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question now agitates the Legislature of California and
subject for the Presidents consideration at this mo-
ment He must determine for himself to give some re-
commentator TO in regard the subjects before he
sends those treaties to the Senate of the United States
where is the liability to blame then which can be Justly
thrown upon the President for taking time to consider
question so vast and momentous hisbecause he waits
TO know public sentiment in California the action Of the
Legislature and the further information which both the
Senator and myself desire.
The Senator complains however that these Indian
commissioners have not been removed. He says they
ought to have been removed promptly
Mr. Gw1N said that if the President disapproyed of
their acts he should remove them
MI PEARcE The President cannot, and am sure
does not doubt that to make treaty stpuaons and then
assume the power which does not belong any officer of
tne government not to the President himself of un-
dertakng to execute those spulaons before they are
approved by him and ratified by the Senate is papabe
wrong II is clear usurpaton. have not conversed
with the President on the subject but that he
cannot do otherwise than condemn their conduct vo-
laton Of their duty The Commissioner Of Indian Affairs
long since did Whether the President and the Senate
when they to consider the circumstances shall sup
pose that the emergency was so extraordinary to
cuse these commissioners cannot undertake to say nor
do consider it fit further to discuss matter which
properly belongs to the Executive sessions of the Senatel
But the Senator complains that they have not been dis
missed Now let look at the facts There were three
Indian agents and subagent appointed for California
One Of the Indian agents, Mr. Mckee protests that he
had nothing do with the beef contracts and saws that
he always advised to the contrary In his report to the
Department, speaking Of these contracts, he says:
have steadily opposed the making of any contract i'm
pcang the Government until after the treaties were rat
fed except small and Immediately pressing demands at the
time Of making treaties and have advised my colleagues
If that has been his course surely the Administration
is not called upon to remove him. Mr. Johnson the sub
agent has been removed Mr. Barbour of the agents.
the individual who brought on the treaties here
the first Of February of the present year. He was imme
diaey called upon personally for explanations rs he had
before been called upon by letter brief time was asked
by his friends in order that he might make further expa-
nations and give further information in regard to the
matter During the time thus allowed him for that pur-
pose he resigned It is but just to this gentleman TO say
that at the time Of his appointment to Office he bore the
very highest character fornegrty and honor and inds
Greet rs his may have BEEN am unwilling to de-
clare that character forfeited Now there remains only
Mr. Wozencrof and have been told that he was con-
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United States Patent Office,

WAsHiNGToS, October 70, 1902.
ON the petition Of CadwaiIadcr Evans, of Pitts
~ burgh, Pa. praying for the extension Of patent
granted to him the fifteenth U5th) OLA priI 1899,
for an Improvement in steam- boilers, for seven
years from the cxpir' ton of said patent, which
takes place the fifteenth O5th) day OF April,
eighteen hundred and fifty three Cls53:)
II is ordered that the said petition be heard at tho
Patent Once on Monday, the seventeenth U7th) Of
January, 1888. at twelve O'Clock, m; and oil per
notified to appear and show cause, If
any they have. why said petition ought not to be
granted.
Persons uppoiihg the extension are required TO
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set forth IN writing, at least twenty days before the
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WIsCOnsin, once week for three successive weeks
previous TO the seventeenth N7th) Of January
1853 The day Of hearing.
THOMAS EWBANK.
Commissioner of Patents
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CONTINUES to practice law in the Supreme
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