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54TH  CONGRESS, HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES. I REPORT
    1st &ssion.                                                No. 2126.





                       NICARAGUA CANAL.



JUNE  1, 1896.-Committed to the Committee of the Whole House on the state of the
                      Union and ordered to be printed.



Messrs. DOOLITTLE and SHERMAN, from the Committee on Interstate
           and  Foreign  Commerce,  submitted  the following

                            REPORT:
                         [To accompany H. R. 35.]

  The  Committee   on Interstate and. Foreign  Commerce,   to whom  was
referred House  bill 35, entitled A bill to amend  the act entitled 'An
act to incorporate the Maritime Canal Company   of Nicaragua,' approved
February  twentieth,  eighteen  hundred  and  eighty-nine, report back
said bill (H. R. 35) to the House of Representatives  with the following
amendments,   and  earnestly recommend   that the same do  pass:
  In lines 4 and 5, on page 1, after the word of, strike out the words
eight  hundred  and thirty thousand  and  insert one million.
  On  page  2, line 5, after the name Costa Rica, strike out the remain-
der of said line, lines 6, 7, 8, and 9 on said page.
  On  pages  2 and 3 amend  by striking out all of section 3 in said bill
and  insert the following:
  Sc. 3. That if the Maritime Canal Company of Nicaragua shall, within one year
from the passage of this act, show, to the satisfaction of the Secretary of the Tres-
ury, that all the stock of the Maritime Canal Company of Nicaragua heretofore sub-
scribed for or issued, except that heretofore issued to the republics of Nicaragua and
Costa Rica, has been called in, returned to and canceled by the treasurer of the
company, or that satisfactory arrangements have been made for the return and can-
cellation of said stock; and that all bonds issued by said company, and obligations
to deliver bonds have been redeemed and canceled, or that satisfactory arrahgements
have been made for their redemption and cancellation; and that all liabilities of the
said company have been satisfied, and all contracts and agreements heretofore made
by said company, including all contracts with the Nicaragua Canal Construction
Company, have been canceled, or that provision has been made for the satisfaction
and cancellation of said liabilities and contracts, the Secretary of the Treasury shall,
in behalf of the United States, subscribe for seven hundred thousand shares of the
capital stock of said company, and said company shall thereupon issue to the said
Secretary of the Treasury of the United States seven hundred thousand shares of
the capital stock of said company herein provided for, to be deposited with the
Treasurer of the United States, which stock shall be issued in consideration of the
guaranty by the United States of the bonds of said company hereinafter provided
or, and shall be regarded as fully paid and nonassessable. In addition thereto
seventy thousand shares of nonassessable capital stock of said Maritime Canal Com-
pany of Nicaragua shall be issued and delivered to such person or persons as may
be designated by those stockholders of the said company whose stock has been sur-
rendered and canceled as hereinbefore required.
  In line 14, on page  3, strike out the word hereinbefore  and insert
the words  and  bonds.
  In  line 14, on page  3, after the word  for, insert the words   in
sections three and seven  of this act.
       H. Rep.  9-1

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