The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1903-01-20
GUS SAUR-G. VAN WERDEN

McTaggart. W. P Francis, q Jesse H
Jones. James T. Merric.l, Jas. Wilkin anC
| Everett ]. Murphy.
Railroads.&c. Joseph X. futile. William I
James. J. L. Matthews. John G. Majors
! Dyke EaIinger, Herbert w. Williams and
| j. ThreadgiIl.
Education-William \. Maxwell, 7. NJ
Robinson. William T. James, :. McTag
gart. Fh1son p. Cummins, Thomas j
Ballew ag-red a. Wagoner.
-sulatiun Of Liquor Traffic-A. Nc
1aggart. r NJ. Robinson, Jas. w. Har-
rison, S. Grimes and Herbert w. Will
| liars
Agriculture-W P. Francis. J. L. Mat
thev.5. John c. Majors. Jas. Wilkin. and
Thomas Braidwocd
Municipal Corporations-B, f. Nisbett
Jesse H. Jones. Edgar ". Jones. Jas. W
Harrison Herbert " Williams. S
Grimes Sproat and John Decker.
Asylunls and Public Charities-Joseph
a Jester. b. r Nisbett. William \. Max
well, JAS. ". Harrison. Everett ]. Muir
ply. John Threadgill and John II. Decker.
Oompensa ton of Public Officers-Jqhn
G. Ma jors, Joseph - Jester, Jas. W. Har-
rison. Jas. J. Merick, and c. Grimes
Sproat.
Insurance-Wm. y. Maxwell, \. McTaS-
CART, 7. NJ. Robinson. Jhilson p. Cum
Minis and Fred A. Wagner
Banks and Banking-Wm r. James,
John G Majors. B. f. Nisbett. John
Threadgin and Thomas ]. Ballew.
Roads and Highways-Jesse II. Jones,
]. L. Matthews. w. =. Francis, JAS VIII
kin and John Threadgill
Printing-W. p. Francis. J. l. Mat
thows. b. +. Nisbett. VIM. \. Maxwell,
Thomas p. Braidwood. j. p Oummins.
County and Township Organization
John c. Majors. y. G. McTaggart VIM.
\. Maxwell J. l.. Matthews. Jas. J. Mer-
rick. John Threadgill and r. ]. Ballew.
Penitentiary and Reformatory Institu-
tions-Jas. W. Harrison. Edgar w. Jones
Jesse II. Jones, B. F. Nisbett Fred \.
Wagner. Unison p. Cummins, John
ThreadSill and John Decker.
Public Lands-A McTasgart. Jas. w.
Harrison. w. p. Francis. Joseph \. Jes
ter. Jhilson p Cummins. John II Decker
and Thomas p Braidwood.
Public Buildings-Jas w. Harrison.
VIM. T. James. Joseph y. Jester. ". p.
Francis. Jas Wilkn. Thomas J. Ballew,
and s. G. Sprpat.
Election and Legislative Apportion-
ments-Jesse II Jones. Joseph X. Tuttle,
VIM. a. Maxwell, John c. Majors. Everett
J. Murphy. Dyke Ballinger and Jhilson
z. Cummins.
Military-Edgar w Jones. Joseph X
Tuttle and Fred A. Wagner.
Engrossed Bills-T NJ Robinson. Jos.
A Jester. VIM. r. James Everett J.
Murphy and Herbert w Williams.
Fish and Game-Joseph \. Jester. Jesse
II. Jones W. P. Francis. Thomas p
Braidwood ard Thomas j. Ballew.
Manufactures and Home industries-Jas
w. Harrison. Joseph X. Tuttle. John C.
10 Tof nd
Cummins.
Private Corporafions-Edg W. Jones.
". P Francis. Joseph \. Jester. E. J.
Murphy and Dyke Ballinger.
Quarantine-J. l.. Matthews. W. p.
Francis. Edgar W. Jones. VIM. \. Max
Utl, jas. Wikin. Herbert w Williams
ard Thomas p. Braidwood.
Medical and Sanitary Affairs-B. e
Nisbett. w T. James. y. McTaggart,
Dyke BallirSer. and S. Grimes Sproat.
Rules-Joseph X. Tuttle. Jesse II. Jones
I. NJ. Robinson, Fred \. Wagner and
Dyke Baliinger.
The following bills were introduced in
the house today:
By J. P. Cummins-To repeal the law
creating Office of county assessor and
creating Office of township assessor.
BY McTaggart-To regulate leasing Of
school lands.
BY Cumm:ns-To amend statute except
ing regular hotel board bill jumpers from
wrong doers.
BY Edgar Jones-To provide for display
Of flag over all school houses.
BY William Bowles-To provide for tax
alton in uncrg2 nizcd counties.
BY Jesse Jones-To amend the free
range laws.
BY Matthews-To provide stringent
quarantine regulations.
BY Merrick-To provide for board of ed
uc-ltion in the separate schools
BY Bradwood-To provide for the can
of stock brands
BY Nesbitt-To prohibit the sale of in
toxica tng liquor within twenty miles of
an Incorporated town.
Bv-Edgar Jones' Providing for an equi-
ty of redemption in real estate under
Of mortgage.
he r. solution introduced By Edgar
Jones Was adopted today. II provides
for a committee 10 visit Fort Supply aPG
ascertain the adv;sability Of using II for
4 penten; larry and an asylum.
y committee was appointed By the chair
nn Representative McTacsart : motion TO
hear the~7contCst between Wilkin and
A.auiey of Tonkawa. This committee fol-
lows: Jesse Jones. joseph X. Tuttle Wm.
A. Maxwell. r. J. Murphy and Jhilson
=. CummiHs.t
Democratic minority in the council are
alleged by some 10 have a deeper mean
ing than they appear To. They follow:
Guthrie .. T. IAN. I9-Dyke Balinger,
has proved hinSclf . friend 70 the new
country He is fsom Anadarko. Today he