Frederick Lundin

TO SUSPEND THE RULES AND AGREE TO CONFERENCE REPORT ON THE BILL H.R. 31856 (36 STAT 966, 3/2/1911), MAKING APPROPRIATIONS FOR THE EXPENSES OF THE GOVERNMENT OF THE DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA FOR FISCAL YEAR ENDING JUNE 1912. (P. 3414-2, 3417-1, 3418-2)

TO RECOMMIT TO THE COMMITTEE ON NAVAL AFFAIRS THE NAVAL APPROPRIATION BILL FOR FISCAL YEAR ENDING JUNE 1912, H.R. 32212 (36 STAT 1265, 3/4/1911), WITH INSTRUCTIONS TO AMEND SAME BY ELIMINATING THE CONSTRUCTION OF TWO FIRST CLASS BATTLESHIPS (EXCLUSIVE OF ARMOR AND ARMAMENT) AT A COST NOT TO EXCEED $6,000,000 EACH AND SUBSTITUTE THEREFOR THE CONSTRUCTION OF ONE FIRST CLASS BATTLESHIP (EXCLUSIVE OF ARMOR AND ARMAMENT) AT A COST NOT TO EXCEED $6,000,000. (P. 3072-1, 3125-1)

TO RESOLVE THE HOUSE INTO THE COMMITTEE OF THE WHOLE HOUSE ON THE STATE OF THE UNION, IN ORDER TO STOP DEBATE ON BILLS ON THE PRIVATE CALENDAR, AND PROCEED TO THE CONSIDERATION OF THE 1912 NAVAL APPROPRIATION BILL, H.R. 32212. (P. 2849-1)

TO RESOLVE THE HOUSE INTO THE COMMITTEE OF THE WHOLE HOUSE IN ORDER TO TAKE UP FOR CONSIDERATION THE BILL ON THE PRIVATE CALENDAR S. 2045 (36 STAT 1344, 3/3/1911), RELATING TO CLAIM OF JOHN B. LORD, OWNER OF LOT 86, SQUARE 723, WASHINGTON, D.C. WITH REGARD TO ASSASSMENT AND PAYMENT OF DAMAGES ON ACCOUNT OF GHANGES OF GRADE DUE TO THE CONSTRUCTION OF THE UNION STATION, D. OF C. (P. 2801)

TO RECOMMIT THE BILL H.R. 33216 TO THE COMMITTEE ON WAYS AND MEANS WITH INSTRUCTIONS TO REPORT SAME BACK PLACING THE FOLLOWING ARTICLES SUCH AS, FRESH MEAT AND ALL MEAT PRODUCTS, PREPARED CEREAL FOODS, BRAN, AGRICULTURAL IMPLEMENTS, COTTON TIES AND BOGGING, BINDING TWINE AND LUMBER ON THE RECEPROCAL FREE LIST. (P. 2563-1)

TO PASS H.R. 32216. (P. 2563-2)

ON ADOPTING OF H. RES. 974, BEING SUBSTITUTE TO H. RES. 972, PROVIDING FOR THE CONSIDERATION OF H.R. 32216, AND THAT IMMEDIATELY UPON ADOPTION OF THIS RESOLUTION THE COMMITTEE OF THE WHOLE HOUSE ON THE STATE OF THE UNION BE DISCHARGED FROM FURTHER CONSIDERATION OF H.R. 32216 AND SAID BILL BE PUT ON ITS WAY TO PASSAGE. (P. 2552-1, 2552-2)

TO RESOLVE THE HOUSE INTO THE COMMITTEE OF THE WHOLE HOUSE ON THE STATE OF THE UNION, IN ORDER TO CONSIDER THE BILL H.R. 23316, PROVIDING RECIPROCAL TRADE RELATIONS WITH THE DOMINION OF CANADA. (P. 2428-2)

TO DISPENSE WITH THE CALL OF THE CALENDAR UNDER RULE 14 AND SO EXPEDITE THE ORDER OF BUSINESS. (P. 1771-1)

ON CHOICE OF CONSIDERING THE PANAMA CANAL EXPOSITION RESOLUTION, H.J. RES. 216, OR, THE NEW ORLEANS, LOUISIANA INTERNATIONAL EXPOSITION TO CELEBRATE THE OPENING OF THE PANAMA CANAL BILL H.R. 29362, TO DETERMINE WHICH ONE OF THE ABOVE TWO LEGISLATIVE MATTERS SHOULD BE CONSIDERED AND THEREBY MAKE A CHOICE AS TO THE CITY IN WHICH THE PANAMA CANAL CELEBRATION SHOULD BE HELD. SAN FRANCISCO IS CODED 1, NEW ORLEANS IS CODED 2, OTHER CITIES ARE CODED 8.

TO ADJOURN, MADE DURING DEBATE ON PENSION BILLS ON THE PRIVATE CALENDAR. (P. 1549-1)

TO RESOLVE THE HOUSE INTO THE COMMITTEE OF THE WHOLE HOUSE ON THE STATE OF THE UNION, IN ORDER TO TAKE UP FOR FURTHER CONSIDERATION THE POST OFFICE APPROPRIATION BILL H.R. 31539 (36 STAT 1327, 3/4/1911), FOR FISCAL YEAR ENDING JUNE 1912. (P. 1299-2)

TO RECOMMIT THE APPALACHIAN FORESTS BILL H.R. 11798, TO THE COMMITTEE ON AGRICULTURE. (P. 9026)

ON PASSAGE OF THE APPALACHIAN FORESTS BILL H.R. 11798. (P. 9027)

TO HAVE THE HOUSE RECEDE FROM ITS DISAGREEMENT WITH AND CONCUR IN SENATE AMENDMENT #63 TO 1911 SUNDRY CIVIL APPROPRIATION BILL H.R. 25552, PROVIDING $100,000 FOR CONTINUATION OF THE INVESTIGATION OF STRUCTURAL MATERIALS UNDER SUPERVISION OF DIRECTOR OF BUREAU OF MINES, BELONGING TO THE U.S., SUCH AS STONE, CLAY, CEMENT, ETC. (P. 8842-1)

ON ADOPTION OF APPALACHIAN FORESTS RESOLUTION H. RES. 844, PROVIDING THE RULES OF CONSIDERATION OF THE BILL H.R. 11798 ENABLING ANY STATE TO COOPERATE WITH ANY OTHER STATE OR STATES OR WITH THE U.S. FOR THE PROTECTION OF THE WATERSHEDS OR NAVIGABLE STREAMS, AND TO APPOINT A COMMISSION FOR THE ACQUISITION OF LANDS FOR THE PURPOSE OF CENSURING THE NAVIGABILITY OF NAVIGABLE RIVERS. (P. 8958-2)

ON AGREEING TO THE CONFERENCE REPORT ON THE 1910 SUNDRY CIVIL APPROPRIATION BILL H.R. 25552.

TO RECEDE FROM DISAGREEMENT AND CONCUR IN SENATE AMENDMENT #76 TO H.R. 25552, WHICH AMENDMENT ELIMINATES PROVISION THEREIN THAT NO MONEY SHALL BE SPENT IN THE PROSECUTION OF ANY ORGANIZATION OR INDIVIDUAL HAVING IN VIEW INCREASING WAGES, SHORTENING HOURS, OR BETTERING LABOR CONDITIONS OR ANY ACT DONE IN FURTHERANCE THEREOF NOT IN ITSELF UNLAWFUL. (P. 8847-2)

TO INSTRUCT THE HOUSE CONFREES TO REFUSE TO CONCUR IN SENATE AMENDMENT #76, TO THE 1911 SUNDRY CIVIL APPROPRIATION BILL H.R. 25552 (36 STAT 703, 6/25/1910), WHICH AMENDMENT ELIMINATES THE PROVISION THEREIN THAT NO PART OF THE MONEYS SHALL BE SPENT IN THE PROSECUTION OF ANY ORGANIZATION OR INDIVIDUAL FOR ENTERING INTO ANY COMBINATION OR AGREEMENT HAVING IN VIEW INCREASING WAGES, SHORTENING HOURS OR BETTERING CONDITIONS OF LABOR OR FOR ANY ACT DONE IN FURTHERANCE NOT IN ITSELF UNLAWFUL. (P. 8654-2)

TO SUSPEND THE RULES OF THE HOUSE, AND PASS THE NEGRO FREEDOM JOINT RESOLUTION H.J. RES. 88, CREATING A COMMISSION TO INVESTIGATE AND REPORT ON THE ADVISABILITY OF HOLDING AN EXPOSITION COMMEMORATIVE THE SEMI-CENTENNIAL OF NEGRO FREEDOM. (P. 8599-1)

TO SUSPEND THE RULES OF THE HOUSE AND PASS THE INDIANS BILL S. 6995, DIRECTING THE LANDS AND MONEY OF THE CROW INDIANS IN MONTANA. (P. 8559-2)

TO RECOMMIT THE POSTAL SAVINGS BANK BILL S. 5876, TO THE COMMITTEE ON POST OFFICES AND POST ROADS. (P. 7767)

TO AMEND, BY WAY OF SUBSTITUTE, THE POSTAL SAVINGS BANK BILL S. 5876, BY ESTABLISHING THE SYSTEM UNDER THE SUPERVISION OF THE POSTMASTER GENERAL, AND DIRECTING THE POSTMASTER GENERAL TO PREPARE AND ISSUE STAMPS OF THE NECESSARY DENOMINATIONS FOR USE IN LIEU OF PENALTY ON FRANKED ENVELOPES, IN THE TRANSMITTAL OF FREE MAIL RESULTING FROM ADMINISTRATION OF THIS ACT. (P. 7764-2, 7665-1)

TO AMEND THE POSTAL SAVINGS BILL S. 5876, BY DIRECTING THE POSTMASTER GENERAL TO REPORT TO EACH SESSION OF CONGRESS, IN THE BEGINNING THEREOF, THE NUMBER AND NAMES OF POST OFFICES RECEIVING SUCH SAVINGS DEPOSITS AND THE AMOUNT THEREIN, AND THAT INTEREST AT 2% PER ANNUMBE ALLOWED TO SUCH DEPOSITORS.

ON PASSAGE OF THE POSTAL SAVINGS BANK BILL S. 5876. (P. 7765, 7768)

TO ORDER THE PREVIOUS QUESTION ON H. RES. 729, WHICH RESOLUTION PROVIDES THAT UPON ITS ADOPTION, S. 5876, ESTABLISHING POSTAL SAVINGS DEPOSITORIES ON INTEREST, BE CONSIDERED AND SETTING THE RULES FOR CONSIDERATION. (P. 7582-2)

ON CONCURRING IN SENATE AMENDMENT WITH AN AMENDMENT TO THE COMMERCE COURTS BILL H.R. 17536 (36 STAT 539, 6/18/1910), CREATING COMMERCE COURTS AND AMENDING THE ACT REGULATING COMMERCE, THE AMENDMENT BEING, THAT THIS ACT SHALL TAKE EFFECT AND BE IN FORCE FROM AND AFTER THE EXPIRATION OF 60 DAYS FROM THE PASSAGE OF SAME, EXCEPT SECTION 9, WHICH SHALL BE EFFECTIVE IMMEDIATELY UPON PASSAGE OF THE BILL. (P. 7576)

TO PASS H. RES. 729, THE RULE FOR CONSIDERATION OF S. 5876.

TO RECOMMIT THE COMMERCE COURT BILL H.R. 17536, TO THE COMMITTEE ON INTERSTATE AND FOREIGN COMMERCE WITH INSTRUCTIONS TO REPORT SAME BACK WITH AMENDMENT (AS PER PAGE 6031 RECORD). (P. 6032)

TO ORDER THE PREVIOUS QUESTION, IT BEING AGREEING TO THE AMENDMENT TO THE SUBSTITUTE TO H.R. 17536 (16 STAT 5393 6/18/1910), CREATING A COMMERCE COURT AND AMENDING THE ACT REGULATING COMMERCE, WHICH AMENDMENT PROVIDES THAT NO RAILROAD CORP., AS A RAILROAD COMMON CARRIER, MAY ACQUIRE DIRECTLY OR INDIRECTLY ANY INTEREST IN THE CAPITOL STOCK OF ANOTHER OR WATERCARRIER, WHICH IS SUBSTANTIALLY A COMPETIT OR OF THE FIRST, THE SAME APPLYING TO WATER CARRIER CORPORATIONS.

ON PASSAGE OF THE COMMERCE COURT BILL H.R. 17536. (P. 6033)

TO HAVE THE HOUSE RECEDE AND CONCUR IN SENATE AMENDMENT TO THE DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA APPROPRIATION BILL H.R. 14464 (36 STAT 374, 5/18/1910), WHEREBY THE $17,000 APPROPRIATION FOR PLAYGROUNDS IN THE D. OF C. WAS NOT TO BE PAID WHOLLY OUT OF REVENUES OF THE D. OF C. (P. 5964-2)

TO DECIDE THE POINT OF ORDER THAT A RESOLUTION IS A QUESTION OF PRIVILEGE. THE RESOLUTION IS THAT THE SPEAKER'S DAILY REFUSAL TO ASCERTAIN THE APPEARANCE OF A QUORUM BEFORE THE READING OF THE JOURNAL OF PROCEEDINGS OF THE PREVIOUS DAY, WAS IN VIOLATION OF THE MANDATORY PROVISIONS OF RULE 1, SUBDIVISION 1, AND OTHER RULES. (P. 4901-1)

ON CONCURRING IN AMENDMENT OF THE MINORITY OF THE COMMITTEE ON MILITARY AFFAIRS, TO THE GENERAL DANIEL E. SICKLES BILL H.R. 13383, AUTHORIZING THE PRESIDENT OF THE UNITED STATES TO APPOINT MAJOR GENERAL DANIEL E. SICKLES, RETIRED, TO BE A LIEUTENANT-GENERAL OF THE U.S. ARMY, THE AMENDMENT PROPOSING TO STRIKE OUT THE ENACTING CLAUSE. (P. 4757)

TO TABLE RESOLUTION H. RES. 575, REQUESTING THE SECRETARY OF WAR TO SUBMIT TO THE HOUSE ALL CORRESPONDENCE WITH BUREAU OF INSULAR AFFAIRS, THE GOVERNOR-GENERAL OF THE PHILIPPINE ISLANDS OR OTHER OFFICIALS OF THE ISLANDS AND ALL WAR OFFICIALS, PERTAINING TO THE SALE OF THE 55,000 ACRE SAN JOSE ESTATE IN THE ISLAND OF MINDORO. (P. 4670)

TO ORDER THE PREVIOUS QUESTION, THE SAME BEING THE ADOPTION OF H. RES. 480, REQUESTING THE PRESIDENT TO TRANSMIT TO THE HOUSE CERTAIN INFORMATION RELATIVE TO THE FRAUDS IN THE CUSTOMS SERVICE. (P. 4689-2)

TO HAVE THE HOUSE AGREE TO THE CONFERENCE REPORT ON THE 1911 LEG. EXEC. AND JUDICIAL APPROPRIATION BILL H.R. 22643 (36 STAT 468, 6/17/1910). (P. 4459-1,2, 4460-1,2)

TO ORDER THE PREVIOUS QUESTION, THE SAME BEING THE ORDERING OF THE ENGROSSMENT OF THE DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA BILL S. 4932 (36 STAT 301, 4/15/1910), MAKING UNIFORM THE WAREHOUSE RECEIPTS LAW IN THE D. OF C. (P. 4533)

ON ADOPTION OF A RESOLUTION, PROVIDING THAT THE OFFICE OF THE SPEAKER OF THE HOUSE IS VACANT AND THAT HOUSE PROCEED TO THE ELECTION OF SAME. (P. 3437-2)

TO ORDER THE PREVIOUS QUESTION, THE SAME BEING THE PASSAGE OF H. RES. 502. (P. 3435)

ON ADOPTION OF RESOLUTION H. RES. 502, AS AMENDED, AMENDING THE HOUSE RULES, AND PROVIDING THAT A NEW 10 MEMBER HOUSE RULES COMMITTEE BE ELECTED FROM THE HOUSE MEMBERSHIP WITHIN 10 DAYS AFTER ADOPTION THEREOF, 6 OF WHICH MEMBERS TO BE FROM THE MAJORITY PARTY AND THE OTHER 4 FROM THE MINORITY, AND THAT THE SPEAKER IS NOT TO BE A MEMBER OF THE NEW COMMITTEE, BUT ITS CHAIRMAN SHOULD BE ELECTED BY THE MEMBERS THEREOF, THE OLD COMMITTEE TO BE DISSOLVED. (P. 3429-1)

TO ORDER THE PREVIOUS QUESTION, THE SAME BEING QUESTION WHETHER THE DECISION OF THE CHAIR, DECIDING THAT H. RES. 502 IS NOT IN ORDER, SHOULD STAND AS THE JUDGEMENT OF THE HOUSE. (P. 3427-2)

ON AGREEING TO SUBSTITUTE AMENDMENT TO THE RESOLUTION H. RES. 502, WHICH SUBSTITUTE AMENDMENT PROVIDES THAT 10 DAYS AFTER THE ADOPTION OF THE RESOLUTION THE HOUSE MEMBERS ELECT RULES COMMITTEE OF 10 MEMBERS, 6 FROM THE MAJORITY PARTY AND 4 FROM THE MINORITY, THE SPEAKER NOT TO BE A MEMBER, THE CHAIRMAN TO BE ELECTED FROM ITS MEMBERS, AND THEREUPON THE PRESENT COMMITTEE TO DISSOLVE. (P. 3429-1)

ON SUSTAINING THE DECISION OF THE CHAIR, THAT THE RESOLUTION H. RES. 502 IS NOT IN ORDER AND THAT ITS CONSIDERATION SHOULD NOT BE ENTERED UPON CONTRARY TO THE HOUSE RULES, UNDER A DEMAND FOR THE REGULAR ORDER. (P. 3425-2, 3426-1)

TO TABLE THE APPEAL FROM THE DECISION OF THE CHAIR, THAT THE RESOLUTION H. RES. 502, AMENDING THE HOUSE RULES, IS NOT IN ORDER. (P. 3426)

TO ADJOURN FOR THE DAY, FOR THE PURPOSE OF ENDING DISCUSSION ON THE DIPLOMATIC AND CONSULAR SERVICE BILL, H.R. 15814. (P. 2648)

TO AMEND THE BANKRUPTCY BILL H.R. 20575 (36 STAT 838, 6/25/1910), AMENDING THE 1898 BANKRUPTCY ACT AND ITS AMENDATORY AND SUPPLEMENTARY ACTS, BY ADDING A NEW SECTION REPEALING THE ENTIRE BANKRUPTCY ACT, THE REPEAL TO BE IN OPERATION 2 YEARS AFTER APPROVAL OF THIS ACT. (P. 2279-2)

ON CONCURRING IN SENATE AMENDMENT #39 TO THE URGENT DEFICIENCIES BILL FOR 1910 H.R. 18282 (36 STAT 202, 2/25/1910), WHICH PROVIDES THAT NO PART OF THE $125,000 APPROPRIATION FOR IMMIGRATION COMMISSION BE USED FOR FIELD WORK, AND THAT NO MEMBER OF THE IMMIGRATION COMMISSION RECEIVE A SALARY AFTER 3/1/1910 AND THAT THE ENTIRE WORK BE COMPLETED AND REPORT MADE, AND THAT THE COMMISSION MEET ON 12/1/1910. (P. 2180-1)

TO HAVE THE HOUSE RECEDE FROM ITS AMENDMENTS TO THE SENATE AMENDMENT #39 TO THE 1910 URGENT DEFICIENCIES APPROPRIATION BILL H.R. 18282 (36 STAT 202, 2/25/1910), WHICH HOUSE AMENDMENT APPROPRIATED $65,000 TO THE IMMIGRATION COMMISSION FOR ITS WORK, WHICH MUST BE REPORTED TO THE HOUSE BY 5/1/1910. (P. 2181-1)

ON DECIDING THE QUESTION, DURING DEBATE ON THE RESOLUTION H.J. RES. 110, DIRECTING THE SECRETARY OF WAR TO DEEPEN THE ENTRANCES TO THE WILMINGTON, CALIFORNIA HARBOR TO 24 FEET, WHETHER IT SHALL BE IN ORDER, AFTER DEBATE HAS TAKEN PLACE AS TO A BILL CALLED ON THE CALENDAR FOR UNANIMOUS CONSENT, FOR THE SPEAKER TO ENTERTAIN A REQUEST FOR UNANIMOUS CONSENT THAT THE BILL BE PASSED WITHOUT PREJUDICE. (P. 1550-1)

TO AMEND RESOLUTION H. RES. 294, AUTHORIZING AN INVESTIGATION OF THE INTERIOR DEPT., AND THE BUREAU OF FORESTRY OF THE AGRICULTURAL DEPT., BY SUBSTITUTING MR. HENRY T. RAINEY (D-ILL.-20) FOR MR. JAMES T. LLOYD (D-MO.-1) ON THE COMMITTEE. (P. 838-1)

ON ADOPTION OF RESOLUTION H. RES. 294, NAMING THE MEMBERS OF THE JOINT COMMITTEE TO INVESTIGATE THE INTERIOR DEPT. AND FORESTRY BUREAU OF THE AGRICULTURAL DEPT. (P. 838-1)

ON ADOPTION OF RESOLUTION H. RES. 228, GRANTING COMPENSATION TO CERTAIN MESSENGERS OF THE HOUSE FOR THE SERVICES RENDERED DURING THE SESSION OF THE 61ST CONGRESS. (P. 608-1, 611)

TO PASS H.R. 15384 (36 STAT 243, 3/23/1910), THE ARMY APPROPRIATION BILL FOR FISCAL 1911. (P. 506)

ON ADOPTION OF RESOLUTION H. RES. 161, PROVIDING FOR PAY TO CLERKS ON PACIFIC RAILROAD, PRIVATE LAND CLAIMS AND ALCOHOLIC LIQUOR TRAFFIC COMMITTEES. (P. 85-1)

TO AGREE TO CONFERENCE REPORT ON THE TARIFF BILL, H.R. 1438. (P. 4755-1,2)

TO ORDER PREVIOUS QUESTION ON A MOTION TO RECOMMIT H.R. 1438 TO THE CONFERENCE COMMITTEE. (P. 4754-2)

TO RECOMMIT THE TARIFF BILL H.R. 1438, TO THE COMMITTEE ON CONFERENCE. (P. 4754-2, 4755-1)

TO RECOMMIT H. RESOLUTION RELATING TO PAY OF ASSISTANT TALLY CLERK TO THE COMMITTEE ON ACCOUNTS. $2,500 PER ANNUM. (P. 4657-2, 4660-2)

ON ADOPTION OF S.J. RES. 40 (36 STAT 184), PROPOSING AN AMENDMENT TO THE CONSTITUTION OF THE U.S., WHICH EMPOWERS CONGRESS TO LAY AND COLLECT TAXES ON INCOMES FROM WHATEVER SOURCE DERIVED WITHOUT APPORTIONMENT AMONG THE SEVERAL STATES, AND WITHOUT REGARD TO ANY CENSUS OR ENUMERATION, AFTER RATIFIED BY 3/4 OF THE SEVERAL STATES. (P. 4390-1, 4440)

TO TABLE AN APPEAL TO S.J. RES. 40 (36 STAT 184), PROPOSING AN AMENDMENT TO THE CONSTITUTION OF THE U.S., AUTHORIZING CONGRESS TO LAY AND COLLECT TAXES ON INCOMES, FROM WHATEVER SOURCE DERIVED, WITHOUT APPORTIONMENT AMONG THE SEVERAL STATE'S AND WITHOUT REGARD TO ANY CENSUS OR ENUMERATION. THE CHAIR'S DECISION WAS, THAT THE AMENDMENT OFFERED BY REP. HENRY OF TEXAS WAS NOT IN ORDER, SAID AMENDMENT PROVIDING THAT 3/4 OF THE STATE'S CONVENTIONS CONCUR IN THE AMENDMENT TO THE CONSTITUTION, IN LIEU OF 3/4 OF THE STATE LEGISLATURES, AS IN THE ORIGINAL.

TO TAKE UP S.C. RES. 5 FROM THE SPEAKER'S TABLE AND REFER TO THE COMMITTEE OF THE WHOLE HOUSE ON THE STATE OF THE UNION; THE RESOLUTION PROVIDING "THAT THE INVITATION EXTENDED AND PRESENTED TO THE VICE PRESIDENT AND SPEAKER OF THE H OF R AND THE CONGRESS OF THE U.S. BY THE ALASKA-YUKON-PACIFIC EXPOSITION, TO BE HELD AT SEATTLE, WASH. JUNE 1 TO OCT. 15, 1909, BE ACCEPTED AND THAT PRESIDENT OF THE SENATE AND SPEAKER OF THE HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES APPOINT A COMMITTEE TO CONSIST OF 10 SENATORS AND 15 REPRESENTATIVES OF THE 61ST U.S. CONGRESS TO ATTEND SAME, AND THAT AN APPROPRIATION BE MADE TO MEET THE EXPENSES OF THOSE ATTENDING. (P. 4441-1,2)

TO ORDER THE PREVIOUS QUESTION ON H. RES. 89, PROVIDING THAT THE HOUSE DISAGREE TO THE SENATE AMENDMENTS TO H.R. 1438, (THE TARIFF BILL) AND AGREE TO THE REQUEST OF THE SENATE FOR A CONFERENCE ON SAID BILL. (P. 4384-1)

ON ADOPTION OF H. RES. 89, PROVIDING THAT THE HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES TAKE FROM THE SPEAKERS TABLE, H.R. BILL 143, AND THAT THEY NONCONCUR IN GROSS IN THE SENATE AMENDMENTS TO SAME AND AGREE TO THE CONFERENCE ASKED BY THE SENATE AND A COMMITTEE OF CONFERENCE BE APPOINTED AT ONCE.

TO RECOMMIT TO THE COMMITTEE ON WAYS AND MEANS THE BILL H.R. 1438, WITH INSTRUCTIONS TO AMEND IT AND REPORT BACK A BILL REDUCING THE DUTIES CARRIED BY THE BILL TO REVENUE RATES ONLY, SO AS TO RAISE THE MAXIMUM OF REVENUE WITH THE MINIMUM OF TAXATION. (P. 1300-2)

ON PASSAGE OF THE BILL CREATING A TARIFF, H.R. 1438.

TO AMEND THE TARIFF BILL H.R. 1438, BY PLACING ON THE FREE OF DUTY LIST, LUMBER FROM NORTH, CENTRAL AND SOUTH AMERICA OR ANY ISLAND OF THE WESTERN HEMISPHERE. (P. 1294)

TO AMEND THE TARIFF BILL H.R. 1438, BY STRIKING OUT PARAGRAPH 196 WHICH PLACES A DUTY OF ONE-HALF OF 1 CENT PER CUBIC FOOT ON TIMBER, HEWN, SIDED, OR SQUARED OTHERWISE THAN BY SAWING (NOT LESS THAN 8 INCHES SQUARE) AND ROUND TIMBER USED FOR SPARS OR BUILDING WHARVES. (P. 1293-1)

TO AMEND THE TARIFF BILL H.R. 1438, BY PLACING ON LUMBER OF ANY SORT PLANED OR FINISHED, A LEVY OF 50 CENTS PER THOUSAND FEET BOARD MEASURE, IF SO PLANED OR FINISHED FOR EACH SIDE DONE, AND IF PLANED ON ONE SIDE AND TONGUED AND GROOVED $1.00 PER THOUSAND FEET BOARD MEASURE, AND IF PLANED ON TWO SIDES AND TONGUED AND GROOVED, $1.50 PER THOUSAND BOARD MEASURE, NO DEDUCTION TO BE MADE ON BOARD MEASURE ON ACCOUNT OF PLANING, TONGUING AND GROOVING. (P. 1293-2)

TO AMEND THE TARIFF BILL, H.R. 1438, BY PLACING ON THE FREE LIST, WOOD; SAWED BOARDS, PLANKS, DEALS AND OTHER LUMBER OF WHITE WOOD, SYCAMORE AND BASS WOOD AND SAWED LUMBER, TIMBER HEWN, SIDED SQUARED OR SAWED AND ROUND TIMBER USED FOR SPARS OR IN BUILDING WHARVES, LOGS AND ROUND MANUFACTURED TIMBER, INCLUDING PULPWOODS, FIREWOODS, HANDLE BOLTS, SHINGLE BOLTS, GUN BLOCKS FOR GUNSTOCKS ROUGH HEWN OR SAWED OR PLANED ON ONE SIDE, HOP POLES, SHIP TIMBER, AND SHIP PLANKING, ALL THE FOREGOING NOT PROVIDED FOR IN SECTION 1 AND 2 OF THIS ACT. (P. 1295-2)

TO AMEND THE TARIFF BILL, H.R 1438, BY PLACING PETROLEUM, CRUDE OR REFINED, ON THE FREE LIST. (P. 129921)

TO AMEND THE TARIFF BILL, H.R. 1438, BY IMPOSING A 10% ADVALOREM DUTY ON HIDES WEIGHING ONE (1) LB. OR OVER. (P. 1142-1, 1297-1)

TO AMEND THE TARIFF BILL, H.R. 1438, BY STRIKING OUT PARAGRAPH 197, WHICH WOULD PLACE LUMBER ON THE FREE LIST. (P. 1139 1295)

TO AMEND THE TARIFF BILL, H.R. 1438, BY PLACING A DUTY OF 10 PER CENT AD VALOREM ON HIDES OF CATTLE, RAW OR UNCURED, WHETHER DRIED, SALTED OR PICKLED. (P. 1297-2)

TO AMEND THE TARIFF BILL, H.R. 1438, BY PLACING A DUTY OF 24 CENTS PER BUSHEL ON BARLEY OF 48 POUNDS, AND ON BARLEY MALT, 40 CENTS PER BUSHEL OF 34 POUNDS. (P. 1273-2, 1275-1, 1296-2)

TO ADOPT RESOLUTION H. RES. 53, PROVIDING FOR CLOSE OF DEBATE ON TARIFF BILL H.R. 1438, AND THAT THE HOUSE RESOLVE ITSELF INTO A COMMITTEE OF THE WHOLE ON THE STATE OF THE UNION FOR THE CONSIDERATION OF SAID BILL UNDER THE FIVE MINUTE RULE. (P. 1112-2)

TO ADJOURN THE HOUSE UNTIL 12 NOON THE NEXT DAY, MADE DURING DEBATE ON THE TARIFF BILL, H.R.1438. (P. 1120)

TO MOVE THE PREVIOUS QUESTION WHICH IS THE ADOPTION OF H. RES. 53, PROVIDING FOR CLOSE OF DEBATE ON TARIFF BILL H.R. 1438, AND THAT THE HOUSE RESOLVE ITSELF INTO A COMMITTEE OF THE WHOLE ON THE STATE OF THE UNION FOR THE CONSIDERATION OF SAID BILL FOR AMENDMENTS UNDER THE FIRST FIVE MINUTE RULE.

TO MOVE THE PREVIOUS QUESTION ON H. RES. 11 TO ADOPT THE RULES OF THE H OF R OF THE 60TH CONGRESS FOR THE 61ST CONGRESS, 1ST AND EXTRA SESSIONS ONLY, WITH AMENDMENTS AUTHORIZING THE SPEAKER TO APPOINT A STANDING COMMITTEE NAMED, AND NO OTHER UNLESS AUTHORIZED, AND PROVIDING THAT SECTION 1 OF RULE 10 RELATING TO COMMITTEE ON RULES BE AMENDED "ON RULES, TO CONSIST OF 15 MEMBERS OF THE HOUSE ELECTED BY HOUSE, SAID COMMITTEE TO ELECT ITS OWN CHAIRMAN, "WHO ARE AUTHORIZED TO REVISE, AMEND, SIMPLIFY RULES OF PROCEDURE.

TO ELECT A SPEAKER OF THE HOUSE FOR THE 61ST CONGRESS. VOTES FOR J.G. CANNON, REPUBLICAN, ARE CODED 2. VOTES FOR C. CLARK DEMOCRAT ARE CODED 1.

TO ADOPT RESOLUTION THAT THE RULES OF THE H OF R OF THE 60TH CONGRESS BE ADOPTED AS THE RULES OF THE 61ST CONGRESS INCLUDING STANDING ORDERS OF DEC. 2, 1902, RELATING TO THE CONSIDERATION OF PENSION AND CLAIM BILLS. (P. 19-2)

TO MOVE THE PREVIOUS QUESTION ON ADOPTING RESOLUTION PROVIDING THAT THE RULES OF THE HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES FOR THE 60TH CONGRESS BE ADOPTED FOR THE H OF R OF THE 61ST CONGRESS, INCLUDING STANDING ORDER OF DEC. 2, 1902 RELATING TO PENSION AND CLAIM BILLS. (P. 19-2)

TO AMEND H. RES. 11 MAKING THE RULES OF THE H OF R OF THE 60TH CONGRESS THE RULES OF THE H OF R OF THE 61ST CONGRESS, BY ELIMINATING ALL AFTER ENACTING CLAUSE, AND SUBSTITUTE LANGUAGE PROVIDING THAT THE RULES OF THE H OF R OF THE 60TH CONGRESS BE THE RULES OF THE 61ST CONGRESS, INCLUDING SPECIAL ORDERS RELATING TO CONSIDERATION OF PENSION AND CLAIM BILLS ON FRIDAYS, AND PROVIDING ALSO TO MODIFY RULES, SO AS TO PERMIT ANY MEMBER TO FILE A NOTICE WITH THE CLERK AND HAVE A BILL, WHICH HAS BEEN ON THE HOUSE OR UNION CALENDAR FOR 3 DAYS, PLACED ON SPECIAL CALENDAR FOR UNANIMOUS CONSENT, AND TO PROVIDE THAT AFTER THE PREVIOUS QUESTION HAS BEEN ORDERED, ONE MOTION TO RECOMMIT SHALL BE IN ORDER, PRIORITY GIVEN TO ONE MEMBER OPPOSED TO BILL; TO REQUIRE A TWO-THIRDS VOTE TO SET ASIDE CALENDAR WEDNESDAY. (P. 23-2)