The Kemper herald. (Scooba, Miss.) 1875-1908, 1904-01-21
COMMITTEES
ARE NAMED
AND BOTH BODIES GET DOWN
TO BUSINESS.
THE STATE LEGISLATURE
Worlds Fair Commission Wants Ad-
ditional Appropriation to Defray
Expenses Of Exhibit. Changes in
Primary Election Law Proposed.

M Monday-Longino submitted his
message in regard to the World s
Fair Commission in which he shows
the total amount drawn from the fund
up to Jan. 3, 1904, is $4,500.77, and
recommends further appropriation
of $4,000 or so much Of that amount
as may be necessary, by the legislature
to carry on the work Of preparing
Mississippi exhibits.
TUESDAYS SESSION.
The Senate The following stand
ing committees Of the senate were
announced:
Committee on Rules-Lieutenan
Governor j. P. Carter, Moore 30th,
Clinton, Dent, Dunn, Groves, Far
ley.
ConstitutioR-Dunn, Smith, Nc
Lane 18th, Heidelberg, Dent, Noun
ger, Mcneil. #' I
Finance - Farley, Henry Boyd, Ste
phenson, Stone, Franklin 25th, Wal
ker, Magee, Belk, Ratcliff, Moore
10th, Doss Graves.
Local and Private Legislation
Moore 30th, Harris, Elmore, Noun
ger, Glover.
Agriculture, Commerce and Manu-
factures-Boyd, Groves, Sanders,
Gordon, Hightower, Doss, MeLaurin
goth, Yarbrough, Weaver, Stephen
son.
Education Hicks, Belk, Weaver,
Sanders, McNeal, Doss, Magee, Noun
ger.
Public Works-Greaves, Stone,
Groves, Scott, Firth.
Printing Sanders, Scott, Hebron,
Groom, Franklin 31st.
Railroad and Franchises Smith
Groom, Ratcliff, Bloomfield, Weaver,
Harris, Hebron.
Claims = Mclean, Groves, McLau-
rim 18th, Simpson, Hightower, Ste
phenson, Gordon.
Military Glover, Hebron, Simp-
son, Parks, Franklin 31st.
Federal Relation Groom High
tower, Heidelberg, Bloomfield, Belk.
County Affairs McLaurin 10Th,
Franklin 31st, Mclean, Kendrick,
Yarbrough, Weaver, Glover.
immigration Stephenson, Magee,
Yarbrough, Firth, Scott, Hightower,
Gordon.
Registration and Election Stone,
Ratcliff, Henry, Farley, Elmore, Simp-
son, Belk.
Unfinished Business Groves, Firth,
Thrasher
Banks and Banking Magruder,
Moore 2Sth, Doss, Franklin 25th, Nc
Lean Goth.
Contingent Expenses-H Heidelberg,
Kendrick, Yarbrough.
Penitentiary and Prison Dent,
Henry, Groom, Magruder, Franklin
25th, Clinton, Scott, Sanders, Heidel-
berg. @ A&a
Humane and Benevolent Institu-
tions- s-Yarbrongh Hendricks, Hicks
Dent. Dunn, Groom, McLaurin Goth.
Public Lands Henry, Farley, Ma
gee, Greaves, Bloomfield, Ratcliff,
Groves. "
Corporations Clinton, Smith,
Moore 30th, Henry, Thrasher, Moore
2Sth, Mclean.
Levees-M McLaurin Doth, Stone
Moore 30th, Hicks, Hebron, Harris,
Glover. A&t4
Engrossed Bills Thrasher, Boyd,
Franklin 31st, Hicks, Simpson.
Public Health and Quarantine
Kendrick, Bloomfield, Yarbrough,
Boyd, Clinton, Parks, Simpson.
Temperance -Belk, Hicks, Magrud-
er, Kendrick, Heidelberg, Thrasher,
Hebron.
Senate Joint Committees Execu-
tive-Contingent Fund -Mounger, Ma
gee, McNeal.
Library Weaver, Magee, Elmore.
Enrolment of Bills--Parks, Ratcliff
Scott, .Kendrick, Gordon.
Investigation of State Officers
Bloomfield, Groom, ,Elmore. Boyd, C.
Z. Franklin, Greaves and Firth.
University and Colleges M. A.
Franklin, Hightower, Magruder, Wal
ker, Thrasher.
Following were the among the most
important bills to be introduced to-
day: To create text book commits
sion; TO exempt from taxation all
solvent credits and money loaned in
the state at 6 per cent or less; to
raise revenue by validating all con-
tracts made previous to the passage
of this act which were OF are void
o. voidsble under present pr exist.