Fairhaven herald. [volume] (Fairhaven, Wash.) 1890-????, 1890-03-20
THE NATIONAL CAPlEcL
"A Full Report Made by the Worlds
Fair Committee

!. - N'ilN'IoN, u. e., March 18th,
y mercc bill at It's meeting today referred :,
% a subcommittee consisting of Senator.
! Ildtl, lllscOck and Gorman. n hill to
pace the telegraph systems of the conn
: NY under the jurisdiction of the inter
inn'' commerce commission. The Wilson
iHi,t =" prevent The transportation of
Hl'ioI IN those states who have en-
acted pruhibitory laws. was discussed a.
'uSi ~ bul NO action was taken.
~ nill lpf The relief of settlers on In.
tN"i 'h'Ih faclhc Indemnity lands was or
H'I 81 l." be iaNorably reported To the
i,.iN' ny lh' committee ON public lands
t%dN. An amendment was made Ia ILe
"l' pIoNidlhg that persons who settled
upon dnd improved lands ia the second
H'ihlllA belt, and We're prevented frum
J making proof either by decision of tLa
courts. or by the subsequent Withdrawal
W ln' ldhdN' may be- granted right To |
,i,,,.,I upon and patent AN addi- |
llnhdl tract of any vacant w |
rlnln"hl homestead lands subject 10 |
thul under homestead or prr-pmntinn |
laNN lhal may be- selected and in accor-
uahc' WIN Instructions issued bv the seq
l'laiA "l The interior. Another amend
i'll extending the provisions of the act
'p h'il> ol any person entitled Ia lis nri
Nlltg"N was also added. The bill which
ne committee recently endorsed favor
amy authorizing the President to cause
lh' reserved reservoir lands at the head
waters ol NE Mississippi and 1t. CroiX
NrlN lh minnesota and Wisconsin and ,
1i thc Ohipprway aud Wisconsin rivers in :
W iScun>in To be- restored To the nuhlic !
domain as homestead. was called IN for d
RECONSIDERATION. but no action was taken Al
M 'hll"r. from the sclcct Worlds Fair
committee. submitted to the house TODAY {
"A, i'pIl "l committee ON the Chicago I
.,' W. "a dl blll \ large part of the U
Il raHNH farr IN ! :
sections oI th" bill which have already I!
l'lall'd lu lull dispatches of the United u
i'NN. ih' MIN section. aS stated author- u
D's tUr national commission in place of "A 81
peal cnipufailun, a. provided in the or r.
ma nIli' To accept Tor the worlds fair u
i' llanS and specifications of the build IA
hgs To be- erected aud rendered by the al
created under the state laws
u Illinois. know a the Worlds EXposi- IL
ION OF lsf,. The report states thar Inc az
"llilltcc ~ presenting this section re- N
oghlI"s The objections which have been ca
~ ,,I',u a. agaln>l Il" federal corporation 81
ilu mas aNallrd itself of one created nm "a
'r laws of the state Of Illinois. This cl
ugg'~iiun u is stated was made by rrprcs- TIA
natives OF the city of Chicago "Itis bc
= accord says the report. with e
n' action taken in this information in
lI'li c'iporaiiuu; II is simple and ne
Iacucal: and relieves the government "a
rom any allegation or connection with ID. ci'
I ihsurcs that everything connected with DE
lc selection Of the site aud erection of be
ulldlugs shall be- conducted bv the cor AN
Grafton with ample means which Will co
cllNer II Tor the uses of the exposition. at
uncut any obligations On the part of do
nitcd States. The government appro- me
rates iIr its own benefit and the com mt
'"h report states. acting independent of res
le corporation and without power 10 in ha
" any obligations. a. instsucted by this pei
~ Ia accept the buildings only when of
icy snail hr deemed by the commission ira
DE adequate for the purposs for which he;
lrA are intended. The report continues: me
Ih the original which was submitted to by
e house, the eleventh section stated ilni
al not les, than S5.OOl,uO should BE- sub "A c
rlbed and pledged. aud not less than ten org
e cent. thereof should be- actually paid the
'a>h before the commission could do mo
~ corporate act. other than necessary To gal
organization. The bill nov reported sui
sun more conservative, protecting the loo
Nefnlnents interests 80 far as its con- col
elton with the United States i con- nat
Ined. aud in~uring the financial success Goa
iond any reasonable contingency. by haf
uNldiug that the committee shall moi isla
ly be- satisfied that the actual bona hde Zig
h>cription % the capital stock of AN line
~ hNc million dollars has been made gar
which not less than SJOOUl has beet WOi
id. but also declares that the further wer
~ oi nNe millions. making ten millions pie
81 be- provided 10y the corporation in ALA
pie time. or as needed for the success exc
prosecution of the work mat
ne house today debated the MARYLAND Chi
ilestrd election case of Mudd vs. Comp TIM
!. No decision was reached. In the Tha
ate VOORHEES, spoke In advocacy of his Sta
olutiun looking 10 relief for the agri- Will
tural interests Of the country. speeches this
the educational bill took up the bal
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