Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1894-01-10
LIST OF commlrrEEs
7. al Will Serve ia he Massachusetts les'.'
la,ure Ibis Year.

RosToN. Jan. 9.-President Butler and
S ,eaker Meyer announced the committees.
for their respective branches yesterday
afternoon The selections made by the
former give entire satisfaction to both
sides. III, use named by the latter, how
ever, SEM chill down the backs OIL ne
pubiicans as well rs Democrats.
The senate and the house were called TO
order mt o'clock. and immediately after
cs ,embling, President Butler and Speaker
Meyer surrendered the gavels of the sen
ate and house. respectively, to Senator
I.awrence of Middlesex and Representa-
tive Dana Malone of Greenfield until they
held short conference.
President Buffers list of committees is
as follows:
Judiciary-K ittrcdge of Suffolk. Lawrence
of Middlesex, Sanger of suffolk, Lyford Of
Hampden. Cronan of Suffolk.
Probate and Insolvency-Lyford of Hamp-
den, Milton of Middlesex, Durant OF Middle
sex.
Treasury-Lawrencoo of Midd!eseX SALISBURY
of Worcester, Gray OF Norfolk.
Rules-The president, Lawrence Of Middle
sex. Milton OF Middlesex, Fitzgerald OF sur
folk. Sanger of suffolk.
Agriculturc-N of Plymouth, Bill of
Worcester. Ripley of Berkshire Hampden.
Banks and MISUNDERSTANDING of Worces-
ter, Bartlett of Franklin. Bessom OF Essex.
Cities--Sanger of Suffolk, Buckley OF Hamp-
den. Swallow of Suffolk.
Constitutional Observation-Disclosures OF
Suffolk, Cronan of Suffolk, Burnham OF
Suffolk.
Education-Nliller OF Worcester, Green OF
Worcester Hampshire, Leary of Suffolk.
Election Laws-Brown of Middlesex, sanger
of Suffolk. Cronan of Suffolk.
EyDenaitureS - Lawrence of MlddIeSeX,
Salisbury of Worcester. GraWof Norfolk.
Federal RELATIONSHIP of Bristol, Brown
of Middlesex, Mullane of Suffolk.
Fisheries and Game-Smith of Essex,
Jcwett of Berkshire, Monk of Plymouth.
Labor - Green of Worcester and Hamp-
shire. Brady of Middlesex, Berry of Essex.
Libraries-Green of Worcester and Hamp-
shire, Merrill of Norfolk, Mullane of Suffolk.
Liquor Law--Millcr of Worcester, Fitzgerald
of suffolk, Smith of Essex.
Manufacture .Burnhamof Suffolk, Buck
ley of Hampden, Gray of Norfolk.
Mercantile Affairs-Merrill of Norfolk,
Coughlin of Middlesex Durant of Middlesex.
Personal---very. OF Essex, Gage of Essex.
Brady of Middlesex.
Taxation-Bartlctt of Franklin, Fitzgerald
OF Suffolk, Lyford of Hampden.
Towns-Kenrick of Cape, Brown and Cough
lin of Middlesex.
Won IN SItfrage-Gray of Norfolk, Neill of
Bristol, Brady of Mddlesex.
Joint Special Committee on Transit-Blanch-
ard OF Suffolk, Kittredge of Suffolk, Berry of
Essex, Fitzgerald of Suffolk.
Joint Special Committee on Revision of the
Corporation Laws = Durant of Middlesex,
Buckley of Hampden, Lyford of Hampden.
Meyers Appointments.
Speaker Meyer did not begin the an
nouncement of his committees until after
3 CLOCK. They are as follows:
Library Bennett of Everett Curtis of Re-
we're. Kelly of Brantrce, Shea of Cambridge,
Harlow of Whitman, Hartshorn of Walpole,
Bennett of Tyngsboro, Morse of Belchertown.
Transit-Bennett of Everett, Bliss of Bos-
ton, Newhall 81. b. of Lynn, Mccarthy OF
Boston, Livermore of Wellesley, Quinn 90 of
Boston, Blodgett of Leominster, Miller of
Wakefield. Moriarity of Worcester, Murphy
81. 81 of Lowell. Poor of Topsfeld
TaXation-kneil of Westficld, Wellman of
Maiden. Darling of Hyde Park. Murphy 81. 81
Of Lowell, Fuller C. A. of Boston. Mellen of
Worcester, Dillingham; of Fairhaven, Dali
finger of Cambridge.
Towns--Lane of Gloucester, Greene of An
dover, Cutler OF Taunton, Rosnosky of Bos-
ton, Woodbury. of Charlton, Macomber of
Westport, Porter Of Attleboro, Murphy 3D. Of
Lowell.
Prisons Farley of Orange, Tompkins of
New Bedford, Spaulding of Cambridge, Ora
ham of Boston, Sturtevant of Boston, Daddy
OF Somerville, Perry of Chatham, Loomis of
Palmer.
Liquor Law-Buck of Chelsea, Higgins of
Lynn, Cressey of Boston, Sweeney of Maynard,
Scales of Boston, Coakley of Cambridge,
Eldredge Of Brockton. Donohoe of Lowell.
Labor-Ros1 of New Bedford. Favreau of
Mari boro. George of Haverhill, Person of
Eitchburg, Finn of Holyoke, Bullock of Fall
River. Kelley of Braintree, Hugh Mclaughlin
Of Boston.
Fisheries and Game-Eddy of New Bedford,
Prevaux of Amesbury, Hammond of Malta
posett, Gleason of Boston. Chase of Dighton
Gillingham of Fairhaven Lynch of Lawrence,
Cook of Provincetown.
Federal Relations Bliss of Boston. Dennis
Of Salem, Townsend of Cambridge. Harding of
Midway, L. :. Foss of Lowell, Fallon of Bos-
.on, Moran of Fall River. Kinnaly of Boston.
Education-Roe of Worcester. Merrill of
Newburyport, Phelps of North Adams, Toll
man of Pittsfel1, st. John of Haverhill Soule
Of Middleboro, Linehan of Hopkinton, w. +.
Donovan of Boston.
Constitutional Amendments Prevaux of
Amesbury, Abbott of Watertown, q. II. New
hall of Lynn, Jones of Merose, Irwin of North
ampton. Teamoh of Boston, Cook of Barre,
Geary of Boston.
Banks and Bankng-Leach of Bridgewater
Alden of Taunton. Hutchinson of Lynn, Howe
of Marlboro, Hale of Newburyport, Hibbard
of Boston, Joslin of Oxford, Taite of Black
stone.
Agriculturc-Bacon of Spencer, Richardson
of Gloucester, Comins of Hadley, Cass of
Holliston. Bates of Phillipston, Norcott of
t'ecket, Howard of Coleraine, Lyman of
loshen.
Judiciary Malone of Greenfield. Kncil of
Westfeld. Brown of Taunton, My ers of Cam
bridge, Hayes 81. E. of Boston, Bailey of
Arlington, Wentworth of Weymouth, Adams
Of birmingham, Slade of Fall River.
Finance-Simpson of Worcester, Shute of
Maiden. Fuller of Boston, Mellen of Worces-
ter Smalley of Nantucket, Rosnosky of Bos-
ton, Foss of Lowell, Wheeler of Hubbards:on,
Humphrey of Dedham.
Acknowledgment of Worcester, Tucker
of Gloucester, Bliss of West Springfield, War
rner of Springfield. Parker of Winchendon,
Bailey of Arlington, Il. J. Hayes of Boston.
Rules-TEe speaker, Mellen of Worcester
Bennett Of Everett. Myers OF Cambridge,
Kneil of Westtield, Higgins of Lynn, Malone
Of Greenfield. Galloupe of Beverly, J. +.
Hayes of Boston.
Corporations-Myer of Cambridge. Martin
Of Medford. ;,maley of Nantucket j. l.. Bates
IF Boston. Dowd of Brockton, Merritt of Caei-
sea, Phelps of North Adams, ltnkham of
Lynn.
Wouldn't Take Chairmansliips.
When Speaker Meyer had finished read
ing his committees, Representative Ben