The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1903-01-13
JONES TAKES GOOD
CARE OF RAMSEY
SENATOR'S
Dunn, Horton and McGill
Draw Chairmanships Of
Important Committees :
Lieutenant-G Governor Waits
an Hour for Quorum to
Hear Announcement.

After waiting one hour for senators
delayed by late trains, the senate was
called to order last night at o'clock
The senators listened to Lieut.. Gov.
Jones announcement of the standing
committees and adjourned to meet at
80 o'clock this morning.
In the distribution of chairmanships
the Ramsey county delegation is not
overlooked. Every Republican senator
| Of the delegation is recognized. Sen
ator w. w. Dunn is placed at the
head Of the committee on elections,
Senator McGi1l is named as chairman
OF the public accounts and expendi-
lures committee, and Senator Horton
will head the committee on public
| buildings. In naming Senator Dunn
as the chairman of the committee on
elections the lieutenant governor pays
a neat compliment to the author of the
primary election law.
Senator E. E. Smith, of Hennepin,
is named as the chairman of the com
! mittee on taxes and tax laws; Senator
Brewer, of Stearns, is chairman of the
nnance committee; Senator Calhoun
of Hennepin, of the committee on mu-
nlcipal corporations; Senator Hawk
1ns, of St. Louis railroads; Senator
LaybOurn, Of st. Louis, insurance. and
Senator Somerville, Of Brown, Judi
ciaTy.
The failure of a number Of the SEN
atorS to arrive delayed the session for
one hour.
The first roll call at o'clock failed
10 discover quorum, and, although a
number OF the senators suggested an
adjournment President Jones insist
| ed upon quorum, and instructed the
sergeant t-arms to round up enough
a0sentees Senators McNamee and
wood arrived few minutes after
O'Clock and the senate was called to
order.
Gov. Van SAINT reported a LIST of his
appointments for confirmation, but, ow-
ing to the absence of a number of the
senators, confirmation of the list was
postponed to this morning. The stand
| ing committees, as named by Lieut.
Gov Jones, follow. The first senator
named on each committee is recog-
! nized as the chairman:
Standing Committees.
AgTiculture-Swedbac Wood patar-
| Torson. -Ae' e1i'Oli'
. Bank Banks and Banking-shel, Everett,
benson, Buck, Smith, W. A Stenhens
| stone Thorpe, Ward, Ferris. Harrington
Gialms-Peterson, Fitzpatrick, Collier.
| S, SSenutz, Gomstock, Eberhart, Hardy,
Eedcney, I1aybOurn.
= Corporations-Th Somerville
| Schaller, Fftzpatrick, Morgan, Johnson,
1JeFCSen, Dunn, Rieke,
TGoN97 GN9nsus- Harrington, Shell, Campbell,
| Torson -'e''N' 0"euos'cA'
Deaf, Dumb and Blind-Buck Jepson
Ra.t Parker .Horton, Everett, Cooke, Dale,
Drainage%stephens. Brewer Tborne
cole. DqToit Mausten. Peterson, Swed-
= ducation-Ward. Jepson, Barker. Cole.
! G9Wan Schaller. Dale. Torson, Wither-
FIectiopc n,,,,x ALL 1r,
| Rieke : o''oi'oS' usi'
Engrossment-Coll Barker. Collier,
St SMcGoWan. an Gowan, Peterson, Smith, w A
nrollment-CampbeIl, Hawkins Jep-
son, SON MGNamee Benson, Nichols. Thorpe,
Federal Relations Wood Brewer. Ev
erette. Durant EberharJ, Hardy, Camp
bell: Schultz, MCGOWAN.
NJ r flnance-B3rower, McGill, Barker, Lord,
Thompson: Fitzpatrick. Cooke. Johnson
Dunn, Wilson, Comstock, Alley, Ward,
Wood, Campbell. Laybourn, Peterson.
| Cooke, Durant Laybourn, McGtu, Nor
gan, Pugh, Schaller, Peachey
Game and Game Laws-Morgan. Smith,
Mausten, Putnam, Schain
Geographical and Natural History Sur
Smith sHyiaWgeH W. A. ThoTpe TRrSTer vfPdtRna spith
Grain and Warehouse Thorpe, Wilson.
Dart, DuToit. Benson, Campbell. Iaugen
Nichols, Peachey, Pugh, Putnam, Stone,
| Sundberg.
Hospitals for Insane johnson, Barker,
SchaIler Benson. Cole, Cowan, Hardy,
Irnmigrat ation-Dale, Thompson, DuToit.
Batz, McNamee, Alley, Mausten, Nae
! SETH Thorpe.
Indian Ahairs-Mausten. McNamee.
| Batz. Durant, Everett, Thorpe, Peachey
Sohain, Witheratine
I'LL mdipmnating mating 0ils-Benson, somerville.
Smith w. A, Witherstine.
lnsurance-Laybourn, Smith E. E. Shell,
| Schaller, Horton. Benson. Calhoun, Camp
| bell Dart, Laugen, Nichols.
! Internal improvements = Rieke Batz
Collier Dart. Hardy, Mausten, Schultz,
Swedback, Torson.
Judiciary-Somerville Wilson Thornp-
son; Smith E. f.. Lord, Horton, Schaller,
| Collier. Morgan, Collester, Eberhart, Put
nam, Dunn, Gjertsen, Alley, Wood, Riel1e,
LaborLAlley.- Jepson, DuToit, schaller.
Calhoun, Durant. Collier, Harrington, Tor
Legislative Expenses Schultz. McNa-
NEE, Batz. Campbell Cowan, Wilson,
| Johnson, Laugen, Wood
Library-Schain, Barker, Jepson, Ben
son. Stone, Dale, Morgan, Naeseth, Put
Logs and Lumber-Wilson. Laybourn.
Durant Ferris. Comstock, Cowan, Ste
phenS. MauSten, SWedback.
Municipal Corporations-C Calhoun, Nc
Gill, Fitzpatrick, Dunn, MCGOWAN Gjert-
sen; Pugh, Putnam, Laybourn, Morgan,
Nichols.
Manufactures MCGOWAN. Nor
gan, Buck, Fitzpatrick, Hardy, johnson.
Harrington, Thompson.
Military Affairs - Eberhart Gjertsen,
Campbell, Cole, Cooke Hardy, Nichols,
Pugh, Stephens.
Mines and Minerals-Pugh. Somerville.
McNamee Campbell. Ferris, Laybourn.
Putnam. Schultz. Ward
Normal Schools-Barker. Brewer, Fitz-
patrick johnson, Eberhart. Peterson, Al
ley. Sudberg. Pugh
Printing -Jepson, Lord. Cole. Collester,
Eberhart. McNamee, Naeseth, Schain,
Schultz.
Public Accounts and Expenditures -
McGin Buck, Calhoun, Cooke Harring-
ton, Horton, Laugen, Nichols, Peachey,
Smith w. A.. Ward
Public Buildings Horton Brewer.
Hawkins. Lord. Thompson, Buck, Com
stock DuToit. Rieke.
Public Health. Dairy and Food-Torson.
Iepson, Horton. Fitzpatrick; Morgan. Du
ton, Naeseth, Sundberg. Witherstine.
Public Lands-Ferris. Wilson, Hawkins.
Peachey, Dale, Laugen, Sundberg, Swed-
back Thorpe
Public Parks-Cowan, Shell. Alley. Bar
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