THE SCRANTON TRIBUNJ&-TUESDAY, DECEMBER ' 12, .1899. POOR BOARD ACT IS CONSTITUTIONAL OPINION OF JUDGE ARCHBALD IN CARBONDALE CASE. Thst Tlmo This Act W3 Reviewed by the Court After n Careful Con ettlerntloii of All of Its Provisions the Judge Is Convinced That It Does Not Offend Agnlnst the Pro visions of the Constitution Wny the Case Cnmo Before tho Court and Its Disposition. In nn opinion hundcd down yester day Judge H XV. Arrhbnld holds that the net p.iscd by the last legislating affecting the Oaibondalo pool district Is constitutional. It Is the first time this act Ins been reviewed by nny tout t The matter came befoio tho court in the f 01 m of a dcimmei to the lolurn of an alternative tnnnd.imus in the enso of tho commonwealth ex. rel. Henry C'uitct and othets, ngnltiHt 1M vvard Moon and others, poor dlieetors of C'urbondnle. The opinion of Judge Archbald In part Is as follows: The right to nn ottlce which Is al ready tilled by another with color of right cannot bo detei mined by manda mus Com ex rel. s OimmissloneiH of I'hlla , 6 Whai, 47fi. Same vs. Same, 5 Hnwle 6 Com ex tel. s I'etkius. 7 I'll 42 The only wu Is foi the pel -pon who claims the olllce to Lonipel by quo warnnto the one who oi euules It to show his till' unon quo wan auto. This pi e nits ns from ginutlng nny re- lief In the present Instance so far ns the rolaten iMlej Is concerned. He clnlms the light by lrtuc of an ap pointment und i the recent Act of May fi, 1M1 1 I. -'31, to lepresent the Titst ward of tin eltv of C.irbonelnle on the liooi ho.ii d of that rlt Hut o does Hobbins who, It nppe.irs, wns elected to the oilier- before the net was iised nml has he-en admitted to a plate on the lioird b the othet membeis Hoh hlns has at least n show of right tmdei theo circumstances, and is entitled to be fully heard theieon CANNOT ACT SUMMARILY. AVe ennnot summiilly oust him ftom ofllco and put nnother person In until he has been duly called upon to show his title In uppiopiinti pi oceedings cal culated to eloi lelo w ho has the better right to it Noi can the respondents who hae with colcu of light nlieady admitted one iepiesentatle fiom the rirst wnid be compelled to admit an other. This disposes of the case m far ns Daley Is concerned who must be leynltted to u quo wair.mto Not bo, hoeet. with tho other ic lators They claim places on the board for the Fifth and Sixth wards not now represented there The lespondents deny that there are nnv such places to be filled, but If the .iianc!es exist and the relators have a light to them, tho only method by which they inn get In Is by a ninndntnus to tho rest of tho bonrd to ndmlt nnd recognize them. The right of tho two lelntorH, Carter and Onrdnor, depomls on the validity of the Act of May B. 1S09. P. 1 2.11, nlieady referred to under which they weie duly nppolnted by the Judges of the quarter sessions of this county This statute tho respondents contend Is unconstitutional on numerous giounds. What Is outlined In tho title Is strictly followed In tho body of the act. This reference to tho con tents of the statute Is necessary In view of the objections raised to it These objections, ns nlrendy said, nro numerous, nnd If It were not for the eminent counsel who rnlso them we should bo Inclined to pronounce them hypercritical Tor Instance, It is claimed that theie Is more than one subject covered by the title, but how, or why It Is dedal ed to be an act to regulate the nffiiliH of the poor district men tioned, nnd then tho pirtlcnlnrs In which that Is to be done nre given. No one can well say that the title does not disclose the complete purpose of the net nnd It Is certainly not to bo con demned foi Its detail. The only ques tion Is whether the different things es sned to bo done are gormnnu to the geneinl purpose. Hut In what respect are they not? A BO ITT CHANGE OI-' NAME. It Is said Unit the nnme is changed and the houndailcs enlaiged, that the manner of electing tho directors, their number and terms of olllce, ate l emu lated , ami the new olllce of auditor of the dlstllct cte.iteel Hut why nro not each and eeiy one of these a legiti mate pait of the genernl subject' With what shall such an act loncern Itself If not with these'' Were this oilginal legislation, the toiporate body cieuted would hao to be given a name and Its boundaries dellneel, nnd why ehies not the change of Us name and the en laiglng of Its boundaries, If they nio enlarged, fall within appropriate sup plemental legislation concerning the affairs of the district'' Oi how. again, enn it be urgeii that the officers of the i m pontic body ntfectc-d, their number nnel teiins of ollje e and the auditing of their accounts, do not fall within the generil subject covered by the act7 The mistake seems to he made of taking these ns distinct subjects which thov are not They are ineie specifications of the different things to he accomplished bj the act, with sug gestions of how It Is to be done It suiely would not be epected that we should hae as many as theie nre uf falis to lie legulated, each act concern ing Itself with a single one of these, and et there Is Just what the argu ment of counsel would lead to If sus tained To ee ape this dilemma, It Is said In stead of bilnglng so many things in by way of a supplement theie should have been an entlielj new ait coeilng the whole genernl subject. Hut how does this bear on the alldit of the net ns mnde up' If all that Is founded in It could be brought Into a new net with icg.tid to this pool district, why may It not lawfully appear In the general supplement to the original act which created It or what canon of legisla tion Is offended by providing for If Clearly it Is admissible to effect the changes desired by appropriate supple mental legislation such as we have be fore us, leaving that to stand In previ ous nets which It Is deemed unneces sary to modify. Wo nro not compelled to resort to nnythlng so rndlcnl as u new net In older to keep 'within tho strict bounds of the fundamental law. Tin: AM.nciATioN madi:. Hut it is said that the act offends ngalnst that provision of tho constitu tion Willi h tleclnies that "No law sunn be revived, amended or the provisions thereof extended or onferrcd by ref trenie to Its title only, but so much thereof as Is levlved, amended, extend ed or conferred shall bo re-enacted and published at length. The argument on this hi (inch of the ense, us we under stnnd It, Is that tho net, while denomi nated u supplement, is In fact nn amendment of the ptevlously existing statutes which should have been re cited therein at length Theie hae been three previous nets with lefercncp to this poor district, the Act of Maith 9, 180.0, 1 1 13S, which created It, and provided for the general tegulatlon of Its affairs, that of Match 27, 1862, V. U 211, which made some slight changes with leference to the lollector of taxes nnd stewnrd, nnd the Act of Mnrch 21, 186", 1' L r,2!. which undeitook to re It Is under nnd by virtue of this net thnt the respondents now hctld olllce. Hut no sUcb objection cull bo mnde to the Act of IVfiJ, nni of course to tho creative- Act of 1M10, and the argument ngalnst the act undet discussion, that It does not it i lie these acts In full In unelei taking to modify them, therefore still remains A mere statement how ever, of thnt argument ns It seems to us sulllclelitly lefutes It. It Is nothing less than this. That every net of as sembly which, by the Introduction of new provisions, undertakes to change or modify the piovlslons of previously existing acts, must iodic every pan nt each of them that Is In nny way meidl Ib'd or changed Clearly this Is not the law, not onlv ns a matter of leason but liv authority of the decided cases Such a position would vlttuully ex clude all so-called supplemental legis lation, because theie Is none- which does not In some lespect amend or modify that which hns gone before The mis take Is in confusing nnicndatnrv and supplementnry legislation. Tho act In controversy Is abundantly vindi cated bv the nuthorltles and there is no occasion for pursuing the discussion further Supplemental In feirm and so eleclaieel to be In Its title, it enacts new KK. dtioo the number of directors from five, I provisions modifying the existing law to be nppolnted by the lute tnnvors court of Cnibonelale, from the city at large, to four, to bo elected by the qualllled oters, one from each of the the n foul wards of the city Tho Act of lsD'UinelcrdlscussJon rrfeis to but the lirst of the so acts, ond that by Its title only. This It Is said not only offenels ngalnst tho Constitution In the manner Indicated but by the onils slon of nil notice of the two Intermedi ate nets Is nctunlly misleading. The Act of lStVi Is entitled "A fuithet im plement to an act to Incorpeiinto tho city of Cnibondalo," nml It Is nmlnlv concet ned with the nffalrs of that municipality But. unfortunately, It undertakes In Its flist section to deil with the Cir- bondale poor district also bv piovldlng that, nt the Hist charter election for tho city nfter the passage of the act, the qualified voters shall elect direc tors of the poor, one for each ward of tho city, one to seive for one venr, otm for two venrs one for tlnee yenrs nnd one for foui years and annually thete after one director to seive for four yens, thee It clothes with tho snme rower nnd nuthoilty as is given to the rtlfctors under tho oilgb'nl net and re peals s0 much of that net as Is In con flict or Inconsistent therewith CLEARLY UNCONSTITUTIONAL This pait of It Is so clearly uncon stitutional that that of Itself Is n suf flelent renson for not having noticed or refened to it In the Act of 1S90, If nny Is needed The constitutional amendment of 1SC4 hnd the same piei vlslon that nppenis In the pietent con stitution, to wit, thnt "no bill shall be passed by the leglslatuie containing more than one subject which shall be clearly expressed In Its title " The Act of ISC'i deals with two subjects the af fairs of the eltv as well as the nffnlts of the poor dlstllct and as to the lat tei theie Is not a suggestion In the title that any such leglslntlon was con templiteil The Act of ISfiO, which es tablished the dlsttlct. was not a sup plement to the act Incorporating the city, ns the dinughtsmnn of It evidently supposed, a mistake- which Is fatal to its validity. It Is pertinent to note- that os5jo:kx5os;osku:5o:o;o?ckk5 ftfvvtfXi'. jXXjnuXXAi K 38 UK Never Have Lost a Sale Of a Piano, but we would rather have you go out of our store without purchasing than to say to you anything about an instrument that was not wholly truthful in every particular. The genuine truth is good enough for us. The real truth that sells our McPhail and James & Holmstrom Pianos, for they have the sound merit in them that increases your desire to possess one when you see and hear them. If we can't suit you on those beautiful instruments we have fourteen other makes to select from. Special prices now. ooooxooooooooooo ooooooooooooooooo ooooooooooooo. Htf o nt o 55 X o x ft tftt XI X)? x Q of Mm tmor district In several pnrtlcu lars, but allowing nil of It not so modi fied to stnnd In this there Is nothing which offenels ngalnst the Constitution nnd It Is onlv hv tho most strained coiistiuctlon that It coulil be made to do so Until elv within the form of or dinary legislation as It K It Is dllllcult to si e how the ends to be uconmpllshol could be effected In nnv other way than that which wns pursued. SOMH MINOR OBJECTIONS. Certain minor objections, however, nie still fin tint urged against It, for Instance, that It changes Lie n imn of the dlstllct, a thing foi bidden us it is said by the seventh section of Altlcle .'! of the Constitution which prohibits special legislation, "Changing the names of persons or places " We do not think a pool dlsttlct is n place within the meaning of this see thin Hut suppose foi the s.ike of argument i It weie? The changing of the name Is a oiy inconsldoiuble pait of the act i and might be struck out without any particular detilment to it An act may be valid In part and In part not nnd If the couits can save any of it tiny aie bound to do so Ueie this put of the , act theiefoie In contravention of the Constitution, of which we have not the slightest Idea, It still would not affect the rights to which the relators uie en- I titled undei the lest of it Nor are we poisuaded that by tho power of appointing to vacancies on the boaiel, given to the judges of the quaiter sessions of thli county In the thlid nnd fourth sections of the act, the prohibition of the Constitution Is. violated which feu bids special legisla tion "leglllatlng the practice ot Jut Is-1 diction of, or enlarging the lilies of ev Idence In, any Judicial proceeding or Inquiry before couits, aldeimun, Jus tices of the peace " etc. AVe should be glad to escape the extra Judicial elutles Imposed upon us by this nnd othe l similar statutes but the' power of appointment "O given Is an administrative function not unlike many othnis of the court of quulei sessions, a piobable lellc of the pet'V sessions helel by the Justices of the quoi urn In the mother countiy, but un foitu'iatelv foi the argument of coun sel ns well as for our own telief. It his nnthlns: io do with the practice of the couit oi its general Jurisdiction, and we con'ot theiefoie condemn It as uncon stitutional because of Its special or loeol character As to the iclator. Alv i Daley, Judg ment Is given on the demurrer in favor of the iespimdent but ns to the re Intois H-Mirv Carter and Mih riar-'-nei tudcmeiil Is given against Uv re spnnelents with costs and n peiemptory mandamu i awarded ' tt a V V ft.' H ft." ft,' ft' w X ft n ti te ft' v ft' V ft' ft' ft' V ft' ft' ft' ft' ft' ft' ft' ft' ft ft ft' ft' ft' ft' ft' ft' ft' ft' ft' ft' ft" Store Open Evenings Until Xmas. . v X Scranton Store, 124-126 Wyomlug: Avenue. VERY LIVELV RUNAWAY. 0 Reg ma music Boxes 2f Play Thousands of Tunes. 000000000 ooooooooooooo ooooooooooooooooo i TO HOLIDAY SHOPPERS: S We doubt if you have heard of such prices as we are JJ prepared to quote on small musical instruments, for example Ji Violins, - $2.00, $5.00, $10.00 Mandolins, 1.25, 4.50, 8.00 g Guitars, 3.00, 5.00, 8.00 & And this too, on the best grade of goods. Washburn and Bay State Goods at a big discount- X ?x ;sx Xrf o x X X x x s X x o XX u XX XJ XX XX a XX XX XX X.X x XX XX It Caused a Lot of Excitement on Mulberry Stieet. Daniel Johnson, of 41"! Alelfi street, wis yesteidiy e-mployeel by Ellas II- n dilclcsnn, who lives in the lent of Clay avenue t i convey his 1 ousehold gool to a hous at 311 Washington avenue. Johnson went to Clay avenue with his t mi nnel the- wagon had be n loaded high with fuinltuic and Jubnsi n v is in It togetlui with two nun, Uobcit 15ue h and .Imn Fe he ir, who wen helling him and two phi ill b s, the one h's s n WIUL- nnd the other Joe Killlan s the wagon was on Mnlbrry street me horse slipped and In doing fo Klelteel tho othei one Hilli bee am filghtened and dashed wildly down Alulbeny stieet Neai city hall 15ncli Jumped off nnd In doing so struck the pivem nt nnd Ipjureel his left foot nnd arm Ho wall.ed down to the l.jekawnnni hos rltal anil wns theie ntte-neb d The vr In his foot was stltchel mil hN swol len hnnd bandaged He then left and went to his heme In Tail. Place Xeai Washington avenue Johnson was tin own fiom tho .vngon nnd his foot slightly Injuied A llMle- f.utho. down the stieet, one of the nn.ill bovh was bulled out but wns ItiiKlly not hint t tho ecu m l of MIllHn avenu' nnd JIulbeny sttect the loists wild Plght was paitlillv stopped bv their running Into the club Mnl'pi in Will lam Most i. who vv.T" passinK bv, then stoppeil the team and held the- nnl m lis until Johnson ennie up Tho luuses themelves were unln Juicd and nelthei the wagon noi the fuinituie in it was at all clnmnge d Johnson diove to Washington avenue nftei licking up Ills help and theie continued hU vvoik. A Cnrd. We, the undersigned, do hereby agiea to refund the liieme-y on a 50 cent bottle of fire one's Warranted hyrup ot 'i u if It falls to erne vemr ce ugh or cold We also guarantee- u J'-e, nt bnttli to prove sitls fnctorv or money reluiiditl' Matthews Uros C i: Chittenden I'lulps' Phnimaey V XV Humphrey Me Ourr di Thorn is (1 Pie h.-l II C Sanderson J P Dumhoc N M Tie he lirown s Pharmacy ft ft' ft' ft' ft' ft' la; I &' ti ft &' ft' i v ! ' ft" i ft' ft' ft' ft' ar v &" &' ft' ," V ft' ft" ft' ' ft' ft ft' ft' ft" tt ft" V ft' K ft' ft' ft' ft" ft' ft Reduced prices on ladies' and misses' jackets Bip reductions have been made to unload a portion of this stock while there is still a de mand. You save as much by buying now as you would at the end of the swson. $12 jackets reduced to $7.45 Made of tan covert cloth; trimmed with fancy . ,. stitching, real value $12, formerly marked S9.9S as a special bargain; reduced to J ,4J $14 jackets reduced to $9.98 Made of light castor kersey, lined with Skinner Manufacturing Co. satin, lining warranted to wear two years or new lining will be given. Price for- q merly was $12.98, reduced to V.O $18 jackets reduced to $12.98 Made of light tan kersey, lined with fine taffeta q silk and trimmed with fancy stitching, real value $18, reduced to l.SO $20 jackets reduced to $14.98 Made of castor kersey, scalloped around bottom, lined throughout with fancy silk and trimmed elaborately with stitching, real value $20, . reduced to 4.y O $14 jackets reduced to $9.98 Made of very fine kersey, black or castor, strap seams, lined with Skinner satm, warranted to wear two years, real value 14. Special re- q duction to V JO $16 jackets reduced to $12.98 Made of very fine keisey, black and several shades of castor, lined with plaid taffeta silk, and stitched elaboratey all over. Reduced . price t"0 $20 jackets reduced 'to $14.98 Made of London kersey, lined with plaid taffeta silk, strap seams trimmed with stitching, in black and several shades ot tan and castor. Ue- . duccd price IT-." $25 jackets reduced to $18.98 Made tight fitting of Oxford Grey Montagnac, 0 no with velvet collar, lined with silk and trimmed with pearl buttons. Reduced price... lo.VO Bargains on second floor White corrugated cottage poles, with trimmings com plete, worm 19c. Special this week . . . 12c with Oak cottage poles trimmings complete, worth 15 c. Sofa cushions, covered with fast colored cretonne, lulfled border, worth 39c. This week LUIUIJIUCC, This week SC 25c Give Presents That Are Lasting; t K V, ti ft' ft' ft' ft' ft' ft' ft h t: Mi ft a" ti c &' ft' ft' ti ft' ft' fc' ti ft' ti ti ft' ft' ft" ft' a? ft' ft' K ft' ft' ft' ti ft' ft' ft ft' K ft' ft' ft' ft' Figured denim, reversible patterns, former price 1 25c. This week... IZ2C 6o-inch leveisible oriental stripe dupery goods, same as others asked 75c and . 85c for. This week. . 0)C Denim laundry bags, worth 39 cents, bpccial this week 25c Fish net, yaid wide, woith 7c 1 5 cents, week Special this Kfc, Special sale of remnants 50c rem'ts ot plaids.. . oc lem'ts of cheviots. 50c rem'ts of novelties 30c lem'ts of hlk goods 75c tem'ts of w'ipcords 7,c icm'ts of cheviots. 75c lem'ts of plaids, .. 75c rem'ts of Venetians $2 rem'ts of seiges.. . $2 lem'ts of vigore.iux $2 lem'ts ol Venetians 2 rem'ts of v ipeords 5 c Cut pricss on underwear 35c jersey ribbed under skirts at ihc These are made with crochet edge, and are ol the quality that ordinarily sells for iSC Special for one 1 Q day at halt price 1 OC 39c ladies' union suits at 18c Jeisey ribbed union suits ot the 39c quality in t Q ecruonlv.Veryspeci.il I OC Blankets and Comforts sale All of our $3 50, $4.00 and $4.50 blankets 111 white, red and grey, in one lot. Q Choice ot any Z.VO All of our $5.00 blankets. Choice of any for this week 5.?5 All of our $7. so blankets, in one lot, (or this q week 5."0 All ol our $6.oo and $7.00 blankets. Special for . o this week 4.VO Special sale of comforts at 49c, 75c, 98c and $1.25. worth twenty-live per cent. moie. Cut price on fancy ribbons Special sale of all silk rib bon, in both satin and fancy, in the following numbers 22, 40, 60 and 80, real 1 value 20c. Special.. IxC One lot of all silk satm rib bon, No. 40, in black only, real value 29c. i y C Special sale of all silk satin and gros-grain ribbons in all shades as follows: No. 7. 7c; No. 9. 8c, No. 12, 10c: No. 16, 12J.C. Foily-five pieces of No. 50 all silk taffeta ribbon, in black and colois, 23c guide. . Special IOC Children's cotton and wool underwear 15c underwear for 9c A special lot ol children's ribbed vests, with high neck and long sleeves; real value 13c. Special price vC Children's wool underwear Extra good quality natural wool underwear, in shirts, pants and drawers, at the fol lowing special prices: 18, 20 and 22, worth from 19c to 29c cents. Special price I C Sizes 24, 26 and 28, worth from 33c to 43c. n Special price j&yC Sizes 30, 32 and 14, worth from 43c to 50c. - Special price oyC Dress goods for this week One lot of dress goods, all this season's labrics, would be cheap at 39c. Special this week.... j&yC One lot of novelty dress goods, including cheviots and chevrons, in black and all colors, 59c grade. Special this week.... o"C 54-inch camel's hair serge, in black and colors, 98c grade. Special this , week ODC 42-inch black storm serge, 59c grade. . Special 4rOC All of our 98c black serge. Specnl this week 09C All of our $1.25 black crepon. Special nQ this week SOC All ot our Si. 75 black crepon. Spec- ial this week 1,5 One lot of pure silk crepon, in black only, retail price has been $3.00. Special q this week 1 .Ot? One lot of broad cloth, real value $1.25. Q Special 05C One lot of high class camel's hair plaids, . 75c grade 45C Ladies' $1 flannellette gowns at 69c A special lot of good qual ity flannelette night gowns, made to retail at trom $i to $1.25 ; our regular puce is 98c. As a special attraction this week we shall place 1 5 doz. on sale at the remark- , ably low price of.... OvC Ladies' 75c calico wrappers at 39c Forty dozen good quality calico wrappers, cut liberally wide, with llounced yoke, in all the popular colors and all sizes; this quality is worth 75c but as a special attraction this week they will - be marked Oyt U'-'Am--'-t-'--4''M TRADE ATTRACTORS Itf Where the Sweet flagnolias Bloom, Picture No Artist Can Paint, I'd Leave Ma Happy Home for You, Largest Stock of Sheet Music in Scranton. 17c 17c 17c oooooooooooocooooooooooooooooo ooooooooooooooooo N.lAUt.LiAtii.liiAAitfcLiAUfcMAAafcJtfeltiibiiAttiiflfcj FINN PHILLIPS, 138 Wyoming Avenue, Scranton, Pa. AirB$fbodiyp$ Sssy mam "We? nnnounc-o tin Kst selected stock of home furnish itiRS nnel wo have It Wo aelveitiso the lowest prices on worthy koocIs and v r sell at thoso iirlc.es Our uuiprlslngly low quotations on splendid values aie not a meie advertis ing pretense, but a lUlnt', dally actualitv. Note tho pilces for this week. Jarillnlcte Stands In niahnR.inv or oak. J! 00 II 60. ti.'l and up. fane I'uileir Table a In matioKany or oak. $.'75, $i'o, $3 00 and up. Taney Cobbler llockera In mahogany or oak. J.'"5. tU). ti 73 and us. Kano ltattan Jlockers In mahogany or oak, J.' 73, JJ 73 Jl 30 and up, Morils Chairs, leverslblc, vdoui cushions VW. V oo JOloand up. touches tufted In velour, II.' 00. 115 00 IIS 00 and up 1'lctuiiH In unlimited variety can bo found In oui gallar on third floor Medallions from J5c to 3 0o tuhliiKS from 1 t!"i to 110 00 Tisli guino and fiutt mibju ts from II Ti to WOO Complete lino of taibons and platinums, from 10c, up. oisco:X5HiKsjoo5KiK UK ft JKK i jr j . 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