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New-York tribune., 1912-08-26

limited states to fourth Internationai
Conference of American States.
January %. l9l1AReport Of delegate OF
United States 20 International Conrer-
ence on Bills Of Exchange.
January 20, 1gl1-Annual report Of Panama
Rail Road Company.
January 70. 1g11-Reciprocity treaty with
Canada.
Februarv ?. 1s11-Reporr OF Chandler 2.
Anderson concerning North Atlantic
coast fisheries arbitration.
February Il. 1g1l-Report Of Commissioner
Of Corporations on lumber industry Of
United States.
February a. l91l-Reports relating 70 gov
ernment offices and employees
rebruary "a. l9li-Constitution OF New
Mexico.
February Is. l9ll-Annuai report OF Phli-
lppines Commission.
March I. i9il-Report OF Tariff Board rel
at,ve 10 articles and commodities named
IN canadian reciprocity agreement
March g. lgli-Letter Of Attorney General
and other papers in regard 10 claims FOR
damages on account Of ire IN city OF
Panama January Il. 1906.
March l. l9iI-Annual report OF civil ser
vice Commission.
Also special messages
December p. Islo-ReIative 70 remarKing
Of Texas New Mexico boundary llne.
January s. 1gli-Relatiye 70 Reclamation
Fund.
Jauuarv 6. lou-Relatve 70 matter OF
command IN case Of JOINT operations OF
army. navy and marine corps
Januarv Il. lgll-Relative 70 traffic IN
opium.
January o.. 1gll-Claims OF heirs Of sam
uele BadolatO.
February 10. 19ll-Relattve 10 information
al regulations for protection OF 1000
fishes
February Il. l91l-Relatiye TO sale OF IN
toxicants 10 Indians.
March D Iqll-Returning 70 House Dill
provtding for valuation Of certain home
stead entries
March =. lall-Askng for an approprts-
ton n continue work Of economy ana
efficiency bureau.
New-York tribune., 1912-08-26

Fort Oglethorpe. Ga. made a orisa'e
post
Enlargement OF the scope OF the -Ahsi
lean Academy IN Rome authorized
Three hundred thousand dollars appI9.
priated to equip army transports VIII
lifeboats.
shipment of picture films depicting
prfzenghts in interstate commerce pro-
hibited.
A standard BARRE for apples provided
for
The building Of subway unuer '"'
York Postofice authorized
Industrial Commission created.
Naval programme authorizing the CON
struction OF one battleship two fuei ships'
SIX torpedo boat destroyers. one torpedo
boat tender eight submarines and one
submarine tender
An act. passed IN accordance with tne
treaty with Great Britain. Russia and
Japan. placing a closed season on the
killing OF fur seals for Eve years and pre-
venting peiaEic sealing.
There were IN addition. more than sixty
bridge and dam bills passed az this ses-
sion or congress anu Fa4i'4' -'i'''
measures OF local interest.
some or the more important subjects
covered in the measures passed IN mo
form Of public resolutions arc.
Termination Of tine Russian treaty
of lgie
Granting lands for tnc use or tno ran
anna Canal Exposition In san Francisco
Suppression cf revolutionary activ'ty
along Mexican border 0y authorizing
President 20 prohibit expectation Of arms
anu munitions of var
Preserving Niagara Falls 1y the extern
sion OF the Burton law
Extending invitations for tho afth In
ternational Congress of Chambers or
Commerce az Boston
suggesting az international mercantile
marine conference % consider questions
raised bv the Titanic disaster
Extending thanks Of Congress 20 Cap
tain Rost~on for aid of Titanic survivors.
Directing the Secretary Of War 10 take
up claims for Americans resulting from
Mexican revolutions
Extending ald % American -etlsee7
from Mexico.
Proposing constitutional amendment fo'
pouuia- election OF Senators.
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SECOND SESSION.

Becem6er r. isOa-Annual Message.
Also special messages recommending
January =. lsl0-Certain amendments 90
interstate commerce law.
Jauuarv r. l9lO-Certain amendments 20
antitrust law
March ~. lslO-Appropriation for Tarn
Board.
June y. l9l0-Appropriation for protec-
ton Of lands and property in lmperia!
Valley. California.
Also special messages relating 70 ior-
eign affairs
December 10 Recommending appro -
uriation fer meeting Of Fourth lnterna-
tional Conference Of American states a.
Buenos Ayres. Ar~entine Republic
December 20. l909-Relative 20 reports OF
Ambrose Dudley Mann concerning ar
fairs In Austria Hungary
January 25. IslO-Recommendng partici-
patton Of United states in international
expositions at Turin and Rome. Italy.
January IS. 9l0-Recommending appro-
priauon for participation OF United
states In International sporting and
Field Sports Exposition. Vienna.
March -. 9l0-Transmitting report rei2-
tive to affairs IN Liberia.
Also special messages transmitting
December 16, l909-Copies Of franchises
granted by Executive Council Of Porto
Rico.
January Is, Neutrality-suspicious. relat-
ing to charges against conduct OF In
terror Department
February 10, l9le-Agreement for com
mutation Of annuities TO Indians.
New-York tribune., 1912-08-26
SECOND SESSION

special messages recommending
April .. I9l2-Appropriation Tor protec-
tion of levees OF Mississippi River.
Apru IS. Igl2-An additional appropri-
alton FOR protection OF levees OF Missis-
sippi River.
June 3. l912-That certain officers Of the
army be authorized 10 accept pay from
the Republic Of cuba.
June 4. l9l2-Approp1auon for relief
OF volcano sufferers Of Kodiak Island in
Alaska.
June Il. 19I2-Appr0priauon for protec-
ton against food waters OF the Colorado
River in the Imperial valley California.
Special messages
January j.. I912-submitting report con-
cerning economy and efficiency In gov
ernment service.
May @. 19l2-Returning 20 Senate the
bill 10 create new division OF southern
judicial district OF Texas
June "a. 19I2-Urging immediate appro-
priation for military encampment and
manmuvres.
July 10. 1917 Returning 20 the House the
bill granting pensions and increase OF
pensions in specified cases.
August A. igl2-Urging prompt action on
legislation giving effect 70 fur seal con-
vention between United States, Great
Britain. Japan and Russia for protection
and preservation OF FUR seals and sea
outer.
August Is. l9l2-Urging declaration by
Congress that Panama Canal bill was
not designed 10 abrogate treaty obliga-
tions.
Special messages transmitting
December :. l9ll-Statement relative 70
appropriations and expenditures for
state Department
December z lgll-Report of Investigations
concerning control OF waters OF Niagara
Falls.
December II. Isll-Annual report of 18TH
nian Canal Commission.
December II, igll-Report OF Railroad Sc
curities Commission.
December 13. l9ll-Copies of laws enacted
by Philippine Legislature and Philippine
Commission.
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SECOND SESSION.
peoeuber 5. 1909. 70 June 25, 1910.

pecsr77ber 8. 1909. 20 June % l9lU'
Railroad rate law enacted. periectnS
Tho system of federal control Of railwaF
rates. compelling the carriers 70 secure
approval of the Interstate Commerce
Commission for proposed increases. and
creatin. special Commerce Court 70
adjuolca,e appeals from decisions Of the
commission.
Creation of a system OF postal savings
banks
Granting Of separate statehood to Ar
zona and New Mexico.
Conservation legislation. making legal
Withdrawals Of public lands already made.
and authorizing the President 70 make
Others IN ms discretion. and kindred
legislation promotive of conservation
policy
Reclamation of arid lands promoted by
authorization Of 10000 D90 bond issue 70
increase reclamation fund.
Creation OF a Bureau Of Mines 10 min
imize danger % miners.
Promotion OF Secretary Meyers scheme
OF naval reorganization By temporary
abolition Of the Bureau OF Equipment and
total abolition OF the general supply fund.
Progressive naval programme. authoriz
ing the construction Of two 27,o0o-tor
battleships. six torpedo boat destroyers
four submarine torpedo boats and two
colliers.
Reorganization Of the Lighthouse Board
along lines Of modern administrative pol
icy.
Common carriers required 70 furnish de-
tailed reports Of accidents 10 the Inter
state Commerce Commission.
Law requiring use OF safety appliances
on railroads perfected.
Aduiteration and misbranding OF in
secticides and fungicides prohibited al
the behest OF farmers and fruit growers.
White slave" traffic penaAzed by a
system of heavy fines for interstate com
rnerce therein.
Drastic regulations designed 10 prevent
collisions at sea.
The parole Of federal prisoners whose
conduct after conviction warrants elem
ency authorized.
Publicity for campaign contributions
made, compulsory.
System OF licensing customs brokers
provided.
immigration Of aliens further protected
by increased restrictions and regulations.
Seal fisheries Of Alaska protected by in
creased restrictions and regulations.
Gold coin fixed as the medium for pay
ing the public debt of the United States.
Commission Of Fine Arts created.
Abolition OF the immunity bath" stat
ute. Section $50. which had served 10
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Admitting New Mexico and Arizona 70
the unioh.
The Senate enunciated as suppielileh
,arv TO the Monroe doctrine the ceoiAi
tiou that the United States would reseH'
the occupation OF military or stratesi'
noiuts or harbors on either OF the AmeIl-
can continents by corporations under ING
control OF foreign governments.
William Lorimer was ousted from MS
zea- in the Senate and the title or sen
stor Stephenson. OF Wisconsin. was con-
drned. Theron Catlin, or Missouri was
ousted from his seat in the House.
The impeachnent proceedings against
r,dqa Archibald. OF the Commerce Court
we're begun. and a continuance was
granted until the next session.
The senate ratified seven treaties ana
conventions covering.
The settlement Of pecuniary claims ne
tween Great Britain and the oniteu
States.
An international agreement relating 10
war prizes.
Conyright with Hungary.
North Atlantic coast fisheries.
Naturalization treaty with Costa hica'
international wireless telegraph treaty
International treaty on assistance and
salvage a sea.
The arbitration treaties with Great
Britain and France were also ratified, out
after being muUlated 20 such an extent
chat ratincatiors were never exchanged
Treares with Honduras and Nicaragua
relating 20 the regulation Of tho iinnnces
OF those countries were not acted on.
A summary of the legislative record
f0I|ourr
New-York tribune., 1912-08-26
Sixty-hrst Congress
FIRST SESSION

!
,rar-a .s. l9os-special message on
tariff
Also s0ociaI message recommending
r,,. .s -qoa-Enacrmcnt of corporation
taA.
rune .f. tao4-Amendmen- oi .ons'''u-
tior to provide t0r income 'aA.
.Iso sueglaI message transmitting
A8r,r IS. ts0s-Proposct tariH r''i'''''
law for philippine Islands.
,--.I q, -ooa-Reuort rcIauv" % 6ii''.
collected DO foreign countries "H 7dI'
AD-.. so l90q-Copr OF francn.s' E'l-
st b., Executive Council. 't Porto i''.'
Il. r.. del Vale Zeno.
Ma "a Ists-g0pics oi traac.i-' ~ -''.
.t bv Executive CouncN NJ Porto -''.'
..,.--gction 8r eI~ctr.. rail"l.
ines ...... -, --,.
Ma, se. la0e-Copy OF ordinance '' ~,
ecutive council cf Porto f-eo repea'
,,r water franchise granted i' 0'n'
rado Diaz -.,.,,,.
No. 70 i90a-Cor-"spondence GA
,r r.por- upon German manui"' "''ul Z.
s..-.,s,.d bv the German govern'ne"
t. enc United states
,,,.. .s lqo.-Report o. delegate OF
rn.ted states 20 Pan-A'ner'1''''
ua. congress. -.
r,,r. iso,-Copy OF an ordinance rep''
inc ferry franchise granted ~ frA''''
N,curdy Porto Rico
r,,,c -e@-FinaI report of FroV'a'oi'l
Of I fsN
r.,,, 1910 Copy OF ord'nanc" of i-He''
.-.,,-cr OF Porto Rico repeating
,.to,rope francnise granted i' Juan
Bertran. ..
Inn. Ias-Copy of ordinance ~ hNe'"
,.y. r,uncu Of Porto Rico amending
franchise granted 20 Porto Rico POWER
and L.@lt 'umpAu.
I,,rs lee-Report relative 90 prices OF
tobacco.
July q. IglF--Copy OF franchise -Fai''''
Executive Council Of Porto RICO ''
Henry y Sayrc
Iulv g. is0s-CIaim of Marcus Ramadano-
witch alias Radich.
Julv l6. iess-Copy OF franchise granted
bv Executive Council N Porto I'ico
allowing Bern Brothers 20 bridge Con
dsdo Bay
July Is leoe-Copy o' franchise granted br
Executive Council OF Porto Rico rriat.
ing % water rights Of municipality Of
Ciai-s.
Also special messages relative 90
Mav 10. lse-Ahairs 81 Porto Rico
Iulv .. Ia0s-Rcports or indian Inspector
CYRUS Bede Oh conduct OF j. Flair shoen
fclt Indian agent.
Also special messages relating 20 toreiEi
affairs
April ~. 1ela-Transmitting report relative
10 claims against Venezuela.
Nav ~ leos-Recommend'ng-p participation
OF United States in Universal and Inter.
national Exposition az Brussels.
Nav %. is19- Relative 20 report on wages
ln Germany
Juno e. feo4-Transmitting statement cor.
cerning investigation of petroleum fields
IN Mexico.
July %. 1sG9-Report relative 90 AFFAIRS in
Congo
New-York tribune., 1912-08-26
TREATIES.

Extradition treaty with France ratiied
April D. 1909.
Patents treaty with Germany ratified
April 10 1902.
Treaty with Russia on corporations OF
stock companies. ratified May 8, 1903
Extradition treaty with Dominican re-
public. ratified July e, 1879.
Arbitration treaty with Paraguay. rati-
red July 80, 1863.
Naturalization treaty with Argentine
Republic. ratified January L. 1910.
Boundarv Passamaduoddy Bay treatF
with Great Britain. ratified June 6. 1910.
Consular treaty with sweden rauned
June Is, 1910
Treaty with Mexico regarding title 70
the Chamizal tract ratified December j.
1910
Treaty with Mexico regarding title 10
the Chamizal tract protocol extending
time for presentation ot cases IN claim
ratified December =. E9lo
international treaty for the repression
~ obscene publications. ratified January
l2 1871.
international treaty for the arbitration
OF pecuniary claims fourth Pan-American
conference. Buenos Ayres). ratified Fen
ruarv j. 1911.
International treaty for the protection
OF trademarks fourth Pan-Amcrcan
conference. Buenos Ayresl ratified FEB
ruary s iell.
Iuternat!ona treaty for the protecuon
OF Inventions. patents designs and indus
t-ial models Fourth Pan-American con
ference. Buenos Ayresl. ratified FenruarH
2. 1871.
International treaty for tho protecnon
Of literary and artistic copyrights tfourth
Pan-American conference. Buenos Ayresl.
ratified February j. 1911.
international Prize Court treaty ratined
February To- 1911.
international Prize Court Convention
additional protocol. ratified Februarr
15. 1911.
Fur seals treaty with Great Britain. 7a p
iied February -. 1911.
Commerce and navigation treaty with
Japan. ratified Februarv -. 1911
Protocol Of provisional tariff arranE~-
nent with Japan. ratified February "a
1871.
New-York tribune., 1912-08-26
Vast Amount of Legislation Handled In olst
and cd Congresses President Elm
mating Much That Was Useless
COMPELLED TO USE VETO OFTEN
IDauguraed bv His Messages Much That Was Of Value
and Negotiated Many Treahes-Last Year with
Democrats Ruling IN House, Especially
Active for the Chief Executive.
- u. Tr1anc Bureal

Washington Aug OF the ost ana o ION
amount OF sslao
much ess incredible Work Tor the
Mo- only mas M Taft much hasy egisaaon u
important changes ula'
would have The has been one OF the Ous
his adm
r messages 70 it. and three vetoes during he
.con session and and FIVE veoe during the %
Eighteen TO the present
62d-durng session
h. president vetoed legislative and judicial Appropriation
III; c. m time basng the sevenyea tenure clause
.8.ne government provision abosning the commerce
seVenyedI 'eN
~ sd .en stricken out Court clause RENAMED
- -.sut.d in The President hnaiy won inc
L. The
~ ont Of existence BILL which IN TINS torn was
@ snproved The further compelled provide money "
+b. continuance Of he until March d. 1918
The records O.. Congresses follow;
New-York tribune., 1912-08-26
VETOES.

February .. lH2-Bnl for relief Of Jon'
l., Baird
March % isis-Bill authorizing SAFE -
burnt timber on public lands.
March %. igl2-Joint resolution 10 efea''
a commission 70 investigate relative y
establishment Of permanent mili''H'
canp grounds at Admission. Ala.
June Il. isl2-Blll making appropri~"0'
for army. -,
July Is. lel2-BIll TO investigate ana sew.
certain accounts growing out OF eoH
struction OF Corbett tunnel IN W.
ming -
August & isi2-Bin relating 20 inherl'eD
estates in the Five Civilized Trloes !"
Oklahoma.
August g. isl2-BTl 10 allow Dixie rowe
Company TO dam White River.
August 3. lgl2-Bill 10 reduce dutieS
wool
August II. lel2--Bill to reduce duties
metal ana manufactures OF metal
August Il. lsl2-Legislative. executive INV
judicial appropriation bill. -
August q. Iel2-Legislative. executiNe s'
judicial appropriation bill.
AuEust a. lga-Coosa River dam bill.
New-York tribune., 1912-08-26
PRESIDENTS MESSAGES

: February ls lai0-C!alm OF " r. Bald
WIZ
Fenruarv cS. 121o-Clum 0f nc Casweii
Lumber Company
An--I tq1o-Laws enacted by Legis-
ia-ivo Assembly Of Porto Rico.
MAJ .5 i9lo-Copy OF journal Of Execu-
tive Council of Porto Rico
Also special message returning
April d. I9Ip-BHl to correct military rec
orl ~ Edward % Gilbert. 20 Senate.
Ma 49, lalo-BiU to regulate holding
r7ited states courts a. sacramento and
san Diego. Ca.
June -. i9Io-BW for relief Of John A..
Brown. % House
june ~ rqro-BIU 20 regulate holding
United states courts 40 Jonesboro. Ark.
Also special messages transmitting re-
ports NJ
December ia t7oa-isthmian Cana Com
mission.
u..awHer H Operations Of Juvenile
Court iu tns District of Columbia.
Docom1e- g. ls0@-Expend.,ures of state
Department
December % 1914 White slave" traffic
January i-. 1sle-Pauama Railroad COM
pan~
conditions i0 Porto Rico.
February o lsI9--Proposed system Of in
ternatfonaI regulations FOR protection
and preservau1n ~ food dshes
Fe1-uar- "a IgiQ-Civi Service Commis-
sion
reo-gar, -. .N0-HamHton Wright on
opium ,-a.1.
MarcH ,f '0I"- International Waterway s
Commission on regulation OF Lake Erie.
March 2s fqo-pHWpuino commission.
Apr. f.. 'pl"-AIas1a Road Commission
MAJ ,7 'eln-snanish Treaty Claims Com
mission CinRl report
Ma g. lslA-secretavv of state or water
ways treaty.
june Us. l9io-BIrea. no Anlmal Industry
Also special messages relative 90
Jauuarv g. 1Hc-Dismisai from Office Of
ia. H. CLAWS
January 'f lslo-Conservauon ~ natura.
resources
Ferruarv - 'q'o-Standard weight OF silver
coins
Fsbruarv e. .gl0-Accldents 10 employees OF
Isthmau cana. Commission a Panama.
Fetruarv = Ig1p-Improvcmeut or per
sourcI Of navy
Fobruarv g. lglO-Coal deposits underiy-
.ur Uhoctsv and -h.ckasaw coal lands.
March I5 Igo-seal fisheries or Alaska
April o 1eio-Investigation or cancer IN
fishes
April 49, o1o-Construction OF naval ves-
sells on the Great Lakes
AnriI =. -elo-AEreement made hv r.
McMlrray and others with Choctaw and
chirkasaw Indian tribes
April 90. NATURALIZATION of the Panama
Canal
MAY o. i9o-Investigation or customs
frauds
June T. l9l0-Investigaton OF proposed in
creases Of railroad freight rates.
June o. l9l0-Tarin negotiations with for
eign governments
June a. l9lo-Appeals from decisions Of
secretary ot the Interior concerning
public lands.
June ~. lalp-Approprauons for improve
mcnt OF rivers and harbors
There were three vetoes. as follows
| April g. IMo-Btl correcting military
record or Charles d. smith
. April 2S. Ig0-Biu amending act creating
Mesa Verde National Park
MAY eS l9l0-Bul amending military
record OF Aaron Cornish
New-York tribune., 1912-08-26
Sixty-Second Congress
FIRST SESSION
Democratic House.
April 4. 1911, 70 August D. 1911 In
elusive.

FNtsi' % 10 80 '. .f
elusive.
Reciprocity with Canada given effcc;
by act Of Congress
Representation in congress Increased
10 423 members anu provision made for re-
districting OF states.
Publicity OF campaign contributions. re-
quiring statements before and after eiee-
tons ana primaries ana limiting amounts
spent by Senators and Representative
Arizona and New Mexico admitted 20
statehood. with recall or Judges stricken
from Ar;zQna constitution.
Granting leave of absence 90 certain
nomesteaders.
Amendment 20 tariff .av 20 permit 20
entry. free OF duty of American made
casks. bags and other coutainers
Defining and classifyng health. acci-
dent and death bensnt companies and as
sociatons iu the District OF columbia
Fourteen bills for the construction o'
bridges.
Extending time Of payment 90 certain
homesteaders m the Rosebud Indian Res
ervation 10 South Dakota
Amendment % code OF lav for the DIS
ITlcI OF ' DlAIlulh F'idtilA 70 AlilIdA rtdtN-
ments OF insurance companies.
Extending privilege OF act OF June 10.
1880 20 the port OF Brownsville Tex.
Providing for the safe OF old postoffice
ana courthouse IN Charleston. vs.. Va.
and the construction Of new buildings 20
house them without additional cost "a
government
Providing for the sale of site anu ruins
Of former postofice building az Bangor
Ne and erection of new pubic building
Providing for relief OF city OF Crav-
ford Neb.
Deficiency appropriation for contingent
expenses OF House OF Representative FOR
fiscsl year 1911
New-York tribune., 1912-08-26
VETOES.

January % lgl-BilI FOR relief Of Clar-
eEce Frederick Chapman.
February g. lMl-Ioint resolution 10 re-
instate certain cadets dismissed for haz-
inr az Military Academy.
Fooruarv r. f9iI-BfI 20 issue land patent
IN Margaret Padgett.
Marcn 4. lall-Biii for reiief or Wililsm
Porter White.
March 3. Ia1-Bnl FOR relief y Ten Eyck
De Witt Veeder
New-York tribune., 1912-08-26
SECOND SESSION.
December 4, 1911, 70 August "a. 1912
Inclusive.

An age and service pension lava
Republican measure-providing for an
increase OF s25.00O,O0O annually in pen
sions. which was substituted for the
Sherwood dollar-a-day pension bill
passed by the House. which provided for
an increase OF s75.O0O,000.
Hours OF labor limited 10 eight hours
on all government contracts except the
Panama Canal
A Childrens Bureau created In the De-
partment Of Commerce and Labor.
The manufacture OF white phosphorus
matches prevented by the imposition OF
prohibitive tax.
The settlement Of Americans upon
LANDS in the West encouraged and emi-
grafton 10 Canada discouraged by a
tnree-year homestead act.
The sale Of "cure-alls" and the prac-
tice OF making misleading claims az 10
the efficacy OF patent medicines prohib-
tied by an amendment 20 the pure food
and drug law
Radio-communication regulated and
on oceangoing vessels made compulsory
The use or coin designs on advertising
and other cards prohibited
Separate sale Of the surface Of coal
and asphalt lands Of the Choctaw ana
Chickasaw nations provided for.
Commissioning midshipmen ensgns upon
graduation provided for by law
Citizenship conferred en- certain natives
OF the Philippines
Funds appropriated for relief OF Mis-
sissippi food sufferers.
The official use OF the Red Cross during
time OF war provided for
Relief afforded 10 homestead entrymen
on reclamation projects.
The Census Bureau authorized 20 gather
tobacco and cotton statistics.
New-York tribune., 1912-08-26
.-ors,stinR all Philippine and

reports generating all Philippine ana
American officials.
Legislation cOdifyiug statutes aHecIHs
the questions Of judicial Jurisdiction.
Circuit courts relieved Of al Work othei
than appeals. such routine Work oeins
confined 10 the district courts. thus max
ing for more expeditions litigation.
Salaries OF the justices OF the supreme
court increased-the chief Justice from
$4,000 70 $4,000 and the associate justices
from $3.50 70 H45o
Admission free OF duty granted TO com
nodities imported solely for exhibition az
-he Merchants and Manufacturers As
sociatiou in New York.
New-York tribune., 1912-08-26
VETOES.

August 80. .9n-OrlgInsl statehood Dill
with provision iu Arizona constitution
for recall of Judges
August T.. Isil-Bill 70 reduce duties OF
wool and manufactures OF wool.
August Is l9ll-BiH 70 repeal duties on
agricultural implements and other ar
ticleE
August % lgt-Bm 20 reduce duties on
manufactures OF cotton.
New-York tribune., 1912-08-26
TREATIES.

Extradition treaty with Salvador rati-
fed MAY 90. 1911
Agreement FOR submission 10 arbitra-
tion of pecuniary claims between United
States and Great Britain, ratified July
i9. 1871.
Treaties with Great Britain. Japan and
Russia for the protection 0f fur seals
and sea otters IN North Pacific Ocean,
ratified July "a. 1911