Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1869-01-27
STANDING COMMITTEES IN THE
ASSEMBLY.

Judiciary -Messrs. Bingham, Barron, Dewey
] A. Smith, G. B. Smith
State Affairs.-Messrs Pound, G. r. Parkes
Bottom, Jessie Bennett, Drew.
Federal Reatious-Messrs. Hurlbut D. II
Johnson Corklin, Lapham, D. ". Maxon.
Militia-Messrs Nelson, Gillespie, jackson,
Caldwell, Evans.
WAYS aud Means-Nessrs Barron, Tiche-
nor, Gilmore, Warner, Fay.
Banks and Banking.-Messrs. 4. L Phil
lirs. Hoyt Curtis, J. Z. Mcdonald, Haskell
interpretations Me8srs. Conklin, Hurlbut.
Hooper Trask, Albert.
RaiIroads.-Messrs. West Sessions, Graves,
Coates, Gilmore, G. D. Parker, G. B. Smith,
Fay. tole.
Internal improvement - Messrs. Lapham,
Belts Robert Henry, Arnold, Reed.
State Prison.-MessIs. Hooper, Fisher,
thomas, Thompson, Runkel
Charitable and Benevolent Institutions
Ne>sr5. Ke,lam, Turner, Buxtor, Baxter D.
". Maxon, Pole.
Medical Colleges and Medical Societies.
Messrs. Jessie Rennett, D. E. Maxon, Powell,
Winslow, Mcintosh.
Town and County Organizaticn-M
Sessions Harris, Waller, Fellenz, Murphy.
Assessment and Collection of Taxes.-Messrs.
Palmer, Themes, Coates, sherman, Geisse
Roads Bridges and Ferries -Messrs. Sem
pie, Fobes Perry, Andrew Henry, Rothe.
Expiration and Re-enactment of Laws. -
Messrs. Curtis, Nelson, Y. S. Bennett, Eono-
van, Runkel.
Education -Messrs D. IT. johnson, D. E.
Maxon, Kuntz, Kellam, Potter
School and University ds,-MessrG Bot
tom, Bird J. E. Johnson, Brock, and Ives
Swamp and Overlooked Lands.-Messrs
Trask, Tarbell, Jackson, Wilsox, and Bohne
Agriculture.-Messrs. Wesicott, Fisher, Tai
bell, Thompson and Adams.
Mining and Smeltng-MessIs Richardson.
Rowe, Mccartney, Hoyt, I'D Kastler.
Privileges and EIeetou5-NessrS Tiche-
nor, Foster, Gillespie, Huntley, and Scheffel.
Legislative Expenditures. = Messrs. Alien
Dewey, Arnold, Blackstock, and Peterson
Contingent Expenditures -Nessrs. Belts
Harris, Bingham, James Mcdonald, Dieringer
Engrossed Bills.-Messls. Powell, Brock,
McLees, Sexape, Delaney.
EuroHed Bills--Messrs Hoyt, Westcott,
Ross, Blackstock, IO'Conner
Ium Der and NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Buxton
Pound; Hamilton, V. S. Bennett, Reed
Joint COMMITTEES
Claims.--Messrs. Graves, Hamilton, Rowe
c. H. Barker, Joseph Phillips.
Printing Messrs. Turner, Kuntz, and Rut
ledge.
Local LegsIation-M, ssrs. J. A. Smith,
Allen, Foster.
TEACHING THE ALAPHABET.- Patri ok
do you know your letters?"
''Yis sir, I know them by sightsir, but
I don't know their names" "a
"WelI, that is A"
How are you, Az"
"You must not speak in that way"
"In what way should [ speak?
"Sav what | say"
"Yis sur"
This is B."
.sSure an is that B? l thought
was an OK yoke"
"What was the last letter [ showed
you?"
II can't remember sur
"What bird is it that lays honey and
stings?"
1t is wasp, sur
"No; it is bee"
$50 it is and looks like an OK yoke"
"What letter is that on the third page?"
II don't know, sur"
"What do | do when look at you"
shouldn't like to say sur"
Il want you to tell me-"
Il am afraid you will lick me, sur"
Tell me what do when l look at you
"Well sur you squirt"
Cant you say c without the squint?"
"Yis, sur"
Say it then"
sc without the squirt"
"What is the name of the next letters!
81 don't know sur, never saw it be-
fore"
"WeIl, It is D for Ounce just ike your
self. Say that"
D for Duace, Just like yourself
Take your seat, and the spelling class
will come I'D and spell"