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House Bill 443; Regular Session 1999-2000

[History]

Sponsors:

ARMSTRONG, HERMAN, CORRIGAN, SEYFERT, ZIMMERMAN, ARGALL, EGOLF, FORCIER, MAHER, MAITLAND, McNAUGHTON, S. MILLER, NAILOR, READSHAW, RUBLEY, B. SMITH, STERN, TIGUE, YOUNGBLOOD, ZUG, NICKOL, BENNINGHOFF, HERSHEY, LEH, SAYLOR, HARHAI, TRELLO, FARGO, ROSS, E. Z. TAYLOR, BELFANTI, FLICK and HENNESSEY

Printer's No.(PN):

463*

Short Title:

An Act repealing the act of May 2, 1876 (P.L.193, No.174) entitled "An act authorizing lumber dealers, in the county of McKean, to adopt each a mark to be put upon logs and lumber of all kinds, and have the same registered in the office of the prothonotary of said county, and also fixing a penalty for defacing said mark or fraudulenty taking possession of any logs or lumber so marked or not."

Actions:

		Referred to AGRICULTURE AND RURAL AFFAIRS, Feb. 9, 1999
		Reported as committed, March 10, 1999
		First consideration, March 10, 1999
		Laid on the table, March 10, 1999
		Removed from table, March 17, 1999
		Re-referred to APPROPRIATIONS, March 17, 1999
		Re-reported as committed, March 22, 1999
		Second consideration, March 22, 1999
		Third consideration and final passage, March 23, 1999 (196-1)
		In the Senate
		Referred to ENVIRONMENTAL RESOURCES AND ENERGY, April 12, 1999
		Reported as committed, May 11, 1999
		First consideration, May 11, 1999
		Re-referred to RULES AND EXECUTIVE NOMINATIONS, June 16, 1999

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