The Beaver herald. [volume] (Beaver, O.T. [Okla.]) 1895-1923, 1895-03-07
DISSATISFACTION.
The House Dent Like the Senate
Sugar Bounty Provisions
HORSES FOR GREAT BRITAIN
rhe Ma-ke; Increasing for American AMI
ruals-The Scw Judiciary system for
the Indila Territory Executive
Department Organization.

wAsHIScroy. March 2-Tuch dissat-
isfaction is expressed by members Of
the appropriations committee OF the
house over the amendments which
have been added 10 the sundry civil
bill By the senate. Particular dissatis-
faction is manifested against the sugar
bounty provisions The house has al
ready voted on the question in different
ways, and always signifed its opposi-
tion to the bounty. That 1t will do 50
again is no: doubted by the democrats,
and there may be a serious difference
between the two houses over the ques-
tion. Another matter that trou bles
members of the house Is the number Of
public buildings for which appropria-
tions have been added 20 the suudry
,iyil bill The democrats Of the com
mittee will make a fight against these
additions and the membe whose
items originally received the commit
tees sanction are fearful that the
buildings for their own districts may
be endangered by the additions, and
that complications will be brought
ibout which will threaten the success
IF all the building provisions.
HORSES FOR GREAT BRITAIN.
WASHINGTON, March 2.-Secretary
Morton has received reports in regard
to the demand for American horses in
the United Kingdom. These reports
show that from 1900 to 25,OOO horses
are imported annually into that coun-
try. most OF which have in the past
come from the continent OF Europe.
During the last three years, however,
some OF the demand has been met by
United States and Canadian supplies.
In 1929 American geldings were
shipped to Great Britain TO the num-
Der of /, 900 each year, the number in
,reasing To 3,533 in 1894. valued at
5s2, 900 and averaging sl36 per head.
Two years ago our shipment of mares
lid not exceed 100, but last year they
amounted to l, 200, valued at s235, ,OO0
canada last year sent more than 5000
horses TO Great Britain.
THE INDIAN TERRITORY JUDICIARY.
WAsHINGroN, March Upon the
notion of Senator Villas yesterday
iftei noon the senate concurred with
Jut argument in the conference report
establishing a new Judiciary system
for the Indian territory. The confer
snce report was read and the principal
changes in the bill explained by Sen
Itor Villas, who had been one Of the
.onferecs on the part OF the senate.
The passage Of this measure is of
course of the greatest Importance to
the Indian territory, and there is little
doubt it will receive executive APP
proval.
EXECUTIVE DEPARTMENT ORGANIZATION.
WAsHINGToN, March 2.-The joint
commission of congress to inquire into
| the status of laws organizing the ex'
ecutive departments yesterday made a
report recommending that the geolog
/ ical survey, the land york and the geo
| detic survey and the surveying under
| contracts with the general Office be or
ganized under one head. and tn,
/ photographic work of the geodetic sur
vey and the photographic work of the
navy department under another. The
Office OF surveyor-general in the various
public land states is abolished.