The Saint Paul globe., 1905-01-11

Jefferson: Hayes, wyman, Stock, Carl,
O'Laughlin-35.
Bondy, Mork, Putnam, Johnson, Hetland,
Bitterness. Lewis. ]. T., Ramsland, Meyer
Public Health. Dairy and Food Prod
Palmer, Stone, Dalen, Krostue, De Laittre.
thai, Morse, McColl-15.
Public Lands-Lund, Wood, Palmer,
Ekman Cole, Erickson, Bondy, Johnson,
Bowling, Nolan, w. A., Mork. Zelch,
Murray, Morley, Jefferson, Nelson,
Public Parks-Hinds, Oleson, Bardwell,
Pehler, Nolan, w "A. Kelly, M, Hogue,
Gates, E.. Hinton. Ware, Haugen-11.
Hugo %es Ken Petaraon D. enns Pehi
er, Rider, Wichman, bowling. Flower,
Roads, Bridges and Navigable Streams
Cole, Johnson; Fraser, Peterson, O.. Carl
son, Morley. Ekman, Swanson, Wichman,
Wood, Mark Gates, E., Saari, Oleson,
Hanson, Jefferson, Ware, Deegan, Lynch
Rules and Joint Rules-Rockne. Ofsthun,
Anderson, De Laittre, HicKey-5.
School for Defectives-Kelly, J. B.,
Ware, Oleson. Chamberlain, Gates, ]. A,
Soldiers Home Craig, Nolan, w. L,
Flower, Kelly, M, Jefferson, Hogue,
Washburn, Juliar, Miller, Bitterness,
State. Library-BouclS, Wohlhuter. Har-
den, Stone, Hammergren-
State Normal Schools-Bennett, Bouck,
T., Perley Gandrud, Pehler Lewis, j. T.,
State Prison and Reforma atory-zelch,
Hanson Mark, Erickson, Kelly, j. B.,
| Craig, Bardwell Haugen. Mannix, Haskell.
Miller, Teiger, Saari, Bitterness, Lynch
| Wells vollmer, Kelly, NJ, Morley, Hand
State Training School jacobson. Gates.
7: A, Armstrong, Hayes. Hille, Putnam,
Taxes and Tax Laws-wallace. Cole,
| Nolan, w. T. Hinton, Hugo, Simons,
Washburn, Nolan, ". A., Selb. Wyman,
Lauritsen, Hetland, Rachie, Klein. Hanna
| ford, Dorsey, Hickey---17.
Temperance Observation-Disclosures, S.
| D., Hannaford Mork, Krostue. Kelly. ].
! Rosenthal. Dorsey. Mccoll. Ramsland,
Towns and Counties-Hinton, Dalen,
Erik Erickson swanson Ekman sraig a, zelen s
| ming, Teigen. Lewis, J. T., Bitterness, Den
| Ter, Deegan-17.
son. Bondy, Tanning. Gates, E. Landeen
| Lennon, McColl-9
How the District Fare
By congressional districts, the chair
manships of committees have been
quite equitably divided. The First and
/ Fifth districts, with their large Repub-
i.lican majorities, are given eight heads
/ of committees, while the Fourth has
seven, the Seventh, Eighth and Ninth
! have six each, the Third and Sixth arc
given five chairmanships, and the Sec
Ieond must be content with four, none OF
/ any special Importance.
The following is the division of the
lschairmanships by congressional dis
tricts:
First Distriet-Judiciary game and fish
prison labor. printing, forestry, crimes
local bills, public schools
Second-TownS and counties, temper
i ance training school. ways and means.
I Third Observation-Disclosures, rules, manu-
factures, enrolment, school for defec
| tives.
,Fourth-Corporation municipal legisla
tion public health, state prison, engross
! ment illuminating oils, hospitals.
Fifth--Appropriatio lions, taxes, insurance
/ public lands, military affairs, claims
labor university.
.Sixth-Logs and lumber, immigration
public parks. state library, census.
/ Seventh-Agriculture, general legisla
tion, legislative expense, commerce. bind
ing twine, geological survey.
Eighth-Grain and warehouse, road
4 fairs, public accounts, public buildings.
l. Ninfh-Banks, education, elections, nor
NAL schools, drainage, mines.
New Bills
H F. No. 1: BY Roberts-To annent
u Article 9 of the constitution of the state
to Increase the power of the Legislature
TO permit of taxation of all classes o
4 property, and to increase the exemption Q
4 personal property from s100 to 5000. Ju
dietary,
H.F No. 2: BY Roberts-To memorial
ize congress for the early enactment of
! law giving the interstate commerce com
mission enlarged powers for the regula
4 ton of railroad rates, and to enforce sucl
rates as ii NAV TX. Railroads.
II. F. No. 8: BY Johnson-To provid
for one-twentieth of mill tax for stat
4 aid TO public highways. and to create
permanent highway commission. Road
and bridges.
ii. F. No. 4: BY Johnson-To provid