The wageworker. (Lincoln, Neb.) 1904-????, 1907-01-11

rich, c. G. Sibley, Charles A. Randall,
F. Wilcox and F. w. Ashton.
Irrigation-C. G. Sibley, chairman;
A. Wilsey, D. Hanna, C. A. Luce, H.
B. Glover, R. NJ. Thomson and j. c
Byrnes.
Judiciary-E. L. King, chairman;
B. F. Thomas, C. H. Aldrich, C. H.
NJ. Thomson, George w. Wiltse, F. w
Ashton, and w. R. Patrick.
Labor-F. w. Ashton, chairman;
Joseph Burns, B. F. Thomas, Charles
A. Randall, J. C. Byrnes.
Municipal Affairs-L. C. Gibson,
chairman; Joseph Burns, H. E. Sack
EFT, B. F. Thomas and F. w. Ashton.
Live Stock and Grazing-D.. Hanna,
chairman; C. G. Sibley, H. B. Glover,
w. E. Thomas and j. P. Latta.
Insurance-Joseph Burns, chairman;
w. H. Wilson, B. F. Thomas, Z : w.
| Phillips and H. E. Sackett.
The House Committees.
Speaker Nettleton's list Of house
| committees was made public. The
| more important ones follow:
Rules--Mr. Speaker, chairman:
Hart, Keller, Marsh, Harrison, Brown,
| (E. Pr. Armstrong.
| Livestock and grazing-Masters,
chairman; Keifer, Richardson, Baird,
Stolz, Jones, Greig, Snyder, Metzger.
Revenue and taxation - Dodge,
chairman; Doran, Neff, Davis, Scuddcr,
Klllen, Baker, Stadier, Kuhl, Quack-
el,bush, Carlin.
| Bank and currency-Hart. chair.
man; Farley Steinauer, Smith, Mill
gan, Kuhl, Snyder.
| Public schools-Shubert, chairman
Witham, Wilson, F. G. Doran, Cuddic.,
France, Metzger.
University and normal schools Nc
Mullen, chairman; Armstrong, Gilman,
Smith, Hamer, Logsdon, Snyder, Cone,
Worthing.
Judiciary-Brown &c. P.), chairman;
McMulIen, Hamer, Brown &c. W.,
Clarke Oh. t., Jenison, Harvey, Eller,
Carlin, Quackenbush, Kuhl.
Finance Ways and Means-Keifer.
chairman; Dodge, Brown &c. W., Har-
rison, Farley, Knowles, Armstrong,
Hill Redmond, Graft, Fries.
| Agrculture-Waish Cd, chairman;
Jones (Cass), Stolz, Rejcha, France,
Graft, Murphy. Il..
Telegraph, telephone and electric
companies chairman; Hage-
meister Dodge, Best, Hansen, Brown,
| \E. W., AudLlS, MclZSST, 1Idu
| COrporatiOns-Baker, chairman;
| ROhrer, Hansen, Barnes, Whitman,
Howe, Van Housen.
| Public lands and buildings-Marsh,
chairman; Shubert, Eller, Fletcher,
White, Thiessen, Rejcha, Byram,
Logsdon, Besse, Metzger, Fries, How
ard.
| Railroads--Earrison, chairman; Dor
an, Hart, Farley, Marsh, Jenison,
Knowles, Walsh, Keller, Scudder,
| Quackenbush, Cone, Duncan, Adams
Henry.
Constitutional Observation-Disclosures
chairman; Whitman, Talbot, Culdice,
Line, Lahners, Renkel, Richardson,
Wilson (F. c., Quackenbush, Carlin.
Labor-Leeder, chairman; Hage
meister, johnson, Lahners, McCol-
Tough, Lee, Miliigan, Saunders, Neff,
Whitney, Bolen, Schoettger, Weems.
Home Patronage for Uni.
Statistics compiled by the board of
regents and in possession of Registrar
| Clark show that 2,670 of the 291t stu
dents enrolled in the state university
for the school year of 1866 were resi-
dents of Nebraska. This proves the
contention made by university profess
sors that greater number of resi-
dent students receive their education
in the Nebraska state university than
in any other of the states surround
ing.
The state university has for several
years been represented by a larger
per cent of home" students than
many of the western schools. During
the school year 1904 of the 2,513 stu
| dents in Nebraska, while Pa were non
residents, as compared with 244 stu
dents from other states last year, a
gain of nine per cent in foreign regis
tration.
Frazier Reappointed.
Lou w. Frazier of Fairmon was re-
appointed secretary of the state print
ing board. The board comprises Audi
tor Searle, Treasurer Brien and Secre-
tary Junkin. There were several ap-
pulicants for the position. Mr.. Frazier
has served in this position for four
years.
Nebraskans in Nationals Capitol.
DR.. G. E. Condra who visited Wash
ington on his return from New York,
= found several Nebraska men at work