Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1903-01-24
WISCONSIN SOLONS.

ed that he had not yet decided on all the
committees and at his request recess
was taken until 3. AT that hour the AS
sembly reconyened and the list OF COM
mittees was announced. Assemblyman
Dahl introduced bill which is expected
to go through without much opposition.
1t is to provide more help for the SER
geant-at-arms, by the appointment of adj
ditional committee attendants and door
keepers. 1t will probably add seven APP
pointments to the list In the Senate a
resolution by Senator Kreutzer was
adopted providing for the reference of
the Governors message, by sections,
among standing committees Joint res
olution by Senator McGillivray adopted
providing for joint legislative commit
tee to investigate coal shortage. The
first bill was introduced by Senator Nc
Donough to provide for a system of State
forests and improved methods of for
estry. Two bills were introduced by Sen
ator Merton relative to Waukesha Coun-
ty and district courts.
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4 memorial to Congress urging better
regulation of interstate commerce was
introduced in the Senate Wednesday by
Senator Rogers, of Milwaukee. 1t asks
that the interstate commerce commission
be given more authority and recommends
the passage of either the Elkins or the
Wanger bill to afford the needed relief.
A bill making insanity ground for di-
vorce when the husband or wife has been
insane three years was introduced in the
Assembly by Mr.. Lang. of Eau Claire.
Former Speaker Ray introduced a bill
in the Assembly to prevent duplication of
registrations, through a canvass of
houses. Bills to abolish the Milwaukee
Superior Court and provide for two ad
ditional circuit judges were introduced
by Senator Roher Lieutenant Governor
Dawson appointed as Senate members
for the joint committee'to investigate the
coal shortage Senators McGillivray, Rog-
ers and North.
Assembly Assistants Appointed.
Chief Clerk Marsh of the Assembly
has appointed the following corps of as
sistants:
Bookkeeper and index clerk-Chaeles
A. Leicht, New Lisbon.
Journal clerk and proofreader-W. w.
Powell, Milwaukee.
General clerk-C. E. Shaffer Cottage
Grove.
Assistant general clcrk-Charles ]. Os-
good, Ashland
Enrolling clerk--A. w. Pott, Sheboy-
gan.
Typewriter in engrossing room-Mrs.
Strong, Waukesha
Stenographers and typewriters-Hattie
Dalton, Milwaukee; Miss Fitzpatrick,
Madison; Olive MCGEE, Milwaukee.
Enrolling copyist-C. w Rhodes,
Omro.
Clerks-W. L. Cox, Beloit: John Ross,
Waukesha; Ralph Hetzel Merrill; Roy
Gifllan, West Salem; Ward A. Wescott,
Crandon.
Committees of the Assembly.
Judiciary-F. a. Cady, chairman; Ira
B. Bradford, A. s. Douglas, H. l.. Ekern,
w. c. Cowling, NJ. s. Dudgeon, NJ. J.
Wallrich, r. G. Smoker, f. J. Carpen-
ter, E. A. Strong, ]. F. Martin.
State Affairs-W. l.. Root, chairman;
George w. Koch, r. w. Waterman, d.
T. Williams, J. Z. Chandler, j. A. Fridd,
C. H. Smith.
Cities-G. H. sRay, chairman; George
Rankl, A. S. Douglas, w. w. Andrew,
w L. Root, John Dixon, VIM. Finnegan,
Fred Breitwisch, William Armenian.
Manufacturers-Geo gorge Rank, chair
man; ]. A. Britain, John Loebs, William
Finnegan, John Dixon, c.. A. Slider Jo-
seph Crowley.
Assessment and Collection Of Taxes
e. S. Smalley, chairman; A. II. Dahl,
e. w. Whitson, Henry Johnson, James
Dinsdale, H. G.. Doolittle, n j. Terrens.
Corporations-Ira B. Bradford, chair
man; Frederick Hartung, Charles Rey-
nolds, NJ. J. Walrich, F. G. Westfahl,
Jr., Philip Ham, 2. e. Coffland.
Finance, Banks and Insurance-N. e.
Lane, chairman; +. H. Lord, G. F. Nor
ris w. S. Braddock, R. e. Tirroll, Ell. G.
Doolittle, L. A. Karel.
Railroads.&c.. w. Gilman, chairman;
J. A Frear, w. S. Braddock, R. Aims
worth, r. e. farrell, George P. Ste
vens, George E. Baedle, o. G. Kenney,
w. S. Irvine, f. NJ. Reed, Lewis Ben
son.
Education-James Johnston, chairman;
+. H. Lord, w. B. Bartlett, J. p. Chand-
Ter, J. S. Donald, E. w. Whitson, r. w.
e. FritZke.
Town and County Organization-Da
vid Hodgins, chairman; K. J. Morgan,
G. w. Morris, p. j. Cosgrove, Frank A.
Cady.
Public Lands-George 2. Stevens, Da-
vid Evans, Jr., II. I.ekern, James John
ston. W. +. LaDu
Military Affairs-A. e. Smith, chair
man; c. A. Slider, Charles Reynolds,
Fred Brietwisch, S. e. Smalley, F. c.
Westfahl Jr., w. +. LaDu.
Public Health and Sanitation-E. w.
Whitson, chairman; S. f. Verbeck, James
Dinsdale, ]. A. Britain, B. S. Potter.
Legislative Expenditures Thomas
Johnson, chairman; A. L. Osborn, R. F.
Theisenhusen, r. \. Lang, Frank Ba-
dercr.
Frigileges and Elections-W. w. An
drew, chairman; j. A. Frear, Simon
Thoreson. Edward lie Roy. John Loebs,
g. s. Peterson, B. S. Potter.
g'aderal Relations-Fr Hart
ung, chairman; Charles Barker, n. f.
Lane, G.. II. Ray, n. E. Becker.
Public lmprovements-W. B. Bartlett,
chairman; +. NJ. Price, T. ]. Kimball,
Philip Ham, Joseph Carberry.
Dairy and Foods. D. Slade. Thomas