The Birmingham age-herald., 1903-01-16
HOUSE COMMITTEES
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corporations organized under general laws, as to renewal of corporations, and as to organization of corporations. ne bills are part of comprehensive scheme of legislation on the subject which he Is bringing forward.
 MT. Dunn introduced a resolution cail- ing on the rules committee to indicate as soon as possible what committees will be allowed clerks.
 The senate unanimously concurred in the house joint resolution informing Sen ator Pettus that 1t is not necessary for him to come here to look after his re- election. MT. Craig of Dallas stated that he had letter from the senator saying he will be here on the 26th, and there was some disposition to amend the resolution into one expressing pleasure at the pros pect of seeing him, but this was not done The senate then adjourned to 10 o'clock tomorrow.
 Senate Committee.
 The senate committees as announced gre as follows:
 udciary-Morrow, Lynne. Bullock, Nc- Smith, Hipp, Fraser, Smith, Craig and Castleberry.
 Revision of Laws-Blackman, Thomas. Powell, Arlington, Dunn, Spraggins, Woolf, Oliver and Jones.
 On Constitution and Amendments-Fa rison, Bostick Norman, Johnston, Hogue, Rogers and Long
 Finance and Taxation-Messrs. Dunn. Hall Norwood, Stone Woolf, Thomas. Johnston, Castlebeiry, Spencer, Nesmith and Kennedy.
 Banking and Insurance-Messrs. Lam caster Norwood Hipp, Acree and Oliver. Penitentiary-Messrs. Thomas, Lynne, Hogue, Rogers, Jones, Kennedy and Spencer.
 Corporations-Messrs Hall. Arlington. Norwood, Stone, Backmon, Acree and Morrow.
 Spraggins, Jones, Ao, ee, Rogers, Smith and Lancaster.
 Education-Messrs Jfipp, Smith Black mon. Hall, Lancaster, Arlington and Ken nedy.
 Commerce and Common Carriers = Messrs. Arlington, Hipp, Oliver, Harri- son, Acree, Blackmon and Smith,
 Mining and Manufactures Messrs. Bullock, Johnston. spraggins, Norwood Harrison Morrow and Norman.
 Agriculture-Messrs Stone, Dunn, Fra ger, Spencer, Rogers, Powell and Hurst
 Municipalities and Municipal Organiza- tions. Including Charitable Institutions Messrs Powell, Craig Lynne, Castle berry and Screws
 County and County Boundaries-Messrs Acree, Fraser. Hall Long and woolf, Immigration and Industrial Resources Messrs. Bostick, Nesmith. Norman, Hurst, Johnston, Hogue and Harrison.
 Public Buildings and Grou>ds-Messrs. Norwood, Morrow, Fraser, Screws and Nesmith.
 Privileges and Electlons-Messrs. Craig, Bullock, Nesmith, Thomas, Spraggins Kennedy and Spencer.
 Printing-Messrs Spraggins, Jones and Norman.
 Public Health-Messrs. Kennedy, Nor row, Long, Powell, Screws. Hurst and Norman.
 Military-Messrs. Fraser, Harrison and Screws.
 Temperance-Messrs. Castleberry, Nor row, Screws, Dunn, Oliver, Claig and B1ackmon.
 Engrossed Bills-Messrs, Woolf, Hurst and Stone.
 Enrolled Bills-Messrs Long. Bostick and Hogue.
 Revision of the Journal-Messrs. Lynne, Bullock, Bostick, Lancaster and Hogue. Rules-Messrs. Goldsby Hall. Black mon, Hipp and Craig.
 Hiram Kennedy. son of Representative Kennedy of Lauderdale; Leon Brooks son of the Circuit court clerk of Escambia and Will Andrews, son of Rev A. l.. An drews of Montgomery, were appointed pages and Leonard Greer, son of Hon. Len Greer of Anniston, was appointed messenger.