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DECEMBER 4, 1911-AUGUST 26, 1912

HOUSE REPORTS

(PUBLIC)

VOL. 5

WASHINGTON :: GOVERNMENT PRINTING OFFICE:: 1912

168915

No.

CONTENTS

928. Changes in homestead allotments of Choctaw and Chickasaw Indians.

929. To investigate otter and beam trawling.

930. Extension of certain rights under enlarged homestead acts.

931. Partial assignment of certain desert-land entries.

932. Grant of right of way over certain lands to Salt Lake City, Utah.

933. Exchange of certain lands with Michigan.

934. Consolidation of certain lands in Paulina national forest.

936. Protection of water supply of Colorado Springs and Manitou, Colo.

938. Sewer pipe across Fort Rodman military reservation, Mass.

940. Disposition of certain lots on Hot Springs Reservation.

941. Sale of burnt timber on public domain.

942. Lot for fire department of Hot Springs, Ark.

943. Time for payments on homesteads in Uinta Valley Reservation.

944. Removal of restrictions from certain lands in Cherokee Nation, Okla.

947. New members of board of managers of National Soldiers' Home.

948. Exchange of certain lands in Coconino national forest.

976. Repealing section 13 of public buildings act.

980. Charges for copies of records of Department of Interior.

982. Grant of certain lands to Arizona.

983. To amend Revised statutes relative to yachts.

984. Relief of certain homestead entrymen.

986. Confederate cemetery at Little Rock, Ark.

989. Conveyance of portion of Fort Logan H. Roots.

991. Award of Congressional medals of honor to navy officers, etc-

993. Rewards for information of violation of antitrust law.

994. Bridge across Mississippi River between Illinois and Iowa.

995. To preserve Fort McHenry.

996. Bridge across Missouri River.

998. Refund of duties on lace-making and other machines.

999. To extend limits of port of entry of Galveston, Tex.

1000. Cigars furnished employees by manufacturers.

1001. Stop watch and bonus in Government work.

1005. Baggage of travelers admitted free of duty.

1006. Pensions for volunteer army nurses.

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