TWENTY-EIGHTH CONGRESS-,


SECOND SESSION.
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WASHINGTON, december, D, 1914.


Messrs. WALKER, Of Mississippi, and ARCHER, Of
Virginia, made their first appearance in their seats
this morning.


Prayer by the Rev. Mr.. Tustin.


Mr.. BENTON's resolution respecting the inquiry
into the case Of Surveyor General Silas Reed. was
adopted.


Mr.. SEMPLE gave notice of his purpose to report
q bill to continue the Cumberland Road to Alton,
Illinois; also bill providing for grant oil land for
the completion of the Illinois and Michigan Canal.


Mr.. BAYARD gave notice that he should introduce
bill for the relief of the heirs of Robt. Fulton.


Mr.. HENDERSON gave notice OF bill confirming
certain surveys in Mississippi.


Mr.. CRITTRNDKN reported a bill Tor changing the
time Of holding the Federal Courts in Kentucky,
which was read.


Mr.. EVANS moved that when the Senate adjourn
it adjourn 10 Monday next, which was agreed TO.


Mr.. WHITE gave notice that at an early day he
should introduce bill making appropriations for
the continuation Of the Cumberland Read through
the States of Ohio, Iadiana, and Mississippi; also,
a bill making grant oi land, the better to enable
the State ct Indiana to complete the Wabash and
Erie canal from Terre Haute to the Ohio river.


Afer several motions In mere private cases,


Mr.. WOODBRIDGE gave notice that he designed
introducing bill for the Improvement of the nav
lgatiOn OF the straits between Lake Erie and Lake
Huron, and for other purposes.


Mr.. BuCHANAN-As ! believe, Mr.. President,
there is nothing further to do to-day, move that
Senate do now adjourn And the Senate adjourned
over to Monday next