The Globe-republican., 1901-01-24
FlFTY-SIxTH
Committee Leave Provision for Prospec-
tors and Miners In ats Bill.
ENTY-NINTH DAl

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tDrs and Miners IN its Bill.
T-wEzTT-NINTH DAY.
Senator Baker 6asl introduced a bill to ap
adfiaan lar the LANDS to be be inaiiienable Tor ,: Years
and the trust funds to be paid to them in I'VE
No progress was made upon the army bill. all
The bin for q new judicial district in western
a fayorabie report from q senate eommittee-
army bill for the retirement OF General Eagan-
suage. calling Eagan a mIserz.bie b1acEgaard-
Mr. Calderhead introduced a bill to authorize
the secretary of the treasury TO remit all dutie=
be imported bv the Kansas Miners assoc alton
ana harbor bill
THIRTIETH DAY.
ar Sepa reors basonie e 6i}. t amshane out 9 d9 ane
s Il omar power OF the president. was defeated
The senate committee On finance afe-workipg
committee Will recast the war revenue reduc-
In the house EFFORTS were again made to Sc
Gu Pro gIl for or the IErigat tic Of arid d., lands Ids
reid q ho4s er tSod nm 81 oe P fof ibe f she nen3 3ne
auguratlon was drawn 50 as to eonfine the par
it to committee TO provide for inaugural cere-
of the senate ana house.
-THIRTY-FIRST DAY
In the debate on the army bill several sena-
tors dsnounce3 as brutal e4SardIee the acts OF
va use55 Nv senatorn 4 denoan5 Tor 1Isu liz
charge Of hazers from the service Wa the senti-
ment of many An hour for taking a vote on
Senator Quay was received back in the sen
sion began and was cheered from the galleries.
There were scarcely 80 members in their
p ~ : n q ie I 10 tb5e mn 49, ater T Sena.6r 0eaS
were mostly at the senate chamber the bus
bill to revise the postal laws 1t was stated that
garding pay Of raiIway mali clerks
rHIRT1-sEcoSD DAY
The time of the senate was taken up liz the
disse enatoT E9fi the aEm In fe39rg ear 2 coo2 6 bill belle
gate F1ynn-s bill for al increase of the NUMBER
of judges of the supreme coart of Oklahoma.
effort to secure the confirmation of James s.
The senate eondrmei toI E. B. freeman.
senator Morgan ne wants an an an fncome, tax pro
vision put into the ship subsidy bill.
The house spent the entire day upon the bill
Attempts were made to inject into the bill
mail employees. but the efforts were all without
success Ninety-three pages of the bill were
DeIerate Flynn introduced a bill to increase
the Justices OF the supreme court OF Oklahoma
without divipion. ' l" II
r-HIRTY-rHIRD DAY.
The senate tacitly. without formal action de-
cided to let the Nicaragua canal bill rest quietly
upon rat feation of the Hay-Pauncefote treaty,
. rs f fan b9,I nn an dlsposea o. the army reore
for disposal Of amendments The bill has been
session The canteen clause was eliniqated
iPpines was defeated. Livery effort to prevent
LIE increase OF n army was Defeated.
The claim of the cramp shIpbuilding company
eraI years. occupied the attention Of the house
a9ee . an at aa ihe Close i6 ~o Of the te ees saone OF I reV'0uS
The pubic lands committee discussed the
rresentatiSe sntheriand Of Sebraska, ana Reed
mental artesian wells. Prof barton, OF the
ssh hei eommit f%rSeyss e sreofrsdn iea pgG5s sub@ 2iitSedd
astatement strongly supporting the policy of ir-
rigation-
rHIRrx-FoURrH DAY.
The senate took up the legislative executive
in the bill to create debate. but it is expected
kill time to delay consideration of the latter;
which is unfinished bu Siness having right of way
bills, of which last named is the war revenue
The Indian affairs committee completed the
Indian appropriation bill leaving in 1t the pro-
enter indian reservationSs bnt leaving a ! min
eral rights vested in the government 1t also
takes farmers at Indian agencies out of the
civil service.
In the house appropriation bills take prece-
bia. fortifcations. naval. postonice and
agriculture, The army Reorganization bill.
however, VIII be sent to conferenee prior to
action on the other bills named The postal
codihcation bill will demand time this week.
III American Sugar refining com
pany has just reduced all grades of
refined sugar 10 points
The Tennessee legislature has elected
E. w. Carnak, United States senator
Lynchers Are Nervous.
Leavenworth, Jan. 1o.-The news
that the legislature had decided to
investigate and fix the responsibility
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