The Springdale news., 1899-01-20
ARKANSAS LEGISLATURE Six Days Proceedings of the Ihlrty-Second General
 Assembly.
Senate Proceedin ps

in h, chair. Roll call showed twentrr;,o i5outn II the present A'io iiienpers
 frayer was offered by Senator Iobr ,, Rains or Craighead, Chaplain Dye beina -n il, Ha
 aae louihal or Mondays proceedings was Nominations for nrae;a. Senator Quarles nominated Hon T oluer' n, hlns, oi Monroe. He was unanimouslv elootaa | anu was escorted to the ciair bv canatam SuarIes ana R J. Wilson where he wac s1.rrns III py Presldent pro tenn South. Tn sa,-, worus fresldent Manning outlined to inc son' - aso nis piins TOT the session The senate then l proceeded to effect a permanent organi,o+i by eiecting the caucus nominees 'ioH Ihe respective clerks were then sworn ;
 rresluent Manning appointed the followino | oli'.oe on rules: Senators Kirby Mc 0ehee, Witt, Martin, Dowdv on motion committee was apnointnd "a notify the house that the senate was organizo1 o | and ready for business | senators Quarles, Hall and Rains ,ras o pointed to notify the governor | Anliouuctlon or bills being in order Senator Quarles sent up senate bill No 1 to nroyi6a Tor the paving ofWest Markham street sontb calendar f'''Noa on Senator Kimbel introduced senate biu nro z, the usual bill for newspapers and stamns Read twice and ordered engrossed for n third reading. 'NAA' President Manning announced his standing committees as follows:
 Judlclary-Greenfield Quarles John n Kim M Moell k- J; J. Wilson, Smith c. Martin. J. F. Nc Nemer ". F Kirby, A J. Witt W T Ham mock, G. A. Hillhouse.
 Circuit and Inferior Courts-J D. Kimbell. ner, R. A. Dowdy -' -A' = 'NN hallroads.Robert Lawrence, Geo. A. Hin- Tnouse, j.. k r; Douglass, R A Dowdy, Greenfield Quarles, w F. Kirby John D Shackleford Thomas w Hardv xviIIior, T, Hammock.
 cS County and County Lines T Lawrence w. CCiark, Eugene Lankford, Smith c Martin, Geo A. Hillhouse, Wm. F. Ferguson
 Finance-R. J. Wilson J. NJ Raines Wm. F. Ferguson, Thomas " Hardy, P T. Butler. w H. Collins, Vim. T. Hammock r. M. AcG ehee, Nelson J. Carock
 Public Charities-J. F. McNemer. J. k. P. Douglass, Robert l.. Lawrence Thomas W Hardy Greenfield Quarles.
 ,.C7,o,rporations-F. M. McGehee, w. F. Kirby, ford.
 Education-Richard A. Dowdy Lawrence w. clark, r. T. Butler, Eugene Landlord Robert L. Lawrence.
 Elections W. E. Ferguson, Smith c. Martin. J. M smith, r. T. Butler, Thos. N. Wilson.
 State I.ands-J. M. Ranes l.. w. Clark. N J. Carlock Hubert J. Hall, Wm T. Hammock
 Pen1tentiary-George A. Hillhouse k A DoWdy, Wm. T. Hammock, Jacob King Geo k Hayne.
 Militia -J. c. South. Greenfield Quarles Richard A. 'Buckner John D. Shackeford H J. Hall.
 Public Buildings and Grounds-R D. Me Mullen, J. K. r. Douglass. F. T. Butler, Jacob King, Nelson, J. Carlock.
 Public Health-Jacob King Geo R. Haynie " H. Collins, H. J. Hall, J. K. P Douglass.
 Public Printing R. A. BuclIner H. J. Hall ford
 Public Roads -wm. T. Hammock J. D. Kim Hardy.
 Mines-J. K. F. Douglass, R. J. Wilson, II. J. Hall, J c. South N. J. Carlock.
 Memorials--G. k. Haynie J. D. Shackleford J C. South Wm. Lambert, R. A Buckner.
 Temperance - Eugene Lanzf0rd Wm. E. Ferguson, F. M. McGehee, w. II. Collins ". F. Kirby. Public Expenditures-A J. Witt Wm. T. Hammock, Hubert J. Hall, T. N Wilson, Geo. A. Hilhouse.
 Agriculture Nelson J Carlock. Jacob King J Monroe Smith, W. II. Collins. k. D. Me Mullen
 Federal Relations Smith c Martin, Wm T l Hammock, J. C. smith Richard A Buckner, | Wm. Lambert.
 Apportionment-P. T. Butler. A. J Witt L. | W. Clark, R. L. Lawrence, + J. Wilson.
 Claims-Wm. Lambert, R. J. Wilson Wm. E, Ferguson, J. r. McNemer. F. NJ McGehee
 Engrossed Bills-W IL Collins J. Nj. Ranes | George R. Haynie Smith C. Martin, Eugene | Lankford
 Auditors and Treasurers' Books-John D | Shackleford, J. K. r. Douglass.
 Enrolled Bills-J Monroe smith, Richard A. | Dowdy, R. K. Lawrence. Constitutional Amendments T. W. Hardy, | W. F. Kirby. Eugene Lankford. Joint Committee on Commissioner State | Lands and Superintendent Of Public Instruc tion BoOl6s-T N. Wilson J. D. kimbeii, A. J. | Witt, Wm Lambert, L. ". Clark Senator South introduced senate bill No. 3, l to pay mileage and per diem of members. Senator Hillhouse introduced senate bill No | 4 to change tax paying time from April tc l February Read first time. The first business after recess was the sec | ond reading of senate bill No 1. Referred Senate bill No. , (Witt. The object sought | in this bill is to authorize county courts to es- tabish Repositories for county funds and other | purposes Was read second tune. Adjourned.