St. Paul daily globe., 1891-01-10
The MAJORITY RULES.
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son, chairman: j. B. Hompe, j. c. Kelly, S.
W. Leavltt, f. Streissguth.
Military Affairs-Orrin Mott. chairman;
John B. Sanborn, W. S. Dedon, F. G. McMil-
Ian, j. A. TaWney.
InSurance-GeoTge GeisSel. chairman; III.
G. Nelson, W. 5. Dedon, G. r. Barr.
Tree Culture and Fuel-R. NJ. Probstfeld,
chairman; Orrin Mott, S. P. brown, j. W.
Craven, G. A. Glader.
Roads and Bridges Orrin Mott, chairman; /;
George Geissel. 5. W. Leavitt. o. Ayers, II.
Burkhardt.
Normal schools-Alonzo Phillips, chair
man; r. NJ Probstfeld, II. A. Crate, James
MeHale, g. I. Barr.
Edueation-C. H. Lienau, chairman; H. A.
Craze, W. w. Mayo, j. W. Craven, W. P.
Allen.
Public Lands-W. s. Dedon. chairman; W.
W. Mayo, George Geissel, S. W. Leav1tt
Henry Keller, Peterson, Day.
Internal mprovements-O. 0. Canestorp,
chairman; s. A. March, George Geissel, +. Is.
Daugherty, E. r. Smith.
Federal Relations-H. Burkhardt, chair
man: Ferdinand BOrchert. E. E. Erickson,
j. G.. Kelly, Il. Streissguth.
Geological and Natural History Survey-C.
S. Guderian, chairman; E. Sevatson. l. Don
nelly. F. G. Mcmillan, j. C. Kelly, A. \.
Eaton.
Corporations-J. W. Bell, chairman; E. E.
Lommen, w. s, Dedon, o. Ayers. FL. +.
Stevens.
Railroads-Ignatius Donnelly, chairman;
Henry Keller, E. Sevatson, W. W. Mayo E.
o. Erickson, S. a. March, S. w. Leavitt. C..
III. Lienau, Frank Morse, s. 2. Brown; Cane
storp, Day, Davis.
Reform School - Ferdinand Borchert,
chairman; r. O. Craig, Alonzo Phillips,
Peterson, Grinnell.
Hospital of the Insane-W. W. Mayo, chair
man; j. W. Bell, r, o. Craig, Davis, CCan-
dali.
Deaf, Dumb and Blinds. A. March, chair
man; 90. Canestrop,W w. s. Dedon, Stockton,
Guderian.
Towns and Counties-H. C. Nelson, chair
man; Geo rye Geissel, j. c. Kelly Eaton,
Barr.
Indian Affairs-Daugherty chairnan; o.
l.. Canestorp, E. T.. Lommen, George Gels
sci, John ID. Smith.
o. G. Wood, j. Ladue, Ayers, Grinnell.
State Prison-L. G. Wood. chairman; E.
Seyatson, Orrin Mott, II. c. Nelson, F. G. Nc
MILAN, s. W. Leavitt, Alonzo Phillips, j. W.
Craven, Crandall, Searles, Kiester.
Library-Allen, chairman; !. Donnelly, f.
Borchert, j. w. Bell Kiester.
Printing!. W. Craven, chairman; j. b.
Hompe, II. A. Crate Day, Eaton.
Engrossment-J. C. Kelly, chairman; E. E.
Lommen j. b. Hompe, Glader, Grinnell.
Immigration-George Geissel, chairman;
|. Donnelly, L. G.. Wood, S. d. Peterson, Il.
Burkhardt.
Grain and warehouse-E. E. Lommen,
chairman; /. DonnelIy, o. o. Canestorp, s.
Kelly, +. G.. Mcmillan, S. w. Leavitt, Fl. A.
Crate, G. A. Glader, L. Streisguth, C. S. GU
derian.
Tax and Tax Laws-J Ladue, chairman;
r. o. Craig, j. W. Bell, G.. r. Davis, j. N.
Searles.
University and University Lands-F. C. Nc
MILAN, chairman; l. Donnelly, w. W. Mayo,
John d. Smith.
Labor-W. S. Dedon, chairman; Frank
Morse, c. H. Lienau, W. P. Allen, T. B.
DOuOhprty " II dean
Soldiers Home-Alonzo Phillips, chairman;
F. Borchert, W. S. Dedon, George Geissel, j.
b. Sanborn.
L. G. Wood, j. C. Kelly, S. P. Brown, Frank
l.. Morse, G. H. Lienau Henry Keller, James
MeHale, j. w. Peterson. c. Il. Davis, f. b.
Dougherty, Fl. f. Stevens.
Temperament. III. Lienau. chairman; II.
A. Crate, H. c. Nelson, G. I. Barr, 5. d.
Peterson.
Illuminating oiIs-s. A. March, chairman;
W. S. Dedon, W. ". Mayo, j, A. Tawney, j.
Drainage. G. Wood, chairman: j. W.
Craven, George Geissel, E. D. Hammer, IL.
BurkhArdt.
Game and Game Laws-R. NJ. Probstfeld
chairman; S. p. Brown, H. C. Nelson, E, K.
Smith, G. II. Barr.
The Minor Offices.
Aresolution was then introduced adopting
the report OF the committee. division was
called for by every Republican. and all sorts
of amendments were tackled on at every turn,
in spite Of the contract which had been made.
One of these amendments was that the
keeper OF the cloak rooms be instructed to
put on the members overshoes. Not over
ten Republican senators engaged in this,
and finally the following list of officers was
elected:
Second assistant secretary, A. P. Swan
strom.
Assistant enrolling clerk H. " Poore.
Assistant engrossing clerk. d. w. AherR.
Assistant sergeant-at-arms, K. j. Conroy.
Chaplain Rev Edward Savage.
Several attempts were made to elect post
muster but as one Of the combination had
departed, only 27 votes could be had, and,
accordingly, at 20 the senate adjourned.