Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1900-01-18
SECOND INAUGURAL
OF GOVERNOR SHAW
Ceremony Occurs in Des Moines
Auditorium and Is Witnessed
by Immense Crowd.
THE SENATE COMMITTEES NAMED
lieutenant Governor NIiIliman An.
hounces His Assignments.
Fred White Nominated
for Senator.
THE SENATE COMMITTEES NAMED

DeS MONIES, Ia, Jan. 12.-Ihe lnaug.
uration of Governor Leslie M. Shaw
for his second term as chief executive
of Iowa took place this afternoon, in
the presence of one of the largest au-
dicnces that has ever witnessed such
ceremony. 1t has been customary
for many years to hold the Inaugural
ton in the great rotunda of the cap
tolls lower floor. This year the joint
committee determined to hold it ii,
the new auditorium, where 1000 PEG.
Pile Gun be comfortablye seated.
The two houses held bnief and I'M
eventfnl sessions i'm the forenoon, fol
lowing which adjournment was taken
till 1880 p. IN. At that hour the houses
went INTO joint session in the house
chamber. The joint session then adj
journed to the auditorium, the legis-
lators marching out at the east door
of the capitol to carriages in waiting.
The governor, his staff, state officers
and supreme judges, at the same time
left the executive rooms and We're
placed in carriages. The procession
included a mounted military escort,
formed by consolidating Troop A,
Iowa National guard, and the Lincoln
Hnssars, of Des MONIES, under com
mand of Colonel L. G. Pratt. The
procession moved to the auditorium,
where the exercises began at $3.50.
Lieutenant Governor NIilliman pre-
sided, and the legislators and state Of
ticers occupied reserved seats i'm the
front of the house. On the stage were
the Iowa State Military band and a
large number of guests of Governor
Shaw, Lieutenant Governor N1il1iman
and the state officers.
After music by the band and the
singing of "America" by the Apollo
club, OF Des Moines, the Invocation
was delivered by Rev. Il. Mckay Stew
art, of Des Nloines. 1.-THE Warrior
Bold" was sung by the Apollo club,
and then Chief Justice Chas. L.
Granger, of the supreme court, adj
ministered the oath of Office to Gov
ernor Shaw and Lieutenant Governor
Milliman.
Governor Shaw was then presented
to the audience and delivered his in
augural address.
At the conclusion of the address
there We're more musical numbers.
and then the joint convention formal
ly adjourned to the house chamber.
The carriages were taken once moro,
and the procession moved back to the
capitol, where the joint convention
dissolved.
Senate Committees.
On returning to it's chamber, the
senate listened to the announcement
of the committees for the session, as
follows:
Ways and Means-JunlSin, Healy, Per-
Penrose, Hopkins, Griswod, Lister,
Brighton, Crossley, Bolter, Emmert and
mdiciary-Cheshire Eaton, Blanchard,
Mullan, Titus, Macarthur, Hazelton, Hub
bard, Boiler, , Porter and Ball
Smith, Classen, Bachman, Mofilt, McIn.
tire, Wilson, Gorrell, Lyons and Tall
man.
Railroads-Penrose. Blanchard. Ho-
bart, Craig. Classen, Eaton, Mardis
Arthaud, Smith, Griswold, kirkpatrick,
BBachman; Young, Alberson, Bishop and
Cities and Towns-Trewin, Mullan, AL
e.T I;lll cheshire. Hayward, Harriman,
JiaIeiton, Brlghlon, HUBBARD, MardlS
and Nolan.
suppression of 1ntemperance-Perrin,
l Finch Harrlman Mallaee, hewis, Ar
Cornell, Emmert and Lyons.
saer tc MsArapr d Juan r MS5
Garst, Wilson and Porter
Observation-Disclosures Classen, Ar
tha9,d,, Wallace, croysl!sy, Fitchpsatrick,
Nolan.
Constitutional Amendments and suf-
frase-Eaton, Allyn. Blanchard, Perrin,
inssranee-c raig,', Hobart, Allyn, Per-
Tin, Hayward, AIu,lan cheshirei Moitit
Crossiey. Hopkins, Motif, Lister, Fitch,
patrick, McIntire and Townsend.
opins Penrose rneh ay Wilson kyn
and Tallman.
=, Building ,a \. ,,a and LeanmIea ally Marais.
son. ao ToWnsend and Saf Porter Titus Aber
Labor-Mardis, Brighton, Alexander,
Classen, Smith, Wallace, Lyons, Lambert
and Nolan.
Mines and Mining Titus. Cheshire,
blanchard. Craig, Griswold, Fitchpatrick,
Bishop, Nolan and Porter.
Senatorial and REPRESENTATIVE Districts
Finch. Eaton, Hazelton., Hubbard. Nc
Arthur, Hobart, Lister, Gorrell Nolan,
Bail and Lyons.
nghwaysMs1afs Y LEWIS Gasssn
Corporations Blanchard Lis.
ter, HIazelton,, Hubbard, Healy. Moftit.
Compensation of Public Officers-Mul-
IAN, Cheshire. Smith, Griswold, Porter,
Mclntire and Nolan.
Public Health-Bachman, Eaton ALVIN.
Motif. Macarthur. Mullan, Brighton, Lam
bert. Emmert, Gorrell and Alberson.
Educational 1nstitutions-.cross AL
e, ;ii1 penrose, Craig, Tallman Bolter,
neaiy unsin. Bshop Porter sia ra1maa
a' Pha M'lseH 4avward 1,n,,,n
Hubbard Garst. Bachman, Gorrell,
Young and Lambert.
Penitentiaries and Pardons-McArthur,
and Lyons.
TrsMa eaERtoIRd a ahsshi5s
Federal Relations-Lister, Kirkpatrick,
Craig, Lewis, Bolter, Young and Wilson.
s GhaT 1it,,l lnstit9tion;s;m7Hayward Ho-
Elections Hazeiton, Garst. Hartman.
feTr err Tallma,n, Gorrel! and. Townsend.
perrin potep Emmert and Yon Garst'
Commerce-Griswo Penrose, Alexan-
DER, Arthaud, Lister, Ball and McIntire.
~, Public Buildings, Kirkpatrick, Mardis.
Cheshire, Titus and Emmert.
Rules-Brighton, Trewin. Hayward,
waaee crossey n Boter sad Nolan
Public L;ands.-Wi!son;; Garst and Craig.
ley, Trewin ane Lambert: