Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1883-01-26
STANDING COMMITTEES.

each of the several committees is the Chair.
nan:
Judiciary-Geo Green. B Cogston, w W
Scott, ID McCleyerty, X Burton, l. Ryan,
WAYS and HeaDsNwirt S " Walton. O J
| Grover, John Schilling, John Bissell, James
Barnett. F Cloyce, A b Mayhew, Bryant,
Municipal Indebtedness-J H Crichton, O A
| Norton, w Glass, L w Borton, Geo F Nealey,
Lewis A Myers, w III Without.
Assessment and Taxation-W Stone, p
! Elder. Il Foster, Henry Isley, F w Rice, W
bereavement and Reformmo Grover, J
w Claypole, ID C Gamble, G w Greever, w
| Pettyjohn, Geo F Nealey, F Smith.
State Affairs B Clogston, w Sturgess,
Ware Butterfeld, Gillette, J ID Wells, w ID
Raiiroads-M F Knappenburger. c d Hoff.
| man, S w Sturgees, Leo Herzig. Jno Seaton,
r Scheble, F Charlesworth j Craney, Geo
| S Green ], I'm ID Wells, = Sutton, III F Cory,
John Russell. w j Lpgenfelter.
r b Carr. John Russell, 6 Martin, Leo Herzg,
Federal Relations-J w Pettiiohn, NJ
! Robertson Mosier, G. NJ Hoover, j NJ
Dunsmore, j c Davenport, j G Martin.
Private Corporations-S Ryan, RElliS G
Wherever, W Sutton. F Bryant, Jos G Lowe,
Municipal Corporations-T Anderson, II T
| Green, Geo " Veale John Seaton, l. w Bor-
ton. j Tlmrnons, w Gabriel:
| Internal Imp ovem6 nts-H + Cory, w G.
Sweeney, L F Smith, Albert woodin, u
Stearns, Geo Nealey.
! Charitable Institutions-F w Sturges, ] J A
T Dixon, V Ellis. JOS Davis, E v Hicks, o
H Beeson, E S Hibbard.
| Educational Institutions-G w Sutton, ] w
Z V Hicks, A w Bishop.
Public Lands-John Schilling b McAfee
W Glass, Paully, John I Stewart, DC Gam
! Public Buildings and Grounis-E s w Drought.
John Kyle. Fnllinwi6er Thos Bayne,
X Faulkner, w Wilson, b McAfee.
EleC tons-Louis A Myers, T p Anderson, Fl
Green, Geo w Martin. ID Reeves, w ID st.eet,
Mi itia-Geo w veale, d Reeves, Max Buck,
Barnett
Education--J G schnebly, W b Stone, Nj
l. + Randolph, w Lingenf liter.
=, Roads and Highways-John d Wells, A B
snSngS IL Il F Cory; Jos Davis,
Printing-J F Waters, Geo W Martin Writ
Sweeney, John Speer.
Fees and Salaries-John Hargrave A G. Ner-
rift, w Rash, Jos Davis, w Weimer, Albert
Woodin, p Sutton.
E j Turner, Faulty, 4 p Anderson. H
White, e b Crawford, B Carr, j Johnson,
Agricnture-w H Cartier Jas Shaver, v r
Ellis, f MCPHERSON, Max Buck, NJ Arma-
Manufactnres- seaton, d McTaggart, A
II -
Drought, w Reeves.
Penitentiary-J Il Burton, A Grover, C s
Calhoun Elder, ID McTaggart, J Foster,
Claims and Accounts-F E Cloyes, r Ken
yon, H Kyle, J ID Mcpherson, L NJ Stearns, Z
| Is Crawford, j Johnston.
Engrossed Bills-C Il Mitchell, ] Waters. A
II Scheble, J Norton, j M Dunsmore, E v
Horton, j II Kyle.
E H stearns, L F Randolph. Wharton. j K
Burton, G Mitchell.
Immigration-F Charlesworth, G Schnebly,
If Randolph. G Calhoun, Thomas Bayne,
A w Bishop, Armagost.
Insurance Allen, j N Venard, A G Mer-
rift, X Bassett, Eli Titus, A Stewart, A A
| ArnOtt
Congressional Apportionment-George D.
Orner, Charlesworth,J b Clogston John Har-
NJ James, P Collins, w w Walton, w NJ Rhea,
John II Schill Ling. w b Stone, John Bissell, D
McTaggart, X Foster, James Barnett.
! Judiciary AppOrtionment j w Butterfield,
Geo ID Orner, A A Stewart, F E Cloyes, w H
Without H Crichton, H Venard, w II White,
collins.
Mines and Mining-wT Sweeney, Green.
John Stuart; b w Wilson, Hubbard, d q
| Gamble, Jas Shaver.
Interstate Commerce NJ Hoover, Geo W
Veale, Eli Titus, E Turner, B G Arnold, J D
Craney, w NJ Rhea.
Temperance S j Stuart, j At Dixon, Ed
Carroll. J NJ Simpson, Max Buck, J Q Nor
Forestry and Horticulture-John Bissell, J w
Claypole, + Fulenweider, ID c Arnold James
II
Enrolled Bills-A ID Mayhem, John Hargrave.
ID Allen, ID Hoffman, X Kenyon, A 7
Dixon, Henry Isley.
John Speer, L F Warner, j Mcpherson, A
A Arnott, Q H Beeson, G Davenport, Il
| Kenyon, Eli Titus.
Revision of the Laws-T NJ James, Geo d
Orner, j II Crichton. ] NJ Dunsmore, c r
Mitchell, L w Bortop, Elder.
Myers, F NJ Robertson, L Warner, Geo W
Martin, Albert Oodin.
miscellaneous.
The annual meeting of the Kansas State
Histor. cal Society was held one evening last
week in the Senate Chamber at Topeka. The
principle business transacted was the election
of Officers for the ensuing year. The follow
ing gentlemen were elected to the directory :
George w. Click, John p. St. John, Charles
Robinson, D. r. Anthony, John Francis,
James F. Legate, Henry Inman, A. p. Riddle,
Edward Russell, +. p. Baker, d. w. Wilder,
John A. Martin, F. P. Elder John Speer,
Scion o. Thatcher, H. T. Green, w. w. Walton,
Eugene +. Ware. The Board of Directors
met and elected the following officers for the
ensuing year: President, +. p Baker: Vice
President, D. r. Anthony; Second Vice Pres
ident, A. p. Riddle; Secretary, F. G. Adams
Treasurer, John Francis.
Lottie Dysart, a little girl, recently attempt
ed to cross the Missouri Pacific track at Atchi.
son, when she saw train rushing towards
her. She became confused, and her left foot
caught in a sewer bridge holding her fast.
Four cars passed over her in rapid succession,
mangling her terribly She died in a short
time.
Merriam Montgomery, who some weeks
since shot and killed his two little children al
Packardsville, Mass, because his wife refused
to live with him, formerly resided at Blue
Rapids, Kansas.
The Topeka, Salina and Western road
which has about seventy miles graded, is ne
gotiating for connection with the Santa Fe
at Topeka.
The United States Senate has confirmed
Augusta J. Georgia p. NJ at Pittsburg, Kas
w. Jay Murphy IL Co., wellknown firm OF
ship-builders of New York City, have written
Gov. Click that they are building vessel de-
signed for coast service in rescuing crews Of
disabled vessels, which will be ready fol