The Bad Lands cow boy. [volume] (Little Missouri, Dakota [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-1886, 1884-04-03
roNaREssroNAL suM1aARY

Senator Dawes, from the cnmmitt ee On In =
dian affairs, has reposted fayorably the bill to
accept and fatiiffs balm agreements made
with the Sioux Ihdians, and to grant the right
sof WY TO the kota G]sntrai mil ay company.
Through tho Sioux reservation In Dakota; and
also the bill tp aceep ratify certain agree
Hight 81 MY Is lie ohioago, i a ssas st
yPanl railway comp through tho Sioux resar-
walton. These two bills have already been re.
ported fayorably by the house commits tee on
Indian affairs. S$
The senate Inns, conf Armed the following nom
Rosario, Argentine Republic; Firth Charles
worth, Beloit, Kans., Flncba1 julius Stapel,
consul general, ShAnghRi her Russell Platt.
consul, aChefoo,, China Brewster Cameron,
Beloit, Rams, receiver Of public none at
Tucson, Ariz Jess'', g. Blail, y Soming, asgos
Case Broderlcl, Kansas, ociate Justice 81
the supreme court Of n IDAHO. Postnlasters: s
George A. selsby, M itchell, Oak. j; John W.
Hart, Traer, Iowa; ". "a Brown, Enn1e tabure,
Iowa. s5S. Il. p sgs5
lie lands Of the senate, eported dyersely the
Isbill introduced by Senator Cameron to restore
to market and sale certain lands Eof the United
States in Minnesota, and to authorize their sale
subject to the right }of fowag hey are tie
lands withdrawn from sale BY the Ioclam-
AuOnB OF Inc U0lGeQ l6huSu nhrCll
April 9Th, 1881, and Nov. % 1881, tho secretary
Of war having represented tliat they would
be II subject Sss; to 4 Il fowage and sfre-
quired for use in tho constru etion and
maintenance Of dams and other works proposed
to be erected for the Improvement Of the naYi-s
its tributaries. These lands are regarded as
valuable for their limb and for agricultural
purposes The views OF the committee will be
embodied ina report to be made to the senate
ME- Strait presented to the house the resolu-s
tcoinage 'of Two million Eli yet liars each
month. The resolutions were referred to the
committee Of coinage, weights and measnrea.9 4,
Senator Cameron, from the committee on m
dian affairs, reported fayorably hsibih pro-
the Ia Pointe band Of Chipps We Indians III Wis
consin. The bill provides that Al
The president OF the United States may as,
aign to each head Of Q family, Of single person
over twenty -one years Of age belon 10 that
Sub division Of the Chipp ewas, 81 which But
served as addition to the Red Cliff Indian reser-
yahon; provided that such fperson has not res
cclyed land under the provision Of any article
of the treaty. ~ n Il. Il II
"a bill has passed the senate incr easing the
Compensation Of United States district judges
these officers from filling places under them
| with their relatives During the debate on the
anti-nepotsm clause, Senator Ingalls, gave
some Of his colleagues . severe mp when he
declared that it was highly improper and in
delicate for government .ofi cials to appoint
their relatives to Office. Some senato tors. have
all Of the available members OF their families
on the government rolls Ii IS
I5 Tho President sent To The! Senate on Tuesday
the folio owing nomin tons David D. Brewer
KANSAS, United States circuit i'll age 81 the
Eight judicial, circuit; julius "a. Burrows,
Michigan, solicitor Of the treasury Cot David
eea s1sy bsHsosyy
the Eastern district Of Texas !; Asa g. SShatton,,
Jr, attorney Of tho United States, Wyoming;
William A. Saylor, lector Of customs, district
of Paso del Norte; James o. Luby, collector Of
customs, distritt Of Brazo de Santiago, Texas
a Joint resolution giving the lfisaissipni riY-