St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1893-01-11
LAID out BY LEE.
The Speaker Reports to the
House His Little List Of
Committees.
Hennepin Representatives in
Over Fifty Positions on
the Roll,
With Nine ChaiPmaRshipS
and Fourteen Good
Second Places.
Ramsey County Is Lucky IN
Eaving the Chief Clerk
Of the House.

Speaker Lee has announced his COM
mitleeS, and while there may be aching
hearts in other quarters the gentlemen
from. HcnnPpin went out to lunch at the
noon recess with smiles as bright and
airy as the speakers smile when he lets
an office seeker down light. If the Hen
nepin members have not been given
everything in sight, they at least may
be thankful that they are given the
craftsmanship Of nearly, if not quite all,
the committees which are entitled to
hire clerks. They have nine first places
md fourteen second places. Hennepin
Is indeed Of glorious attributes in the
present legislature, and Minneapolis is
I'll the scented swim up to her neck, just
gently treading water and drifting with
lazy elegance INTO pleasant places.
Mr.. Wyman is chairman Of the COM
mitteeS on appropriations. university
and university lands and mileage. He is
also second on ways and means and leg
iSlatiye expenses. Mr.. Fletcher is chair
man Of the judiciary committee, has one
clerk at work from the jump and is
COmstock is chairman of the committee
Oh public lands, and Mr.. Pray is second
man, so ii one drops ont there will be
no lapse Oh Hennepin's part. Comstock
is second on soldiers homes. q. S.Wil-
son is second on education. Mr.. Howard
is chairman of the committees on mu-
nicipal legislation and rules. r.HOlm-
berg is chairman OF the committee OH
labor and labor legislation, a very i'm
portant committee at this session, and
his second is Carlson. Mr.. Holmberg is
second on public buildings. Mr.. Cole is
CHARM II Of the committee OH banks
Mr.Cairns he ads the election committee,
and both have second places on other
gooG committees. 1t will be noticed
that the gentlemen from the Twenty
ninth, Thirtieth, Thirty-lirst, Thirty
second, Thirty-third and Thirty-fourth
districts have not been mIslaId. They
are all accounted for and doing very
nicely.
The chief clerk of the house is cred
tied to Ramsey county. but nothing else
10 speak Of has fallen our way. Horton
is ninth man OF the judiciary commit
tee, third on municipal legislation. third
on interpretations other than municipal,
fourth on rules. 1t is not unlikely that
he will resign his appointments.
Sullivan is made chairman Of com
mittee on public buildings. and has one
or two other minor assignments. Wall
blom is made head of the Immigration
committee. and then Slid in here and
;here to fill up. Kelly has several as
SignmentS To good committees. Rodger
insane. Williams IS also on the latter
committee, OH municipal legislation,
public parks, and school for detectives.
Walsh, Ives and Dodd are on the judi
Ciary committee and SandWichCd into
b0mc minor places.
OF the candidates for speaker Turrell
Is made chairman Of committee OH ways
ard means and gets several other nice
places. B0ggS is chairman OF incOrpUr-
atous other than municipal. and holds
other fairly good Positions. MIR. Greer
Is seventh on Judiciary, fith on educa-
lion, second on state public schools and
third on university. Many experienced
members are s!detracked for the Hen
ncpin procession, and aIthOgether there
Is little caGSe for rejoicing in the make
up # the house committees.
Following is 4 full list of the COM
Mittees:
Appropration-Wyman, Kelley, A. b.
Smith, Anderson, Holmberg, Cairns,
Markham, lollcr, Johnson, a. G. Rich
ardSOn, Ii. N. Turrell, Tyler, jacobson,
Scotield, =. II. Kelley.
Ways and Means-TurrelI, Wyman,
BoggS. Hohl, DIepolder. Brules, Mona
nan, Rodger, O'Nei.
Judiciary-Fletcher L. NJ. Wilson,
Cairns Howard, Cotton. Fleming, Greer,
Hopkins. Horton, Underleak. Young,
Abbott, Walsh, Ives, Dodd, Bleecker,
W l.. COmstock.
acknowledgements, Dunn, Lockwood,
LCldp, B0ggs, Howard, Sullivan, An
dcIson, shell, Benncr, a. Is. Kelley. 4.
r. Comstock, Holman, Smith, Peterson,
Skinner CheSley.
Public Accounts and Expenditures
Jefferson, Staples, GutlersOn, Cole. E.,
LaHgum, Sullivan. Leonard, SirkoSki
Dodd, Bjorge, German.
Public Lands-Comstock E. f., Pray.
Merritt, Markham. Dunn. Horton,
Richardson, ii. NJ, Wilson, +. NJ, Hop
kins, Johnson, A. G., jacobson, Wag-
Oner. Ongstad, C0mSt0ck, W. IT,, Fur
Gong, Ives, MCKasy.
Education-Cralg, Wilson, G. s.. Tur-
rel, RaiIs0n, Greer, Staples, Wallbum,
Wilson, e. NJ, Nansant, ScOheld, Fur
long, Iiinrichs, Winston, German,
Walsh, Comstock, w. L., Ongstad.
northumberland. HohI. Paul
son, McEwen, Craig, Baston, Carlson,
Swanson, johnson, a. g., French,
BruIes, McDonough, Linnemau, Gum,
suei9on.
Municipal Legislation - Howard,
Cairns, Cole, E.: Horton, Booren, Sulli-
van Nansant, Zelch, Tyler, Fleming.
Cotton. Fletcher, 0'Neil!. Cole, T.. : Cor
man. ComstocK, w. L.; Williams.
Soldiers Home-NOyes, Comstock, E.
T.. Pray Wanblum, Hollrr. Rallson,
Moore, Wagner, Monahan, Wacek,
FrencF.
STATE Public SchooIs-Buck. Greer.
Hoirr, Fletcher, Wallbium, Moore, Nc
DOnuUgh.
LaugUm, NoyeS, ScOlicld, Hunck. Gum,
Siriloski, Blocker.
Interpretations Other Than Municipal
-BoGgs, Cole, e.. Horton, Fleming,
Undcrleak, Abhott, Young, Elliott,
Leonard, Ives, B!eeCker
State Prison and RetOrmatory-BOo
rem, Temple, KOerner, Benner, Wilson,
@. S, Tyler. Craig, Fuller, Wilson, Nils
son, Dngstad.
Characteristic, Holman. Elliott, Nc
Donald, KHut2son. Walsh. Roach.
Grain and Warehouse-Zelch. Turreil,
jacobson, Staples, Temple, Fletcher,
Pray, Cotton, swanson. Johnson, J. E.,
Woodbridge, Nansant. Ives, French,
Railson, GngstGd, Chesiey.
insurance - Shell, Young, Horton,
Koener Nelson, J. r., Buck, Winston,
Uinrich. German, DOdd O'Neill
Immigration - Mallblun, McEwen,