Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1896-01-21


! Perrin, Palmer, Pcnrose, Pussy. RiCgen,
Allyn, Carroll, Berry, Ericsson. Hospcrs,
| Sergeant, Hipwell, Hurst. Overall
| udiciary-Senators Ellis. Cheshire
! Eaton Carpenter, Perrin, Phelps, Upton
| Hartman. Blanchard. Mitchell. Ellison.
! Iiealy, Harper. Ranck. Benson.
Appropriations-Sena Waterman,
! Garst, Phelps, Craig, Gorrell, Alexan-
Ger. Kilburn Hartman, Funk, Hotch-
kiss. Gilbertson, Druet, Everall, Dow
ney. Hurst.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Penrose, Young.
Palmer, Garst, Riggen, Berry, Hobart.
Phelps, Upton, Bell, Byers, Ranck,
Hurst.
Cities and Towns-Senators Cheshire,
Waterman. Lathrop, Pussy, Trewin.
! Blanchard, Alexander, Ellis, Carney,
Ericsson, Hospers, Hipwell, Benson.
Suppression of Intemperance-Sen-
ators Perrin. Riggen, Carney. Gilbert
son, Palmer, Garst, Sergeant, Funk, Ell
lis, Waterman, Hospers, Benson, Hip
well.
| Congressional and Judicial Districts
Senators Young, Eaton, Blanchard.
Upton, Hobart, Junkin, Berry, Alexan-
der, Healy, Downey, Benson.
| Agriculture-Senators Palmer, Kill
burn, Henderson, Lehfeldt. Bell, Harri-
man. Mitchell, Young, Hospers, Ever
| ell. Downey.
Constitutional Amendments and suf-
frage-Senators Phelps, Craig, Ellison,
Rowen, Hotchkiss, Eaton, Gorrell,
Cheshire, Byers, Ranck, Harper.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Garst, Craig,
| Kilburn, Rowen, Phelps, Pussy, Young,
Hotchkiss. Alexander, Harper. Overall.
| Sslools-Senators Trewin Phelps,
| Eaton. Kilburn. Perrin, Carney. Byers,
Ericsson, Carroll. Overall, Ranck.
| Labor-Senators Kilburn. Rowen,
| Byers, Druet, Healy, Hotchkiss, Car
roll, Downey. Hipw:ll.
Mines and MISUNDERSTANDING Carroll,
Blanchard, Hipwell, Downey.
Banks-Senators Hospers, Carney,
| Carpenter, Allyn, Alexander, Ellison,
| Pussy, Gnbertson, Benson.
| Senatorial and Representative Dis
| tricts-Senators Upton, Lothrop, Hen
derson. Ellison. Byers, Allyn, Carpen-
| ter, Hurst, Everall.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Hartman. Kill
burn. Palmer. Sergeant. -Gorrell Hen
| derson. Trewin, Young, Hurst.
Public Health-Senators Gorrell Rig
I gen, Druet. Cheshire, Penrose, Harri-
man, Mitchell, Funk, Palmer, Downey,
Ranck.
Educational Institutions - Senators
| Blanchard, Garst Hotchkiss, Hobart,
| Penrose. Bell Palmer Ranck. Benson.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Craig, Palmer, Kill
| burn, Henderson, Riggen, Hotchkiss,
| Bell. Evera0. Hurst.
| Pharmacy-Senators Riggen, Carney,
| Gorrell, Pussy, Craig, Byers, Ellison,
| Sergeant. Hurst.
Penitentiaries and Pardons-Senators
Rowen, Junkin, Druet, Trewin. Bell,
! Allyn, Downey.
Printing-Senators Hotchkiss, Funk,
| Rowen. Carroll, Bell, Healy. Hurst.
Federal Relations-Senators Pussy,
Berry. Lothrop. Waterman, Blanchard.
| rnApfpr Harnqr
! Compensation Public Officers-Sena-
| tors Hobart. Ericsson, Penrose, Gilbert
son. Ellis Ellison, Hipwell.
| Charitable Institutions - Senators
Junkin. Allyn. Gorrell, Penrose, Per-
rim, Lehfeldt, Hobart. Sergeant, Bon
| son.
observation-disclosures Carney, Upton,
Eaton. Waterman, Gilbertson, Hospers,
| Harper.
| Ciaims-Senators Ericsson. Pc. ose,
| Hobart. Garst, Allyn Sergeant, Eser-
| all.
Commerce-Senators Ellison. Blanch-
ard, Hospers, Ellis Cheshire, Lehfeldt,
Harper.
Retrenchment and Recommendations
| Allyn, Perrin, Junkin, Lehfeldt, Eaton,
! Mitchell. Hurst
| Neutrality-suspicious. Druet, Eric
| son, Mitchell. Alexander, Hipwell.
Public NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Alexan-
| der, Carroll, Young, Lehfeldt, Hurst.
Rules-Senators Mitchell, Phelps
| Carpenter, Berry. Ranck.
| Horticulture and Forestry-Senators
| Bell. Hartman, Gorreli, Young, Leh.
| feldt.
Corporations-Senato Healy, Gil.
bertson, Upton. Ellis, Hipwell.
Public Lands-Senators Lothrop
| Healy Funk.
public Libraries-Senators Berry,
Mitchell. Harper.
! Trewn, Young.
Engrossed Bills-Senators Byers
| Hotchkiss. Benson.
Enrolled Bills-Senator Gilbertson
| Carroll, Ranck.
The additional committees ordered
this session
| Revision Of Code-SenatorsC Carpenter
| Trewin, Pussy, Craig Carney, Berry
/ Lothrop, Junkin, Hobart, Funk, Gil,
| bertson. Waterman, Rowen, Ranck
Harper.
! Building and Loan Associations
Senators Eaton, Lothrop, Cheshire,
| Ericsson. Junkin, Funk, Waterman,
| Rowen, Ellis, Sergeant, Downey.
| HOUSE.
The committee on code revision reportel
! in substance as follows:
| Resolved, that a standing committee q
twenty five be appointed the house to be-
| known as the code committee which shall
apportion the work TO the different standing
committees.
Early of Sac. fled a minority report to
| the report of the code committee and movec
its adoption. 1t provided for five specias
! committees Of five members each to be
designated as divisions numbered |, 3 3, 4
and 5 and the appointment of further
| committee of six whose duty would be Il
assign the different portions of the code "a
the several committees Merreu, of Gin
ton, advocated adoption of the plan Of 1873,
Governors pardon and Communication mes
sage was transmitted.
| INAUGURAL EXERCISES.
The inaugural exercises were held in the
rotunda at 30 p. m. After music by the
Des Moines band Rev. II. o. Breeder de
livered the invocation. There was music
by the Drake University Glee Cluband then
the oath was administered by CHER Justice
Rothrock. Governor Drake was then pre-
sented and delivered his address. AT it,
conclusion Senator Allison was called for
and spoke briefly, and the convention was
then dissolved.
| POpuiists and silver Men.
st. Louis, Mo-, Jan. 1.-THE Populist
national committee will meet here on
Friday to fix the time and the place
for holding the national convention.
| MANY prominent silver men are already