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

agricultural appropriation bill was
taken up, and Mr.. Cook moved
to amend the paragraph appro-
priating $4,000 for investigating
the history and habits of in
sects, by increasing the appropriation
81 800, and directing that amount to be
expended ADMINISTRATIONS into ti.e nat
ural history of and remedies for the
cotton ball worm, which was agreed to,
and the bin was passed. A further con-
ference was ordered on the legislative
appropriation bill, the only point of
difference being in the amendment to
increase the pay of senator's clerks
The consideration of the Idaho bill was
resumed, and McCullon addressed the
Senate in favor of its passage. The Ida
no bill having been laid aside, Mr.
Jones Ark, from the committee on
territories, reported bin to authorize
the Board OF Supervisors of Maricopa
County, Arizona, to issue certain bonds
in aid of Il railroad. The bill was placed
on the calendar, and the House Joint
resolution continuing the annual APP
preparations for thirty days after the
close of the fiscal year (if the appropri-
alton bills have not then become laws)
was reported bv Mr. Allison, and
passed. The conference report on the
District Of Columbia appropriation bill
was then taken up. 1t went over with
out action, and the Senate adjourned.
TUESDAY, July LIN the Senate, the
taken up, and Mr. Vance made speech
the bill was passed without division.
The House bill to confirm the title to
certain lands in the Sault Ste. Marie
was reported and passed. The Senate
bill to authorize t. g leasing OF school
lands in the territory of Oklahoma
(for the benefit of the public schools)
was taken from the calendar and passed.
The leases are not to be for longer Pc
Rod than five years. Mr. Morgan intro
duced bill (Which was referred to the
committee on public lands) providing
that no person shall enter any of the
public lands of the United States in
Wyoming, under the homestead or 9TH
er laws, who is a bigamist or polygam-
list, or who teaches, counsels, aids or
encourages others to enter into blgamy
or polygamy, or who is member of any
association that teaches polygamy. Mr..
Dawes, from the conference committee
on the Legislative appropriation bill, re-
ported the committee had been unable
to agree. If the Senate asked Il further
conference he desired that it be en-
trusted to other hands. The Senate in
sisted, and new conferees were appoint
ed as follows: Dawes, Plumb and
Cockrell. The conference report on
the District Of Columbia bill was
disagreed to, ayes p, nays IS.
A new conference was asked, and
Messrs. Plumb, Dawes and Cockrell
were appointed conterees on the part OF
the Senate. A conference was ordered
on the agricultural appropriation bill,
and Messrs. Plumb, Farwell and Call
appointed from the Senate. A message
from the House of Representatives an
nouncing that that body had resolved to
adhere to its disagreement to the SEN
ate amendment to the Legislative APP
preparation having been presented, Mr..
Dawes said that the house having de-
clnod to confer further with the Senate,
the only alternative left was either to
let the bill fail or recede from its
He moved that the Sem
ate recede. After a long discussion the
vote was taken and the Senate by yeas
10, nays "a, refused to recede from its
A motion to reconsider
the vote of the Senate was made by Mr..
HiScock and was entered.