The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1897-01-13

Federal Relationships, Macarthur Miller,
Pottgieser, Reishus
Finance-Wyman. Stockton, Barr Hodge,
Knatvold, Spencer, Masterman, Stebbins,
Wing.
Forestry and Fire Protecti6n-Lloyd, shee-
han, Hodge, Larson, Macarthur Smith, Ring
DIAL.
Game and Game Laws-Hanson Hodge,
Howard. Miller. Currer.
Geological and Natural History Survey
Culkin, Durham, Theden, Stebbins, Peterson,
ReiShus.
Grain and Warehouse-Jones. Cole Johnson,
A. e., Spencer. Thorpe Young, SwemngsOn,
Heneman. Fuller, Whitney, Sevatson, Ring
dial. Hanna.
Hospital for Insane-stebbins Cole, Peter
son, Durham, Schaller.
Immigration - Theden, Iltis, Heneman.
Indian Affairs-Smith Fuller, Roverud, Hits,
Ringdal
Illuminating Ois-Dunham, Ozmun, Master
man, Larson, Cole.
Thompson, Miller sweningsen,
Wing, Potter.
Internal Improvement Larson French
johnson. A. c., Peterson, Roverud.
Observation-Disclosures Culkin Greer, How
ard McHale Morgan Ozmun, Schaller, Shee-
han, Spencer, Sperry, Stevens, Thompson,
Yale Young.
Labor-Peterson, Larson, Young, Theden,
Reshus.
Library ozmun. Lloyd, sperry, Thompson,
Morgan.
Logs and Lumber-Fuller; Hodge, johnson,
w. E., Smith, Keller.
Legislative Observation-Disclosures, Miller,
Ozmun, Hanson, Fuller, Wyman McfIale.
ManufactuI es-French, Knatvold Lloyd,
Roverud, Keller.
Military Affairs Whitney. French, Dun
ham, Currer, Hanna.
Mines and Minerals Spencer. Stevens,
Whitney. Jones. Cole. Theden, Hanna.
Normal Schools Yale, Peterson, Barr,
Printing-Miller, Masterman, Roverud, Full
Ter. Day.
Public Buildings Johnson, w. E., Ozmun,
Macarthur Thorpe Day.
Public Schools Dodge, Ozmun, CuIxin,
Sperry, Stebbins, French. Roverud, Barr, Me
Hale.
Public Health, Dairy and Food-Potter, Lar
son, Durham, Cole, Heneman Johnson, A. g..
Day.
Public Parks-Pottgieser, Currier, Spencer
French, Howard.
Railroads-Stockton. Jones. Fuller, Peter
son, Pottgieser, Smith, Lloyd, Thompson,
Hanson Young, Potter, Keller, Cronkhite
Arthur. Greer. Reishus.
Retrenchment and Recommendation, Lar
son, Pottgieser, Smith, Cronkhite.
son, A. G. Larson, Ringdal.
State Prison = Masterman, Sweningsen
Jones. Culkin, Knatvold, Wyman, Yale,
Stevens, Keller, McHale Schaller.
State Public Schools-Wing, Yale, Sperry,
Sweningsen, Hereman.
State Soldiers Home - Durham Johnson,
w E., Stevens. Iltis Keller.
Taxes and Tax Laws-Greer Potter, Thorpe,
Hodge, Smith, Stockton, Morgan.
Temperance - Cole, Masterman Stebbins,
Pottgieser Schaller.
Towns and Counties-Heneman, Whitney,
Masterman, French Sheehan.
University and University Lands-Sperry,
Wyman, Greer, Young, Day.
The committee list will be a source of much
contention during the session, If the talk
yesterday is any criterion. In fact the
friends of Senator Sheehan, who suspected
h. AaEo. tI,,A 49,
ton might muster the requisite votes, and
who laid down absolutely when the matter
reached the solitude of the committee room
seemed to have been playing possum,' and
after the adjournment they took up the
cudgels again. Some of Sheehan's friends
said that while Stevens might have the tenn
porgty victory, they would not only 'get
him" yet, but with him his friends, Ozmun
and Pottgieser.
Senator Ozmun, in fact did not share in
the plums of the general distribution yester-
day. His places in the list. so far as named
are the chairman of the committee on library
with places on Illuminating oils, legislative
expenses, public buildings and public lands.
| These are practically the same as he had last
session. When the reading of the list was
finished, Senator OZmun asked to be excused
from the craftsmanship, and President Gibbs,
with what was biting, even if an unntended
sarcasm, reminded Senator Stevens close
friend that the committee could "settle that
matter for ITSELF" under the rules. 1t is
possible. of course, that Mr.. Ozmun may
yet get place on the committee municipal
corporations, but this is rather doubtful, as
the general opinion is that President Gibbs
idea in Withholding the municipal corpora
tions committee that he wanted to save
that Craftsmanship for Senator Sheehan which
he had slated for Senator Stevens. 1t is pos
sible that Senator OZmun may yet be ap-
pointed on the committee on reapportionment
Senator Pottgieser is chairman of the COM
mittee on public parks and his places on
temperance census, federal relations rail-
roads and retrenchments and - orms
Senator Stevens, beside his judiciary chair
! prison, soldiers home, mines and minerals
| and corporations. He Jared best of all the
I Ramsey senator's in this respect
Senator Sheehan, losing his judiciary chair
manship, Jared worst of all, unless he should
! get the head Of the committee on municipal
! corporations, or, perchanee, reapportionment.
! AS yet he has only places on the committees
! on forestry and fire protection, towns and
counties and judiciary
! Ramsey, being only part of the congresson-
! al district, fares less fortunately in the dis
| tribution than does Hennepin, in spite of
! the fact that Senator's Howard and Morgan,
! the silver men, saved little from the wreck
| of their former hopes.
Senator Wyman is chairman of the finance
| committee and member of the committees
| on legislature expenses, state prison and uni
! versity and university lands.
Senator w E. Chairman claims
and public buildings committee, and member
1 of committees on logs and lumber and SOL
! dierS' home
/ Senator Potter-Chairman public health
| dairy and food committee, with place on COM
mittees on insurance, railroads and taxes and
| tax laws. He and Wyman Jared the best Of
! Hennepin members.
! Senator Thelden--Chair immigration COM
! mittee, and places as follows: Drainage, edu-
/ cation, geological and natural history survey
! labor, mines and minerals.
or the silver trio Morgan perhaps Jared
| best. All three are on Judiciary and Morgan
is on library and chairman Of corporations.
Neither of the others has a Craftsmanship.
Howard has places on education, game laws,
| judiciary and public parks Day is on print
| ing, public lands, public health, dairy and
| food, and university and university lands
/
Probably the most chagrined men In the
| city last night were the friends of Senator
! Sheehan. They were open in condemnation
! OF what they were frank to term the weak
ness of Lieut.. Gov. Gibbs, whom thew cred-
| tied with a suppliant compliance with the
wishes of the Stevens faction. even IL he
did not inspire the Greer resolution when in
| their view OF 1t he should have appointed
Sneehan in fulfillment Of the pledges they