The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1883-12-12
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T. Washington, 1.-THE Speake
had severe cold, and Cox, of New
7 ork, occupied the chairr = !
BilIsintrodaced: By Hatch, tt
establish bureau OF animal indus.
try. to prevent the importation Of
diseased cattle and the spread o.
contagious diseases among domestic
animals.
! Burns, to admit fired Of duty al
grades OF sugar.
Also, for the relief of land owners
whose land was destroyed by any
navigable river.
h Valentine, to compel the payment
by the Union Pacific railroad of the
cost of surveying and selecting GER
tain land granted it, ~
Robinson, of New York, a resolu-
ton of inquiry calling on the secre.
tary of the interior for inf Jrmation
concerning the purchase of public
lands byforergu nUpfe1neH 50 called
and titled aliens, with their names
and the amounts OF acres purchased,
tAlso for ia<orfaation stU enabie-tht
! House to formulate a law to prkvenf
the establishment of land mono
poles and landlord systems in our
country and provide against having
the public lands fall under tue
power of aliens.
Cox, of New York, for the abro-
's sTsafy. - 'ss ehY'oPP> Balwer
Gsddes, to provide inaessed reve.
nue. from imported Mooh
Converse, to restore the rates of
duty on imported wool.
j. D. Taylor, to ,increasg the duty
Ion woods of the first and Second class.
,J,lold an, for the establishment of
closer CONNER cial felaEons witt
South American states. ~ I :
Hurd, granting a pension to the
widow of the late j. B. Steadman.-
Bingham, for the relief of widows
of railway postal clerks killed or,
discharged while on duty; also fix.
ing the rates Of POSTAGE on. mall
able matter of the first class at 2
cents each ounce or fraction thereof;
also a resolution calling on q the
of the Interior for in ::
formation whether any railroad
company which received govern
ment aid, granted or attempted to
grant to any other corporation or
telegraph company the right to
operate lines of telegraph belonging
to said railroad company so as to
prev company from fluff ifis
ing its duties to the government
and people, or from granting equal
facilities inEall respects ITO AN s6efs
SONS Or corporations. 2 q
Kelley. for, the farther Limitation
If the coinage Of silver dollars.
Rosecrans, proposing a Constitu~
,ional amendment suppressing
MacKey, proposing a Constitu. |
,ional amendment declaring the
lights and privileges of all citizens
he same. 5~f -st-s~ - 1
Mcmillan, Ito make the TRADED
lollar legal tender.
Curry, to transfer the Indian
bureau from the Interior to the War
Department.; also for the election of
Territorial Governors; also for the
admission of Arizona as a State.
, Keifer, proposing q constitutional [
providing that Congress
AVE the power by appropriate legis-
alton to secure all citizens equal
and immunities and equal
protection under the laws; also to +
prevent being deprived Fife. Ibis |
rty. or property, without due pro-
ess of law. -
George. for the forfeiture of the
and grant of the Oregon Central
abroad. ! ! 4 +
Raymond, to establish Territory +
Iorth Of Dakato. :. (
Caine, for the admission of Utah
s State.
One thousand two hundred and |
wenty-one bills were introduced I.
esterday and to-day.
Thespeakef laid before tbs House
message from the President trans
hitting communication from the
on Indian Affairs,
skiing an appropriation of $50 600 B
DE- the wants of his bureau.
Also ameSsage transmitting the
Communication of the Secretary of |
be Interior in regard to the urgent /,
ecessity for action on the part IF /!
and the. more adequate
reventiOn of trespass on Indian
ands. Referred. 9
Adjourned until Friday < I.
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