Worcester morning daily spy., 1898-01-11
FULLY ORGANIZED.
Presiding officers Announce Sen.
ate and House Committees.
WORCESTER PROMINENT.
Several Good Places Awarded
Her Citizens.
Senator Roe, Chairman Of the Committee
on Education-Mr Washburn, Chair
man of House Committee or
Taxation
WORCESTER PROMINENT.
Especial Dispatch to the spy.J


ing order was completed today wher
the presiding officers of the two
branches announced their committees
The forecast printed in Sundays Spy
was almost correct. In the senate the
Worcester members have been giveI
several important places, although {
little surprise is expressed at the ap
pointment of Senator Crane of Worces
ter. as the second member of the com
mittee on taxation, when it was sup
posed that he would be chairman. Ht
was chairman of the committee las
year. Senator Crane has also the com
rnittees on street railways and roads
and bridges. Senator Roe is chairman
of the committee on education and ha:
assignments to the committees on STATE
house and cities. Senator Barber O
Athol is chairman of the committee OF
agriculture, and is on liquor law anC
prisons Fairbank of Warren is OF
water supply and federal relations
Senator Cook of Milford is chairman O
liquor law, and is also on towns anC
prisons. Senator Barber is on towns
also, and Senator Crane is a member o
the committee on parishes and religious
societies.
The most important assignment il
TIE house was given to Mr.. Washburr
of Worcester. This was the chairman
ship of the committee on taxation. Mr.
Rice is chairman of water supply an(
is also on military affairs. Mr. Coomb:
is chairman of libraries, and is also OF
public service. Mr.. Gilman is on cities
Mr.. Johnson an probate and insolven
cy and constitutional amendments. Mr.
Carberry is on public service. Mr.. Rlc'
is one of the monitors of the house, anC
Mr.. Moriarty's place, as another of tn
monitors, is taken by Mr.. Russell o
Worcester. The complete lists of tn
senate and house and joint committee
will be found below.
SENATE COMMITTEES.
The senate committees are as fol
lows;
On. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Morse of tn
Cape, Irwin of Berkshire and Hamp
shire, Flint of Norfolk Williams o
Norfolk. Quirl1 of Suffolk.
On ways and means-Senators Earle!
OF Franklin and Hampshire, Roberts o
Suffolk, Gallivan of Suffolk, George o
Essex, Whittlesey of Berkshire.
On bills in the third reading-Sen
ators Chamberlain Of Plymouth, Earle!
Vi le1AiNA -
Essex.
On engrossed bills Senators Fair
bank Of Worcester, Bailey Of Essex
Quirk of Suffolk.
On rules-President; Senators Hol
der of Suffolk, Brigham of Middlesex
Williams of Norfolk, Gallivan of Suf
folk.
SENATE, JOINT.
The following are the joint STANDING
committees on the part of the senate
On agriculture Senators Barber o
worcester. Putnam of MiddleseX, Bal
ley of essex.
On banks and banking-senator
Whittlesey of Berkshire, Parsons o
Middlesex, Soule of Bristol.
On cities-Senators Putnam of Middle
sex. Roe of Worcester, Folsom of Suf
folk, Chamberlain of Plymouth,
On constitutional amendments-Sen
ators Irwin of Berkshire and Hamp
shire, Dallinger of MiddleseX, Black 0
Bristol.
Hampden, Dallinger of Middlesex
On drainage Senators Bennett of Els
sex, Roberts of Suffolk, Parsons OF Mid
On ducation-senators Roe of Wor
cester Flint of Norfolk, Flynn OF Els
sex.
Suffolk, George of Essex, Quirk of Suf
folk
On federal elations-Senators Par
sons Of NIiddlesex, Fairbank Of Worces
ter. Rourke of Suffolk.
On fisheries and game-Sen5tors Bal
ley Of Essex, Morse of the Cape, DaVl
of Suffolk.
On harbors and public lands-Senator
Hodgkins of Middlesex, Morse of tn
Cape, Bennett Of Essex.
on insurance-Senators Flint of Nor
folk, chamberlain Of Plymouth, Moral
of Bristol.
on labor-Senators Leach of Hamp
den, Moran of Bristol, Towle Of Suffolk
On NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Davis of Suf
folk, Hayes of Suffolk, Harwood of Mid
dleseX.
on iiauor Iaw-senators Cook of Wor
cester, Hayes Of Suffolk, Barber o
Worcester.
On ufactures-Senators Wood
ward of Middlesex and Essex, FOLSOM
of Suffolk, Rourke of Suffolk.
On mercantile affairs-Senators vii
liams of Norfolk, Davis of Suffolk Gal
livan of Suffolk
On metropolitan affairs
Dallinger of Middlesex, Towle of Suf
folk woodward Of Middlesex and Es
sex, Hayes of Suffolk.
On military affairs-Senators Brig
ham OF Middlesex, Woodward of Middle
sex ane Essex, Bouye of Plymouth.
On parishes and religious societies
Senators Crane of Worcester, Gauss o
Essex, Mahoney of Hamrden
On printing-Senators Black of Bris
tol, Putnam of Middlssex, Rourke 0
Suffolk.
u On prisons-Senators Cook of Worces
ter, Barber of Worcester, Mahoney o
Hampden,
On probate and insolvency-Se
Towle of Suffolk, Bouve of Plymouth
Leach of Hampden.
On public charitable institutions-San
ators Gauss of Essex. Fairbank OF W9r
cester, Moran of Bristol.
On public hcalth-Senators Folsom o
Suffolk. Rouve of Plymouth. Malone,
of Hampden
On public service-Senators George o
Essex. Farley of Franklin and Hamp
shire, Putnam Of Middlessx.
On NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Soule Of Bris
tol, Harwood Of MiddleseX. Holden 0
Suffolk, Brigham of Middlesex,
On roads and bridges-Senators Ben
nett of Essex Black OF Bristol, Gran
of Worcester.
On state house-Senatofs Holden o
suffolk. Roe Of Worcester. Soule 0
Bristol.
On street railways Senator's Irwin o
Berkshire ane Hampshire. Crane 0
Worcester. Hodgkins of MiddleseX, Bal
ley OF Essex.
On taxation-senators Harwood Q