The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1890-10-07

ysUy - ~ LIN end SECOND -ca3se poseof-
TO ratify the agreement with the Sac and
Fox and lows Indiana.
Among the Senate ILLS which havs not
received final action By the House ars fhe
following:
The shipping snd subsidy bills.
Training authority for the removal Of
the Apache Indian prisoners 70 Fort Sill.
Indian Territory.
For the erection Of statue 70 Columbus.
Authorizing the appointment Of board
oesp-dfaught vessels near Delaware bay.
To enable the secretary Of the intsrlor to
locate Indians In Florida upon lands in
severalsy.
To prevent the obstruction Of navieable
waters and % protect public works.
Directing the secretary Of the treasury to
setsto the accounts Of Baltimore and OF cor.
tan states Tor money expanded IN 1912
For monument 70 commemorate the
battle Of Trenton.
Granting California per cent of the
proceeds of sales of public lands.
To purchase the Capron art collection.
FIR new lighthouse tender for the use
Of Portland, Oregon, district.
Revenue cutter for the same district.
To enlarge Yellowstone national park.
To promote the eficisncy Of the enlisted
force Of the army.
To provide suitable medals for the Port
Hudson forlorn hope storming party.
For the erection Of . monument st Benz
nington. Vt
For the settI emsnt Of the title to Green
county. on the Texas line.
Fora building for the United States SUI
For the relief Of the TaIlspoosa sufferers.
Extending the free delivery services TO al
towns of 5000 inhabitants and more.
New steam tender for the First light
house district.
To restrict the use and sale OF opium IN
the IerritOrieA
For monument to President Madison.
To revive the grade Of lieutenant general
TO grant the right-of-way through public
lands for irrigation purposes.
For the dispoeal OF the earntneD OF the
Virginia indemnity fund.
To subject national bank and treasury
notes to state taxation.
For the improvement Of St Mays river
and Hay Lake channel.
To indemnify Pennsylvania for expenses
In calling out the militia in 1854.
To establish the customs distriCts Of
North and Eouth Dakota.
For the disposal Of Forts HartsuA, 6her-
idan and McPcrson, military reservations
in Nebraska. to actual settlers.
For the compulsory education Of Indian
children.
For statue to General John Stark.
For an Indian industrial school at Flan-
dreau, g. d.
For marking the lines Of battle and posi-
tions OF troops At Gettysburg.
Improving the Marine hospital at Vine
yard Haven, Mass.
Regulating the salaries OF railway mail
postal clerks.
For an additional associate justice Of the
supreme court OF Arizona.
For monument to Ericsson.
For the establishment OF = military post
near Eagie Pass, Tex.
Extending criminal jurisdiction Of the
United States 70 the great lakes.
Erection Of . dry dock It Port Royal,
sc.
Washington.
TO amend the interstate commerce act
90 - TO apply 70 EXPRESS companies.
For . memorial Of Marietta, O., COM
memorstive OF the settlement Of the North
west
For the inspection Of live cattle and Of
beef products for export
For the protection Of settlers upon Flor.
ida phosphate lands.
For tho protection Of trees on the public
lands from destruction b. fire.
TO authorize the leasing Of school lands
In Okla.0ma.
To advance Chief Engineer Melville one
grade and give medals to those engaged in
the Jeanette arctic expedition.
To change the boundaries of the Uncom-
pahgre, Col, Indian reservation.
Authorizing the settlement Of the indebt-
edness OF the Sioux City & Pacific Railroad
Company.
10 remit the penalties on the Petrol.
To permit naval - well Is army officers
TO be detailed to educational institutions
and to increase the number Of officers who
may b 90 detailed.
TO increase salaries United States district
judges.
For the erection of public buildings or
additions to existing public buildings ~
Portland, Or; Salem, Or; Virginia City.
New Reno. Nev Dover, n. H; Nashua,
M. Hastings s.n o'lss NsS La sori n1a G NsS
Danbury. Conn; Waterbury, Conn
Tampa. Fla; Pensacola, Fla; saltwater,
MIMI: Sterling, H.; The Dalles, Or ;
Mammoth Hot Springs. GAINESVILLE, o.;
Youngstown, O.; Bar Hsrbor, Me-; Fay
etsevllIe N. c.; Milwaukee. Wis. Empo-
lia. Kan; Kansas City, Kan; st. Paul,
Norfolk; Va; Lynchburg. Va; Peters
burg. Va; Sioux City. Ia; Fort Dodge.
Ia: Bridgeton, N. j.; Newport News. Va !;
Spokane Falls, Seattle and Tacoma, WASH !;
Norwich. Conn; Madison, Ind: Walla
Walla. Wash; Salt Lake City. Utah; Paw
tucket and Woonsocket, R. l.; San Fran
cisco. Oakland, San Diego and Los An
Wyo.; Deadwoo and Sioux Falls, s. D. !;
Annapolis. Nd; Mankato, Mimi; Sagi-
nav, Mich; Topeka, Kan; Lima. O.;
Taunton, Mass. Grand Fork and Fargo,
n. D.; Stockton, CAL; Pueblo. Colo !;
Meridian. Mass; Hall of Records,
Fortress Monroe. Colorado springs. Coo
Kansas City, NO.; Beatrice, Neb.; Lew
iston, Me-. St Adams, VT: Wikesbarre,
Penn; additional national museum build
ing, Washington, ID. c.; Newburg, n. Y;
Mansfield, Ohio; Paris, Ky. !; Ogden. Utah;
Fergus Falls, Mimi; Leadviile. Col. Al
toona, Penn; Fremont. Ohio; Muskegon.
Mich. Palestine, Texas: Worcester, Mass.
Grand Haven, Mich; Clarksviiie, Tenn.
Rock Island, H.; Jacksonville. ILL.,
Marine Hospital, Gailibolis. Ohio; Hayer-
hill. Mass: Allentown, Penn; Racine
Wis; Alameda, CAL; Nevada and Jon.in,
Mo-; sheboygan, Wis.
Two bills of general interest, the Blair
educational bill and the International copy.
right bill. have been defeated in the Sem
ate and House. respectively, after full con.
sideration. by test votes, though friends of
the measures are still pressing for q recon-
sideration of the subjects.
In addition 70 the bills mentions ed. there
are . great number, including the Ed
munds' land court bill; the woman sui
f.age and prohibition amendments to the
constitution, and all sorts of financial
measures which have not yet been acted
upon by either branch OF congress.
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