The National tribune., 1907-12-26


Education-George n. Southwick
New York; William E. Humphrey
Washington; Andrew ]. Volstead, Min
nesota; Sylvester C. Smith, California
Joseph V. Graft, Illinois; Herman P
Goebel, Ohio; Moses p Kinkaid, Ne
braska; George A. Loud, Michigan; As
bury F. Lever, South Carolina; Finls
Garrett, Tennessee; Timothy 7. Ans
berry, Ohio; George K. Favrot, Louisi.
ana, and William Z. Touvelle, Ohio.
Election of President, Vice Presiden
and Representatives in Congress-Jos
H. Gaines, West Virginia: Cyrus A. Sui
loway, New Hampshire; George w. Nor
ris, Nebraska; Charles T. Dunwell, New
York; James F. Burke, Pennsylvania;
William H. Jackson, Maryland; Gerrli
]. Diekema, Michigan; Benjamin h
Focht, Pennsylvania; William w. Ruck-
er, Missouri; Oscar w. Gillespie, Texas;
W. Hardwick, Georgia; Francis
r. Lassiter, Virginia, and Richard N
Hackett, North Carolina.
Elections.
Elections. No. James r. Mann, H.
linois; Llewellyn Powers, Maine; Chas
L. Knapp, New York; Grant E. Mouser
Ohio; George A. Pearre, Maryland; Geo
C. Sturgiss West Virginia: Ollie M
James, Kentucky; Edward w. Saunders
Virginia, and William Willett, Jr., New
York.
Elections, No. marlin E. Olmsted
James NJ. Miller, Kansas;
Capell L. Weems, Ohio; James F
Burke, Pennsylvania; Duncan E. Nc
Kinlay, California; John NJ. Nelson
Wisconsin; Adam NJ. Byrd, Mississippi;
William E. Touvelle, Ohio, and James
A. Hamill, New Jersey.
Elections, No. 3-Michael f. Driscoll
New York; William Z. Humphrey
Washington; Henry T. Bannon, Ohio;
John F. Boyd, Nebraska; Jay Ford Lam
ing, Ohio; Claude Kitchin, North Caro-
Charles C. Carlin, Virginia.
Enrolled Bills-William w. Wilson
]. Hampton Moore, Pennsylva-
mia; Daniel r. Anthony, Kansas; Nathan
w. Hale, Tennessee; Henry T. Rainey,
Lincoln Dixon, Indiana, and
William Willett, Jr., New York.
Expenditures in the State Depart
w. Weeks. Massachusetts;
Henry T. Bannon, Ohio; William w
Cocks. New York; Charles r. Davis,
Sam Bronson Cooper, Texas;
Courtney w. Hamlin, Missouri, and
John T. Lenahan, Pennsylvania.
Expenditures in the Treasury Depart
ment-Philip Knopf, Illinois; Ebenezer
j. Hill, Connecticut; Arthur L. Bates,
Pennsylvania; Warren A. Haggott, Colo
rado; John Lamb, Virginia.; John NJ.
Garner Texas, and George w. Kipp,
Expenditures in the War Depart
ment-George p. Lawrence, Massachu-
setts; J. Adam Bede, Minnesota; John
M. Reynolds, Pennsylvania; John f.
Harding, Ohio; Joseph L. Rhinock,
Kentucky; ]. Davis Broadhead, Penn
nr,i1 Nd To- NV n-t Ia
homa.
Expenditures in The Navy Depart
ment-Henry S. Boutell, Illinois; Ernest
F. Acheson, Pennsylvania; John w.
Langley, Kentucky; Lemuel P. Padgett,
Tennessee; William c. Adamson, Geor-
gia. and Harry 3. Wolf. Maryland.
Expenditures in the Post Office De-
partment-Irving p. Wanger, Pennsyl-
vania; Martin B. Madden, Illinois; Will
liam II. Jackson, Maryland; George w.
Fairchild, New York; Carter Glass, Vir-
ginia; John II. Moore, Texas, and Frank
Clark, Florida.
Expenditures in the Interior Depart
ment-Gilbert n. Haugen, Iowa; James
Kennedy, Ohio; Daniel F. Lafean, Penn
5ylvania; George r. MaIby, New York
Robert n. Page. North Carolina; Will
son S. Hill, Mississippi, and Rufus
Hardy, Texas.
"Expenditures- Committees.
Expenditures in the Department of
Justice-Sydney E. Mudd, Maryland,
H. Stafford, Wisconsin; Elbert
Il. Hubbard, Iowa; Paul Howland, Ohio;
Henry NJ. Goldfogle, New York; John
II. Stephens, Texas, and Adam NJ.
Byrd, Mississippi.
Expenditures in the Department of
griculture-Charles E. Littlefeld,
Maine; Edwin w. Higgins, Connecticut;
J. Sloat Fassett, New York; Charles G..
Massachusetts; Henry d.
Flood, Virginia; Robert c. Davey, Lou
isiana, and Charles F. Booher, Missouri.
Expenditures in the Department of
Commerce and Labor-David j. Foster,
Vermont; William NJ Calder. New
York; Washington Gardner, Michigan:
Aisle j. Gronna, North Dakota; Arsene
P. Pujo, Louisiana; Morris Sheppard,
Texas, and Daniel ]. Riordan, New
York
Expenditures on Public Buildings-E.
Stevens Henry, Connecticut; James Nc
Lachlan, California; John ]. Esch. Wis
consin; James c. Mclaughlin, Michi-
gan; John II. Small, North Carolina;
Helm, Kentucky, and Charles
G. Edwards, Georgia.
Foreign Affairs-Robert G. Cousins
Iowa; Charles b. Lands, Indiana; Jas.
Breck Perkins, New York; David J.
Foster, Vermont; Adm B. Capron
Rhode Island; ]. Sloat Fassett New
York; Edwin DENLY, Michigan; William
b. Mckinley, Illinois; Allen F. Cooper
Pennsylvania; Frank o. Lowden, Illi-
nois; Edward L. Taylor. Ohio; Butler
Ames, Massachusetts; William NJ. How
ard, Georgia; Henry D. Flood, Virginia
William B. Lamar, Florida; John N
Garner, Texas; John A. Keliher, Massa-
chusetts; John Gill, Jr, Maryland, and
Francis Burton Harrison, New York
immigration and Naturalization
Benjamin F. Howell, New Jersey; Au-
gustus P. Gardner, Massachusetts: Bur-
ton L. French, Idaho; Ira w. Wood
New Jersey; William S. Bennett. New
York; Everis A. Hayes, California; J.
Hampton Moore. Pennsylvania; Don C
Edwards. Kentucky; Gustav Kuster-
mann, Wisconsin; John L. Burnett. Ala.
bama; John NJ. Moore, Texas; John A.
NJ. Adair, Indiana: Adolph ]. SABBATH
Illinois; Joseph F. O'Connen, Massachu.
sets, and John NJ. Rothermel, Penn.
sylvania.
Indian Affairs.
Indian Affairs-James S. Sherman
New York; Thomas F. Marshall, North
Dakota; Charles l.. Knapp, New York;
Edmund II. Hinshaw, Nebraska; Amo.
l.. Allen, Maine; Philip P. Campbell
Kansas; Joseph Howell. Utah: Bird s
Mcguire, Oklahoma; Charles A. Lind.
bergh, Minnesota: E. A. Morse, Wiscon.
sin; William II. Parker, South Dakota
John II. Stephens, Texas; Claude Kitch.
in, North Carolina; Gilbert NJ. Hitch.
cock, Nebraska; Edward w. Saunders
Virginia; Charles ID. Carter, Oklahoma
Ben Craven, Arkansas; Thomas Hack.
ney, Missouri, and William II. Andrews
New Mexico.
Industrial Arts and Expositions-Au.