Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1901-02-21
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The Senate on Monday naSs.,
naval appropriation bill and Nm
additional judge in the northern E U
Of Illinois. The shipping bill w.@ ''as
taken up, and kept before the sens,. as
ing the remainder of the egislot;va ~ Wy
The House disagreed with thp S.V
substitute for the war tax raductiss
and requested conference by w.. "
233 to 80. Considered dip]oma5o
consular appropriation bill,
On Tuesday the Senate had t5a .,.,
tural appropriation bill under cons S,%s
ton during the entire session, bnt tIa y
was little more than half completed "
bate dealt almost entirely with ADM.
tEatiye details of Department of 49,
ture, many Communications of aensa
Inent's work being made by Sepato,,
both sides of the chamber. The Har.
passed army appropriation bill and has,.
consideration of sundry civil bill tha1sa
of the big money measures.
The Senate during the greater ner
Wednesday engaged in "a ,cutiye spss;s
and in the counting of the electoral w.
for the President and Vice presiaor, n
the United States. Late in the aftpn..
consideration of the agricultural ann,
priation bill was resumed, but little mn
gress was made. At a night session h
District of Columbia code bill was r,I
The House devoted the day, excepting /
hour and a half consumed in counting i,
electoral vote and promulgating the \
suit of the presidential election, TO N
sundry civil appropriation bill. Geneu
debate upon this measure was comped
but little actual progress was made vS
the bill.
On Thursday the Senate considered N
agricultural appropriation bill during b
day and the district code bill at ni,a
session. The House considered the SUI
dry civil appropriation bill.
The Senate on Friday passed the All
cultural appropriation bill, with
amendment increasing from S17ON0
$4,000 the sum for the distrbution
seeds. Mr.. Teller announced that
would refuse to agree to vote On u
shipping bill. In the House the eni
day was spent in filibustering Mr. Cal
non Of the appropriation committee Wa
ed the sundry civil bill taken up.
this day was the last private bill day
the session friends Of measures Of d
lind cot I'm tho filihuStnT
At the conclusion of the morning ID
on Saturday when the unfinished bu
ness-the shipping bill-was laid beta
the Senate, Mr.. Spooner moved to
coed to the consideration of the oleonH
garine bill. By a practically unanma
vote-only two Senators voting ii
negatiye-the motion prevailed. ThH
subsidy bill was displaced as the u
ished business and the oleomaTgaHne
was placed in that order. After
over an hours consideration Of the MD r.
ure it was laid aside in order that I'D
jected bills on the calendar might beg
sidered. Nearly 300 bills, including
private pension bills, were passed dlf
the day. The House made little prog
with the sundry civil approprlaton
The major portion of the time was y
in debating a proposition offered BY
Hill Comm to strike out the appNl
ton Of 100000 for the free tsansle
ton of silver coin. 1t was defealea
&c. At o'clock public business
suspended to allow the members
tribute to the memory of the late hg
sentative Hoffecker Of Delaware