Butte semi-weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1886-1890, 1889-01-16
CONGRESSIONAL TOPICS.



D,scursinr me senate tariff Bnl-Fresl
Fish to IS taxed.
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M's 81 -
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~ ~ 'AIin ~ ene P.nutns d-I
, Ing san amendment oHered yesterday ~
Plumb TO strike out Of paragraph Dbl the
words, sexcept when frozen or packed In
- - .tha~-;sa nrsnarsd ~ snv process
s.ssa-r.t;a - = - ia tbe nara.
iorp aosel sn.aon - g =
graph read simply Fresh fish, = tfree).
After the statement Of Piumb's amend
ment. Plumb spoke in support OF his
amendment. which was opposed by the
house and supported by Reagan.
Hale moved to strike out the paragraph
.uao. ~ ss.u, : go - anothar mart al
the bill. hall !. cent per pound, and then
New England would fare no better N Una
respect than other paris o. .rs G9 hv T1.;r
crn.a. s-annLh,;dos and others. Allison
and Evarts favored Haie's amendment.
Finally Plumb's amendment was with
drawn. and Hale's amendment Was agreed
to. Yeas %, nays LIZ, and fresh fish was
placed
,nr,p,r r.ar
~ 1hA
at TX per cent per pound, Wltnoub uiVision.
On motion Of Allison paragraphs SOB,
leather. old scraps, and 626. mica and mica
waste, were struck out OF the iree i's'.
Paragraph 621. mineral waters. was
ee asse $500 o,s tast;aa M above 56 degrees
by noIariscope. Also nIl paragraphs relat-
ing to oils.
Paragraphs from ga TO OF were iaid
aside informally, SO as nav tne verpiase
changed. ..u..an 700 a. -
Having reached paras1apn ~ ~ ~
cesar ana o'ner Mouus - :. tha "asd
Aiaricn moseu 70 500 at ! Az aa.s..t 100
osier OF MaIIow, s sa ;a ~ Ia ~ ~ nsr
TO put tnem on the uueissoi0 p0i
ceno. 0sreeu
rHE END OF THE FREE LIST
1or |
having peen reacneo, ~ parasrapn 80
Allison said no supposed the senate Wouid
finish the reading of the bill early to-mor-
row he would he said, to spend |
,ba remainder Of the day on the omitted
naraaraDhs in the free list, after which he
would propose TO JAKE up one paIagrapus
e. so san 49, otS II cter EarIy next week
he wished to proceed with the wool and
woolens schedule, which had not yet been
touched.
Adjourned.
IN THE HOUSE.
w ~ var os
w AShiNioN, =. -
Iowa at once moveu oua. "non NV
adjourned, it be TO MONDAY. AiCer .
count. proceeding half an hour without q
o,orrm making its appearance. Randall
"a ,oys and tbav
tne yeas anu nayS, haen ~
were oroereu. = oNo
ieaIeo; yeas 2, lay 1S - tho nooat;ve
weaver, WY - panda 1890
moved q reconsluel 80 - nava
D point ehaS we - "a
!econslueieu so'o ~ Tha no;nt was
!ouIn y . 10y Ieoha.
sustained Dy pns speaae,. $1,000 tn
weaver moveu " ~ 10 panaai
1:oo' uuo vas asaai a go. Ha hsid
WIN tns polne VI - $500: Las;aass
.ne mS ~ = = orasr mill the a.IournaIn
.nof1iole ~ - III aa.aIar das;dod tho
mas Deen fead. Inc spe"Ae1
point wen TAKEN.
WEAVER STILL ON TOP.
wos +hen rood and Weaver j
uin IT,. -
again began diiaooIy mo.aone
finally interrupted oy DioDle, Sno Game
with a conference report upon the
Senate bill for the erection Of public build
40 Milwaukee, Wis, which notwithstanding
Weaver's protest, the Speaker ruled OF
higher privilege thar a motion to adjourn.
The report having been read and the pre-
question demanded by Dibble,
Weaver moved to adjourn. The Speaker
that as the rules gave the confer
ence report precedence over a notion 10
a subsequent motlon 10 aulouIn
could not deprive u OF preceaence. lnls
rulng aio noI iaIIli.@S0 j Ssan ). e. M
at . o'clock the House nao Deen 80 lar -
aple 70 reacn xoee On sn Waaner
pore, owins = ~ 1900 ;nOs;nad ~ resort IN
lne opeahel .oum - snnnress the gentle.
aDl.Iaiy nas
uI:iaun 800 aavontaaa nj the half
n.is daha+a mon tha Milwankee hin to
49,. : soaa,h ~ 60 uor ~ the Oklahoma
LII n hebaif ~ which he had been maxi
sI;hnstar;na 6oht for some DAYS
Mason NJ Illinois made a point of order
that the gentleman was not speaking on
the subject before the House, and the
speaker pre- ten $1,000 ~ 800
: ~ avs on the adontion Of the confer.
ence renort. Weaver again raised his point
order that a quorum was necessary.
The speaker overruled the point, and the
conference report was agreed eoi seas
mays 81. i
Dibble then presented a conference re-
port on the Dill ior Inc erecuon ol puoic