Section 12. All acts or parts of acts inconsistent herewith are hereby repealed, and the following acts are hereby expressly repealed:
Act Number 109, Pamphlet Laws 152, approved April 13, 1905, being "An act providing that the right of eminent domain, as respects the appropriation of streams, rivers or waters, or the land covered thereby, shall not be exercised by water companies incorporated under law."
Act Number 307, Pamphlet Laws 455, approved June 7, 1907, being "An act to require all water and water-power companies hereafter incorporated, or hereafter formed by merger and consolidation, or hereafter purchasing the property and franchises of any other such company, to designate the exact source of their supply of water or water-power; and to require all existing water and water-power companies, merging and consolidating or purchasing the property and franchises of any other such company, to accept the provisions of this act, and of the act approved April thirteenth, one thousand nine hundred and five, entitled 'An act providing that the right of eminent domain, as respects the appropriation of streams, rivers, or waters, or the land covered thereby, shall not be exercised by water companies incorporated under law,' and providing the manner in which water and water-power companies, subject to the provisions of this act, may secure a new or additional source of supply for their water or water-power."
Act Number 64, Pamphlet Laws 258, Approved April 8, 1937, being "An act providing for the appropriation of certain waters of the Commonwealth to the Commonwealth for the benefit of the people thereof; declaring void certain condemnations and appropriations of water by municipalities, corporations, copartnerships or persons; providing for ascertainment of the validity and the filing of the records of certain condemnations and appropriations of water by municipalities, corporations, copartnerships or persons, and appeals therefrom; conferring jurisdiction on the court of common pleas of Dauphin County in relation thereto; providing for future condemnations and appropriations of waters by and allocation of waters to municipalities, corporations, copartnerships or persons, and for compensation for waters hereafter to be taken for public water supply purposes; and conferring powers and imposing duties upon the Water and Power Resources Board."