Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1890-09-06

Of the proceedings that he was nm.
avOidably absent when the vote wa.
taken on the Davis amendment. M
lie had been present he would have
voted for il, as he had done yester.
day.
On motion OF Call the word .sver.
dlsris" was struck of the bill.
Plumb moved to strike from the
Tree list Paragraph 57e, hides, raw
OF uncureJ, whether dry. sailed OF
pivkled. Rcjectet-Yeas Is, nays
-. The affirmative votes were
| gwen by one democrat fPugh1 and
f. The following republicans: Allen.
Allison. Cameron, Cullom. Higgins,
ingalls,, Mitchell, Moody, Plnmb,
Quay, Stewart, Washburn, Wilson.
and WOlc0tt.
The other democrats voted in the
negative, together with the follow
Ing republicans: Aldrich. Chnnd-
Ter, Dawes, Frye, Hale, Hawiey.
HiscOck, Hoar. Mcmillan, Pierce.
Plat and Sawyer.
VANCE MOVED 10 INSERT
on the FREE list timber. hewn and
saved, squared and sided. and
saved boart-, plank, deals and other
lumber Of hemlock, wildwood,
white nine anu basswoOi.
Manderson moved 10 strike out o!
the amendment the words, chem
lock. white wood and Eastwood. -
After considerable discussion Man
cerson's amendment 10 Nauce's
motion was rejected. NRnct's mo-
ton was also rejected, Ingnls =,
Henderson, Paddock and Plumb
voting yea.
Plumb moved TO insert in the free
lit, lumber, sawed b0auis, planks,
deals and other hunter u white
rine. Rejectel-ye8s. -. NAYS. *.
The Nebraska and Kansas Senators
again voted with the Democrats.
Paragraph all. IA the schedule IT.
lating 20 sawed boards. etc. was
taken up and the committee amend-
mems agreed 20. hisn an amend
meEt hy Aidrich, to place a duty %
> per cent dd ud'0rem ON railroad
ties and Telegraph POLES Of cedar.
On motion Of Plumb the duty on
clapiOarIs was reduced from 5 to
81 Ier thousand.
Consideration Of the free list was
RESUMED The committee amend
mrut putting mica on the free list
was rejected. Mica was then en-
tered in paagraJ h 1876 arthe rate u
> per cent Gd rEiorcM.
Paragraph SO % the free li-t wa.
on motion Of Carlisle, mndified -
as b. read, 'sll mineral waters not
crtifcial.o
Quay moved 10 strike from the
free list paragraph 665. sulJ,hate %
quinine and all alkaloids OF salt %
clncnOna laTks. The motion 10
strike qUiniue out OF the free list
was defeated yeas Il. nays 3s. Fol
lowing i the vote in detail:
Teas-AIduch, Cameron, Chand-
Ter, Dtwes, Eimunds, Hawley.
Hiscock, Mcmillan, Moody, Plat,
Quay, Sawyer, StrOckbridge and
Wilson (Ia.)-l5.
Nays - Allen, Allison, Barber.
- dun =EaAa aHaAaaf-as
CockreIl, Gallon, Eu,tis, Evari,,
Faulkner, Free, Gibson. German.
Cray, Hale, Harris. Hearst. Hig-
gins, ingalls,. Mitchell. Morsau.
Paddock, Plumb, Pugh, Power.
sherman. STooucr. Teller, Turtle.
Vance, Vest, waltha!l, Washbu-u
IS.
THE COMMITTEE AMENDMENT
placing spo1ges ON the free list went
over until tomorrow. Paragraph
su.i, putting sugar not above No. T.
on the free list, also went over with
cut action.
Paragraph 7la placing tin ore and
tin on the free Ii-t. was amended.
on motion Il Al4rich. by adding
the word-: ''Until January !. I-g-,
but not thereafter"
Consideration Il the free lis. hay-
ing been concluded. some q tie
Preceding Paragraphs were takel W !
again and modified.
Alirich gave notice Of committee
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