Washington Letter from May 1882 on Senate public buildings bills
The Washington letter notes Senate action on public buildings funding totaling 1 975 000 with allocations to Louisville, Hannibal, Detroit, Council Bluffs, Galveston, La Crosse and others plus passage of the five percent Land Bill affecting state shares and restrictions on agents. It covers House banking charter extensions, Cabinet tariff talk, treasury receipts, and a Kentucky Kentucky dispute between Senator Williams and Representative Blackburn over credit for a Frankfort project.
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