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1. Garretson, General, steamer. Report favoring H. 21126, to authorize change of name of steamer General Garretson [owned by Wilson Transit Company] to S. H. Robbins; submitted by Mr. Alexander.

Corporate/Agency Authors:: Merchant Marine and Fisheries Committee, Congress, and Foreign Affairs Committee
Publisher:: Merchant Marine and Fisheries Committee
Date:: Jan. 28, 1915

2. Shipping. Report favoring H. 18686, to provide for provisional certificates of registry of vessels abroad [which have been purchased by citizens of United States, etc.]; submitted by Mr. Saunders.

Corporate/Agency Authors:: Merchant Marine and Fisheries Committee, Congress, and Foreign Affairs Committee
Publisher:: Merchant Marine and Fisheries Committee
Date:: Jan. 19, 1915

3. Ships. Report favoring H. 18685, to repeal penalties on foreign-built vessels owned by Americans; submitted by Mr. Saunders.

Corporate/Agency Authors:: Merchant Marine and Fisheries Committee, Congress, and Foreign Affairs Committee
Publisher:: Merchant Marine and Fisheries Committee
Date:: Jan. 19, 1915

4. Ships. Views of minority adverse to S. 2335, for register and enrollment of vessels built in foreign countries when such vessels have been wrecked on coasts of United States or her possessions or adjacent waters and salved by American citizens and repaired in American shipyards; submitted by Mr. Greene of Massachusetts.

Corporate/Agency Authors:: Merchant Marine and Fisheries Committee, Congress, and Foreign Affairs Committee
Publisher:: Merchant Marine and Fisheries Committee
Date:: Jan. 16, 1915

5. Steamboats. Report favoring H. 20107, to amend sec. 4421-24, and 4498, Revised statutes, and sec. 12 of act of May 28, 1908, relating to certificates of inspection of steam vessels; submitted by Mr. Alexander.

Corporate/Agency Authors:: Merchant Marine and Fisheries Committee, Congress, and Foreign Affairs Committee
Publisher:: Merchant Marine and Fisheries Committee
Date:: Jan. 15, 1915

6. Steamboat-Inspection Service. Report favoring H. 20281, for appointment of assistant inspectors, Steamboat-Inspection Service, at ports where they are actually performing duty, but to which they are at present detailed; submitted by Mr. Hardy.

Corporate/Agency Authors:: Merchant Marine and Fisheries Committee, Congress, and Foreign Affairs Committee
Publisher:: Merchant Marine and Fisheries Committee
Date:: Jan. 14, 1915

7. Steamboat-Inspection Service. Report favoring H. 20282, for appointment of 11 supervising inspectors, Steamboat-Inspection Service, in lieu of 10; submitted by Mr. Hardy.

Corporate/Agency Authors:: Merchant Marine and Fisheries Committee, Congress, and Foreign Affairs Committee
Publisher:: Merchant Marine and Fisheries Committee
Date:: Jan. 14, 1915

8. Fish-culture. Report amending S. 4854, to authorize establishment of fish-cultural stations on Columbia River or its tributaries in Oregon or Washington, or both; submitted by Mr. Bryan.

Corporate/Agency Authors:: Merchant Marine and Fisheries Committee, Congress, and Foreign Affairs Committee
Publisher:: Merchant Marine and Fisheries Committee
Date:: Jan. 11, 1915

9. Ships. Report favoring S. 2335, for register and enrollment of vessels built in foreign countries when such vessels have been wrecked on coasts of United States or her possessions or adjacent waters and salved by American citizens and repaired in American shipyards; submitted by Mr. Hardy.

Corporate/Agency Authors:: Merchant Marine and Fisheries Committee, Congress, and Foreign Affairs Committee
Publisher:: Merchant Marine and Fisheries Committee
Date:: Jan. 7, 1915

10. Lobsters. Report favoring S. 4725, for establishment of lobster-rearing station at some point on Atlantic Coast; submitted by Mr. Hinds.

Corporate/Agency Authors:: Merchant Marine and Fisheries Committee, Congress, and Foreign Affairs Committee
Publisher:: Merchant Marine and Fisheries Committee
Date:: Jan. 5, 1915

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