Los Cerrillos rustler. (Cerrillos, N.M.) 188?-1891, 1890-10-10

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re@aAuttun faT rsFinFurifY Mlth Ganaaas .
resaiuucu iur fhs adiustmsnt q qussfiaus
hstsern tha In1ed States and Menlco.
ErsntinH IN right - suffrage O. samen;
TOE the retiremenf ~ Natonai haak circuia.
ton; far ths removal % General eranf.s
remaius ffum Nss iark 10 Washington. and
thv Copyrights bmL
fhef. wer. fe~ ssnato hri. % q general
eharaetfr on - Hone oaisndar. Au.t q
ths measures q thls Ain uere either passed
~ the hCuse 90 we're not rspoftof frun tha
House committeos o. which they werc ~.
ferrud The most important % The senats
bills iuit on tue nuusu lien lar arr the sub
soy snd shipping hilA
Tee number uflaus nassed n the first ses.
slua q the Euioih CunErrss vas pubiie
laws, 80. pfivatc. ~. pubiier solutions 81.
private. e Toe number enacted thus Tar IN
the ftfty nfst Congress o. Public laus. 81.
pr Natr. 90 publ resolutions. a.. private.
q These nEufts viii Be swolled cnusidora.
by ~ the action 81 the President en- q large
number % bills noW Ia his hands.
The number q bills and Joint resolutions
~intr tdur &c This session 10 date wcrci
senate bills &.tti, resolutions ~ House bills
iLts. resolutions 2a1 TIE M her intro
duced In the first session q the Tlftoth
Congress sas senate bills a.sa0. resolutions
ia House bills iLooa ro.o utlons lM
Although the nrst session Of the Fiftioih
Congress lasted until october =, the pres.
ont session. By reason % IT, longer daily
sessions, has far exceeded q In working
time In figures the business q the session
D. expressed az follows: Bills and iliut res.
ulut ona introduced IN the House. a. t02: In
the senate, A10 or a total OF i6.gi2, against
h.aa- In the first session Of the last Con.
grcss, which In this matter far exceeded all
previous records Reports made In the
House. A.2i5 In the senate. SIT, no account
being taken In the senate Of other than
written reports bills passed by the House,
Ina, Of which the senate has passed sls. all
except a few Of which have become laws or
are awaiting the Presidents approval, By
the Senate, 100. OF which go have been sent
Co the President. making a total number Of
about ga acts or laws. against i.;gJ for the
whole Of the last Congress OF these acts
90 House and fs Senate bills were for pen.
sions TO individuals.
To complete the " Of results accom-.
plished during the present session there
must be mentioned the radical changes In
the rules OF the House made az It's very be.
ginning and IL action upon election eases.
There we're eighteen contested election
eases before the House and seven Of the Re.
publicar contestants have been seated The
Goodrich ". Hu lock Florida case and the
~ NNAHNNA hNHft III
which the seating Of the Republican con.
tcsiants was recommended, are yet to be de.
clded Breckenridge. Democrat, was un.
seated. The other eight cases we're decided
by the committee In favor of the Democratic
sitting members, The senate decided It's
only election contest by seating the Repub.
lican Senators from Montana.
Seven bills hayo been vetoed by the Presl.
dent - follows; Authorizing the city Of og.
Anu IHwh U-N.a.-n
ness; for public buildings ut Dallas. Tex,
Hudson, n T.. and Tuscaloosa. Ala. author.
iziug the boatd of supervisors Of Mnrlcopa
County, Ariz ma, 60 issue bonds In aid of a
certain railroad changing the boundaries
OF the UncompahRre indian reservation,
and extending the time Tor the paymrn Of
lands purchased from the Omaha tribe OF
indians;
Among the bills which have passed tho
House, but have not yet passed the senate.
trc the following (biIls In conference being
included In this category: The Federal
Election bill the National bankruptcy bill;
the bin 60 create u court of appeal. for tho
relief OF the Supreme Court; the ConRcr
Compound Lard bill to prevent the enlist.
mont uf aliens In the United statos naval
service, TO prevent the product Of convict
labor being furnished to or for the use OF
any department., or upon public buildings
or other public works; the Eight Hour Back
Pay bin; to repeal the Timber Culture law
Nn confcrencel constituting eight hours a
days work f1r workmun employ ed by GOV.
nme contractors. and to rntlfy the
agreement with the sac aud Fox and Iowa
Indians.
Among the Senate bills which have not ro.
crlycd final action by the House nre the fol.
owing: The shipping and kubsiding bills;
granting authority for the removal of tho
Apache In llau prisoners TO Y 1T sill, l. n to
promote tho efficiency OF the enlisted force
OF the army to grant right of way through
public lands for irrigation purposes for the
compulsory education OF Indian children,
and for the inspection OF live cattle aud OF
beef produ, & for export.
TIL appropriations made hy the Fifty FIRST
Congress for the fiscal year ended June 20,
1891, aggregated about 1881. 100 Gi, nm In.
crease of so. 57I,5i5 over those made by the
Fittieth Congress for the year ended
June 80, 1870. The River and Harbor bill
did not become n law. however. in the sec.
ond session of the FIT eth Congress. Tho
largest Increase made In appropriations by
the Fifty. first Congress over the %approprln.
lions by the fiitioth congress at It's second
session are Ms follows: Fertilization, In.
crease, 1890. sil; pensions, including de.
hcioncics, SA.0l0,G5s; postal service, 1854.
3jl, sundry civil, si,tt0, $40; deficiencies, ex.
elusive Of pensions, sl,s59.iia The miscel.
laneous appropriations for the session OF
the Fifty first Congress just ending were
Sab. 19i less than similar ones made for the
previous year by the Fiftloth Congress. The
Deficiency bin (Which Is In conference be-
tween this tW O housesl Is che only one of the
general appropriation bills which has not
received the Presidents signature.
BlRCHALL GUILTY.