The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1900-11-22

vide protection for street railway en-
ployes from Indictment weather.
House bill 1928, by Mr. Mesick, to reg
ulate fares On street cars.
House bill 11143, by Mr.. Bell. to prevent
overcTOwding of street cars
Senate bill 100, by Mr.. Mcmillan, and
House bill 97s. by Mr.. Gordon. to extend
lie Droit Avenue and S Street
Senate bill 100. Mr. Mcmillan, and
House bill 1916, by Mr.. Mudd, authorizing
the extension of Kalorama Avenue.
Senate bills 100. by Mr.. Mcmillan, and
1891, by Mr.. WetmoFe, and House bill
11i4, by Mr. Dalzell, relating to renam-
ing Of streets.
Senate bill 1852. by Mr. Mcmillan, and
House bill 5041, by Mr.. Sprague, to ex-
tend Seventeenth Street
Senate bill 1916, by Air. McComas, and
House bill 57S7. by Mr. Pearre, to extend
Fifth Street northwest
Senate bill 1914, by Mr.. Carter, and
House bill 70T5. by Mr. Pearre, to widen
Fifteenth Street
Senate bill 20o2, by Mr.. Cullom, and
House bill 1892, by Mr.. RodenbeFg, to ex-
tend Bacon Street.
Senate bills 20I2 by Mr. Mcmillan. and
$40. by Mr. Mcmillan. TO open Cathedral
Avenue
Senate bill 2265. by Mr.. Mcmillan, and
House bill 5501, by Mr. jenkins, TO extend
Vermont Avenue.
Senate bill 2714. by Mr. Hansbrough,
and House bill 1901, by Mr. Mudd, TO ex-
tend N Street northeast
Senate bill 1854, by Mr.. Mcmillan. and
House bill 1888, by Mr.. Pearre, TO extend
| Warder Avenue.
Senate bill 3297. by Mr.. Mcmillan, and
House bill $685. by Mr. Allen of Maine. To
extend Eighth Street northeast.
Senate bills 1850, by Mr.. Mcmillan, and
! 1925, by Mr.. Mcmillan, and House bill
9152, by Mr. Jenkins, to extend Street
northwest.
Senate bill 1854. by Mr.. Sullivan, and
! House bill 12199 by Mr.. Mudd, to open
| AIbemarIe Street
House bill 2545, by Mr.. Latimer, for the
extension of New Hampshire Avenue.
| House bill 5777, by Mr.. jenkins, to ere
! ate permanent board for the opening Of
/ streets
House bill S017. by Mr.. Otey. to open the
west end Of Lysles Street.
House bill 1852, by Mr. Allen of Maine
! to further protect Sunday as a day of rest.
House bill 1884 by Mr.. Jenkins, to fix
/ the place OF venue, trial, and punishment
| for crimes against the United States COM
I mitted not within a State.
Senate bill 1911, by Mr.. Sullivan, to au-
/ thoTize the construction of telephone lines
! east of the Anacostia River.
/ Senate joint resolution 81 by Mr.. Wei
/ lington, to enlarge the powers of the Uni
/ ted States Postal Printing Telegraph Com
pany.
House bill e14S, by Mr.. Cochrane of Mis-
souri,. to regulate veterinary practice.
House bill 1883, by Mr.. Allen of Maine,
to extend the Washington and Marlboro
Electric Railway
Senate bill 1923, Mr.. Mcmillan, and
! House bill 11G18. Mr.. Latimer, to incor-
porate the Washington CoaIing Company.
Senate bill 1875, by Mr. McComas, and
House bill 2944 by Mr.. Wachter to permit
the Washington Telephone and Telegraph
! Company TO install a plant.
/ House bill 6773. by Mr. Norton Of Ohio.
20 extend yelling Place.
Senate bill i214, ny Mr. GaIlinger, grant
| ing an appropriation TO the trustees of the
/ WOman's National Industrial Exhibit.
| House bill 1854, by Mr.. Pearre, to re-
| ceive arrearages of taxes due the District
/ Of Columbia 10 July l. 1898, at per cent
/ per annum in lieu OF penalties and costs.
! Following is q statement of the bills
/ which we're acted upon either IN the House
/ or Senate, but which were not finally act
1 ed upon by Congress:
| House bill 1862, by Mr. Mudd, to incor-
( porate the Wesley Heights Railway Com
pany- Passed by The House
Senate joint resolution, authorizing GER
] tain permits for telephone and telegraph
| wires. Passed by the Senate and referred
/ 10 House DIStr1CJ committee
! House bill 9047, by Mr.. PeaTre, to in
corporate the Washington Telephone Com
pany and permit it to install a plant
! Passed by the House and reported to the
| Senate from the District Committee.
/ Senate resolution IS, by Mr.. Hoar au-
thcrizing the selection of a site and he
erection Of a pedestal for a statue of
/ Henry " LongfelIow. Passed by the sen
ate.
Senate resolution so, by Mr. Wetmore,
granting permission for the erection Of a
statue of Gen. Francis c. Spinner. Passed
by the Senate.
Senate bill 112. by Mi. Mcmillan. TO
! change the name OF Four-and-a half
| Street. Reported back adversely, and in
| definitely postponed
| Senate bill 3449, by Mr. Stewart, and
/ House bill 9143. by M Jenkins TO au-
, thorize the formation Of guaranty COM
panies in the District of Columbia. This
| bill was passed by the House and recon-
| mitted by the Senate.
House bill $685. by Mr.. Jenkins, passed
| by the House. and referred to the Sem
| ate District Committee.
House bill $685. by Mr. Crumpacker, to
| incorporate the National Society OF Uni
ted States Daughters of 1872. Passed by
/ the House, and referred to the Senate
Committee on Library.
Senate bill 1173, by Mr. Daniel, and
House bill 1921, by Ut. Rixey, TO au-
thorize the Falls Church and Potomac
Railway Company of Virginia to extend /
its line into and within the District of
| Columbia This bill was adversely re-
ported in the Senate and indefinitely
postponed
Senate bill 263S, by Mr. Mcmillan, and
House bill 701S. by Mr.. Babcock. author
ling the District Commissioners to en-
ter into q contract for the collection and |
disposal of garbage and dead animals. |
Mr.. McMilian's bill was reported back to J
the Senate, and indefinitely postponed
Senate bill 2610, by Mr. Warren, and |
House bill 9199, by Mr.. Mercer. to au-
| thoTiZe the purchase of the property |
known as the old Corcoran Art Gallery. |
The Senate bill was passed and went to !
the House Committee on Appropriations |
Senate resolution 105. providing for the !
introduction of testimony in behalf of /
the defendant in all preliminary hearings |
of criminal nature This resolution WAS !
introduced in the Senate by the District |
Committee, passed by the Senate, re- |
ferred TO the House Committee On the |
Judiciary, reported back adversely. and |
laid on the table.
Senate bill 1872, by Mr.. Mcmillan. and |
House bill $3.50, by Mr.. jenkins, TO es- |
tablish a code for the District Of Column
bia- This was passed by the House.
Senate bill 1873, by Mr. Mcmillan, to /
provide for the purchase of certain prop
erty in Brookland for school purposes
This bill after its reference to the Dis