The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1901-01-18
ne SENATE COMMITTEE
The Complete List Was An
nounced Friday.
ILLEN COONTYS SENATOR
Is Chairman of the Commit
tee on the Roads and
Bridges
Which Will Probably Have Good
Deal of Important Work to do
in Changing road Laws

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tant feature of the meeting of the SEN
ate this morning was the appointment
of standing committees. The com
mittees announced are as follows;s
Judiciary Smith, Fitzpatrick, Branine, All
en-, Wulfekuhler, Morehouse, Huuen, House
holder and Hopkins.
Waysand means Clancy. Henley, Cubbison,
Kennedy, Noftzger, Vincent, Morrow, Wright,
and Mcmillan.
Elections -Pestana. Fitzpatrick. Morehouse,
sponable aud Wright
Railroads Carpenter, Henley. Vincent Mil
Ter, Mcknight Sponable, lIurrel, Hopkins and
Gabriel.
Federal relations Miller. Cubbson, Hurrel,
White and Caldwell.
Assessment ana taXation-PeterSon, Cub
bison, Wufekuhler Morrow. Simons, MOTIF
ger, White, Tapp and King.
Fees, salaries ana mileage White, Pulling.
ton, Ward, Cubbison and Hopkins
Corporations Henley. Funington, Leidy
Coddng Crum and Mcmillan
Municipal indebte dness- Wulfeluhler Crum.
Fulton. Conrad, Simous Caldwell and Tapp.
Agriculture and irrigation Conrad, Pulling
ton Morrow, Miller, Allen, Smith, Noftzger,
Gabriel and Ross.
Manufactures aud industrial pursuits Nor
row. Cubbson, Allen, Crum ana caldwell.
Banks ana banking Fulton. Mcknight. Spon-
able, Peterson ana Gabriel
Insurance Mcknight, Branine, Clancy.
Stewart and Gabriel
Charitable Institutions Ward SmonS,
White, -Cubbison, Porter, Householder ana
Ross.
Penal institutions Vincent. Ward Porter
Conrad and Tapp
Mines and mining Porter, Miller. Stewart
Vincent ana Wright.
State affairs Codding, Porter, Ward. Sim
mons and Happ.
Public health Nofzger, Morehouse, Henly,
White and Gabriel.
Roads and bridges stewart, Mcknight,
Codding and Tapp.
Military AFFAIRS and claims Branlne, Conrad,
Stewart, Letdy and Hopkins
Temperance -Hurrel, Henley PeStona, King
and White.
Printing Smons. Vincent Allen, More
house and Wright.
Public building Crum, Fullington, Ward.
Porter and Mcmillan
Cities of the first class -Cubbison. Wulfe-
kuhler, Clancy, Hurrel Porter, Tapp and
Caldwell.
Cities of the second and third class-Ken-
nedy, Fullington, Morehouse. Branine, Leidy,
Mcmillan and Householder.
Education and educational institutions
Leidy. Morrow Stewart, Ward, Codding, Con
rad, Fitzpatrick. King and Ross.
Congressional apportionment NIorehouse
Fullington, Crum, Branine,'I Peterson, Car
penter, CLANCY, King and Ross.
Judicial apportionment Allen Cubbson,
smith Pestana, Crum, Porter, Sponable, Hop
Sins and Mcmillan.
Legislative Fitzpatrick, Con
rad, Pestana, Kennedy. Stewart, Fulton. ST
mons Householder and King.
Enrolled bills Fullington Branne, Pestana,
Kennedy and Householder
Engrossed bills Sponabe Simons, Allen,
Porter and King,
SENATE NOTES
Topeka, Jan. 10: f.. b. jewell of
Wichita is here to push bill appro-
priating $50, 900 to build a mansion in
Topeka for the use of the governor.
His plan is to buy ground fronting the
capitol square and heat the house from
the statehouse plant.
In the Senate this morning Watson
w. Stewart of Allen county was APP
pointed clerk of the committee onroads
and bridges;
The State Dairy association adopted
an ELECTROMAGNETIC resolution last
night, but Emil Grosser of Dickinson,
who led the fight on oleomargarine in
the house two years ago. says so far
as he knows no legislation of the kind
L . ,fs mi,
Chief Clerk Lobdell has appointed
Nellie b. Armentrout of Wyandotte
county bookkeeper of the house; w.
p. Mason of Neosho, as assistant
chief clerk; F. w. Knapp of Wichita,
journal clerk, and John @. Foley of
Kingman, assistant docket clerk
The State Bankers association has
appointed committee to draft bill
providing that the idle funds of the
state shall be lent to banks that will
offer the highest rates of interest for
it, the loans to be secured -by deposits
of state, county or United States bonds,
upon the approval of the executive
council. Senator Morrow, who is a
banker. says it is the best plan that
has been suggested for the safe keep
ing of the states money.
The usual resolution, giving every
member an allowance for postage, was
shut off in the house, at least temper
arily. this forenoon. Willitts OF Will
son offered it and fixed the allowance
atlsl0. Harris of Lyon wanted to make
it S25 and:he was supported by Biddle
OF Comanche. John Francis of Allen
started a buzz of opposition and be-
fore Harris cold object, Willitts with
drew the resolution and said he would
make it concurrent resolution, but
afterward abandoned it. Mr.. Francis
saws the resolution will not go through
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