The Washington times., 1903-11-21

minOrity-On Privileges and Elections.
on Territories. and on one of the select
committees. Assignments OF especial
Importance have fallen 20 Mr.. German,
the Democratic floor leader; Mr.. New
lands, of Nevada, and Mr.. McCreary,
of Kentucky. who had many years Of
service in the lower house OF Con-
gress. and Stone of Missouri. who
served three consecutive terms in Con-
gress years ago.
The fun list Of assignments and the
changes in each committee are as fol-
lows.
Agriculture and Forestry - Bate.
Money, Simmons, and Laumer. The
last-named succeeds Heitfeld OF Idaho,
term expired.
opriations-Coczren. Teller. Ber-
~. tiiman, and Daniel.
Coast and lnsular Survey Morgan,
Berry. Clay, and CulbersOn.
Audit and Control Of the Contingent
Expenses Of the Senate-Money and Pat
Census-A5cEnery. Taliaferro. Black
burn. and Bailey.
Civil Service and Observation-Disclosures
Dubois. McIGurin and Clarke of Ar
Kansas, who sNcceeds Harris of Kansas,
Claims-Aartin. Taliaferro. McLaurin,
Foster OF Louisiana and Overman, who
takes the place left vacant by Teller of
Colorado, transferred.
Coast efenses-Cul berson, TaliaferrO,
LAY summons ana + OSleF OF LOUISIANA,
tired.
Commerce- Berry. Martin. Clay, Nal
Tory. Foster Of Louisiana and Stone.
The TWO last named succeed Vest Of
Missouri and Turner OF Washington.
On Corporations Organized in the Dis
tr1ct OF COlumbia-Alartin (chairmanl
and l-atimer, who takes the place OF
blackburn Of Kentucky, transferred.
District of COlumbia-Aartfn, Mallory,
Simmons. Dubois and German. Only the
u r lafIC
tee in the last Congress. The remain
ing members succeed Heitfeid OF Idaho.
retired, Clark OF Mon lana and Foster Of
Louisiana transferred.
Education ana Labor-Daniel, Gibson.
NeWlands, and Stone. The Nevada Sena-
tor succeeds Harris OF Kansas. and
Stone nils q vacancy existing at the
last session.
Engrossed Bils-Coczren. chairman
Enrolled Bnls-Foster OF Louisiana
To Establish the University Of the
United States-Clay. Carmack, Black
burn and Foster OF Louisiana, who sue
ceeds Jones 81 Arkansas, retired
Examine the Several Branches OF the
Civil Servlce-Culberson simmons and
McC-eary. who succeeds Heitfelds
I9inance-Danlsl. Teller. Money, Bal
ley and German, the two last named
succeeding Vest Of Missouri and Jones
OF Arkansas.
Fisheries-MaIIory. MeEnery. Bailey
and Overman. who succeeds Turner
Foreign Northumberland, Bacon,
Money. Clark Of Montana and McCrea-
y. The three first named served on
this committee at the last session Mr..
Clark got his place by arraE cement with
Mr.. Bailey OF Texas, who voluntarily
withdrew from he committee. Mr.. Nc
Creary served yleariy a dozen years on
the House Foreign Affairs Committee,
and succeeds RaWlins OF Utah. retired
Forestry Reservations and the Protec-
ton of Game-NoI gan, Tillman. Gibson
and Cvcrman, who takes the place OF
Simmons OF North Carolina, transferred.
ff.lI -
and NeWiands. who takes the place OF
Rawlins. retired.
Immigration - McLaurin Patterson,
Iatimer, McCreaFy and Clarke OF Ar
kansas. Only the two flrst-named Sen
ators served on this committee at the
last session he remaining three take
the places OF Rawlins and Turner, re-
tired. and Clay OF Georgia transfer red-
Improvement OF the Mississippi River
Bate. McEnery ind McLaurin.
Indian Affair organ, Dubois, Clark
OF Montana, Teller, Stone and Overman-
The three last-named succeed Senators
whose terms expired last March-Joues
Indian Depreda tions-BacOn, Atartln,
Berry Pettus and McLaurin.
Interoceanic Canals-Morgan, car
mack Taliaf'rro. and German The
Alabama SenaSel. is the only remaining
Democrat OF those VINO served on this
committee In the last Congress His
couferres now succeed Harris and
Turner. retired. and Foster OF Louisiana,
transferred The assignment Of the
minority leader to this committee shows
the Importance placed upon ITS relative
rank among committees this year
Heretofore IL was regarded as one OF
the minor committees.
Interstate Commerce-Tillman, Nc
IAurin, Carnack, Foster OF louisiana,
and Newlands. who succeed Patterson
or Colorado, transferred.
igation-Bailey. Patterson, Gibson,
German. and NeWlands. the two last
named succeeding Harris and Heitfeld
lad fr.f.. ~ fsstn
Blackburn. and Patterson. who sue
ceeds Turner Of Washington. retired
Library II Montana and Cor
man. who succeeds Nest OF Missourl
Nanufactures-Ciay. Gibson. and Lat
liner who takes the place Of Harris Of
Miiirary Anairs-Bate. Cockren. Pet
tus. and Blackburn, who succeeds
Harris OF Kansas
Mines and Mining-Iillman, Clark Of
Montana, Clarke Of Arkansas, and New
lands The Two last named succeed
HeItfeld retired. and Dubois, trans
Naval Affairs uiman. Martin. Mem
cry. and Blackburn
Organization. Conduct, and EEpendi-
ture Of the Executive Departments-Mc-
aurfu BLACK burn. CarmacE, and Stone
The first named Is The only member who
served on this committee IN the last
Congress The other Senators succeed
colleaees transferred 70 other commit
tees-TaiiaferrO. Dubois. and Clark OF
Pacific Island, and Porto RicO-Cock-
rel. Mallory. blackburn and Clark Of
Montana.
PACING Raisroa5s-M Morgan, Taliaferro.
McCreary and LatimeT. the two last
named succeeding Harris and Rawlins.
Patents-Mallory. Foster Of Louisiana
and LatimCr. who succeeds Heitfeid-
Pensl ons-TG' laferro. Patrerson, Car
mack, Gibson ana Overman. who sue
ceeds Turner.
illppines-CulbeFson, Dubois, Car
mack. McCreary and Scone, the two last
named succeeding Rawlins, retired, and
Patterson. transferred
posto1ices and Postroads-Clay, CuI-
berson. TanafeTro, Simmons and Cor
man The Maryland senator takes the
Mace OF Dubois transferred
Printing -- German. who succeeds
James X Jones Of Arkansas
on Private Land Claims-Teller CHAIR
mani McEncry and Pettus.
Privileges and Elections ~ Pettus.
Blackburn. Dubois, Bailey. OTerman
and Clarke ~ Arkansas.
The Democratic representa- zion has
been increased by one. Oyerman sue
cet.ds Foster - Louisiana and Clarke
IS the additional member.
Public Buildings and Grounds-Cul-
berson. Simmons, Clay, Stone and Lati-
mer. the three last-named succeeding
Vest. RaWiins and Turner. all retired.
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