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lumba. for his services appeals from the
OF Patents, $500
Mr.. DAY TON submitted the following amendment:

lombia for his services in appeals from the Commissioner
| OF Patents, $500.
Mr.. DAY TON submitted the following amendment
For the purchase of George Catns collection Of paint
ing- and curostes illustrative the
Of the North American indians. 5000 Provided, The
Committee the Library make a (Which
hereby authorze) for the purchase thereof price
exceeding s5OODj, payable in ten annual nstalnents
After heightened debate the question was taken upon
the amendment and decided in the negative by yeas %
nays % as follows:
| YEAS-Messrs. Badger, Baldwin. Bell Berren Clarke,
Ccrvin Dayton Dodge of Iowa. Douglas Fitzgerald Foote,
Greene, Hale, Hamn. Houston, Johnson OF Maryland.
King, Mangum, Miller. Rusk Spruance, Wales, and Web-
| NAYS-Messrs. Allen, Atherton, Borland, Bradbury,
Bright, Butler Cameron, Davis OF Massachusetts, Davis of
Mississippi Dickn-on Dix, Downs. Fech, Fitzpatrick.
Hunter, johnson Of Georgia. Mason Miles, Phelps sebas-
tan, Sturgeon, rnmey, Underwood Walker, and fuee
| motion for ad ournment was, at 80 minutes past 8
o'clock, made, and disagreed to dvision-ayes IS,
noes 20
Mr.. UNDERWOOD moved that the bill be amended by
the insertion of the following item which agreed to
For the expense that may be incurred in The further
hde settlers under the for the armed occupation
tended till the 5 day of o 'tober. 1919 $1,000,
motion adjourn here made and negativ ed-ayes
n, noes 90
Mr.. SEBASTIAN moved to amend the bill by inserting
the following item which was agreed to:
And for correcting, restoring and reacng of surveys in
the State of Arkansas, 81 600.
Mr.. TURNEY moved to amend the bill by adding the
following section; which was agreed to
BE it Further enacted That the Comm the Gene
raj Land Office be auhorz I'd continue three temporary
clerks dur the OF Congress until the patents
bounty lands shall be issued said clerks be paid
the contingent fund.
Mr. NILES moved TO amend the bill by adding the fol-
lowing item which was agreed to
For additional the messengers the Post
Office Department. place them the
Ing with the messengers in the other departmcnts the
Of 3i3o
Mr. NJ also moved to amend the bill by adding the fol-
lowing item; which, after debate, agreed to:
For CON pensaton s. X. Hobbie Assistant Postma
General, Tor his services special Bremen and
England make arrangements in respect the mails of
the United States, from May November in 1917 the
of 81 80.
Mr. YULEE submitted the following additional section
which was rejected:
BE enacted &C. That the accounting officers of the
be authorized allow the arreaages
gisiave and of the Territorial
Florida which have been presented the asury
for settlement, and which duly certified to by the Terrific
rial authorities: Propided That the pended ba
existing appropriations for legislative expenses of
Territory of Florida be sufficient.
Mr. Y also moved amend the bill by adding the fol-
lowing item which was rejected
For the general of Florida for
extra services for three years. The sum of 5000.
Mr.. PHELPS moved amend the bill by inserting the
following item; which rejected division--aye.
| Is, noes Is:
For arrearages due the late Paynaster General Daniel
Parker of his iary from January ISL 1922 TO
May 9th, 1922, 1856.
The bill then reported to the Senate with the sewers
amendments.
On motion, the Senate then, 80 minutes past 10 O'Clock,
adjourned.