The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1898-06-01

| Duane Aldricb, John Warner. John X.
Hicks and njamin II. Robinson, Jr.
Special legislation = George Lewis
Smith, William a. Hoelk or, Edward l..
freeman, Walter >. Reynolds anu George
w. hammond.
state prorertv-william Duane Als-
rich, A. Herbert Ward, Tho,Las X.
browne. George IL. Fisks and Byron j
Cowee.
Militia-Jersmiah W. Horton. George
Lemunyop, Nicholas r. Rsiner. j.
Edward StudIey and Arthur Il. Austin.
Charles Il. weeden, A. Herbert Ward.
Walter =. Reynolds and Walter Prica.
Charities and Corrections-Andrew b.
Whipple, John Warner, George j. Greene
Samuel b. Hoxsie. Jr., Peter =. Gaskin.
Fisheries Benjamin TaIlman. Benjamin.
browne, George A. Lemunyon, Charles
f. Weeden, William w. Congdon.
Agriculture--Benjam Tallman, George
Lewis Smith, Benjamin +. Robinson. Jr.,
Charles j. Greene, Peter j. Gaskip.
Pardons Henry p. Eldridge, Nicholas
f. Reiner, Andrew b. Whipple.
Joint Committee Of the Senate.
Executive Communications - Wiilism
Gregory, jeremiah w. Horton, John f.
Fiske, Jr.
Accounts and Claims--Heury F. An
thony. Henry p. EIdredge, Samuel B.
Hoxsie, Jr.
Printing. Howard 8. Babcock, William
w. Congdon, Byron }. Cowee.
Rules and Orders-Ed ward l.. Freeman,
Frederick Easton, John F. Fiske, Jr.
Engrossed Acts - Leroy l.. Chillson.
Thomas r. browne, John r. Hicks.
Public health George X. Fiske. Chris
tophsr K. Chnmplin and George X.
Money.
Heal estate-Charles T.. weeden. George
+. A. Beane and George E. Money.
Then followed the message of the gov
ernor In relation To the Reorganization OF
the state militia, az stated In yesterdays
News.
From the House was received resclu-
tlon inviting the Senate to join the
House In grand committee for the pur-
pose OF electing the necessary State
officers. and the invitation was accepted
senator Freeman presented . resolu-
tion providing for the submission Of sne
proposed new constitution 20 the Ueorle
for approval. Rsflrtsd to judiciary COM
mittee.
Also bill Increasing the salary Of the
assistant attorney general from $1,000 to
Also bill In amendment OF char ter 293
emb0dying amendments TO tho militia
law recommended by Governor Dyer;
committee on militia.
In the House.
The House was called to order By
Speaker Holden at 10 o'clock, with 3
quorum present.
After the transaction of some minor
routine business, Speaker Holden an
nounced his House committees, Al fol-
lows:
Judiciary-w w. Blodsett, James B.
Hanaforu, Erwin j. France, Charlss y.
Graz, John 4. Blodgstt. John III. Weth~
erell and Joseph q. Moore.
Special lsRisIation-Ch d. KIM
bali, Samuel Norris. Jr., Charles A.
Curtis and Luoius II. q. Garvin.
Finance-Hsnvy ID. Heydon. Samuel
G. Peck, John Il. Remlinger, Philo T..
Thayer. Henry X. Barker. John p. sam
bern ard Edward A. Perrin.
Corrorations-Edwa ward q. Dubois. John
w. Rogers. Edward Thayer, HENRI U.
Luther, George X. Lawton, Joseph Bou-
vier and q. A. Potter.
Neutrality-suspicious. s. Rich, James
II. Chase, j. Erwin Maxson, Oscar A.
Newell Royal H. Glncding. Elmer j.
KathDun and Philo Il. Thayer.
Rules and ordsrs-John l.. hsmlinRsr,
Charles ID. kimball, John T. Kenyon,
Albert Roberts, John r. Sanborn, Henry
X. Barker and Edwin A. Perrin.
Militia-Jonn 4. Kenyon. william
Ames, John II. wethsreil. George 4.
Briggs. Eugene B. ponton. Adolphus r.
Davis and Ezra X. Parker.
Charities ana corrections Oscar
Newell. William r. Lewis DR.. Walter E.
Brayton. George l.. Pierce and Albert
v. Hicks. y
Fisheriss-G George r. Lawtop. James
X. Chase, EibridRe L Stoddard, Edward
b. Hall and Ray Il. Lewis.
Eleotions-Harry G. Curtia William d.
Cross, Sandford Il. Kinnecom, William
Shepley and Alfred ii. Lafayette.
griculture-- Randall A. Harrinaton.
Curtis II. Foster Christopher l.. Holden.
George L. Barber and Michael T. Burus.
state property-Albelt Roberts. william
A. Randall, Edmund q. walling, Nathan
lei q. Carpenter and Arnold A. Mann.
Public In nstltutions--Hsnry ID. Heydou,
Stephen B. kicb, William ID. Cross.