The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1901-01-10


state Affairs -codding. Porter. Ward.
Sfmon-, and Tapp.
Publ-c T. - b-N oftzger. MorehOuSe,
Henley, White, atld Gabriel
Roads and Bridges-St tewart, Nc
Knight Miller, Codding. and Tapp-
Military Affairs and Claims-Branine.
Conrad. Stewart, Leidy and Hopkins
Temperance-H Hurrel, Henley Pes
tana, White and King.
Printing ~ Simons. Vincent, Allen,
AI0rehOuse, and Wright.
Public uildings-Crum, Fullington,
Ward Porter and Mcmillan
Cities Of the First Class-Cubbison.
WulfelSuhler. CLANCY. Hurrel, Porter,
Tapp and Caldwell.
Cities Of the Second and Third Glass
Kennedy, FulllngtOn, MorehOuse, Bra
nine, Leidy, Mcmillan, and House
holder.
Education and Educational Institu
tions-Leidy, Morrow. Stewart, Ward,
codding. Conrad. Fitzpatrick. King,
and Ross.
Congressional Apportionment-Nd
house. Fuliington, Crum, Branine,
Peterson. CLANCY, Carpenter, King and
Ross.
Judicial Apportionment-Allen Cubbi-
son. Smith, Pestana. CrnIn, Porter
Sponable, Hopkins and Mcmillan
Legislative Apportionment n Fitz-
patrick Pestana, Conrad, Kennedy
Stewart, Fulton, Simons, Householder
Enrolled Bills-Fullington. Branine.
Pestant. Kennedy and Householder.
Engrossed Bills-Sponable, SimOns,
Allen. Porter and King.
SENATE CLERKS
The following clerks We're appointed
by the chairTnen of the different COM
m1ttees: w. N Beesley. clerk. VIII
Burnhan, stenographer. judiciary COM
mittee; L G. Beal, clerk, H. W. Harris,
stenographer, ways and means; l.. s.
Stanley. clerk B. f. Carter stenog-
rapher. railroads; David Flynn, clerk,
municipal Indebtedness; Emery z.
Wilson, clerk, printing! Emma Hurrel,
clerk, temperance; Watson w. Stewart,
roads and bridges; w. c. Weaver, in
surance; Myrtle Leidy, education and
educational Institutions; Hettie Maudlin,
cities of second and third class. Tobias
Larson, appropriations; Ed R. Smith,
public buildings; John Brown, assess
meut and taxation; Everest Anderson,
claims; NJ Ensley Jones, corporations;
c. W DubeudOrf, legislative appoint
ments; Nelson j. Ward. charitable in
stitutions; J. w. Mickey, federal rela-
tionsi R. W. White, fees, salary and
mileage.
The senate then adjourned to 4 o'clock
Monday afternoon.
1t was agreed that the senate men,
bers should meet in the reading room
at the Copeland hotel at 1:45 this after
noon i'm order to attend the funeral Of
Representative Wise in a body.
SENATE NOTES.
Senator Porter offered s. resolution
rnat the ergeanf-ar-armS be instruct
ed to prepare a roster of the members,
giving their city address, and instructed
him to print 500 copies.
NJ. W. Harvey. of Topeka, was elect
ed stenographer for the minority mem
bers.
Senator Carpenter. Of Neosho, offered
a concurrent resolution, which was
adopted, that the house and senate meet
in the house and elect a state printer.
The committee on elections was grant
ed permission to employ a stenographer
Senator Pestana. chairman of the com
mittee, announced the name Of G. w
Mccoy, Of Ellsworth, as the stenog-
rapher.
The concurrent resolution from the
house resolving that the house and SEN
ate adjourn until 4 O'clock, Monday, out
of respect for Representative Wise, who
died last night, was adopted.
The escort appointed by the lieutenant
governor to accompany the remains of
Representative Wise to Kansas City
We're Senators Simons, Branine. and
Ward.
The senator's agreed to meet in the
senate chamber at 3:45 this afternoon
to accompany the remains Of Represen-
tative Wise to the train at 4.40.
The senators We're invited to be pres
ent at the presentation OF the medals
to the Twentieth Kansas, which will
take place in theAuditorium January1S,
and accepted the invitation.