Senate Ends Night in Indian Debate and Oklahoma Fight
Washington March 2 5 The Senate spent a long night debating Indian affairs and the Oklahoma bill amid amendments to the Indian appropriation and the Cherokee outlet issue. West pressed for commissioners to buy Cherokee land while Butler denounced Oklahoma lobbying. The House and Senate mirrored conflict over Sundry Civil and Fort Leavenworth terms as conference reports moved, with vetoes and shifts in finance bills shaping the frantic session.
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Kansas Legislature Progress on Miscellaneous Appropriation Bill
The miscellaneous appropriation bill is cut by about half in the house while the senate debates the remainder. The governor approves joint resolutions to put two constitutional amendments to voters in 1890. Amendments seek 90 day legislature sessions and a seven member supreme court. Lieutenant Governor Felt names senate delegates to a beef convention in St Louis on March 12. Governor Humphrey appoints Emile Firmin to Kansas commissioner to the Paris exposition with $5,000 for expenses. Gold watches are presented to Speaker Booth and Legate, with other officers also honored.
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