The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1902-01-11
STAFF AIDS
TO GOVERNOR
KIMBALL.
Official Appointments Announced
Today Through Adjulanl Gen.
erals Office.

As pieulcl'N ~ lNG NVMS Il AoTNihbht
ago, the following appointments upon the
stan OF Governor Kimball were officially
announced today. their appointment to
date from Tuesday last, 7th inst:
Frank ". Tnlinghast. Of Johnston,
aide de camp, with the rank of colonel
Jesse p. Eddy. Jr., of Providence. aide
do camp with the rank OF colonel.
George r. Greenhslgh. of Pawtueket,
aide de camp. with the rank OF colonel.
Frank n. Easton. OF Providence, aide
de camp. with the rank of colonel.
George L. Vernon. OF Newport. aide
de camp. with the rank OF colonel
Byron s. Watson. OF Providence, aide de
camp with rank of colonel
ARMoRY INSPECTIONS.
The following order also issued through
the office OF Adjutant General Sackett,
will also be OF interest
/. Armory inspections of the several
organizations of the Brigade Rhode Island
Militia will be made by the brigade com
mander and his assistant adjutant gener-
al under the direction of the inspector
general beginning Feb. LIST, 1902. and con-
tinulng until completed. The brigade
commander will designate the dates OF the
inspections. but as far as possible, the
regular drill night OF each organization
will be selected.
= The four divisions OF the Naval
Battalion. r. l. NJ. and the chartered
organizations of the state will be in
spected by the Inspector general. or by
some officer detailed 10y him for that pur-
| pose
3. The inspection OF the Hospital Corps,
asito it's equipment and system of lnstruc-
| ton, will be made by the surgeon general
| at the same time that the corps Is In
| spected by the brigade commander.
4. At these inspections the account of
state property for which each orgsniza-
| ton Is responsible will be carefully veri-
| fled. statement of the state property
account OF each company VIII be fur
| nished the inspecting officer by the quar-
| termaster generals office previous TO the
| inspection. Where a neglected condition
| or an unusual shortage is found I'm any
| account, the inspecting officer will report
| the same Immediately by letter TO the
| inspector general
| s. A report of each inspection con-
| pleted, will be promptly forwarded to the
| adiutant general by the inspecting officer.
| g. The quartermaster general will fur
1 nish each inspecting officer with the nec-
| essary trG Stportation and hotel accommo-
| dations 10 carry out the provisions OF
this order, and In the case of the inspec-
ton of out-of-town companies. trans
portation may he allowed one field officer
for each regiment OF infantry.
COMMITTEES ORGANIZED.
/ The general assembly committee have
| organized as follows: House judiciary.
| Clarke III. Johnson chairman: Arthur A
| Rhodes cleerk. Senate judiciary. Edward
l.. Freeman. chairman; John w Sweeney,
| clerk.
The only change In the senate com
| mittee on corporations is the substitt
| ton of Senator Eldrigde Of East Green
wich for Nicholas +. Rener who is not
| "A member OF the senate this year. Ar
| thur w. Joyce was reappolnted clerk.
| Or. GarVin IL the only member OF last
years house committee on special legs
lation who is on this years committee
The new chairman is Joseph T. Burlin
game of warwick, Frederick A. Jones
is To be clerk again this year.
or the house committee on corpora
tions. Mr.. Curtis is chairman and Isaac
II Southwick. Jr.. clerk.
| Senator Crumb. OF Westerly. remains
| as chairman OF the senate committee or
finance with Frederick A. Greene al
! clerk AS To the house committee on fin
| ance Samuel l.. Peck, of Warren, hai
been chosen chairman and James j
| Nolan, clerk.
House committed on education-Elish'
G. Stillman: clerk Thomas Allen. Sen
| ate committee. Franklin T. Manchester
| clerk Clifford A. Tower
II is still Chairman Remlinger of Provi
| dence of the house committee on rule
| and orders while Senator Kenyon re
| mains as chairman OF the senate com
| mIttee on special legislation. The com
mlttee retains Edward socum as clerk
Each of the other senate committees
| has two or three new members, and th'
| chairmen are as follows; On mlItla
senator Congdon Of North klngstown: oi
! state property, Senator Capwell or Yves
| Greenwich: on elections. Senator sim
| mons OF Bristol on fisheries. Senate
| Congdon OF North Kirgstown; on agri
| culture, Senator cross Ot Charlestowni ol
| ua rdons. the same senator.
| The chairmen OF the other house com
| mIttees are as follows: ON militia. Fu
| gene B Punton OF Central rails: on hsh
cries. Henry G. Anthony Of Portsmouth
! on elections Pelc9 T. Rrightman o
| Charlestown; on agriculture and mechan n
| ic arts Edward 8. 1lsll of North Kings
town; on state properts. job Mancheste
Of Coventry: on public institutions
CHRISTOPHER L. Holden Of Providence.
The Joint committee on accounts an
| claims retains as It's chairman senate
Anthony OF East Providence. The sen
ate members are the same as lasI Neai
| on this committee. John T. Kenyon o
| Providence and William J. Underwood o
| Newport. Henry &. Cram remains
'rbe other ioint committees contain sev
erai now members. though the presen
| phalrn,en were members ~ tho sam
| committees last year The Chsirmen ar
| tions senator Manchester of Lincoln. ol
printing. senator ANTHONY " East Prov
| dence. on rules and orders. senate
Freeman OF Central Falls. on eusrosssi
| llc health. Senator Chamnliu of Nev
| sborehafn. on real estate. Senator Car