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9454 CONGR.ESSION AL RECORD-HOUSE MAY 23 VIRGINIA Robert L. Raymond to be postmaster at Campbellsport, Wis., Annie G. Davey to ·be postmastei· at Evington, Va., in place in place of William Mru·tin. Incumbent's commission exph·ed of A. G. Davey. Incumbent's commission expires Jrme 8, 1930. January 29, 1927. William W. Middleton to be po ·tmaster at :Mount Jackson, WYOMING . V1i., ·in place of W. W. Middleton. Incumbent's coinmission Forest H. Gtuney to be po tmaster at Buffalo, Wyo., in place expires June 30, 1930. of P . .A. Gatchell, jr., removed. Mollie H. Gettle to. be postmaster at Rustburg, Va., in place of 1\f. H. Gettle. Incumbent's commission expires June 8, 1930. Ernest a Cro haw to be postmaster at Stony Creek, Va., in HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES place of E. H. Croshaw. Incumbent's commis ion expil;e June 30, 1930. FRIDAY, May £3, 1930 Frank L. Schofield to be postmaster at University of Rich­ The Hou e met at 12 o'clock noon. mond, Va., in place of F. L. Schofield. Incumbent's commission The Chaplain, Rev. James Shera Montgomery, D. D., offerro expired l\fay 4, 1930. the following prayer: W .ASHTNGTON l\Io t Gracious Lord Gotl, bless us with quiet minds and subdue Tyrah D. Logsdon to be postmaster at Endicott, Wash., in restle s wills that hurry to and fro. Enable us to trust Thee place of T. D. Logsdon. Incumbent's commis ion expired J an­ where reason can not under ~ tand. Take the north wind out of uary 13, 1930. · our skies, and may we cheri h the fragrance and the beauty Walter J. Hunziker to be postmaster at Langley, Wash., in that drips for all. Look after the soil of our hearts; give it place of W. J. Hunziker. Incumbent's commission exph·es depth of pure love and llonest purpose. We thank Thee that June 21, 1930. no price is set on the laYish springtime. May it enrich our WEST VIRGINIA imaginations, our affections, and our chara~ters. He who loves Lydia P. Miller to be postmaster at Dorothy, W. Va., in 11lace the trees, the flowers, and the singing birds loves the Infinite of Etta Halstead. Incumbent resigned. Soul that radiates in stars and stirs in clods, that gilds the Clarence E. Brazeal to be postmaster at Maybeury, W. Va., clouds and greens the earth of May. Glory be to Thee, 0 Lord, in place of C. E. Brazeal. Incumbent's commi ·sion expires most high. Amen. June 30, 1930. The Journal of the proceedings of yesterday was read and Florence Bills to be postmaster at Williamstown, W. Va., in approved. place of Floi·ence Bill . Incumbent's commi ion expires June 30, 1930. MESSAGE FROM THE SENATE Mamie a Barr to be postmaster at Winfield, W. Va., in place A message from the Senate by :Mr. Craven, its principal clerk, of M. H. Barr. Incumbent's commission expired March 29, announced that the Senate had pas ed without amendment bills 1930. of the IIou e of the following titles : WISCONSIN H. R. 293. An act for the 1·elief of James Albert Couch, other­ wise known as Albert Couch ; Joseph Kuchenmeister to be postmaster at Almena, Wis., in H. R. 591. An act for the relief of Howard C. ll...,rink.; place of Joseph Kuchenmeister. Incumbent's commission ex- H. R.1198. An act to authorize the United States to be made pires June 21, 1930. · a party defendant in any suit or action which may be com­ Emma V. Clark to be postmaster at Black Earth, Wis., in menced by the State of Oregon in the United States District place of E. V. Clark. Incumbent's commi sion expires June Court for the District of Oregon, for the determination of the 19, 1930. title to all or any of the lands c.onstituting the beds of Malheur Alwin W. Kallies to be postmaster at Bonduel, Wi ., in place and Harney Lakes in Harney County, Oreg., and lands riparian of A. W. Kallies. Incumbent's commission expires June 19, thereto, and to all or any of the waters of said lakes and their 1930. tributalies, together with the right to control the use thereof, Charles V. Walker to be postmaster at Bruce, Wis., in place autho1izing all persons claiming to have an intere t in said of C. V. Walker. Incumbent's commission expires June 23, 1930. land, water, or the use thereof to be made parties or to inter­ . Emma Thompson to be postmaster at Deer Park, Wis., in vene in said suit or action, and conferring juri diction on the place of Emma Thompson. Incumbent's commission expires United States courts over such cause; June 19, 1930. H. R. 2152. An act to promote the agriculture of the United Raymond E. G. Schmidt to be postmaster at De Forest, Wis., States by expanding in the foreign field the service now ren­ in place of R. E. G. Schmidt. Incumbent's commission expires dered by the United States Department of Agriculture in ac· June 21, 1930. quiring and diffusing useful information regarding agriculture, Bert B. Powers to be postmaster at Fennimore, Wis., in place and for other purpo es ; of B. B. Power . Incumbent's commission expires June 19, 1930. H. R. 4293. An act to provide for a ferry and a highway near Henry E. Johnson to be postmaster at Frederic, Wis., in place the Pacific entrance of the Panama Canal ; of H. E. Johnson. Incumbent's commission expires JliDe 19, H. R. 5259. An act to amend section 939 of the Revised 1930. Statutes; George S. Eklund to be postmaster at Gillett, Wis., in place H. R . 5262. An act to amend section 829 of the Revised of G. S. Eklund. Incumbent's commis ion expire June 23, 1930. Statutes of the United States; Charles E. Juza to be po tmaster at Haugen, Wis., in place H. R. 5266. An act to amend section 649 of the Revised of C. E. Juza. Incumbent's commission expires June 21, 1930. Statutes (sec. 773, title 28, U. S. C.); Peter 0. Virum to be postmaster at Junction City, Wis., in H. R. 5268. An act to amend section 1112 of the Code of Law place of P. 0. Virum. Incumbent's commission expires June 23, for. the District of Columbia; 1930. H. R. 6083. An act for the relief of Goldberg & Levkoff; William McMahon to be postmaster at L.anca ter, Wis.., in H. R. 6084.. An act to ratify the action of a local board of place of William McMahon. Incumbent' ~ commission expires sales control in respect of contracts between the United States June 21, 1930. and Goldberg & Levkoff; . H. R. 6151 . .An act to authorize the Secretar,v of War to as­ Laurence G. Clark to be po .~ tmaster at Middleton, Wis., in place of L. G. Clark. Incumbent's commission expires June 21, sume the care, custody, and control of the monument to the 1930. memory of the soldiers who fell in the Battle cf New Orleans, at Chalmette, La., and to maintain the monument and grounrt~ Harry V. Holden to be postmaster at Orfordville., Wis., in surrounding it; place of H. Y. Holden. Incumbent's commission expires June H. R. 7333. An act for the relief of Allen Nichols; 23, 1930. B. R. 88lH. An act for the relief of William Taylor Coburn ; Lewis W. Cattanach to be postmaster at Owen, Wis., in place H. R. 9154. An act to provide fo1· the construction of a reyet· of L. W. Cattanach. Incumbent's commiJ ion expireN June 23, ment wall at Fort Moultrie, S. C.; 1930. H. R. 9334. An act to provide for the study, investigation, and Frank H. Colburn to be po tmn ter at Shiocton, Wis.., in place suney, for commemorative purpo es, of the battle field of of F. H. Colburn. ·Incumbent' commission expires June 19, Saratoga, N. Y.; and 1930. H. R. 11703. An act granting the consent of Congress to the Maud E. John ton to be po tmaster at Spencer, Wis., in place city of Olean, N. Y., to con truct, maintain, and operate a free of M. E. Johnston. Incumbent's commission expires June 23, highway bridge acro!'>s the Allegheny River at or near Olean, 1930. N.Y. 1930 CONGRESS! ON AL RECORD-HOUSE 9455 The message also announced that the Senate had passed, with S. 4538. An act .authorizing the construction, maintenance, amendments, in which the concurrenC'e of the House is requested, and operation of a bridge across the Missouri River between bills of the House of the following titles : Council Bluffs, Iowa, and Omaha, Nebr.; and H. R. 5258. An act to repeal section 144, Title II, of the act S. J. Res. 168. Joint resolution declaring the transfer, of the of March 3, 1899, chapter 429 (sec. 2253 of the Compiled Laws St. Charles Bridge over the Missouri River on National High­ of Alaska); way No. 40 not a sale. H. R. 5261. An act to authorize the destruction of duplicate SPEAKER PRO TEMPORE accounts and other papers filed in the offices of clerks of the The SPEAKER. The Chair designates the gentleman from United States district courts; New York [1\lr. SNELL] as Speaker pro tempore to-morrow, H. R. 6414. An act authorizing the Court of Claims of the in case the House· should be in session. Unit d States to hear and determine the claim of the city of Park Place, heretofore an independent municipality, but now a APPROPRIATION FOR MISCELLANEOUS ITEMS, CONTINGENT FUND OF :part of the city of Houston, Tex.; THE HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES H.
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