The Morris County chronicle. [volume] (Morristown, N.J.) 1877-1915, 1901-01-11
NEW Jersey SENATE
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Strong.
State Hospitals Mckee. Francis
Martin.
State Library Johnson, Strong,
Mckee.
State Prisons = Strong, Mckee,
Haines.
Treasury-Hand, Haines, Cornish.
House Committees.
The following standing committees
of the House were announced by
Speaker Bradley:
Agriculture-Gill Fleming, Wright,
Hoagland, J. B. Smith.
Appropriations Lewis, Howe, Foote,
Tillotson, Blackwell.
Banks and Insurance--M Moore, Gill,
Gnichtel. Snyder, Albeit.
Bill Revision Meeker, Garrison,
Davidson. Bachelor, Remnant.
Boroughs. Buck, Greese, Mercer,
Williams, Vollers.
Claims and Revolutionary Pension
Abbott, Steelman, Groves, David,
Fallon.
Corporations ~ Steelman G. M.
Smith, Williams, Albeit, Blackwell.
Education Garrison, Gnichtel.
Tillotson, Davidson, White.
Elections Lyon, Garrabrant,
Blohm, Mercer. Lutz.
Game and Fisheries Blohm, Hyres,
Meexer, Brown, Abbett.--
Incidental Expenses-Snyder, Cara
brant, Waite, Whitehead, StillwelI
Judiciary-Lewis, Lyon, Snyder,
Boyd, Marks.
Labor>and Industries Montgomery,
Moore, Fleming, Howe. Vollers.
Militia-Carr, Lord Keasler, Page,
Brock.
Miscellaneous Business = Stalter,
Buck, Whitehead, Cummings, Rice.
Municipal Corporations Bachelor.
Rees, Waite, Stalter, Marks.
Printed Bills Wright, Page, Gar
rison, Schmidt, J. B. Smith.
Public Health-C NJ Smith.
Schmidt, Crosse, Hoagland, Connolly.
Railways and Canals Kirkbride,
Meeker, Montgomery, Cummins,
Loudenberger.
Revision of Laws-Foote, Stalter,
Lord, Horner, Tenant
Riparian Rights-Reese, Williams,
Carr, Roe, Fallon.
Groves, Sharwell, Crosse
Brown. White.
Towns and Townships - Fleming,
Horner, Boyd, Keasler Rice.
Unfinished Business--Hyres, Lyon,
Shovel, Roe, DENIM.
Ways and Means-Rees, Abbott.
Bachelor, Kirkbride Brock.
Following are the House Joint
Committees
Commerce and Navigattion-H yres,.
Orr, Page, Roe, Rice.
Federal Relations--Lyon, Waite,
Garrabrant, Stalter, Marks.
Industrial School for Girls--F cote,
Howe, Garrison, Keasler, Tenant.
Passed Bills-Rees, Williams, CIV.
Smith, Waite, DENIM.
Public Grounds and Buildings
Garrison, Boyd, Carr, Waite, Still
we'll.
Printing - Abbott, Lord. Mont
gomery, Snyder, White.
Reform School for Boys eeker,
Sharwell, Whitehead, Moore, Vollers.
School for Deaf Mutes-Gill, Crosse,
Steelman, Roe, Fallon.
Sinking Fund - Snyder, Brown,
Mercer, Hoagland, Loudenberger.
Soldiers Home-Kirkbrfde, Schmidt,
Groves, Blohm, Connolly.
State Hospitals Buck, Gichtel,
Fleming, Carr, Brock.
State Library Bachelor. Lyon.
Tillotson, Horner. Abbott.
State Prison-Fleming Cummings,
Groves. Davidson, Blackwell.
Treasurer's Accounts-C. M. Smith,
Rees, Lewis, J. B. Smith.
OF the twenty one Senators, ten are
lawyers, and in the Assembly there
are eighteen members of the bar out
of its sixty Legislators. the Assem-
blymen also include four newspaper
editors.
During the last seven years the
Republica is have had control OF the
Legislature, making the longest lease
of powersever held by a!political party
in the State in the making of Laws
The earliest important event OF the
session will be the election OF an
United States Senator to succeed Sena-
tor Sewell. He will succeed himself
with the unanimous vote of his party.
Work mapped out for the Legislators
includes the reapportioning of the
election districts of the State, made
necessary by the recent census; con-
sideration of bill to abolish Spring
elections; consideration of joining
with New York in forming Palisades
Park; elevated railroad legislation
for Newark; erection of an industrial
home for pauper children ACCESSIBILITY
of abolishing the State Board of
Arbitration; bill to cause the date
of canning to be put on canned goods !;
for a Normal School for Newark; re-
quiring arhitects to be licensed by the
State; additions to State hospitals,
and the various demands for increased
appropriations from several State in
situations.
President ,Pitney has appointed
King Sickle Dram, of RocKaway, as
his private secretary. Mr.. Dram was
born in Rockaway twenty three years
ago and comes from one of the oldest
families of that section Of Morris
County. Mr.. Dram first attended the
public school in Rockawav, then at
Morris Academy. afterwards gradual
ing from Rutgers, class of 1898. He
has been a student in the office Of
Senator Pitney for two years and is
attending Columbia Law School, New
York City
OF the House Committees, Mr.. Gar
rison is Oh the Committee OF, Revision
OF Bills, also Printed Bills, and is
chairman of the Committee on Educa-
ton. Of the joint committees of the
House. he is on the Committee Of
Industrial Schools for Girls and chair