PROCEEDINGS OF CONGRESS.
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No business of any importance was transacted
in the Senate previous TO adjournment.


In the House the question of public printer
came up for consideration. Mr.. Davis finished
his remarks and Mr.. Baily replied.


Jefferson g. Co., proposed to do the printing
twenty-five per cent less than the prices now
paid gt f9no


Jesse X. Dow g. Co., offered to do IT for forty
per cent less than the prices Of 1919, or twenty
per cent less than the prices paid by the last
House Of Representatives.


The proposition of Mr.. Davis was voted down,
and the House proceeded to the election--the
following is the result:


Whole number of votes 1873


Necessary to choice 100


Richie & Heiss 1913


Jesse E. Dow & Co. 60


Gales & Seaton


Jefferson & Co. 9
So Messrs. Richie & Heiss, are elected prin-
ters to the House.