Skaffaren. (St. Paul, Minn. ;) 1885-1895, 1891-01-14
terna, sasom kandt Or, f6ga va
nykterhetsr6relsen och Dykterhetsfs

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ming, hvadau det ar ganska troligt,
vid f6rdelningen af arestallena gjorde AS
sprak pa antydda post.
Alldenstund de allierade betrakts re-
publikanerna sasom minoritetspartiet, 81
var ej att vanta det de skulle komma at,
spela nagon vigtigare roll vid tillsattandet
utaf de olika utskotten Senaten. Re
publikanerna fa visserligen vara med, So
som hedersmedlemmar mahanda, men de.
mokraterna och alliansmannen ega ale.
samman r6st6fvervigt. Den enda frost,
som tyckes atersta for republikanerna dr.,
att de icke "a bara ansvaret for legislatu-
rens handlingar utan faller delta pa de
styrande partierna
AT lagstiftningsarbete egentlig msning
har f6ga utrattats, endast nagra "a f5rslag
ha nemligen hunnit framlaggas.
Guvern0ren har tillkannagifvlt att han
pa onsdagen ar fardig med slit budskap
till legislaturen. ,g
De utaf Senaten tillsatts utskotten ha
f6ljande utseende: .Aa Il
| Committee on Railroads-Ignatius DON
nelly, chairman; Henry Keller, e. Sevat-
son, W. w. Mayo, e. o. Erickson, 8. A.
March, s. w. Leavitt G. IL. Lienau,
Frank Morse, s. P. Brown, Frank A.
Day, S. d. Peterson, A. w. Stockton.
ALLAN ce- Democrat 10, Republican 8.
judiciary james McHale, chairman;
s. P. Brown, Johu Day Smith, Ignatius
Donneliy, w. w. Mayo, e Sevatson, J.
b. Sanborn, Hiram f. Stevens, James A.
Tawaey, G. R. Davis, A. Y. Eaton, j. N.
Searles, j. w. Craven, j. Hompe, f. A.
March. All. Dem. 8, Rep. z. ~ ...... a.
Finance-John B. Hompe, chairman; r
o. Craig, ]. W. Bell, G. 81. Lenau, G. s.
Crandall. All.-Dem. 4. Rep. l. .,.
Elections-F. g. Mcmillan, chairman;
Henry Keller, W. w. Mavo, 5. D. Peter
son. A. G, Eaton. All.-Dem. 3, Rep. 2.
Claims-E. Sevatson, chairman; Alonzo
Phillips, George Geissel, j. A. Keister, j.
w. Peterson. All.-Dem. 4, Rep. /.
Education-C. II. Lienau, chairman;
Il. A. Crate, w. W. Mayo, J w. Craven,
w. P. Allen. Ail.-Dem. 4, Rep. 1.
| Public Lands-W, 5. Dedon, chairman;
w. w. Mayo, George Geissel, s. w. Leav-
ist, Henry Keller, s. ID. Peterson, Frank
/ Day. ALL Dem. 8, Rep. Q.
Internal Improvements o. O. .CanestOrp,
chairman; 8. A. March. George Geissel,
f. B. Daugherty, X. r. Smith. ALL
Dem. 8, Rep. Q. s..t as a..
Federal Relations-Henry Burkhardt,
chairman; F. Borchert, X. o. Erickson, j.
G. Kelly, +. Streissguth. AL. EDem. 8.
Rep. O.
Agrilculture-H. A. Crate, chairman;
8. P. Brown, r. o. Craig, j. Grinnell, @.
s. Crandall. All.-Dem. 8, Rep. Q.
MILITARY Affairs-John b. Sanborn,
Ichairmau; Grin Mott, W. s. sDedon, H.
g. Mcmillan, James A. Tawnsy. ALL
Dem, 8, Rep. 2.
,lnsurauce-George Geiesel, chairman;
81. c. Nelson, W. s. DedOn, George T..
Barr, w. b. Dean. All.-Dem. 8, Rep. Q.
| Banks-S. w. Leavitt, chairman; j. La
Due, r. M. Probstfield, G. 8. Guterian,
| K. r. Smith. All.-Dem. 8. Rap.2.
EnrOllment-Henry Keller, chairman;
F. Borchert, o. o. Canestorp, w. P. Al
len. j. A. Keister. Al.-Dem. 4, Rep. 1.
Retrenchment and Reform-E. o. Erick-
sou, chairman; J. B. Hompe, j. @. Kelly,
| ). w. Laavilt, +. Streissguth, AlL.-Dem.
Rep. 1.
Tree Culture and Fuel-R. NJ. Probst-
field, chairman; Orin Mott, s. P. Brown,
j. w. Craven, q. A. Glader. Ali.-Dem.
4, Rep. 1.
Roads and Bridges-Orin Mott, chair
man; Gorge Geissel, 8. w. Leavitt, Oscar
Ayers, Henry Burkhardt. All.-Dem. 3,
Rep. 2.
Normal Schools-Alonzo Phillips, chair
man; r. M. Probstfield, II. A. Crate,
James McHale, George T. Barr. ALL
Dem. 4, Rep. L.
Geology and Natural History Survey
G. s. Guderian. chairman; E. 8evatson, l.
Donnelly, Mcmillan, Kelly, Eaton. ALL
Dem. 8. Rep. 2.
Corporations-J. w. Bell, chairman;
Lommen, Dedon, Ayers, Stevens. ALL
Dem. 3, Rep. 2.
Reform School-Borchert. chairman;
era g, Phillips, Peterson, j. W., Grinnell.
AlL-Dem. 8, Rep. Q.
Hospital for lnsane-Mayo, chairman;
Bel, Craig, Davis, Crandail. All.-Dem. 8,
Rep. Q.
D.af. Dumb and B B,ind-March, chair
| man; Canetorp, Deion, Stockton, Guder-
ian. Al.-Den. 3. Rep. 2.
Towns and Counties Nelson, chair
man; Geissel. Kelly, Eaton, Barr. ALL
Dem. 8, Rep. 2.
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Canestorp, Lommen. Geissei, John Day.
Smith. All.-Dem. 8, Rep. Q.
Pu,lic Buildings - Lienau, chairman;
Wood, La Due, Ayers, Grinnell. ALL
Dem. 8, Rep. 2.
State Prison Wood, chairman; Sevat-
son, Mot, Nelson, Mcmillan, Lsavitt,
Phillips, Craven, Crandall, Keister, Scar
les. All.-Dem. 8, Rep. s.
Bolchert, Bell, Allen, Keistsr, All.-Dem.
4, Rep. 2.
Printing-Craven, chairman; Hompe,
Crate, Day, Eaton. All.-Dsm. 8, Rep. 2.
Engrossment-Kelly, chirman; Lom-
men. Hompe, Glader. Grinnell. ALL
Dem. 8, Rep. Q.
Geissel, chairman; DON
nelly, Wood, Peterson, Burkhardt. ALL
Dem. 8, Rep. Q.
G. ala and Wsrehouse-Lommen, chair
man; Donnelly, Craze, CanestOrp, March,
Brown, Morse, Kelly. Mcmillan, Leavitt,
Glader, Stressguth, Gudsrian. AlL.Dem.
| 10, Rep. 8.
University and University Lands
Mcmillan, chairman; Donnelly, Mayo,
John ID. Smith, Dean. An.-Dem. 8,
Rep. 2.
Labor -Dedon. chairman; Morse, Lie
nau, Allen, Daugherty. All-Dem. 8.
Rep. Q.
Soldiers Home - Phillips, chairman;
Borchert, Dedon. Geissel, Sanborn. ALL
Dem. 4, Rep. 1.
Reapportionmont - Craig, chairman;
Hompe, Nelson, Erickson, Wood. Kelly,
Brown; Morse. Peterson. J. w. Stevens.
Daugherty, Davis. All. l.-Dem. 8, Rep. T.
Temperance-Lienau, chairman; Crate,
Nelson, Barr, Peterson. AiL-Dem. 8,