The Lamar register., 1890-09-20
CONGRESSIONAL,
THURSDAY. Srrrp,,n

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tary of the Interior for lnfSr..eae Wy
the lands OF the Northern psrir.
company and of other conapsnl.
roads are net completed witnin ~
nxed by the granting act. xyas,
discussed and agreed to "a
On motion Of Mr.. Plumb The 70.
report on tho railroad lanl forfsi.
was taken up. The main nro,'a.
the report is contained in the III,
as follows. ..'''
That there Is hereby forfei,.5
United States, and the Unitst
hereby resumes the title tkers,o
lands heretofore granted 70 ann -,
any corporation 10 aid In the cons,
OF railroad opposite TO and -
with the portion of any such raIiro
now completed and ia operation
construction or benefit OF whIr.
lands were granted; md all such
are declared 10 be part OF the pu
main; Propiied, That this - ~
be construed as forfeiting lie riyb.
or station grounds OF any raiIr,s
pany heretofore granted.
Mr.. Morgan spoke for more N
hours In opposition to the bill
HousE;-As no quorum was pres
House adjourned.
fHInAi. SEPTEMBER l2.
SENArr--A number Of minor hin
taken from the calendar and ra,s.-5
After Mr.. Morgan had spoken abo
hours, the Senate was uldressed
Sanders in favor OF the adou,f6,
conference report fthc main polT,
contention being that the Iaha,
granted To the railroads could not b.
from them because they turuet uu,
mineral lsudsi.
Mr.. Hearst took tho contrary vIs
Insisted that the Eniucra, laui, n,
cially reserved by the Original sra5
must be kept for tho use Of The -
large.
Mr. Sanders said thA; In the q
his own State, OF the Stato Of CalI
aud the supreme Court Of ne h
States tho term OF "minaral lsnast
bceu held to inoSn lands cozae1
valued for mining purposes.
Without concluding his arrunr5
Sanders yicldcd for motion 70 pms
executive business, aud the ScHat
adjourned
HoUsr--So quorum no b1sincs.
SATURDAY. SEITEaHER IS.
SuSaTE-Nir Quay inu0dace4 n
AH4AAH % HaaAAANA &Aaaa AaHAAANAHNAlal-
70 the death o. SaEnuct.I. EsllaL a.
cccdod 70 address the Senate. ~
eloquent tribut - were dciivcrsd o.
Daniels, Gallon. B.ackugFu, 81
Gibson and HiSoock
HorsE-Tbe approval o. the ,9ara
Tuesdays = pruccctiiuEs was the trz; I
tlpa before tho House. TIC ru
called and tho journal approved I'D
a#HsHH.H ~ a.
The journals Of NrlursIaF. II 4
and Friday were rn9d ard approved 4
oct %. cs-tiaa. aud The House ur116dj
pay IL last tr!euics uf rcspeCt 70 he 4
Org ol tho late Senator Beck q hes: 4
MONDAY. sEfrENBJE IS.
SrSaTr.-Thc Senate proceeded a
the coz usitcrAitoa Of sixteen trltrc
oa the GAlrndar and passesi : uzzos !
io.Ing the eoastEacti1u q bridges 4
the Misstssipui. Mlssour. aaa Tegi
rivers also = ball for the relief o; n
rulisted raca % the Ftrst kElias 81
yolEntccrS-
HoUsr MIR. MckIzlcy urpcrted
/ the tariff bill with the senate a.
meats, with the res5rl u4su 1a1s1z IA
amcudu4cBts b. hun-couCgrro3 Ia
frrrysi 70 the coGmittce % Tie vaclc.
| Mckinley ttoH oacred Els9.siilu
/ lie committee On rzlesg
After tvo hdgrs -cuuTal tca4
shall be Ia order 10 give nua-eozc-fI
tn Tic Scnaie amendments ia grlss
Al-rcc 70 the cCnralttec uf c71ufcre1cc :
/ Tor By tho Senate, and The House
| glthgu; further GC.ay o. dtae- q
| irpaccsi 10 vote On sad rlouga AS
After disclssing the tArif uill fur
lime. the Senate an eudmcuts Wrrs
soHcurrcd IN.
TUESDAY,. SEF-TISiHER 10.
srSaTE-A bill wAs iair5iposd 70
/ -ighi OF way through the PabAc lad
| irrigation purposes,
Iac uunfcrrt CO rcpurt 90 ne ~
forfeiture bill was taken Up.
| MIR Plgtnb said tha; O. forfeited A
lands which under tho dcclsi11 g.
Supreme Cosrt could b. farisiiel-
fcitcd somewhere between scTea a.
| liliion ECrCs IL coEuru-ea act a.
acre 10 any railroad co=ap4sF az4 a.
/ disturb the status % sEy acrc sfa-i
| railroad companies except % Tie iss
ating the r.gat OF the companies io
any Tnprr OF their roAds au1 b. i2si'
the grants opp0siie to the 1ne97i
/ t0rtiUus
The vote was thea taken. aad The
| ference report was agreed to-yd
| GAYS - a strict party vote.
The House anii-lo;tery bill was ~
| motion Of Mir Sawyer. taken Ire
calendar and passed without a We
discussion,
On motion Of Mr, Plumb the Senai
cecdci 70 the consideration OF tho !
bill to repeal the timber culiurc
Several amendments were asrrcd
the bill passed.
HnUsE.-A resolution was infrodli
| Mr.. Ealoe condcmuias the rcceni =
| o! Mr.. Kennedy against Senator
| and apclusiEing 70 the Senate for u
ferrsi 10 the judiciary committee
The Senate TN WAS passed "
abandoned military reservaiious u
yEda 10 homestead Cutrics-
| The Senate bill was passed ereai.i
additional land ofice Ia North llasot
The Speaker announc q the al
ment OF the following cuntercTs 9
tariff bill Messrs. hCkiu.ey, buT
Bayne, DiuEley, Mills, MeMll.hn
Flower.
WEDNESDAY, SEPrENBEE Ia
SESArE.-Mr. Blair addressed the
ate on the joint resolution proqos!,n
amendment - the constituilga eolle
representation on tho District oi So1-
in Congress, and in the clvCtnrA. ~
| The Senate then proceeded 10 We -
Grafton OF bills on the calendar a.
following were passed.
Senate bill to reimburse for NOME
nished and for services and supplies,
pellinc iuyasiOBs and suppresslng
| hostilities in Nevada. Senate oil.
priating so. .O1O for the erection oil
uU:ent IN Washington Us memo
John Ericsson.
The Seuate then resumed consla1e
OF the private land claims court oAL
discussion Of some length the OA1
| over.
The private pension oils on the ca
were taken up and eighty OF them
| passed iu thirty minutes.
HoUsE.-The Langston-Venaole
tested election case came up, and in'
ocrats rcsorted to dilatory tactics
ing the chamber when the roll was
on consideration, but the CLERK