Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1906-04-04
So Far no Method of
Compromise Has
Been Found by
Conferees.
L0NGW0R[H WILL REPRE-.
SENT OHIO
On Congressional Committee
German Americans Form
Alliance Under Laws of
District Of Columbia.

Washington, d. c., April 4-The
joint committee on statehood held no
session today, but will resume confer
ence tomorrow. So far no method has
been suggested for compromise on
the differences of the two Houses, al.
though such a suggestion may be made
at tomorrow's meeting.
Longworth to Represent Ohio on Con.
gressional Committee.
Washington, d. c., April AT a
meeting of the Ohio delegation in the
House, Representative Longworth was
chosen to represent that State on the
Republican Congressional committee.
Favorable Report on New Mexico Pen.
sions.
Special to The New Mexican.
Washington, D. G., April Adele
gate w. Fl. Andrews has made favor
able report before the Senate commit.
tee on invalid pensions upon his bill
granting a pension of $50 per month
to Francis M. Below and an increase
of pension for Saturnino Baca, of Lin
coin County, from $24 per month to
$40 per month
Grazing On Public Domain Under Gov.
ernment Regulations.
Special to The New Mexican.
Washington, D. G., April 4.-Senator
Burkett, of Nebraska, has introduced
a bill authorizing the President of the
United States, with the consent OF the
Governor of the State or Territory
wherein the grazing lands are situated,
to establish, by proclamation grazing
districts on the public domain. The
Secretary of Agriculture is to decide
whether the lands so selected are
grazing or are of more value for ag,
riculture and farming. Reasonable
fees for the grazing of live stock upon
the tracts selected by the President
are to be collected Permits are to
run for ten years. The bill prohibits
any interfering with mining or with
townsites.
Urgency Deficiency Bill Again Up.
Washington, D. G., April AT the
beginning of it's session the Senate
today passed bill increasing the H.
nit of cost for public building at Yank-
ton. South Dakota. The urgency de-
ficiency bill was next taken up.
Association Of German-Americans.
Washington, d. G., April 4.-When
the House convened today, the dena-
turalized alcohol bill was ordered to|
calendar. Bartgoldt of Missouri, cal
led up the bill to incorporate a Ma
tional American-German alliance on
the United States of America under
the laws of the District OF Columbia.
He said the organization was most
patriotic in character and had no pol
itical significance whatever. 1t was
an American organization made up OF
Germans who desired to help their
brethern to better understanding
of American Institutions. Mr.. Hep
burn objected and the bill went over.
ship Subsidy Hearings On.
Washington, D. c., April 4.-The
ship subsidy hearings We're begun to,
day by the House committee on mer-
chants marine and fisheries. John Nc
Call, the past national president of
the Boiler Makers Association, stated
that the workmen engaged in ship
building were in favor of the subsidy
bill. George L. Duval, chairman OF
the ship subsidy committee of the
New York Merchants Association,
drew rapid fire questions from Mr.
Humphrey, later stating that he want
ed to show that Duval was simply rep
resenting foreign shipping interests,
This Mr. Duval denied.
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