanned page
Making an appropriation for the support of the Western Pennsylvania Institute for the Instruction of the Deaf and Dumb.
Act 210 of 1878 · P.L. 169 · June 12, 1878 · Scanned page
Makinis an appropriation for salaries of officers and employ^ of the Pennsylvania Reform School, at Morganza, Washington county, Pennsylvania, and to pay interest on bonded and mortgage debt, and to pay indebtedness fklling due during the years, Anno Domini one thousand eight hundred and seventy-eight and one thousand eight hundred and seventy-nine, and for Insurance, improvements, furniture,
Act 212 of 1878 · P.L. 170 · June 12, 1878 · Scanned page
To provide for the education of the indigent deaf mutes of the commonwealth inscruoted in the Pennsylvania Institution for the Deaf and Dumb.
Act 213 of 1878 · P.L. 170 · June 12, 1878 · Scanned page
Making an appropriation to the Industrial Home for Blind Women, in Pliiladelpliia. Appropriation
Act 215 of 1878 · P.L. 172 · 1878 · Scanned page
Making an appropriation to the Pennsylvania Mnseum and School of Industrial Art. Appropriation
Act 217 of 1878 · P.L. 172 · June 12, 1878 · Scanned page
Appropriating money for the payment of a mortgi^ given by the Agrioultoral College of Pennsylvania and of the bonds secured thereby.
Act 219 of 1878 · P.L. 178 · June 12, 1878 · Scanned page
Repealing so much of an act, entitled <<An act to provide for the education and maintenance of the destitute orphans of deceased soldiers and sailors, and the destitute children of permanently disabled soldiers and sailors of this state/' approved the fifteenth day of Afoy, one thousand eight hundred and seventy-four, as limits the time when said destitute children of deceased and
Act 226 of 1878 · P.L. 186 · June 12, 1878 · Scanned page
To asoertain and appoint the fees to be received by the sheriffs, ooroners, prothonotaries, olerks of the several oourtB, registers of wills and recorders of deeds of this commonwealth, except in counties containing more than one hundred and fifty thousand or less than ten thousand inhabitants.
Act 227 of 1878 · P.L. 187 · June 12, 1878 · Scanned page
Extending the warrants of John Fulton, a collector of school and building taxes for the years eighteen hundred and seventy-three, eighteen hundred and seventy-four and eighteen hundred and seventy-five, of the township of Lincoln, in the county of Huntingdon, for one year.
Act 230 of 1878 · P.L. 198 · June 12, 1878 · Scanned page
For the taxation of dogs and the protection of sheep.
Act 231 of 1878 · P.L. 198 · June 12, 1878 · Scanned page
To provide for the publication of the decisions of the supreme court and the appointment of a state reporter.
Act 232 of 1878 · P.L. 201 · June 12, 1878 · Scanned page
To provide for an appeal to the sapreme court in oon tested electionB of Judges of oourts of records, wherein constitutional questions are involved.
Act 234 of 1878 · P.L. 204 · June 12, 1878 · Scanned page
To define the liability of c^rantees of real estate for the enoumbranoes thereon.
Act 235 of 1878 · P.L. 205 · June 12, 1878 · Scanned page
Authorizing the state treasurer to reftind collateral inheritance Ux heretofore paid or that may hereafter be paid in error. Anthorised
Act 236 of 1878 · P.L. 206 · June 12, 1878 · Scanned page
To provide for the hrlnging of actions against a married woman, in certain oases, when the husband of such married woman shall have deserted or separated himself from her and is ahseut from and liriug out of the oounty in which she resides.
Act 237 of 1878 · P.L. 206 · June 12, 1878 · Scanned page
Relative to the Western state penitentiary, and making an appropriation thereto.
Act 243 of 1878 · P.L. 210 · June 12, 1878 · Scanned page
Relating to certain military claims on file in the office of the auditor general. Whkr£A8, a large number of claims arising under the act Preamble, of assembly, approved April sixteenth, eighteen hundred and sixty-two, entitled "An act to provide for the adjudication and payment of certain military claims," and the several sapplements thereto, are now on file on the auditor generaPs office
Act 244 of 1878 · P.L. 211 · 1878 · Scanned page
Making aa appropriation to the Wilkes Barre City Hospital.
Act 247 of 1878 · P.L. 212 · 1878 · Scanned page
Appropriating fiTO thousand dollars for the erection of a momunent over the grave of the late governor, John W.
Act 248 of 1878 · P.L. 212 · 1878 · Scanned page
Extending protection to foreign and domestic insuranoe companies from fraudulent agents. PaniBbment for
Act 249 of 1878 · P.L. 212 · 1878 · Scanned page
To oonflrm the purchase and sale of real estate by bailding and loan associations, and to authorize the disposal of the unsold portion thereof. PurchMea and
Act 251 of 1878 · P.L. 214 · 1878 · Scanned page
To repeal an act, entitled "An act to place Occident avenue, in the city of Philadelphia, on the public plans, and to open, grade, curb and pave the same,*' approved the nineteenth day of March, eighteen hundred and seventy-two. Aot ropwiwi.
Act 1 of 1878 · March 15, 1878 · Scanned page
Providing for the election of members of the seleot counoil of cities of the fifth dam, where said cities have not been divided into wards.
Act 1 of 1878 · February 13, 1878 · Scanned page
To repeal a port of seotion second of an act, entitled <* A supplement to an act to incorporate the city of Carbondale," passed March fifteenth, one thousand eight hundred and fifty-one.
Act 3 of 1878 · March 15, 1878 · Scanned page
To ascertain and appoint the fees to be received by the recorder of deeds in and for the counties in this oommon wealth containing more than five hundred thousand (500,000) inhabitants. Feei fixed.
Act 3 of 1878 · March 6, 1878 · Scanned page
To repeal section eight of an act, entitled *< A supplement to an act, entitled * An act to incorporate tlie city of Carbondale/ passed the fifteenth day of March, one thousand eight hundred and
Act 4 of 1878 · March 15, 1878 · Scanned page
Creating a lien upon real estate for all taxes and aflBeasments for looai improvements, levied and made upon the same by cities of the fourth class. Seotiow 1.
Act 4 of 1878 · March 14, 1878 · Scanned page
Supplement to an act, entitled **An act in relation to cities of the second class, providing for the levy, collection and disbursement of taxes and water rents," approved the twenty-second day of March, Anno Domini one thousand eight hundred and seventy-seven, providing for the levy and collection of a tax to pay the indebtedness of the m venfl flistrlosta gomposiiig such cities of the
Act 8 of 1878 · March 25, 1878 · Scanned page
To repeal an act, entitled *'A supplement to an act authorizing the borough oouncil of the borough of Bethlehem, Pennsylvania, to purchftBe the water works, real estate and improvements of the Bethlehem Water Company, and so forth, approved the thirtieth day of March, Anno Domini one thousand eight hundred and sixty-six," approved twenty-ninth day of Maroh, Anno Domini one thousand eight hundred and seventy-three.
Act 83 of 1878 · May 16, 1878 · Scanned page
Directing the printing of reports and doouments for the use of the senate and house of representatives and the department of internal affairs.
Resolution 13 of 1878 · P.L. 222 · May 3, 1878 · Scanned page
Providing for the payment of the funeral expenses of David A. Nagle, deceased, a late member of the senate of Pennsylvania, and of James N^ewell, deceased, late a member of the house of representatives, from Pliiladelphia. Appropriation to
Resolution 16 of 1878 · P.L. 224 · May 10, 1878 · Scanned page
For the oompilation of the oorporation laws of the state of Pennsylvania.
Resolution of 1878 · P.L. 225 · May 16, 1878 · Scanned page
Making an appropriation to pay the expenses of the committee to in-. vestigate the settlement of the account of the Union Transportation Company for taxes due the state.
Resolution 21 of 1878 · P.L. 227 · May 24, 1878 · Scanned page
Is THE House of Reps.,) Friday, May 2i^ 1878.
Resolution 26 of 1878 · P.L. 229 · May 28, 1878 · Scanned page
Enabling wives of iunatics to release their right of dower in the real estate of their husbands. Release of dower,
Act 11 of 1879 · P.L. 14 · April 1, 1879 · Scanned page
To remove the disability or disqualifioation of married women for acting as oorporatoHB or ofiQcers of any association incorporated lieretofore, or that may be hereafter incorporated, for purposes of learning, benevolence, charity or religion.
Act 13 of 1879 · P.L. 16 · April 9, 1879 · Scanned page
Relating to mutual saving Amd, bilildlng and loan associations, regulating the mode of charging premiums, bonus or interest in advance, of withdrawals, of re-payment and ooUection of loans, also restricting the power to levy excessive fines, and defining the rights and liabilities of married women stockholders, and prescribing the nonapplication to these associations of the bonus tax and
Act 14 of 1879 · P.L. 16 · April 10, 1879 · Scanned page
To authorize the directors of the poor and poor houses, in the several counties of this commonwealth, to rebuild any poor houses in the respective counties, where said poor houses have been or may hereafter be burnt down by fire, and to authorize thd county oommlssioners in such counties to levy and collect the taxes necessary to pay the expenses of such re-building.
Act 15 of 1879 · P.L. 19 · April 10, 1879 · Scanned page
To provide for the appointment of trustees durante absentia, and defining the powers and duties of the same.
Act of 1879 · P.L. 21 · April 11, 1879 · Scanned page
To enable religious oorporations, chartered under the laws of this oommon wealth, to hold and oonvey title to real estate which had been held prior to amendment of their charter. ReiiKioas oorpo.
Act 18 of 1879 · P.L. 22 · April 22, 1879 · Scanned page
Extending the powers and authority of county auditors, authoriong them to settle, audit and adjust the accounts of the directors of the poor of the several counties of the oommonwealth. County auriftors
Act 25 of 1879 · P.L. 30 · April 22, 1879 · Scanned page
Providing for the completion of the eqnipment of the National Guard of Pennsylvania, and making an appropriation therefor.
Act 27 of 1879 · P.L. 31 · 1879 · Scanned page
Requiring oonnty treasareni to enter the payment of taxes upon unseated lands in the proper book, and presoribing the form of receipt to be given for such payment, and making the receipt evidence, and requinng county oommiasionerB to procure books and official seal for county treasurer.
Act 32 of 1879 · P.L. 34 · April 30, 1879 · Scanned page
To repeal an act, entitled <*An aot to erect an independent school district from parts of Concord township, in Erie county, and Sparta township, in the county of Crawford," approved April eleventh, Anno Domini eighteen hundred and sixty-six, amended March twenty-seventh, Anno Domini eighteen hundred and sixty-nine.
Act 34 of 1879 · P.L. 37 · May 1, 1879 · Scanned page
To amend the first and second seotions of the act approved February seventeenth, one thousand eight hundred and twenty, so far as the same can apply to agricultural societies or inoorporated driving park
Act 36 of 1879 · P.L. 39 · May 1, 1879 · Scanned page
Relating to partition of real estate.
Act 37 of 1879 · P.L. 40 · May 1, 1879 · Scanned page
Authorizing the Penaaylvania Reform School to ezeoute and deliver a deed to the oommonwealth of Pennsylvania for all the real estate owned and^oocupied by said institution, at Morganza, in Washington ooonty, Pennsylvania, and ratifying the transfer by several oonnties to the state of their rights in said institution. Whkrkas, By an amendment to the charter of the Penn- Preamble, sylvania
Act 39 of 1879 · P.L. 43 · May 1, 1879 · Scanned page
To regulate the price of permits for removing the oontents of privy wells, in cities of the first class.
Act 40 of 1879 · P.L. 44 · May 1, 1879 · Scanned page
To provide for the extending of the influent pipes and building a pier in the bed of the rivers, for tlie purpose of seouring good pure water to supply the wants of cities of the seoond class.
Act 42 of 1879 · P.L. 46 · May 2, 1879 · Scanned page
To enoonrage the planting of trees along the roadsides in this oommonwealth.
Act 44 of 1879 · P.L. 47 · May 2, 1879 · Scanned page
To validate a certain sale of real estate by the adniinistratora of James Hens, late of Columbia oounty, deceased. Preamble. Whirbas, By virtue of ah order of the orphans' court of Columbia county to them directed, the administrators of James Hess, late of said county, deceased, did, on the thirtyfirst day of May, one thousand eight hundred and seventythree, sell at public sale to one
Act 46 of 1879 · P.L. 48 · May 6, 1879 · Scanned page
Authorizing cities of the second class to issue bonds to an amount eqoaito the street bonds and temporary loan bonds now outstanding, not exceeding six millions of dollars, for the purpose of retiring or paying temporary loan bonds and street bonds.
Act of 1879 · P.L. 49 · May 13, 1879 · Scanned page
To provide for the erection of new townsliips oat of old ones, when part or all of the townships to compose such new townships shall have been divided by the erection of a new county, under the provisions of the act of seventeenth day of April, Anno Domini one thausand eight hundred and seventy-eight, entitled **An act to provide for the division of counties of this commonwealth and the
Act 60 of 1879 · P.L. 52 · May 13, 1879 · Scanned page
To repeal an act approved on the twenty-ftfth day of May, A. D. 187S, entitled **An act gi^'^in^ ^he several courts of quarter sessiooa of the peace of this commonwealth Jurisdiction to inquire of, hear, determine and punish all persons charged with the first offense of receiving or buying stolen goods or chattels, knowing the same to hare been stolen/' Act repealed.
Act 51 of 1879 · P.L. 54 · May 13, 1879 · Scanned page
Providing for additional oopieAiof SmuU's legislative tiand-book.
Act 53 of 1879 · P.L. 55 · May 13, 1879 · Scanned page
Amending an aot dividing the cities of this state into three classes, regulating the passage of ordinances, providing for contracts for supplies and worlc for said cities, authorizing the increase of indebtedness and the creation of a sinking fund to redeem the same, detining and punishing certain offenses in all of said cities, and providing for the incorporation and government of cities of
Act 64 of 1879 · P.L. 56 · 1879 · Scanned page
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