The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1897-07-31
vid Meekison, Ohio; Marcus A. Smith,

vid Meekison, Ohio; Marcus A.. Smith,
Arizona. democrats.
Indian Affairs-James S. Sherman,
New York; Charles Curtis, Kansas: 1.
II. Fisher, New York: j. Nj. Eddy, Min
nesota: Alexander Stewart, Wisconsin;
James f. Lacey. Iowa, Horace G. Sno-
Yer, Michigan; Charles b. Lands, Indi-
ana: Samuel j. Burrows, Massachu-
sets; Horace B. Packer, Pennsylvania;
Charles L. Pearce, Missouri, republic
ans. John S. Little. Arka'sa. :. Miam
A. Jones. NirgtNt., "a e. lxssis,
Georgia; John 4. Stephens. Texas; VIII
liam I. Henor. Indiana; NJ. L. Benton.
Missouri; Marcus A. Smith, Arizona,
democrats.
Territorles-William S. Knox. Massa-
chusetts; +. b. Low. New FORK; Case
Broderick, Kansas; Loren Fletcher,
Minnesota: NJ. Griffin, Wisconsin,; w.
7. Foote, jr., New York; j. A. Hemen-
way, Indiana; William S. Mesick, Mich
igan, republicans. William McAleer,
Pennsylvania: A.. j. Hunter, Illinois;
John A. Moon, Tennessee; John w
Crawford. Texas; James M. Griggs
Georgia; Marcus A. Smith, Arizona; II.
b. Ferguson, New Mexico, democrats.
Public Buildings n Grounds-David
II. Mercer, Nebraska; j. D. Hicks, Penn
~sylvania; S. G. Hilborn, California;
Charles w. Gillett, New York; George
While, Illinois; Richard Barthoidt, Mis-
souri,; Edwin C. Burleigh, Missouri;
George w. Weymouth. Massachusetts,;
Benjamin F. Hollowell, New Jersey; G.
p. Oorr. West Virginia, republicans.
John H. Bankhead, Alabama. demo-
crat. Harry Skinner, North Carolina,
populist. j. S. Little, Arkansas; Robert
Broussard, Louisiana; William G..
Brantley, Georgia, democrats.
Pacific Railroads.&c.. Henry Powers,
Vermont; William p. Hepburn, Iowa:
Ashley b. Wright, Massachusetts,; w.
C. Arnold, Pennsylvania; George w.
Faris, Indiana; William S. Kirkpatrick,
York; r. j. Clark, New Hampshire;
Wells b. shattuc, Ohio, republicans.
James b. Mcguire. Iowa; q. w. Car
mack, Tennessee; William FL. Fleming.
Georgia; William I. Slayden. Texas;
William V. Sullivan. Mississippi; j. A.
Cooney. Missouri. democrats.
invalid Pensions-George w. Ray. New
York; G. A. Sulloway. New Hampshire: C.
s. Kerr, Ohio: Nespasian Warner, Illinois:
II. C. Brewster, New York; Henry r. Glib
bon, Tennessee; j. C. Sturtevant, Tennes-
see; j.. S. Haney. Connecticut; L.. A. Bar
her, Maryland; Sam w. Smith. Michigan.
republicans. G. b. Mcclellan, New York;
Robert Morris, IlNnois; ]. S. Botkin, Kan
sas: James A. Gorton, Ohio, democrats.
Curtis Castle, California. populist.
Immigration and Natural. z~ation-Lucien
j. Fenton. Ohio: Charles n. Fowler. New
Jersey; r. Il. Mahany, New York; S. w
Mccall. Massachusetts; NJ. N. Johnson.
North Dakota; Edward L. Robbins, Penn
%sylvania: Joseph ". Graft, Illinois, repub-
leans. Stanyarne Wilson, South Carolina:
c. j. otey, Virginia; Sydney Pepper, Vir-
GINA. democrats. William ]. Greene, Ne
braska, popu.ist.
Labor-John j. Gardner, New Jersey:
Joseph II. Walker, Massachusetts; James
1. McCleary, Minnesota; William Lorimer,
Illinois; j. X. S~howalter, Pennsylvania;
Aaron V. S. Cochran, New York; Isaac
Barber, Maryland, republicans. V. j. Rob
ert, South Carolina; William A.. Young,
Virginia; Ferdinand Brakeman, Michi-
gan; Thomas w. Simms, Tennessee, dem
ocrats.
Militla-Benjamin f. Marsh, Illinois;
Case Frederick, Kansas; George T.. Spal-
ding, Michigan; I. j. ~I'enton, Ohio; War
rem Miller. West Virginia; 1. c. Burley,
Mississippi; e. L. Robbins, Pennsylvania;
$, j: Barrows, MassaGhusetts, republicans.
New York; John II. Fowler, North Caro-
lima; William Stark, Nebraska: Charles X.
Wheeler, New York, democrats.
Following are the chairmen of the less
important committees:
Elections Committee-No. 1. Robert II.
TAYLOR, ohio. No. 2, Henry U. johnson,
Indiana. No. 8, James y. Walker. Viz
Sinia.
Levee and Improvements of the Missis-
sippi River-Richard %Bartholdt, Missouri.
llducation-G. A. Grow, Pennsylvania:
Merchant Marine and Fisheries-S. L.
Payne, New York,
Railways and Canals-Charles "A. Chick
ering, New York.
Mines and Mining-Charles II. Grosven-
or, Ohio.
Pens.ons-Henry D.. Loudenslager. New
Jersey.
C:ailms-C. N. Brumm, Pennsylvania.
War Claims-Thaddeus M. Mahon, Penn
~sylvania.
Private Land C~laims-George w. Smith,
Illinois.
Revision of the Laws-vespasian War
ner, Illinois.
Reform in me Civil service-Marriot,
Brosius, PENNSYLVANIA.
Election of President, Vice President
and Representatives in Congress-John Il
Corliss. Michigan.
[hltO!Olic Liquor iiiilc-Il. y. brew
ster. New York.
Ventilation and Acoustics-Joel p. Heat
woe, Minnesota.
Irrigation of Arid Lands-William R. FL.
lis. Oregon
Expenditures in the State Department
l.. l.. Cuigg, New York.
Expenditures in the Treasury Depart.
ment-Robert G.. Cousins, Iowa.
Expenditures in the War Department
w. w. Grout, Vermont.
Expenditures in the Navy Department
T Il Gtot.art Nav Jarspv
Expenditures in the Postofilce Depart.
ment-lrving p. Wagner. Pennsylvania.
Expenditures in the Interior Department
Charles d. Curtis, Kansas.
Expenditures of Public Ruildings-P.
~ricuiture-C. w. Gillct, New York.
Expenditures of Publis Buildings-P. G
Coison, Kentucky.
A~ccounts-B. b. O'Dell, ir.. New York.
Print.ng-George D. Perkins, Iowa.
Library-Alfred c. Hartman, Pennsyl.