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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-07-20
TACOMA WINS AGAIN
BY A CLOSE MARGIN

TACOMA. july 20 ia woutd ae.
pear mar the Cubs are destined 70
loso regularly from the TIGERS thla
seek. yesterday mahin9 the third
straight aefeAs Each game has
ssnss bY he isaaasi wish one ran 10
thar bad AMI lens that luck en-.
tNFa a. mitch lmgs the eontesta ~
anything eaan GtFuywtts put he
Gore. the Tacoma t@ifirF. eut ~
baAAneaa In the fourth ~ smash.
ing him "a the hand wsth a hard
drive. DeltaF waH substituted sh
Lntiarr'a place and be pitched BAH
81 such high ci4nn that there was
nothing more doing Tor the nug
ties. This score stood 10 . ia the
nth when the Tigers broke lDuse
and before they we're rounded up
again they had found Cor for 9
hlts and assisted with an error b.
Hickey made four runs. enough FOE
The game After that there was
nothing doing on either side.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-07-20

tSeattIa StaF'a tKelualve bervlee.l
MINNEAPOLIS. July 80. II Ma.
rioa W SAVAGE. millionaire Aietho.
dist horse racer and circus owner.
consistent That Il. can be race
horses and Dc really true Chris
tianf
Marion Savage admits that he la
a fare track snonaman aud eaYN
that he knewa 10 Is deFaat Chris
tlan People who are BEST aeauaiut
ID with him will also tell Yoa that
be- is a good church man. whose
deeds arr aetuAgea hY hla aealnlurai
haiiet They say they knew him a.
a puaf mau only a feN Yeafa aga.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-07-20

lloualfa arc cfeaeeua 0aA. III
fecgnm 10bA. Arlon 2t0TA OF
theaa hofaos AIR Savage proudly
aAyas
They aFe tho four fastest and
most famous harness stations ever
owned b. one aan % one farm IN
the history ~ the world Arian Waa
sold Tor si4b 900 Ia 1888. Dan Patch
sold for 5000 $3.50 600 has been
refused for himl 100000 Aaa ~
tared fet Cfeaceua and sas 900 faF
Dlfaetum a total % g9s0.9 900 Tor the
inuf stations
Ia the nidsi 81 al the race track
excitement Ar Savage in almaya a
Christian. deNaut aha Walnhful %
his actions fAbelouH offers to run
uan Patch IN the east on 6mdfAga
have heeu consistently tafned
down
Dan r. a Methodist. too" Nr
Savage always says
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-07-20
SPORT CALENDAR

NEW YORK. July 20 Sporting
events Of Importance slated for tho
coming week include the following
MONDAY h.AAtefu champion.
ships IN tennis dSsbieH on courts ~
L0nRwood Cricket club. boston
Western junior golf champion.
ship tournament begins on grounds
~ Westward Ito Golf elub. chi
cag0.
Highland Park Jockey ciuh opens
racing meet on the Fort Eric track
opposite liufialo, In Ontario
Tuesday Second troitlug meet
on the eheaf Western circuit opens
al Terfo Haute. Ind. with $4,000
ia purses offered
International circuit racing meet
begins az Grand Forks IL copnec
ti0n with the North Dakota state
fair.
Kansas and Oklahoma lawn ten
mis- tournament opens at Wichita,
WEUM EsaUAF Nineteenth an
nual exhibition Of the famous Long
Branch Horse show association
opens ai Long Branch, n. j.
THURSDAY Harlem Tommy
murphy and Bort Reyes. ~ phlln'
delphla. VAL fisht eis rounds before
Crown A G brooklyn
Benny fRnger. tho Italian light
weight aud Walter Little ARE card
81 10 fight ten rounds before Fort
Wayne A c. lioatoa
Annual tournament 81 Wisconsin
State Colt association opens on
links ~ Maple liluff club. Madison
SATURDAY r. Western fennia
championships IN doubles and SIN.
giles will be- played under auspices
81 Kenm0oa Country eluh. Chicago.
Milwaukee Automobile club wiii
bold annual Derby day. with card
Of eight races for an types Of motor
ears
New Jersey Automobile clubs
first annual climb up Hch0oley
mountain will take place.
Meteor Yacht club Of Great
Britain wlli hold elimination race
10 select competitors for intefna
f0uai challenge cup contest
Seattle Derby, with a guaranteed
value o. $4,000. viii be the feature
~ the raelng meet AZ Seattle.
Wash
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-07-20

Aeiofe he made hiA money on .
stock snod. and that hta religion ~
those days has moi changed ane
shit
At Savage. Nina Millionaire
Savage has the finest stables ia tie
sefid In thNm arr s1s race harsna
Dan Patch has lhe finest stall %
them ali Othnf wetikuuwn race
hutaaa uMned hy the Methodist mgf
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RUNNERS WE'RE
POOR QUALITY

he bot 1900 on that piece Of cheese,
Hudabek
Harry Froeiioh Of the bohemian
clab laid Lea cop price Ia The ring
against Jack Adams aud AZ ros
asat loal 81 100 TO the race,
Thia Wits Lawrence. '"ho makes
tho book for the ffAhhe olubsmuat
he a pretty ooanfai guy lie wun
81 500 to the day for the book.
winning 5000 alone "a tho last race,
Hard Losing Jones had a
chance to beef after the fourth
race az be paid out over 81 400
on Sen Warner 80 show. because
tho mvofite failed TO finish inside
tho money
Nelson 1onea, tho origlnal Seattle
hook maker, sot in bad yesterday
aud lost over thousand 60 the
day
Chaa. Green. who won the second
race. ia a fall brother % 8ofaia.
wha was. IA hef year. the greatest
two year old ON the coast She
won nine races ia 10 starts
Mebtry was tho only hos 20 ride
tWu winners Palms rode his usual
daily winner aud l.natx. who won
with Metlak8tla. got under tho wire
on a winnef foF the first Time IN
his life
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-07-20

VA NCOWvEH. y e.. July go Because
4hun'# tribe rot hits. allowed two
a their meu 10 be hW ~ She pitcher.
and took advantage 70 ffaFiava error.
five runs we're msde IN the second IA
HinH. more tNAn sn0Nah 20 win the
game Vancouver made three runs ln
the slEth inning when Jensen waH good
nnt remain there tong enough to 90
any damage Erickson. the Spokane
pitcher. was hif behind the enf aifh
thrown bail before thH game. @Hd had
tn be taken 20 his h8tat
ae9ts3 ~ n
Np1haha fttt st*t tttt+ftfFs
vancouver tfsfft ttf- tstaff II
Batteries Jensen and awludrlia Mel
aen ana Wehihef Umpire liBwtttt
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eeafs r. r.
Haffulf sd. .... ........
tshHaaainhia .... .t
BATTERIES tunavsn asd schmidt ~
9efh Gratis. M&ftleF ard FemsFa
Heafe a -
Wew Nnfh ... .............
SCI fiHHsH ..4.. -
naitsfiss Cheshire and Hlslnsw psltp
4na stevens
Score 81 F ~
Esiand - sstststtt.ss L.
Batteries - fAehhaf4f hHH clara =
SMITH asa uaFasa
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-07-20

END STRlKE

The controversy OF the plaster.
era and boss plasterers waa end
ed Friday afternoon az a meeting
Ia which tho Building Trades a.
aembly and the Master Builders
association we're represented A
contract IN quadruplo was signed
calling for a wage scale OF 81 so
a day for all work contracted for
after March I. 1907. The old rate
OF So a day viii prevail on ali work
contracted for prior to that date.
buy your HAT Of E H. Brooks &
90. 1891 Second av 90
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-07-20
Little Clss al Meadows Yesterday, Buf FavOriies Get
Their Share Of Events, and Only One Long Shot
ScOrCd--LaSt Race Best Of Day. 49,

good BY eoming homss In front
paelfieo. tlYu favorite. made the
pace 20 the stretch. whore Me.
Gfathiana Prince ran oser him aud
won by three lengths Poor old
iinmeF came with rush the last
sixteenth aud nosed racltleo out
for the place
The last race WAS The best ~
the day from q betting standpoint
silver Wedding. at slxes, Judge az
8 90 and Jack Adams At GO 1,
were all heavily played but only
the hackers of the latter got ans
thing. Prestige. At 80 "a 1 goi
away from tho barrier with a big
burst og speed and led into the
stretch. followed hy iudae and 3ach
Adams Prestige and judge then
stopped. and Jack Adams won
haadily By couple Of lengths
santa RAY and Red RoYnard came
from far hack and gut second and
third respectively Silver Wedding
was never In tho hunt
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-07-20
tsv eneuoggl

The poorest fields IN point Of
quality that have gone 10 the Nost
this season az rhe Meadows com
peted yesterday afternoon. and the
only race that had any pFeteaaloue
II class was gse last event al one
mile. Witch was captured in handy
style BY The lavorlte, Jack Adams
As thrVe favorites and two second
choices scored during the afternoon
the books did not add much 20 their
hankFoils
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-07-20

An energetic phrennioriat wlth
an eye 10 business can eet a Job
BY applying 90 Frank MeshcrrY
The latter j. going % get hia head
examined to-day 10 asenrtaln Why
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-07-20

Steve O'nrien. Charley Mullen
and Harry t'roeltch. the three IL
whom comprise the Bohemian
stable. which started ffonnet IN the
first race yesterday. al had
varied collection ef pastoheassis Ia
their possession after tho mare fin
ished seventh In a field ~ 10, This
makes the ninth consecutive time
that nunaet haA disappointed the
expectations II her owners. bat
they are al game and ara going
back after their Gotta the next time
she starts That H. all bus stsYo
oiirien he says that Too much
II enough
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-07-20

Is develops that one Harry Lat
inner. ~ CAigary. il after infieldaFa
3turwnon and Rodgers nf Spokane
ard aiea hopea 20 land Catcher
Wilkins Wlgh butte. f.AtinaeY in.
tenda 10 have a fast bunch ~ bail
t0@Hags at Calgary
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-07-20

Rudahek. the 4 70 5 favorlta Ia
tho fourth race. who finished out.
side the money after an able and
energetic ride on she part Of
Cricket Kelly. was one uf the
horses ON whose account Jockey
NnrUl was suspended On His last
race Rudabek lonkcd ike cor.
sainty yesterday. but no failed h.
run his best. quitting like hound
tn the stretch. although Kelly boot.
"a him all the way Il certainly
seems an Injustice to any iockeY
e. suspend him because of the
yaEaFieN Of such an Inconsistent
piece Of horacfienh a. this nadA
bek meafhound
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-07-20
Olympic Market

euta your meat bills Ia half ifs
Pike 81. opposite the Boa Marcia
zee
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-07-20

Aberdeen 4uiy 70 The aaNdusf
Eafefa fsu on the Minaf tuifisfn yes
taFasF and beat them % the fHuf coz
asfa ~ ths iai WtnulnN she session Hith
score ~ rs to nrimknF held ere
Miners 90 hut Eln hts ana aniY ore run
came tn.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-07-20

About as cheap a field a. has
heeu seer this season parmaed past
the gFandssand In the flfth event.
q scramble nj one and one aixteenth
iniina THE boukmnkers got fear
full trimming in thls event. ~ Are
g1rathiamA Prince was backed from
9 % / down to % and made
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-07-20
CAN A DEVOUT CHRISTIAN RACE
HORSES AND ALSO RUN A CIRCUS

MIL onAiRE SAVAGE OWNER OF PATCH AND aas OTHER
RACE HORSES, eELigves Hr eAN-ooEsNr oRN6 SMOKE,
SWEAR CHEW.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-07-20

Tho selling war asill keeps up AZ
The Meadows Yesterday after
ChAs Green had wan the second
race Early Wright boosted him
ss90 over his entered price The
Baker City stable retained the
horse.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-07-20

BATTERIES ufiHkeF ard apeuesf uaoa.
HamHeia and Van Eandt and WiihiHa
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BASEBALL.
GOSSIP

II II hard luck fnF the Cubs %
continue losing ~ the narrow mar.
slh OF ono tally. its bad enough
to lose az ait. bat when luck faiia
20 smile Il - anything bot pleas.
ant Here's hoping that so win
the games g. which we are nmgiilUd
The canucka have found that
they caa stand Tor no more &C
TwiFieg uoodwia ard tbs former
Tacoma tuaacr tn again uut 0f a
Job That ~ 90 game which waa
takea By Spokane proved tg-o much
for the foreigners Several airec.
tors 81 the riah anw tho game ana
as aoon a. II VAS OVER th.Y hniA
an emergency meeting ard deeld
cd that ueadMin had - 60
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-07-20

A magnificent collection OF
hoesies spOgted silk In the first
race. and the public tie on hakera
field and made him a 20 8 favor
ite. Bobby Palms was up and, taxi
ing the horse 90 the front az the
start ~ van away from the field
aud came home by himself Tram
way beat Rustic Lady a nose let
the place.
nr Rawell. the favoflse In the
second. led hY two lengths into the
stretch and looked all over a win.
ner. hut stopped as though Some
one had suddenly wail0ped hlm on
the brain pan Wlth a meat Ak. Then
Charles Green. tho second chaiee
who had been gHnmgng easily. came
ON and won as BE pleased. Katie
Dell and Millera Daughter came
from far back and ran second and
third respectively
CrlsM. with Jockey Roy Mentry
Ia the boot. was chalkad ap at
even money. and won on the be
after leadlng an the way in the
third raee Ramona NJ made a
game effort 90 catch the winner.
but never had a chance southern
Lady at 50 10 annexed show
hUuofN.
NY. what a SOFT tho talent got
in the fourth race. Rndabek. back.
ed down from to 6 10 "a 3.
betrayed the confidence 81 his
supporters b finishing outside the
money lie tried % raee sen. War,
mar Oft his feet. but tho best
the two could 90 was % XIII each
other esf. and Ransam and Neila
katia. two outsiders. came from Tar
back and fought It out nj the fin.
iSh The latter was the rameat
and won hy a nose Sen. Warner
was a distant third. Seven Bells.
the second choice. made as,
graceful showing and finished away
hack.
About a. cheap field a. has
heeu seer this season paFMaed past
the EFanastand In the flfth event.
a scramble at one and one slxteenth
lniiea The baokmakers gut fear
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-07-20

Or Lee Maker. aentiut. s0G nltel
building Phone. Main B2bg. sss
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1907-01-23
LIST OREGON LEGISLATIVE COMMITTEES

Cities and towns-Pike, Kubli.
Beutgen.
Commerce-Brix. Hendrick, Vaw-
ter. Farrell, Rackliff.
Counties-Washburn Brown, Rey-
nolds, Hendrick, Rothchild.
Capitol building and grounds-Set-
tlemier, Bayer, McCallon.
Elections-King, Burns, Farrell.
observation-disclosures, Barrett of
Umatilla, Beveridge, Gray, McCue.
Engrossed bills-Huntley, Chaplin,
Pike.
Enrolled bills-.Adams, Dobbins,
Simmons.
! Federal relations-Farrel, Craw-
ford, Campbell.
Fisheries-McCue. Huntley Hen
drick, Chase, Connell.
Food and dairy products-Burns,
Beals, Crawford.
Game-Carter, Gray, Bones, Will
son, Perkins.
child, Upmeyer, Wilson.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Perkins,
Newell.
Internal improvements - Knowles,
Holt, Chase.
rrigation-Dobbin, Steen, Belknap,
Kubli, Wilson.
Indian affairs-Rackleff, Beutgen,
Steen.
Judiciary-Barrett of Washington.
Freeman, Campbell, Chase, Jackson.
Insurance-Vawter Slusher, Wash
burne.
Labor and ndustries-Purdy, Vaw-
ter, Beveridge.
nufactures-Bayer, Bones, Up
meyer.
Mining-Moore. Jewell, Rackliff,
Dobbin, Washburne.
Military affairs-Jackson, Free
man. King.
Medicine and pharmacy-Belknap
Merryman, Bones. Jones of Clacka-
mas, McCallon.
Penal, reformatory and charitable
institutions-Barrett of Umatilla; Cof-
fey, Simmons.
Printing-Jones of Polk and Lin.
coin; Brown, Moore.
Public lands-Connell, Belknap
Rogers, Kubli, Donnelly.
Public library-Campbell, Eaton
Jones of Clackamas.
Railways and transportation-Cof
fey, Jones of Polk and Lincoln; King
Edwards, Holt.
. Revision Of laws-Dye, vawter, Nc.
Cue, Northrup, Wilson.
Roads and ighways-Crawford
Steen, Simmons, Purdy, Perkins.
Rules and joint rules-Slusher
Freeman, Knowles.
Salaries and mileage-Merriman
Jones of Clackamas, Adams.
Salaries and state and county Off
cers-Knowles, Freeman, Reynolds.
Statistics and immigration-Beut
gen. Jones of Clackamas, Barrett o
Washington.
: Ways and means-Driscol, Rodgers
Eaton, Barrett of Umatilla, Carter.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1907-01-23
Bills BY uMATIr.1A MEMBERS

Several Important Bills Introduced
This Week BY Barrett, Slusher and
Steen.
The following bills have been in
troduced in the house this week by
Umatilla county members Of the leg
islature:
H. b. 81, Steen--Making a felony
the drawing of bank checks or drafts
by persons who have no funds on de-
post to meet same.
II. B sc. '5teen-Fixing salary Of
school superintendent of Umatilla
county at $1,000.
H. r. 81, Steen-Requiring United
States flag to be displayed on or near
public school buildings during school
hours.
H. T.. SO, notwithstanding sec
ton 1892 of code as to laying out of
county roads.
II. B. 81, Barrett OF Umatilla-Re-
ducing minimum punishment for per-
sons brihing public officers from two
years to one year imprisonment and
permitting imprisonment in county
Jail for between one month and one
year or fine between 800 and $1,000.
H. B. So, Barrett of Umatilla-Pro-
h!biting riding Of any animal on high
ways at greater speed than six miles
IN hour, present law applying only
to horses and mules.
Fl. r. 81 by Barrett Of Umatilla-
For collection of road poll tax under
road law of 1908. 4
Fl r. 116, Slusher-Prohibiting cat
tie running at large in Sherman, Gill
liam, umatilla and Morrow counties.
H. p. lis, slusher-Giving Sheriff
Of Morrow county and allowing offic-
ers to retain same fees as are allowed
constable, and also giving sheriff mile
age fees in civil cases which now go
to county treasurer.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1907-01-23

reservation in the spring and bring
them back across the reservation in
the fall.
And whereas. under the circum-
stances the stock people are compell-
ed to pay for grazing their stock on
this reservation and owing to the
proposition made by the commission
er of Indian affairs 1t will work a
hardship because he must pay for his
stock coming to and froIn across the
reservation.
And whereas. the Umatilla Indians
have allotted their Ian Is. some of the
finest lands to be found in the state
of Oregon, are paying practically no
taxes to the state or to the county,
And whereas, under the circum-
stances the roads and highways across
this reservation being fenced, there
is practically no danger to the crops
of the Indian or his leasee, in moving
such stock across the reservation.
Therefore, be II resolved, by the
senate, the house concurring. that it
is the sense of the legislative assembly
Of the state of Oregon that the gov
ernment grant the stockmen of Una
tilla and adjoining counties the free
use of the roads and highways across
this reservation for the removal of
their stock to and from their winter
ranges to the Blue mountain reserve.
And that our representatives in con-
gress be, and are hereby memorable
ed to take the matter up at once with
the interior department and secure
such concessions on the part of said
department as will relieve the stock
men or the burden Of paying a per
capita upon their stock for crossing
the ranges already leased from the
government.
BE 1t further resolved, that the sec
retary of state is hereby instructed to
transmit these resolutions after they
are properly signed by the presiden,
Of tho senate and the speake rof the
house of representatives, to Senator
Charles ". Fulton.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1907-01-23
EXCHANGE SALOON SOLD.
+. G. Mcintosh Sells His Interests
Here TO Jesse d. Shun and Retires

f. G. sfcIntosh Sells His Interests
Hero TO Jesse d. ShuIl and Retires
From Liquor Business.
f. G. Mcintosh, who for the past
10 ye1rs conducted the Exchange sa-
-locn on Court street in this city, to-
day sold the business to Jesse D.
Shull, who was employed by Mr.. Nc
Intosh for six years. Mr.. Shull will
now conduct the business alone and
hopes to maintain the standard 30
long maintained by Mr.. Mcintosh in
the Exchange.
Mr.. Mcintosh is now located at
South Bend. WASH, where he IL en-
gagged in the real estate business. He
is well pleased with his new location
and believes that South Bend will be
one of the important coast cities in q
few wears.
While Mr. Mcintosh was engaged
in the liquor business here for mum.
her of years, he was recognized us q
leading citizen and conducted an or.
derlv, respectable house in every way
and leaves a host of warm friend!
here who regret to know that he IL
leaving Pendleton permanently.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1907-01-23
SPECIAL CORRESPONDENCE FROM THE
OREGON LEGISLATURE

Salem, Ore, Jan. 2S.-The senate
and house have concurred in a joint
memorial to congress. OF which Sem
ator c. j. Smith of Umatilla, is the
author. petitioning the national body
Of legislators and the government, to
exempt the stockmen of the Blue
mountain reserve from the per capita
toll upon their herds of cattle and
horses and flooks of sheep authorized
to be collected by the commissioner Of
Indian affairs in crossing the Umatilla
reservation over the recently cstab-
lished roads. The text of the memoir
ial in full follows:
Senate Joint Memorial No. 1.
Whereas, the commissioner of IN
dian affairs in his annual report to
the secretary of Interior reports rel
ative to the Umatilla reservation, that
an agreement was concluded in May,
1906, cousenting to the establishment
of one or more, but not to exceed
three roads, across the Umatilla res
ervation for the passage of cattle,
horses and sheep thereover, to be laid
out under the supervision and direc-
ton OF the superintendent In charge
of the Irmatilla agency, subject to the
approval of the commissioner of In
dian affairs or the secretary of the
interior, and so far as practical to ccn-
form to and follow the lines of reads
now in use.
And this report further provided in
article 2, that the superintendent shall
collect for the use and benefit Of
these Indians the following sums for
stock passing over the reservation. to-
wit: for each head Of cattle 10 cents,
FOR each head of horses s cents and
for each head Of sheep cents.
And whereas, the stockmen Of Una
tilla county have their winter ranges
on the lower lands and in the valleys,
And whereas, the Blue mountain re-
serve which is so located that 1t is
necessary In most instances for the
stockmen to range their stock on this
reservation. moving them across the
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1907-01-23

Following are the committees Of
the house and senate Of the Oregon
Legislature:
Senate:
Agriculture and forestry-Johnson,
Mcdonald. Laycock.
Assessment and taxation-Bing-
ham, Nottingham, Kay, Malarkey,
Hedges.
Banking-Coke, C. ]. Smith, Bow
erman, Laycock, F. ]. Miller.
Claims-Booth. Coshow. c. j.
Smith.
Commerce and navigation-Not-
tingham, Bailey, schofield.
Counties-F. ]. Miller, Booth, Nc
Donald.
County and state offices-Bower-
man, Nottingham, C. j. Smith, Bing-
ham, Mcdonald.
Education-C. ]. Smith. Cole, II.
A. Miller, Whealdon, Wright.
Elections and privileges-Wheal-
don, NJ. A. Miller, Beach.
Engrossed bills-Wright, Cole, and
Schofield.
Enrolled bills-Kay, Coke, Sichel.
Federal relations-Beach, Sichel
Johnson.
Fisheries-Schofield. Coke, John
son, Whealdon. Hedges.
Game-Caldwell, Laughary, Not
tingham. Coke. Booth.
northumberland Whealdon
Multi.
Insurance-Sichel, Booth, Johnson
Caldwell, Schofield.
Irrigation-Laycock, Bingham, Ma
larkey, Hart, Cole.
udiciary-Malarkey, Bowerman
Coke, Hart. Coshow.
]. Miller. Laughary.
Medicine and pharmacy-Cole, c
]. Smith, ]. n. Smith, Caldwell, NJ
A. Miller.
Military affairs-Hedges, Hodson
Kay.
Mining-Hart, Cole. Multi.
Municipal corporations-Hodso
NJ. A. Miller, F. ]. Miller
Penal nstitutions-Mulit, ], N
Smith, Laycock.
Printing-Bailey Wright. Hedges.
Public buildings and Institutions
Hodson, Kay, Bailey.
Public lands-Sichel. Schofield, NJ
A. Miller, Beach, Coshow.
Railroads-Wright, F. j. Miller
Bingham. Bowerman, Nottingham.
Resolutions-Kay, Bingham, Bow
erman, Wright. C. ]. Smith.
Revision Of laws-Bowerman, Hart