The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1894-01-09
House Committees.

House Committees.
Judiciary. Malone OF Greenfield Kneil of
Wcstneld. Brown OF Taunton, MY ers OF Cam
bridge, Hayes ~. e. of Boston, Bailey of
Arlington, Wentworth OF Weymouth, Adams
OF Framingham 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 Hubbardston.
Humphrey OF Dedham.
Elections Thompson of Worcester, Tucker
OF Gloucester, Bliss of West Springfield, War
riner of Springfield, Parker of Winchendon,
Bailey OF Arlington, X. J. Hayes of Boston.
Rules-The speaker, Mellen of Worcester,
Bennett OF Everett Myers of Cambridge,
Kneil of Westiield, Higgins of Lynn, Malone
of Greepfield, Galloupe Of Beverly, j. L.
Hayes Of Boston.
of Medford, Smalley of Nantucket, J. l.. Bates
of Boston. Dowd of Brockton, Merritt of Chel-
sea, Phelps Of North Adams, Pinkham of
Lynn.
Library Bennett of Everett, Curtis of Re-
we're, Kelly Of Braintree, Shea Of Cambridge,
Harlow OF Whitman, Hartshorn of Walpole,
Bennett Of Tyngsboro, Morse of Belchertown.
Translt-Bennett of Everett, Bliss of Bos-
ton, Newhall ~. b. Of Lynn, Mccarthy Of
Boston, Livermore Of Wellesley, Quinn % OF
Boston, Blodgett Of Leominster, Miller of
Wakefield, Moriarity of Worcester, Murphy
q. 8, of Lowell, Poor OF Topsfeld
Taxation-Kneil OF Westfeld. Wellman of
Maiden. Darling OF Hyde Park, Murphy u. 81
of Lowell, Fuller o.. A. OF Boston. Mellen of
Worcester, Gillingham of Fairhaven, Dali
lingcr Of Cambridge.
Towns--Lane of Gloucester, Greene of An
dover, Cutler or 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. Gra-
ham of Boston, Sturtevant of Boston, Duddy
OF Somervile, Perry Of Chatham, Loomis OF
Palmer. ~ A.sJ
Liquor aw--Buck of Chelsea, Higgins Of
Lynn. Crcssey of Boston. Sweeney of Maynard,
Scates OF Boston, Coakley of Cambridge,
Eldredgc of Brockton, Donohoe Of Lowell
Labor-Ross Of New Bedford, Favreau OF
Mari boro. George of Haverhill, Ferson of
Fitchburg, 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
poisett, 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
Medway. Il. \. Foss of Lowell. Fallon Of Bos-
ton. Moran of Fall River, Kinnaly of Boston.
Newburyport. Phelps of North Adams, Toll
man OF Pittsheld. sc. John of Haverhill, Soulc
of Middleboro, Linehan of Hopkinton, w. II.
Donovan OF Boston.
Constitutional Amendments - Prevaux of
Amesbury, Abbott OF Watertown. q. III. New
hall OF Lynn, Jones Of Melrose, Irwin OF North
ampton Teamoh of Boston, Cook of Barre,
Geary Of Boston.
Banks and Banking-Leach of Bridgewater,
Alden of Taunton, Hutchinson of Lynn. Howe
of Marlboro. Hale of Newburyport, Hibbard
Of Boston, Joslin of Oxford, lutte OF black
stone.
Agriculture-Bac of Spencer Richardson
OF Gloucester. Comins OF Hadley, Cass OF
Holliston. Bates Of Phillipston, Norcott OF
Beckett, Howard OF Colcraine, Lyman OF
Goshen.
Bennett Declines.
When Speaker Meyer bad finished read
ing his committees, Representative Benz
nett arose and decliricd 10 serve on the
chairmanship Of the library and transit
committees. He stated as his reason for
resigning from the latter to be that moth
ing more than what had been accom-
plished could be done, "and as for IL
brary," he said, sarcastically. my re.
searches and study have never brought
me in that line"
The declinations OF Representative Ben
nett were accepted Representative Bliss
was appointed chairman of the committee
on transit, and Representative Bullock OF
Fall River was selected 10 Gil the other
vacancy. -, ="