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passed by Congress were for the following

VI thS iSIcl VI tOSpltdi.
Granting site for b statue of Hahne-
mann.
Relative to the widening ssnd extension Of
10th street.
Fixing the salary OF thes postmaster at
Washington, D. c.
Providing for the improvement Of the
tax departments of the District Of Column
bia.
,,e To permit the removal of the remains Of
Maj. Gen. Ord from Oak Hill cemetery to
the national cemetery at Arlington.
To change the name of the Potomac In
surance Company of Georgetown.
10 set aside portion of the Arlington
estate for experimental agricultural pur
poses.
To amend the tax laws
TO amend the charter of the East Wash
ington Heights Traction Railroad Company.
Regulating permits for private conduits
In the District of Columbia.
10 amend the flour inspection law.
10 regulate the grades of Goth street.
To authorize the detail of a retired army
militia.
For the extension of Columbia road east
of 18th street.
For the extension of the lines of the Met
ropoiitan Railroad Company on old 18th
street.
For the consolidation of all street railways
IN the District except the Capital Traction
Company's lines.
Fnvorabiy Reported to the Senate.
Bills relating to the District of Columbia
that have been favorably reported to the
senate by committees and are still on the
Senate calendar follow:
Senate 1899. to amend Section of the
act to incorporate the convention of the
Protestant Episcopal Church of the dio-
cese of Washington.
Senate sol, to redeem certain outstand-
ing certificates of the board of audit of the
District of Columbia
Senate 122 to amend the criminal laws of
the District.
Senate l26 to provide for the compulsory
support of children by parents.
Senate 1927, for the transformation of the
inner basin of the Potomac flats into a
public bathing pool.
H r. 624O. for the preparation of plans
or designs for memorial or statue of Gen.
U. S. Grant on ground belonging to the
United States in this city.
senate 32I2. for the preparation of site
and the erection of a pedestal for a statue
of the late Maj. Gen. George b. Mcclellan.
Senate ala, to prevent the placing of GER
tain signs upon private property in the
District
Senate 3937, to amend the laws relating
to the disposal of certain refuse in the
District.
Senate 2237, setting apart certain public
grounds in this city for the of the Ma
tional Society of the Daughters of the
American Revolution for the erection of
memorial building.
Senate 4426, for the extension of street.
Senate 1877, for the relief of VIM. ]. Muir
tagh. late proprietor of the National Re
publican of this city.
Senate 3iS1, to permit certain burials of
the dead in the lands of the Protestant
Episcopal Cathedral foundation of the Dis
trict.
Senate 1851. to amend the fish laws of
the District and to maintain a permanent
spawning ground in the Potomac.
Senate BIS, to amend the act for the
protection of birds. preservation of game
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certain closed seasons in the District
Senate 1925, to regulate the practice of
homeopathic pharmacy.
II. r. 9S27 to close all alleys in block 3
of the Walbrdge subdivision of lnglcside.
Senate 1872, in relation to the Police
Court.
Senate 121. to exempt from taxation the
property OF the Y. NJ. G. A. on G street be-
tween nth and 18th streets.
II. r. H4T, to incorporate the Washlng-
ton Telephone Company.
H. r. 1926. to regulate the collection of
taxes in the District.
Senate 4447 to regulate electric wiring.
On the Senate Committee Calendar.
Bills and resolutions that remain on the
calendar of the Senate committee on the
District of Columbia follow:
House bills: - -r.. n ....y
H. R. 52l7-To authorize aliens to dispose
of real estate holdings in the District.
II. r. Authorizing the Secretary of
the Interior to convey certain lot in the
District to John II. Ganse.
II. r. S.,:32-To quitclam all interest of the
United States in lot 4. square 1113, in this
city.
II. r. 75O2-To incorporate the Wesley
Heights Railway Company.
Ii. r. 5140-To confirm title to lot 1,
square l13.
II. r. 92s3-To regulate insurance in the
District.
II. r. oso5-To enact a code of laws for
II. r sO69-To amend the act of 1892 re-
gard;ng the opening OF alleys.
Resolutions of the Senate:
Directing the District OF Columbia COM
mittee to investigate as to the further
necessity for muZZling dogs
Directing the District of Columbia COM
mittee to investigate the question of intimi-
neSseS.
The following Senate bills:
S. :.4-For the further prevention of cruel
ty to animals.
G:rFor the relief of Priscilla j. Ship
man. administrators of the estate of John
j. Shipman deceased. for work done and
materials furnished to the District of Co
lumbia.
s. 10,-For the extension of lie Droit ave-
nue. and $ street northwest
s. 114-Regulating the exemption of
church and school property.
S. 1IT-To establish municipal court for
the District of Columbia, to abolish the
Offices OF justice of the peace and con-
stable
S. 11s-For the extension of Wyoming
avenue.
S. 12o-For the extension of Kalorama
avenue.
S. 131-Concerning land titles in the Dis
trct of Columbia.
S. 1:;2-,ro provide for the appointment of
a collector of fines in the Police Court.
S. 1391-Rela.ing to the names of streets
S. l7r2-For the extension of 18th street
to the Walbridge subdivision of Ingleside
s. 191G-For the extension of 5th street
northwest in Takoma Park.
s 19i4-To widen 18th street, or Colum-
bia avenue.
S. 2oO2-For the extension of Bacon
street.
S. 2O1O-To amend section II Of the act
approved March 3, 1877, regulating the tax
alton of corporations.
S. 2O9S-To prevent cruelty to certain ami
mails.
S. 223O-Requiring street railways op-
Grated in the District of Columbia to pro-
vide protection for motormen and car
drivers from the incemencies of the
weather between November l and April /
of each year.
S. 2265-For the extension of Vermont
avenue.
S 2440-To regulate the running of street
cars.
S. 25O4-For the relief Of Holy Cross COL
lege.
s. 25i3-To restrict grounds for divorce.
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