The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1889-03-13

senate.
The message of the president transmit
. ting the papers in the case Of Louis Rel,
was presented all laid on the table. The
senate then relapsed into idleness awaiting
the report of the committee on standing
committees.
NoMINA TIoNs PRESENTED.
The president sent the following nOmina-
lions to the senate; Arthur c. Millette
WATERFOWL, Dakota, Governor of
GraNl Forks, Dakota, Secretary Of
Dakota: Cornelius H. Hanford, Washington
territory, chief justice supreme court terri
tory Of Washington; George w, Irvine,
Montana. United States marshal for Mon
tana: Smiley H. Chambers, Indiana United
States attorney for Indiana; George $.
Batcheller, New York, assistant secretary
Of the treasury; Albert G.. Porter, Indiana,
minister to Italy; John Enander, Illinois,
consul general to Denmark.
At p 10 Mr. Platt obtained the unanimous
consent to have suspended so much of the
rules as require the standing committees to
be elected by ballot, and rs required the
election of the committee on expenditures
Of public moneys; that the committee to be
represented by one for organization, con
duct and expenditures Of the executive de-
partmeuts.
Senator Platt then offered resolution
which was agreed to, for the election Of
standing committees as submitted by him
THE COMMITTEES.
ThTleading committees 10. ow:
Agriculture and Forestry - Paddock,
Blair. Plumb, Higgins, Mcmillan. George,
Gibson. Jones fof Ar5ansas). Bates.
Appropriations-Alli Dawes, Plumb,
Hale Farweu, Beck Cockrell, Call, Cor
Tiy-i1 l.o,.,-ico mud T2o+,nucl,,,ar+ Chase
Dawes, Henderson, Stanford, Washbune,
Na!thall, Wilson tOf Aiaryland), Berry and
Brown.
Coast Defenses-DolPh, Cameron, Haw-
ley. HiscOcl Mcpherson, Hampton, and
Reagan.
Finance Morrill,, Sherman, Jones (of
Nevada. Allison, Aldrich. HiscOcll, Voor-
aees. Beck. Mcpherson. Harris and Vance.
Fisheries StOckbridge, Dawes, Stan
ford. Hampton and BlOdgetU
Foreign RelatiOns.-Sherman, Eimundg,
Frye, Evarts, Dolph, Morgan, Brown,
Payne and Eustis.
Interstate COmmeTce-CuIlon, Plat
8lpir, Wilson Of Iowa, Hiscock, Harris,
G6man. Reagan and Barbour.
Military Adairs.-Hawley, Cameron,
Nandersen, Stewart, Davis, Cockrel,
Hampton, Walthall and Bate.
Mines and Minlng.-Stewart, Jones of
Nevada, Mitchell, Teller, Bate, Faulkner
and Nearst
N bal Affairs. Cameron, Hale, Stanford,
Stockbridge, MarstOn, Mcpherson, Butler,
Blackburn and Gray.
Privileges and ElectiOns.-Hoar, Frye,
Teller, Eyarts, Spooner, Vance, Pugh,
Quay and Turple.
Public Lands.-Plumb, Blair. Dolph,
Teller, Paddock, Morgan, WalthaL, Berry
and Pasco.
Railroads - Mitchell, Sawyer, Hawley,
Stoc1bridge, Wolcott, Marston, Brown,
Henna. Blackburn and Berry.
The full list on Territories-Platt, Cul-
Lom, Henderson, Stewart, Davis, Butler,
Payne, Jones of Arkansas, Blackburn and
Western.
Members of Revision of Stanford.
The report was adopted.
TIE following special committees were APP
pointed to inquire into claims of citizens of
The United States against Nicaragua-Alor-
gan, Wilson, of Maryland, Hearst, Hoar
and Cameron.
The Presidents message transmitting
the report of the Pacific railway commits
sion Frye, Dawes, HiscOck, Davis, Nor
gan, Butler and Hearst.
Relations with Canada.-Hoar, Allison,
Hale. Dolph, Pugh Butler and Voorhees,.
Irrigation and Reclamation of Arid Lands.
Stewart. Allison, Plumb, Hiscock, Cor
man, Reagan and Jones.
Claims.-Spooner, Hoard, Mitchell, Hig
gins, WallcOtt, Jones, (of Arkansas), VII
L
Contingent Expenses. (of Ne
Tada), HaddOck, Vance.
Census.-Hale, Morrill,, Wilson (of Iowa.,
Stockbridge, Davis, Berry, Blackburn,
3lodgett, Turpie.
S5nmerce.-Fry, Jones (of Nevada),'
Doibh, Cameron, Sawyer, Cullom, Wash
burn, Ransom, Coke, Vest, German, henna
and Gibson.
District of Columbia-Ingalls, SpoOner
Farwell, Mcmillan, Higgins, Harris, Vance,
Daniel and Faulkner.
Education and LabOr-Wilson, Pennsyl-
yania Stewart, Washburn, Georgia, Pugh,
PAYNE, Blair and Barbour.
Engrossed bills-Farrel, Quay and Col
Epidemic diseases-Harris, Hampden,
Eustis, Berry, Hale, Stockbridge and
Aarston.
- ..SFo examine the several branches of the
civil service-Higgins, Aldrich, Hampton,
Alice and Quay.
Organization, conduct and expenditures
of executive Observation-Disclosures, Plumb,
Sherman, Frye, Spooner, CocBrell, kenna,
Gibson and Barbour.
Improvement of the Mssissippi-Wash-
burn, Farwell, Hawley, Marston, Eustis,
Walthall and Bates.
Indian Affairs - Davies, Platt, Stock
bridge. Wolcott, Henderson, Morgan,
Jones Of Arkansas, Hearst and Daniel.
udiciary-Edmunds, ingalls,, Wilson OF
Iowa EVarS, Pugh, Coke, Vest and George.
I,ibrary-Evarts HOar and Voorhees,.
Manufacturers-McMi Quay, Platt,
Coluuitt and Blodgett.
Patents-Teller, Chase, Platt, Hiscock,
Kenna and Reagan.
Pensions-Davis, Blair, Sawyers, Pad
dock. Marston, Turpie, Blodgett, Faulkner
andySarbour.
IS2Stoffce and Post-roads - Sawyer,
CHASE, Mitchell, Quay, Mcmillan, Colquitt,
Wilson of Iowa, Reagan and Blodgett
Printing Hawley and Cor
man.
Private Land Claims-Ransom, Colquitt,
Pasco, Edmunds, Stewart, ingalls, and
Wolcott.
Public buildings and grounds-Stanford,
Morrill, Spooner. Quay, Vest, Daniel,
Pasco.
Revision of laws-Wilson of Ia, Stanford,
Teller, Wilson Of Maryland, Daniel.
Revolutionary Claims-Cole, Pugh,
Hearst. Chace and Morrill,.
Rules-Aldrich, Sherman, ingalls,, Har-
ris, Blackburn.
TRANSFORMATION and routes to seaboard-
QUAY. Mitchell, Cullom, Dawes, Aldrich,
Gibson, Vest, George, Turpie, and special
committees day.
On centennial of constitution and dis
eovery. of Observation-Disclosures, Sherman,
Hoar, Hawley, Voorhees,, Eustis, Colquit.
On i've civilized tribes of lndlans-But-
Ter, Morgan, Dawes, Cameron, Teller.
A long and interesting discussion took
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