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1. Public Laws. Columbia River. To authorize construction of bridge across river [at or near Vancouver, Wash.] by Portland and Seattle Railway Company. No. 2.

Corporate/Agency Authors:: Merchant Marine Commission and Congress of United States
Publisher:: Merchant Marine Commission
Date:: [Dec. 21. 1905]

2. Public Laws. Panama Canal. Supplemental to act for construction of canal connecting Atlantic and Pacific oceans. No. 3.

Corporate/Agency Authors:: Merchant Marine Commission and Congress of United States
Publisher:: Merchant Marine Commission
Date:: [Dec. 21. 1905]

3. Public Laws. Ouachita River. To authorize Rock Island, Arkansas and Louisiana Railroad Company to construct bridges across Ouachita and other rivers in Arkansas. No. 1.

Corporate/Agency Authors:: Merchant Marine Commission and Congress of United States
Publisher:: Merchant Marine Commission
Date:: [Dec. 15. 1905]

4. Gallinger, J. H. Report submitting S. 529, to promote national defense, to create force of naval volunteers, to establish ocean mail lines to foreign markets, to promote commerce [and encourage deepsea fisheries by granting subsidies to vessels], and to provide revenue from tonnage.

Corporate/Agency Authors:: Merchant Marine Commission and Congress of United States
Publisher:: Merchant Marine Commission
Date:: Dec. 6, 1905

5. Supplementary report [submitting H. 4518, identical with S. 529, to promote national defense, to create force of naval volunteers, to establish ocean mail lines to foreign markets, to promote commerce and encourage deep-sea fisheries by granting subsidies to vessels, and to provide revenue from tonnage].

Corporate/Agency Authors:: Merchant Marine Commission and Congress of United States
Publisher:: Merchant Marine Commission
Date:: Dec. 6, 1905

6. [59th Congress, 1st session] public [joint] resolution 1; approved Dec. 18, 1905.

Corporate/Agency Authors:: Merchant Marine Commission and Congress of United States
Publisher:: Merchant Marine Commission
Date:: [December 1905]

7. Mallory, S. R. Views of minority on S. 6291, to promote national defense, to create force of naval volunteers, to establish ocean mail lines to foreign markets, to promote commerce [and encourage deepsea fisheries by granting subsidies to vessels], and to provide revenue from tonnage.

Corporate/Agency Authors:: Merchant Marine Commission and Congress of United States
Publisher:: Merchant Marine Commission
Date:: Jan. 9, 1905

8. Gallinger, J. H. Report submitting S. 6291, to promote national defense, to create force of naval volunteers, to establish ocean mail lines to foreign markets, to promote commerce [and encourage deep-sea fisheries by granting subsidies to vessels], and to provide revenue from tonnage.

Corporate/Agency Authors:: Merchant Marine Commission and Congress of United States
Publisher:: Merchant Marine Commission
Date:: Jan. 4, 1905

9. Gallinger, J. H. Report [submitting S. 6291, to promote national defense, to create force of naval volunteers, to establish ocean mail lines to foreign markets, to promote commerce and encourage deep-sea fisheries by granting subsidies to vessels, and to provide revenue from tonnage; with views of minority and] testimony.

Corporate/Agency Authors:: Merchant Marine Commission and Congress of United States
Publisher:: Merchant Marine Commission
Date:: 1905

10. Grosvenor, C. H. Development of American merchant marine and commerce [report submitting H. 17098, identical with S. 6291, to promote national defense, to create force of naval volunteers, to establish ocean mail lines to foreign markets, to promote commerce and encourage deep-sea fisheries by granting subsidies to vessels, and to provide revenue from tonnage].

Corporate/Agency Authors:: Merchant Marine Commission and Congress of United States
Publisher:: Merchant Marine Commission
Date:: [1905.]

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