Gloucester County Democrat. (Woodbury, N.J.) 1878-1932, 1899-01-12


Cleef of Somerset, bill clerk, George
Powell Of Essex; assistant bill clerk
Joseph Hinger of Camden, besides tn,
usual number of doorkeepers. pages
etc. The Democrats nominated William
F. Harkins of Middlesex for clerk anC
Asher Painter of Warren for sergeant
alarms.
The following We're announced as thu
standing committees of the house:
Agriculture and Agricultural College,
Wright of Burlington, Yard Coles, Shrop
shire. Smith of Sussex.
Appropriations = Mckee. Dexheimer
Coles, Welsh. Eckert
Banks and Insurance.-Murray, Yard
Shropshire Weseman, Marnell.
Bill Revision.-Ashley, Wakelee, Mar
shall. Kreitler, Carroll
Boroughs and Borough Commissioners
-Sturr, Wakeiee. Steelman, Branden
burgh, Vollers
Claims and Revolutionary Pensions
Welsh, Dexheimer. Carr, Cooper. Marks.
Corporations.-Squir Billiard. Wood
McMurray, Ridgeway.
Education.-Yard. Lewis, Deleot, HouS
ton. Wright of Salem.
Eiections.-Bradley, Wakelee, Guenther
Lewis. White.
Engrossed BiIls.-Guenther, Squire, Steel
man, King, Smith of Warren
Game and Enthusiastically, Horner
Mungle, Marshall, Woolley.
Incidental Expenses Shropshire, Nc
Kee. Weseman, Nicklin, Bruder.
undergraduates, Bell Wood, Jones
Murphy.
Labor and Observation-Disclosures, Poole
Kreitler Houston, Butcher
NTilitia.-King, Wood Cooper, Deleot
Hall
Miscellaneous Business-Coles Bran
denburgh, Sturr Welsh, Albeit.
Municipal Corporations. = McMurray
Clark. Nicklin, Sturr. Kelaher.
Railroads and Canals.-Poole. Bradley
NIcklin. Clark, Martens.
Revision of Laws.-Bell, Jones, Mckee
Squire Benny.
Riparian Rights. = Bullard. Steelman
Ashley, Murray. Walscheid.
Stationery. = Houston, Mungle, Yard
Ashley, Heyer.
Towns and Townships.-Klein, Murray
Horner, Coles, Quaid.
Unfinished Business. = Nicklin, Bell
Guenther, Cooper. Blackwell
Ways and Means. = Lewis, Weseman
Carr, Marshall Butcher.
Public Observation-Disclosures turr. Wrigh
of Burlington Carr, Martens.
ASSEMBLY JOINT COMMITTEES.
Steelman. Coles. Ashley. Bruder
Federal Relations.-Houston. Weseman
Bell, Wright of Burlington. Marks.
Industrial School For Girls.-Murray
Marshall, Welsh, Sturr, Martens.
Passed Bills.-Wood, Kreitler, Shrop
shire. Ashley. Benny.
Public Grounds and Buildings.-Sturr
DeIeot, Poole. Carr. White.
Printing shropshire, Wakelee, McMur
raw Rrandenhurph Butcher
Reform School For Boys.-Wright o
Burlington Bradley, McKee, Welsh. Muir
ply.
School For Deaf Mutes.-Welsh, Steel
man. Mungle, Yard, Marnell
Sinking Fund.-Cooper Lewis. Billiard
McMurray, Carroll
Soldiers Home-Yard, King, Klein, Bell
Smith of Sussex.
State Notwithstanding, Coles, Dex
heimer, Poole. Hall.
State Library.-Jones. Wakelee, Mar
shall Wood Albeit.
State Prison.-Horner. Squire, Nicxlin
Weseman. Wright of Salem
Treasurer's Acconnts.-Clark, Carr Nc
Kee. Squire. Smith of Warren.
SenatOrship and inaugural.
On next Tuesday the two houses o
the legislature will meet in joint session
to elect John Kean of Union count!
United States senator to succeed Sena
tor James Smith on March next. Hi
nomination was agreed upon in join
Republican caucus yesterday afternoon
Both houses this week appointed
committees to arrange for Governo
Elect Voorhees, Inauguration. Follow
ing are the two committees:
On part of the senate, Senator
Hutchinson, Francis and Braun.
On part of the house. Assemblymel
Guenther, Wood. Bradley and Murphy.
These committees will of course &C
conformity. The Inauguration will TAX
place in the Taylor Opera House mex
Tuesday, Chief Justice Magic admins
tering the oath of office. The governor
on arrival at the executive chamber
win hold a public reception Afternoon
and evening.
The Governors Message.
Acting Governor Watkins message t,
the legislature included an interesting
synopsis of the reports of the various
state departments but the acting gov
ernor excused himself from making an,
suggestions as to legislation, first, be
cause this would be fully attended t,
oy Governor Elect Voorhees,, and sec
ondly, because being a member of tn
legislative body it hardly seemed il
goo,t taste Tor him to indulge in recon
mendations to his associates. Mr. Wat
kins paid a trlpute to our citizen sol
6iers, however.