Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1890-07-05

of the circuit court shall associate with
him the Judge of the district court, and
unless both judges concur in granting
the application it shall be dismissed and
no further proceedings shall be taken.
Pending vote the House took u recess
until o clock.
Senate.
WEDNESDAY, June 25.-Mr. Vest, in
the Senate, spoke strongly in opposi-
ton to the House bill for the admission
of Wyoming as a state. He was fol-
lowed by Mr. Plat in it's favor. AT the
close of the lattcr's remarks he made
an effort to have the vote taken on the
bill, but Mr.. Vest objected. The bill to
prevent the transportation in bond of
merchandise between the United States
and Mexico, and to restore that
right whenever the iona Libra is abol-
ished, was reported adversely in the
Senate. The House joint resolution au
thorizing the use of government pier
IN Chicago was reported, amended and
passed. Tho text of the tariff bill, to-
gether with the changes recommended
by the Senate finance committee, the
tables showing the duties collected I'M
der existing tariff, and estimates of the
probable effect upon the revenue. and
nishcd by the committee in obedience
to Mr.. Plumb's resolution of instruc-
ton, was furnished to the Senate.
THURSDAY, June 26.--In the senate Mr..
Jones (Ark.) spoke against the House
bill for the admission of Wyoming. 1t
was finally decided that the vote on the
bill and amendments would begin at
O'Clock tomorrow, but Mr.. Edmunds
wanted it understood that it did not
amount to an order Of the Senate. There
ought to be one body in the country, he
said, where there WAS freedom of debate.
The Senate joint resolution to continue
the uneXpeGded balance for the free de-
livery service postotlicc department $50,
439) up to June so, 1891, for pay for eX
ira service for letter-carriers, was passed;
also the following bills: The Senate
bill granting to the Northern Pacific
q Yakima Irrigation Company right
of way through the Yakima Indian
reservation in Washington; the House
bill for public building at Paris, Tex,
cost not TO exceed 100000; the Senate
bill to aid the state of South Da-
mating SO per cent. of the money re-.
ceived from the sale of mineral lands
not to exceed $4,000 a year, nor to ex-
cecd the amount contributed by the
state.
FR1DAy, June 27.-The Senate to-day
passed the bin for the admission of
Wyoming as state. Mr. Morgan, Mr..
Payne and Mr.. Gray argued against the
bill, and Mr.. Plat favored it. The
question was taken on Mr.. Jones sub
stitute tan enabling act for Wyoming,
Idaho Arizona and New Mexico), and
it was rejected by a strict party vote
yeas IS, nays % Mr.. Jones (Ark.)
then moved as substitute an
enabling act for Wyoming alone,
and it was rejected by the same
strict party vote--yeas, %; nays, Is.
The second section gives the bounda-
ries. The third declares the state en-
titled to one representative in the Fifty
first Congress. The other sections refer
to public lands and to provisions for
schools, an agricultural college, Il penl-
Tertiary, an insane asylum, etc; also to
circuit and district courts of the United
States. A conference was asked on the
amendments made to the House bill,
and Messrs. Platt, Cullom and Jones
(Ark. were appointed confcrecs. The
bill for the admission of Idaho went
over as unfinished business" till Mon
cay next.
SATURDAY., june 2S.-The Senate
passed bills to-day as follows: The
Senate bill extending twelve months
(from the passage of the act) the time
for filing claims under the French spoil
alton act; the House bill to provide for
the disposal of the abandoned military
reservations in Wyoming with amend
ment); the Senate bin for a public
building at Altoona, Pa, cost not to ex-
coed 100000; the Senate bills for pub
lie buildings as follows: Muskegon,
Mich, SIS, 900; Palestine, Tex, $4,000;
Jacksonville. ILL.,. $4,000; Clarksville,
Tenn, S50, 600. The Senate bill to re-
classify and fix the salaries of railway
postal clerks tit increases the classes
from to Z, and fixes the salaries of the
several classes at $500, 5000, 81 900, ST.
200, 81 400, 81 600, and 81 500; the SEN
ate bill to grant right of way to the
Texarkana 4 Fort Smith Railway Com
pany through the Indian Territory and
Oklahoma the House bill to provide for
an additional associate justice of the
supreme court of New Mexico,
with an amendment; the Senate bill to
amend the census act Gt providcsa pen
atty for giving fee or bonus TO cen
sus enumerator or supervisor, or for re-
ceiving the samel; the House bill in
ereasing the limit Of cost of the public
building at Fort Worth, Tex, from So,
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