The new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1876-1904, 1889-02-02
THE CHAIRMANsHIPs.
And How They are Divided Politically.

CHARLESTON, Jan. 25.-The com
mittees of each House are announc-
ed In the Senate there is a division
of chairmanships between the par
ties as follows: Republican-Priv-
ileges aud Elections, Campbell; Jul
dietary. Maxwell; Roads and Intern
al Navigation, Furbee; Banks and
Corporations, Davis; Public Build
ings, Woodyard Penitentiary, Scott;
Militia, Snider Democratic
Finance, Oxley; Education, Sweeney;
Railroads, Price; Federal Relations,
Vanpelt; Mines and Mining, Nc
Creary The Senate finance commit
tee in full is Oxley, Vanpelt, Scott,
Woody Davis, Knott and Yeater.
The House finance committee is
Chew, Prichard. Roach, Garden,
Ford, Sydenstricker, Jack. Buxton,
Bryte, Archer, Minter, Thayer and
Parish.
Tbs Senate took up the question
of a conference committee on count
ing the vote for State officers, Camp
bell Rep. of Jackson, moving that
one more Senator he added to the
Senate committee to make it equal
in number to the House committee.
There was tie vote on this propo-
sition. President Crar not voting.
So the Senate will be equally repre-
sented by an equally divided com
mittee confronting a committee of
three whose majority represents the
majority sentiments of the House.
The House to day announced its com
mittees, Messrs. Lively and Sprigg
(Dems. and Buxton (Rep.) 1t is
supposed that some compromise will
be reached, but of what character
cannot be said for nobody seems to
have we'll defined idea.
SENATE COMMITTEES.
President Carr, of the Senate, has
announced the appointment of the
following committees:
Privileges and Elections-Camp-
bell, Lowther, Morrison, Flournoy,
Pritchard.
Judiciary-Maxwell Price, Nor
ris, McCallister, McCreary, Snider,
Campbell, Worley, Arbuckle.
Finance-Oxley, Vanpelt, Scott,
woodward, Davis, Knott, Yeater.
Education - Sweeney, Furbee,
Campbell, Knott, Lowther, Prichard,
Morley
County and Municipal Corpora
tions-Flournoy, Gettinger, Lowther,
Smith, Snider, Vanpelt.
Roads and Navigation-Furbee,
Arbuckle, Gettinger, Sweeney, Max
we'll
Banks and Corporations-Davis,
McCreary, Morrison, Oxley, Scott.
Public Buildings and Humane In
situations = woodward, Arbuckle,
Campbell, Davis, McCallister. Sni-
der.
Penitentiary- Scott, Furbee, Low
Their, Minear, Price, woodward.
Railroads = Price, McCallister,
Morrison, Snider, woodward.
Militia Snider, McCallister, Mi
near, Oxley, Arbuckle.
Federal Relations-V anpelt, Davis,
Flournoy, Knott, Morris.
Mines and Mining-McCreary,
Campbell, Gettinger, Price, Scott.
ADDITIONAL HOUSE COMMITTEES.
The following additional House
Committees have been appointed:
On Rules-Speaker Woods, Nc
Chung, Chew, Lively, Sydenstricker,
Young, Duval, Mayer, Dorr.
On State nderies-Kee, Roach,
Stifel, Jack, Shaw, Bandy, Archer,
Stuck, Stearne.
On immigration and Agriculture
johnson Morgan, Hammett, Ma
pier, Peck, McCombs, Weber,
Kitchen.
On Railroads-Dorr, Kee, Justice,
Lively, Shaw, McCombs, Thayer, ST.
Clair.
This is the way the poetical editor of
an exchanges tells the story:
There was y man III our town, and he
was wonderous wise,
For when he marked his prices down,
He then did advertise.
And when he saw his trade increase,
With all his might and main,
He lower still marked every price,
And advertised again.
And when he advertised again,
His rivals loudly swore
To see folks rush with might and main,
To patronize his store.
And when they sat in solitude,
And saw his custom win,
That man behind the counter stood and
raked the shekels in.
And when he raked the shekels in,
He saw his fortune rising;
He took a goodly lot OF tin
And kept on advertising.
Each day a generous sum he'd sink,
And demonstrate full plain,
The more one pays for printers ink,
The greater is his gain.
THE cheapest place ii snnr III,
Jinter boots; have cut prices below
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