, 1890-07-24

IT
enlaroement of ,be military po.,s from,
s85O. 600 10 ssoo ooo
An amendroent add,ns %
tho .,,nrons,a,,on ~ saoo ooo
for artiHcisI iimhs or cn,n
mutation tbcrcfor the words. "and h,
On sos ~ rs... a..
H." s,I ~ s so",nu'a"Vn 'nu mo"oy SINH
uu pa,o ullecuy 70 sne so'o,er, sailor or
marine, and no fec or compensation
shall be allowed or paid to any agent or
men by MIR Cockrell TO the effect aha, /,
had bean ,h. nract,c. ,,r ,ho ynr,on. a.
'"o p,"'s.e VI NV ."''o"s w.
p".""e.''s not 70 INFORM cieui'ors OF the
iac' that money was due them, ana that
the practice had encouraged MI increase
of claim agents. Mr.. Cockreli insistcd
that Il was tho dutv of tho poyernment
whenevor N. r.cord. .hoysd ,rd.i,,.u
ra.s,< ~ se o"eu
"ny Pe'so", so'u,'r Ut oN'Aeh, 10
hunt that person up ana pay MIN.
The amendment was finally agreed TO.
The following amendments were also
agreed to, Inserting nm item of sis OOO
for an ore,,.,,c. anT ord,,ama. -,
ha ,s..s, ~, ""N 49, a'o.es, W
's'oeu 70 'ne state o' washington IN
place or the ordnance borrowed from
the territory OF Washington by the state
of Oregon.
Increasing the appropriation for FIN.
maintenance of tho .oIdio,., No.,
SANTA Mnnics @ Co, sror, ,oo % nno ~
Ni1oOO.
An amendment increasing the amount
Of the total appropriation for nil the
national soldiers homea from 40 an 70o
40 ea0 Ooo
Ths ,n sos,,,, of Al. .. ..uu,,.
mo '"sei'oh oi 'no "oros, Whiiam
B. franklin, OF Connecticut; Thomas
w. Hyde, OF Maine; John q. Blnck, of
Illinois, and George w. Steele. of Indi.
ann. for tbe term, of Office commerc,n,
Anr,l OF 1soo % al, ,ha ,,.,n
stoned by the expiration oftcrms of Office
and by the increase provided" gave rise
to long discussion,
MIR. plumb said tba, b.r..o.r h..
.houjdr,t vo,. d, cor,ir,,. 49,, o
A.. 49, - w ""9 ""naser
III 'no ooaru any iohger tnsh one term
DISK years. lie believed In tho reno
vntins of the board Of management.
Tho National Home management wasn't
as wise. conservative or economical ns q,
should ~, 80
'"o"u 70;
Mr, A,,soh presented ior air. Hawiey
an amendment proposing the name Of
Lewis Gunckcl, OF Ohio, in the place OF
General Harris, who recently died.
Mr.. Sherman suggested tho mama of
s. s, Yosler in place of Mr.. Steol ,yho
had h.en .,,naintsd cova-ro. aso,.,
hous "'fN e''N"0' VI o~'a'
'o."a.
A''er iurlher discussion the amend-
ment was agreed 70. modified by the
insertion OF the names OF Messrs.
Gunckei and foder.
Inc paragraph now appotnts as man
ager OF the national home Edwin N.
Morrlil, OF Kansas, lot the unexpired
term ot John a. Morton, deceased;
Alfred Il. PEARSON, OF Iehnsylvania, for
the unexpired term OF John +. Hart
ranit, deceased Lewis -. Gunckel, Of
Ohio for the unexpireh term of l.. A.
Harris, deceased ana william y. Frank
IN, OF CONNECTICUT, Thomas w. Hyde,
Samuel >. Ioder, OF OHIO.
An amendment nppropriating 1900
Tor and To the Industrial On ristian Home
Association IN utah, which was estab-
Iished ior the protecilon OF Mormon
women desiring 10 escape from polyg-
amy, provoked long discussion.
Mr.. Cockreii snic tbat it never had
more than twenty inmates.
Mr.. Edmunds admitted that not many
Mormon women TOOK advantage of the
home, hut TINT IL was an open institu-
ton TO them.
Mr.. Vest said that the government had
appropriated s5oooO for the home, and
that congress was now asked to appro-
pirate $4,000 year, for no other
purpose than TO pay the salaries
OF lot OF people who had
managed TO obtain the appropriation