Brookings County sentinel. (Brookings, Dakota [S.D.]) 1882-1890, 1882-06-29
F0RTY-sEvENTH CONGRESS.


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tee reported ~ q substitute for the resolutions
and bills on the subject referred to the COM
mittee the bill introduced by him, to provide
for the performance Of the duties OF the Office
OF President, in case Of removal. death. resig-
nation or inability Of both the President and
vice president. Ordered printed and recon-
| mitted. The house bill to regulate the car
riage OF passengers by sea was passed without
dissent. The joint resolution re-appropriat-
| ing $375,0 voted in 1877, to pay southern
mail contractors, passed in amended form. :.
The house bill to extend the charters Of ma
tional banks came up and acton was taken on
several amendments. "A mes sage was received
| from the President, transmitting from the sec
| retary OF the interior the draft OF bill to en-
| large the Pawnee Indian reservation, Indian
Territory. Adjourned.
TUESDAY, June 20.-The house Joint resolu-
| ton authorizing the secretary of the war to
erect at Washington's headquarters, Newburg,
N. Y, memorial column, and to aid in defray-
| ing the expenses Of the centennial celebration
to be held in that city in 1888, was passed. :.
The house amendments to the bill for the ex-
| animation and report upon the claims Of Texas,
Colorado, Oregon and other states, with certain
| territories, for indebtedness assumed in repel-
ling invasions and suppressing Indian hostihties,
were concurred in. The house bill to enable
national banks to extend their corporate exist
ence was taken up and discussed until adjourn
msut.
"WEDNESDAY, June H.-Consideration was re-
sumed Of the house bill to enable national
banking associations to extend their corporate
| existence. The section before the senate was
on authorizing the issue Of gold certificates.
| The pending amendment to allow silver certifi-
Gates as well as new gold certificates 10 be
| counted by the national banks as part OF their
lawful reserve, and to be used in the settlement
Of clearing house balances, was adopted with
out debate. Aldricb moved to allow the secrs-
tary OF the treasury, in his discretion. TO sus-
! pend the Issue Of gold certificates whenever the
amount Of gold com aud gold bullion in the
| treasury available for redemption Of Cuited
States notes falls below slO0, 900, 600. After
remarks the motion prevailed, amended at the
instance Of Ingalls, 30 a. to absolutely prohibit
certificates being issued in the contingency
named. Cook offered and advocated an amend
ment requiring that silver certificates be &C.
! cepted In settlement Of cearing-hou tal-
ances. Upon the suggestion Of Pugh, the
amendment was modified so as to read that no
national bank shall become q member Uf any
clearing house in which silver certificates shall
not be receivable in settlement Of clearing
house balances. 1t was then passed-yeas 20.
nays 20. Beck offered a provision forbidding
the practice Of certifying checks when the
dealer has no equal amount Of funds on de-
posit. This provision was somewhat modified
and adopted Adjourned.
THURSDAY, June 22.-The president pro tenn
presented a communication from joseph F.
Smith, president of the convention OF citizens
OF Utah, transmitting an application for the
admission Of that territory into the union as a
state, with copy OF the proposed constitution.
The joint resolution appropriating s33, 900
to continue Arctic explorations on or near the
shores OF Lady Franklin Bay, and scientific OBJ
servation at Point Barrow, Alaska, during 1888.
was passed Window introduced a bill ap-
propriating sl25,000 for q public building at
Mlnona, Mimi. The senate bill granting the
Mississippi, Albuquerque Inter Ocean Rail-
way Company the rlght-of-way through the
Indian Territory, vas passed. The house bill
10 enable national banks TO continue their ex-
lstenco came up Several amendments were
voted down and the bill passed--yeas "a, nays
IL.
FRrp.y. lime "a The bonse hill to accent
and rati}v the sgrsament Jritb tha Sbosbope
and Bannock indians for A sale Of a norton of
their reseryation in Idaho reonired for Utah
and the Northern Railroad and to male the
necessary annronriatinn Tor carrying ont the
same Wss nassed Senaso hills nasseJ rant.
ing condemned cannon to oryaniIs,ions az Vim
cennes. Ind, W,rsbslnown Iowa, Irnn,on-
Ohio. Councii Bluds Iowa. and Danyille. hi
The bouse resolntinns' eommemoratiye Of
Renresenta,iye Allen ~ Missouri were re
ceiyed. and after imnressive remarks mon hi.
Tfe .nd Services by Na.srs focLrsII nav.
Brown and yesf III. nsnsI resolutions were
sdonted Adionrned iii Monday
House.
Moyn., lime le-B,l,s introduced. To
abolish internal revenue tax ON tobacco. snufY.
cigars and ciparettes antborizing The rsmovai
OF obstruction 0bridyes IN This easel of nayigs
HE xaters Of the limited Sta,es. esiahIisbing an
international naaca commissinn 10 consist IN
nine members who shall serve ten years. 10
preyent INSTRUMENTATION in transnortafion over
u.
bill appropristing sIOO 900 600 nassed under
guspension OF the rnles The r,,Ies we're su.-
nended and the hill nassed sntbor;z;ng the
secretary OF the treasury until the Ist of JnIy.
ia, 10 receive trade dollars nnon nresenta
iion1 and give in exchange standard silver 5ol-
iars and reneaIinc ali laws antboriyino ,be
coinage of the trade dollar The bill 10 peeu-
late ,mmjpration nassed-iio to M n nrn-
y,des that there s6aII he n,id n dutv of INV
cents for each nsssenyer not a cirizsn of the
limited states who sbsfl come by vessel from a
foreign mort 10 any mort within the United
states Tba dntv to he naid 10 tbe collector of
customs ~ the nort 10 which tbe nassenger viii
come or II there bs M Collector At sncb nort
tbsn 10 tbe coIler,or ~ cnstoms nesrest thor
10 bv the master owner agent or cons;gnse
M eyery srch yasssI within tuan,v.f four bpnrS
sfter tie enterin,, thereof into :ncb nort
The bill TO establish bureau OF animal indus
trv and to preyent The exnor+at;on ~ d;seasa1
cattIa and tbe snre.d ~ Snfsctions and conts.
eious disease among domestic snir,als was
SSasse, npder srsnands5 ,nIas sdinn,n.d
Trrs,.x Jrne % Tho ,orsa-voss *.
nsvs 9lNnssseJ tb. so,,ats hill ant tb6r;,;ne The
secretary on The treasury 10 exsmine and renart
10 oongrasa ,ha smonnt ~ I'll ,ha nIs;nns ~ a.
ststes =, Ts,ss Coinraan nra,,o, Nabua.I.
CsIiforn;. KAMA ana Nsysds snd ,So ,srr;'
tor;ss ~ Wssh;nston snd Td.hn on scconn, %
noonav a,,,andaJ "a ;,Sah.aJT,ss ;non,ra5 ~
renaij,ns, }nYasion IA snnnrsssin1 ina;an boS- =.
tilit;as yonno ;ntroS.naS : S,ii ,,ras;d;n,
that sft.r The Ist 81 Octnhar 1900 ,tar. LII
he levied and coIlscted on slI dist;ied snri,s a
IA, ~ 6o can,s on ssch nroof s,sIInn dr Mn
aai,on .he, heinv nroda. ~. as.or H. aIst
~ INV Issa there hal he ns,S % on al M heay
lager bssr .is no,tsr .na s;po;Isr tarnsn,sj
| I1nors tar IL IN cent? ,or .nx hsrrai con-
tsn;ns NOT n,ora tbsn tb;rtUlona ,aI1a,s ia
that iba comniss;onsr 81 ;n,arnai rsssanns sSs n
herssttsr slnw raSrc,;on 80 a. w ..,, -,
ali stsmns snId 70 brawsrS and Nh bv them in in
their bnsiness The hi snnron,istins sem
o0o tor an sStens;nn ., ,hs paeIn.;Sa .oJ
was passed. The bill to fix the day for tue
meeting Of electors for president and vice
| president "a substitute for the senate bilD and
| provide for and regulate the countinp of votes