The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1901-12-11
Carolina; cassingham, Ohio; Mahoney


Illinois.
Mines and mining-Eddy. Minnesota;
ConneH, Pennsylvania; Sheldon, Michi-
gan; Moody. Oregon; Brown, Wiscon-
Kansas; Burke, South Dakota; Tate,
Georgia; Hall, Pennsylvania; eileen,
Idaho; Edwards, Montana; Gaines, Ten
nessee; Smith, Arizona
Library-McCleary Minnesota; Nc
Call, Massachusetts; Cummings, New
York
Printing-Heatwole, Minnesota; Boer-
ing. Kentucky; Tate, Georgia
Select Committee on Examination
and Disposition of DocumentsARobert
Massachusetts; Heatwole, Minnesota;
Kern, Illinois.
Select Committee on Industrial Arts
and observation-disclosures, Minnesota;
Sherman, New York; JOY, Missouri; !;
Corliss, Michigan; Burke, South Dako-
ta; Hill, Connecticut; Bartlett, Georgia; ;
Conry, massachusetts,; Maynard, Ver-
mont.
Election of President, Vice President
and Representatives in Congress-Cor-
liss, Michigan; Sulloway, New Hamp
shire; Curtis, Kansas; Lewis, Pennsyl-
vania; Tompkins, Ohio; Gaines, West
Virginia; Coombs, California; Moody,
North Carolina; Ruckner, Missouri;
Foster Illinois; Brezeale, Louisiana;
Feely Illinois; Glenn Idaho.
Elections Committee No. Tyler,
Ohio; Mann, Illinois; Powers, Maine;
Knapp, New York; Smith. Iowa; Gaines,
West Virginia, Fox, MISSISSIPPI; Bowie,
Alabama; Burgiss Texas.
Elections Committee No. 2-Olmstead,
Pennsylvania; Miller, Kansas; Powers.
Massachusetts; Sutherland, Utah; Cur
rier, New Hampshire; L4ittlefield Maine;
Robinson, Indiana; Green, PennSylva-
mia; F'eely. Illinois.
Elections Committee No 3+Weeks,
Michigan; DriSeoll, New York; HaskirS.
Vermont; Blackburn, North Carolina;
Jack, Pennsylvania; Schirm, Maryland;
McClain, Mississippi Randell, Texas;
J. T. Johnson. South Carolina.
Pacific Railroa ds-W. A. Smith, Mich
igan; Hepburn, Iowa; Shattuc, Ohio,
Foss. Illinois: Driscoll New York; Palm
er, Pennsylvania; Jackson, Maryland;
Storm, New York; Lands, Indiana;
Marshall, North Dakota; Slayton, Tex
as; Sheppard, Texas; Finley, South Car
olina; Creamer, New York; Feely, Illi-
nois.
The following chairmen of committees
were appointed:
Railways and canals, Davidson, Wis
consln: leVee and improvements of the
Mississippi river, Bartholdt, Missouri;
revision of the laws, Warner Illinois;
private land claims, G. w. Smith, Illi-
nois; alcoholic liquor traffic. Sperry,
Connecticut; ventilation and acoustics,
Bishops Michigan; expenditures in the
state department, Ketchum, New
York; expenditures in the treasury de-
in the war department, Russell, Con-
necticut; expenditures in the navy de-
partment, Stewart, New Jersey; ex-
penditures in the postoffice depart
ments. Wagner, Iowa: expenditures in
the interior department, Curtis, Kan
sas; expenditures in the department of
Justice, Overstreet, Indiana; expendi-
lures in the department of agriculture,
Gillette, New York; expenditures on
public buildings, Fletcher, Minnesota;
accountss, Bull Rhode Island.
LONGS ASSIGNMENTS.
Washington, Dec. 1.-THE ways and
means b-committees as announced by
Chairman Payne are as follows:
On Customs, Customs Districts and
Custom Officials-Payne, Dalzell, Hop
kins. Grosvenor, Russell. Richardson
and Robertson.
On Administration of Customs Laws
Russell, Payne, Steele, Babcock, Swan
son and Mcclellan.
On Internal Revenue-Steele Hop
kins, Russell Tawney, Long, Mcclellan
and Newlands.
On the public debt the preservation
of the public credit and redemption of
government notes-Dalzell, Payne Mo
Call Richardson and Cooper
On reciprocity and commercial treat
ies-Hopkins, Dalzel1, Tawney, Long,
Swanson and Cooper.
On revenue from other sources than
customs and excises and miscellaneous
ubjects-Irosvenor, Steele, Mccall,
Long. Metcalfe, Robertson and New
lands.