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LEGISLATION
HUNG UP BY
FILIBUSTERS
The following important legisla
tive acts were those failing to pass at
the last aeasion of Congress:
The general deficiency bill which
carried a rider appropriation $750,
000,000 for the Railroad Administra
tion.
The $1,215,000,000 army appropri
ation bill with its authorization for a
temporary army of 540,000 men afte*
Joljr L .
The $750,000,000 naval appropria
tions measure authorising a new three
year building programe.
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LUMBER and BUILDERS
The sundry bill carrying appropria
tions of $850,000,000, including $650,
000,000, for the merchant marine.
The agricultural appropriation
measure with $27,000,000.
The District of Columbia appropria
tion bill carrying $14,000,000.
The reclamation measure to pro
vide farms for returned soldiers an l
seamen. / *v
The oil, coal and mineral land leas
ing bill.
The bill designed to enforce nation
wide prohibition.
The compromise equal suffrage con
stitutional amendment resolution.
The bill making it unlawful to dis
play “red" flags and the circulation of
' propaganda favoring the overthrow <.f
I the government by force.
Immigration exclusion and alien do
i portation bills.
Resolutions to terminate govern
ment control of telegraph and tele
phone systems.
Resolution to repeal ten per cent
tax on semi-luxuries.
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MILITARY POLICE WILL
BE EXTENDED TO ALL PARTS
OF THE MEXICAN COUNTRY
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MEXICO CITY, April 5— To carry
out his plan to extend the operation.^
1 of the military police to all parts of
the republic, Colonel Manuel Triana
chief of the military police of the cap
ital, has requested the War Depart
ment to place at his disposal ^>00 offi
1 cers who have completed their cours
es of study in the school conducted by
the General Staff. Colonel Triana pro
poses to divide the republic into 12 de
partments, with members of the mili
tary police in all the principal cities.
Their duties will be to investigate the
conduct of army officers and take
steps to prevent rebel propaganda and
the furnishing of arms, ammunition
and information to rebels.
CHINESE PIRATES ACTIVE
OFF COAST OF SHANTUNG.
TOKIO, April 5— Chinese pirates I
arc reported active off the coast of j
Shantung. A Japanese* sailor who was
swimming in the sea and brought
back to Japan, said he was one of the
jrew of 8 who sailed in a coasting
schooner from Tsingtau. Off the Shan
tung coast throe strange junks drew
rapidly alongside and thirty pirates
armed with pistols and swords board
d the schooner, looted the vessel and
•iut the crow to the swod. The onry
uirvivor jumped overboard and kept
afloat until rescued.
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Nick Kaikema has purchased the
lower boat Sea Lion from C. N. Pring
\nd associates, and will use her in the
fishing business at Scldovia.
VOOD FNDKRTAK1NG COMPANY
Licensed Emhalmers
Funeral Directors
SEWARD. ALASKA.
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ALASKA TRANSFER
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Coal, Wood and Ice
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SEW4UUP ALASKA
SEWARD WATER ani POWER COMPANY j
JOHN A. NBLfONi Managar
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Tinker and Logging Industry -- Heart of the Mining Center ^
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Ste Ahead, Far Greater Than any Other 3&rt> of ALASKA
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