The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1897-01-14
WILL HAVE CLERKS.
Members of the Senate to Have
Clerks
After the Usual SquabbleAbout
1t.
appointment of Senate COMMITTEES by
the Lieutenant Governor Yesterday.

Members of the senate will after all
De allowed clerks, as has been the GUS
tom in previous legislatures. reso-
luton in reference to this was present
ed by Senator Sterne yesterday and
adopted.
The p Populist and two Democratic
members of the senate are the chair
men of the 20 senate committees, and
the clerks appointed by each chairman
VIII have to perform both the work of
the committee and the senator's private
work The clerks of all the Republican
senators will have a much easier time,
as no committee work falls to their
share.
The following clerks have been ap-
pointed for committees:
Elections, John Burtrueson; engrossed
pllls, W. j. Carver and Miss Nellie
Forney; public buildings, W. A New
man; printing, w. r. Baker of Beloit;
mining, f. NJ. Sprecker; charita BILE in
situations, Mabel M. Householder; agri-
culture, Miss Ella c. King; manufac-
lures, W. T. DUNCAN; ways and means,
Fred Sewers, clerk and Miss Viola
Bishop, stenographer; railroads, Grant
w. Harrington; cities of the first class,
W. K .Slavin; temperance, William
Roberts; health, Charles Hills; educa-
ton, George w. Frinch; judiciary,
Henry Mclean; military, George w.
Ifiand; federal relations, J. j. Dorsey:
corporations, John Carpenter; cities of
the second and third class, E. H. Gam
bic; municipal Indebtedness, c. w. Nc
Donald.
The following Republican senators
have also appointed clerks:
Senator W. F. Benson, Walter L.
Holcomb; Senator Royal Matthews, r.
Johnson, c. L. Johnson; Senator B. F.
Wallack, Ben Wal1ack; Senator w. E.
Sterne, o. K. Swayze
SENATE COMMITTEES
foil
been appointed by Lieutenant Governor
Harvey:
udiciary-Crossen. Farrely, Camp
bell Ryan, Forney, Hart, Hesson,
Coleman, Lamb.
Ways and means-Lewellfng Harris,
King. Jumper. Sheldon, Stocks, Sterne.
Elections-Young, Benson, Cooke,
Coleman, Fulton.
Federal relatiOns-Shaffer, Pritchard
Caldwell, Morrow, Wallack.
Railroads-Harris, Lewelling, House
holder, Helmick, Forney, Hanna, John
son, Fulton, Morrow.
Assessment and taxaton-Benson
Braddock, Caldwell, Matthews, Stocks
Fees, salaries and mileage-Jumper,
Mosher, Hart, Hesson, Sterne.
Municipal dness-Mosher, For
ney, Farrely, Ryan, Shaffer, Sterne,
Johnson.
Corporations = Campbell, Farrely
Mosher Stocks, Fulton.
Roads and bridges-Caldwen, Hell
State affairs-Helm, Lewelling, Camp
bell, Battey. Fulton.
County seats and county 1ines-Hart,
Hanna, Braddock, Hesson, Morrow.
Military affairs and claims-Helmicl1,
Pritchard, Reser, Wallack, Battey.
Public health-Reser, LeWelling, Shell
don, Sterne, Hesson.
mperance-Pritchard, Harris, Hell
mick, Battey. Fulton.
Agriculture and rrigation-King, Hell
! mick. Hanna, Titus, Crossen, Pritch-
ard. Morrow, Matthews, Fulton.
Penal MISUNDERSTANDING, Cros-
sen, Fields, Battey, Wallack.
Charitable stitutions-Householde
Mosher, King, Sterne, Johnson.
Manufactures and Industrial pursuits
-Braddock, Young, Shaffer, Hesson,
Johnson.
Mines and Milling-Ryan, Jumper,
Householder, Wallack, Morrow.
Banks and insurance-Farrely, Camp
bell Lupfer, Johnson, Matthews.
Printing-Cooke, Young, Householder,
| Stocks, Morrow.
Education and educational institu-
tions-Titus, Lupfer, Hart. Coleman.
Lamb.
Public buildings-Hanna, Armstrong,
Harris, Sterne, Johnson.
| Cities of the first class-Zimmer,k King,
Hanna, Fields, Matthews, Sterne, Hes
son.
Cities of the second and third class
Sheldon, Farrely, Shaffer, Johnson,
| Stocks.
District apportionment-Lup Helm,
| Sheldon, Ryan, thinner, Benson, Stocks,
| Coleman, Wallack.
Engrossed bills-Forney, Helm, Reser,
| thinner Wallack.
! Enrolled bills-Fields. Titus, Benson,
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