Custer weekly chronicle. [volume] (Custer City, S.D.) 1890-1931, 1897-08-07

vid Meekison, Ohio; Marcus A. Smith,,
Arizona, democrats
Indian ~Affairs-James S. Sherman,
New York; Charles Curtis, Kansas; l.
+. Fisher, New York; j.. NJ. Eddy, Min
nesota; Alexander Stewart, Wisconsin,;
James +. Lacey, Iowa: Horace O.. Sno-
yer, Michigan; Charles d. Lands, Indi-
ana; Samuel j. Burrows. Massachu-
sets; Horace b.. Packer, Pennsylvania;
Charles E. Pearce, Missouri, republic
ans. John s. Little, Arkansas; William
A. Jones, Virginia; Elijah b. Lewis.
Georgia; John H.. Stephens, Texas; Will
liam T. Zenor, Indiana; NJ. Z. Benton,
Missouri; Marcus A. Smith, Arizona,
democrats.
Territorles-William S. Knox, Massa-
chusetts; L. b. Low, New YORK; case
Frederick, Kansas; Loren Fletcher'
Minnesota: NJ. Griffin, Wisconsin; w.
T. 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; IL.
3. Ferguson, New Mexico, democrats.
Public Buildings and Grounds-David
III. Mercer, Nebraska; j. d. Hicks, Penn
sylvania; S. G.. Hilborn, California;
Charles w. Gillett, New York; George
White, Illinois; Richard Bartholdt, MIS-
souri,; Edwin G. Burleigh, Missouri:
George w. Weymouth, Massachusetts,;
Benjamin +. Hollowell, New Jersey; {.
p. Corr, West Virginia, republicans.
John II. Bankhead, Alabama, demo-
r Harry Skinner. North Carolina.
populist. j. S. Little, Arkansas; Robert
Broussard, Louisiana; william q.
Brantley, Georgia, democrats.
Pacific Railroads.&c.. Henry Powers,
Vermont; William p. Hepburn, Iowa;
Ashley Il. Wright, Massachusetts; w.
c. Arnold, Pennsylvania; George W..
Faris, Indiana; william $. Kirkpatrick,
Pennsylvania; d. NJ. Hurley, New
York; F. j.. Clark. New Hampshire;
Wells d. Shattuc, Ohio. republicans.
James B. Mcclure, Iowa; b. w. Car
mack, Tennessee; william II. Fleming,
Georgia.; William ]. Slayden, Texas;
William ". Sullivan. Mississippi; j. A.
Cooney, Missouri, democrats.
Invalid Pensions-George w. Ray, New
York; c. A. Sulloway, New Hampshire; G.
s. Kerr, Ohio; Vespasian Warner, Illinois;
II. c. Brewster, New York; Henry +. Glib
bon, Tennessee; ]. G. S~turtevant, Tennes-
see; f. S. Haney, Connecticut; l.. A. Bar
Der, Maryland; Sam w. Smith, Michigan,
republicans. c.. b. Mcclellan, New York;
Robert Morris, Illinois; j. 5. Botkin' Kan
sas; James A. Gorton, Ohio, democrats.
Curtis Castle, California, populist.
immigration and Observation-Disclosures
,.. nAta. CbarIae ~ EOUlar New
Jersey: r. B. Mahany, New York; S. w.
Mccall, Massachusetts; NJ. N. Johnson,
North Dakota; Edward Z. Robbins, Penn
~sylvania; Joseph v. Graft, Illinois, repub-
licans. Wilson, South Carolina;
c. J.. Otey, Virginia; sydney Pepper, Vir-
GINA, democrats. William l. Greene, Me-
braska, popu.ist.
L~abor-John j. Gardner, New Jersey;
Joseph H.. Walker, Massachusetts,; James
l. McCleary, Minnesota: William Lorimer
Illinois: j. K. Showalter, Pennsylvania;
Aaron V. S. Cochran, New YORK; Isaac
Barber, Maryland, republicans. V. j. Rob
ert. South Carolina; William a. Young,
Virginia; Ferdinand Brakeman, M!chi'
gan. Thomas w. Simms, Tennessee, dem
ccrats.
Nuitia-Benjam!n +. Marsh, Illinois
Case Frederick, Kansas; George u. Spal,
ding. Michigan: !. j. Fenton, Ohio; War
rem Miller, West Virginia; !. c. Burley
Mississippi; l.. L. Robbins, Pennsylvania
S. j. Barrows, Massachusetts, republicans
r. Kleberg, Texas; John ii. c. Nerstage
New York: John II. Fowler, North caro-
lima. William Stark, Nebraska; Charles Is
Wheeler. New York, democrats.
Following are the chairmen or the less
important committees: -
Elections Committee-No. !, Robert II
TAYLOR, Ohio. No. .. Henry u. johnson
Indiana. No. 3, James a. Walker Var
ginia. n
sinp; River-Richard Bartholdt, Missouri
Education-G. a. Crow, Pennsylvania.
Merchant Marine and Fisheries-S. y
Payne, New York.
Railways and Canals-Charles A. Chick
ering, New YORK. ~ "a,
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. w. Faris, lndi
Mines and Mlning-Charles II. Grosven
or, Ohio.
Patcnts-Josiah d. Hicks, Pennsylvania
Penslons-Henry ID. Loudenslager, New
Jersey.
War Claims-Thaddeus NJ. Mahon, Penn
%sylvania.
Illinois. =,
Revision of the Laws-Vespasian Wal
ner. Illinois.
Reform in mo ClNl rVlce-Marr
Brosius, Pennsylvania.
Election of President, Vice Presiden
and Representatives IN Congress-John l.
Corliss, Michigan.
Alcoholic Liquor Trafic-H. C. Brew
ster, New York.
Ventilation and Acoustics-Joe p. Heat
woe, Minnesota.
Irrigation Of Arid Lands-William r. F.
lis. oregon.
Expenditures in the State Department
l.. T.. Quigg, 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.. Stewart, New Jersey.
Expenditures in the Postoffice Depart
ment-Irving z. Wagner, Pennsylvania.
Expenditures in the Interior Departmer
Charles u. Curtis, Kansas.
Expenditures of Public B~uildings-P. {
riculture-C. w. Gillet, New York.
Expenditures of Publis B~uildings-P. {
Colson, Kentucky.
Accounts-B. b. O'Dell, tr., New York.
Printing-George d. Perkins, Iowa.
Library-Alfred c. Hartman, Pennsy
vania.