The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1901-03-05

! an md yesterday, was not neEiectfui OF
| the Districts interests. During the two
| sessions of the Congress many local bills
/ and resolutions some very important.
! We're introduced. referred 10 the House
! District Committee. and passed
! Among the measures which We're passed
! by the House ana Senate and which have
! become laws are the following:
| Il. R. $50. authorizing and requiring
! certain extensions of the Capital Traction
/ Companys lines;
| Ii. r. 1904. to amend the charter Of the
/ East Washington flights Traction Rail
/ road Company,
II r 5o42. To provide for improvements
t in the tax department:
| II J. Res. II9 To amend the act Of Feb
/ rlary 10. lsg9. for the extension Of Rhode
! Island Avenue.
! II. r. 6232, 10 amend the charter of the
! Capital Traction Company:
| H r. 6177, relative to the widening Of
! Sixteenth Street;
! II r 1868, 10 establish = Board Of Char
t tiles for the District Of Columbia;
! II r 1891, 10 change the name of the
! Potomac Insurance Company of George
/ town.
H R 1850, for the extension of Column
| bia Road east TO Thirteenth Street;
! Il r S466, to amend An act in re-
! iation to taxes and tax sales in District
/ Of Columbia.
| II. r S665. authorizing and requiring the
| Metropolitan Railroad Company to extend
| its lines on old Sixteenth Street:
S 3266. authorizing removal of remains
| of Gen. Z. o. c. Ord to Arlington Nation
al Cemetery;
| H. r 9SZ7. to close all alleys in block 5,
| Walbridge subdivision of Ingleside:
! H r 9S35. to establish a code for the
/ District of Columbia:
| s. 1896, revoking and annuIling Pencote
| Heights subdivision:
| S. 1890, in relation to admission to. and
| dismissions from, the Reform School;
| S 1913. TO amend act of December y.
| 1895, relating to inspection of flour;
| H r. I,526. TO regulate collection Of
/ taxes in the District of Columbia;
| ) l24, regulating permits for private
| conduitsi
| s 4SI6. TO provide for closing part of al
/ ley IN Square l69, and for its sale to the
/ Young Mems Christian Association;
H r. II 65u. relating to certain street
} railway corporations owning or operat-
| ing street railways in the District OF Co
/ lumbIa-
! Ii r. Il .SSI. to amend an act entitled.
/ An act for the protection of bir0S. pres
| STTduon Of game ana prevention Of its
| sale during certain closed seasons in the
| District Of Columbia.
! 3 Is-a, 70 provide for eliminating certain
| grade crossings on the line of the BaILi-
! more and Potomac Railroad Company, in
/ the city OF Washington, and requiring
| said company to depTess and elevate its
! tracks. and tG enable il to relocate GER
| tam parts Of its railroad therein, and for
other purposes,
: - 80 provide for eliminating Ger
/ tain grade crossings OF railroads in the
District of Columbia, and to require and
/ authorize the construction Of new termi-
J Pal T1FflftF and
Ohio Railroad Company IN the city OF
/ Washington, and for other purposes
! H r i2.455, To amend ce-taiu sections
/ Of the Revised Statutes relating to the
| metropolitan Police
| 5 u TO amend the act OF July 8, 1898,
| relating to the criminal laws Of the Dis
/ tTiCJ OF Columbia,
| II. h L ~. to incorporate the German
! Orphan Asylum Association.
III. X. 1873. to enable the directors Of
Providence Hospital TO increase the ac-
Communications OF that institution,
n r. 1871, 70 authorize advances from
the uitcd States Treasury Ter the sup
port 9f the District Government
: 5G35, to amend An act to incorporate
! The Masonic Mutual Relief Association of
RI District Of Columbia:
H. r BIOS, regulating assessments
H. R I$,I52. to regulate the collection
of taxes in the District Of Columbia,
> 5ISI, 70 permit certain bUr.als Of the
dead in the lands of the Protestant Epis-
cpp@l Cathedral Foundation,
= } Res 10, relating 70 theatre Ii
S J Res IGi. authorizing the Commits
sioners 70 provide for the public comfort
during the Inaugural ceremonies;
H J. Res ~. authorizing the Secretary
OF " ar 10 grant permits 70 the Commit
/ tee on Inaugural Ceremonies for use Of
reservations or public spaces n the city
of Washington, etc;
When the House adjourned Yesterday
the following bills were on the calendar.
They viii be reintrpduced and considered
during Inc next session Of Congress:
IL II l5-S49. 70 provide for laying
single electric railway track on tn Aque-
duct Bridge. and tor other purposes;
n. 4 u,tS9, for the reHef of George W.
King;
II. K. LIB. to widen the Anacostia
Road.
ii. Il 13.7s3, relating to the Washington
Gaslight Company;
H. + l2.I5& to amend An AZ to regu-
late gas works
II K 1921. for the reduction of inter
est penalties on arrears Of taxes and
special assessments.
II II 1929. to authorize the Supreme
Court Of tie District Of Columbia to de-
cree the sale or lease OF real estate in
certain cases.
II r 13. GO. relating to the Washington
GaSlight Company
II Res 19S. calling upon the Commits
sioners for information concerning teIe-
phone companies operating in the District
Of Columbia.
H z. 5272. TO require street railway
companies operating ears. cable or 9th
eT cars propelled by steam. cable or
electricity ia the District of Columbia TO
protect certain Of their employees from
the Inclemency Of the weather during
certain months Of the year, and prOyid-
ing punishment for violations thereof
There were pending before the District
Committee III bills ard resolutions. as fol-
lows
II r 97S. for the extension of lie Droft
Avenue and ) Street:
II r. l045, authorizing the extension Of
Wyoming Avenue;
II r 1916. authorizing the extension Of
KalOTama Avenue;
TO the people of the District Of COlumbia-
II r 17i4, to change the names of Ger
tain streets;
H r Z544, to abolish the Office Of Justice
Of Peace in the District OF Columbia
II. r. 2545, for the extension OF NaE
Hampshire Avenue:
u p ZI5S for the relief Of the William
b. ~Tsdd estate;
H r 279S, to incorporate the Columbian
Telephone Company,
H r Z9t4, to permit the Washington
Telephone and Telegraph Company to OPP
crate in the District of Columbia,
IL X 3US5. TO redeem certain Outstand-
ing certificates Of the Board of Audit:
h R 5342 TO open a street through
block 2l5. from Fourteenth 10 Fifteenth
Streets northwest.
H K 234S, 20 regulate and fix hours of
service for policemen and firemen:
H. r. 43f7, 10 provide for the education
OF the blind;
H r 1927, authorizing the Falls Church
March.