Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1907-01-24
I.EGISLATlVE GOSSIP
(Bv Staff Correspondent


 corporate limits of municipalities. rnis term includes all cities of the first and second class and all towns having a mayor and town marshal. Repeal of FeIsenthal Act.
 The house today, by an almost unanimous vote, repealed the famous leelsenthal act, which created two divisions in Union county, and made t'elsenthal the county seat Of one division. The bill for the repeal of the act was introduced by Repre- sentative Van Hook of Unlon coun- tv, who stated that he had made his campaign on that issue and as it was a purely local measure, there was little opposition to it. There was a lengthy debate, however, in which the advisabilit of taking nasty action was questioned The btH was brought to a vote, how ever, and passed by a vote of S3 to l.
 Senate and House Committees.
 The senate and house commit tees were announced today by Pres ident Moore and Speaker Hamiter, The chairman Of the various com mittees are as follows:
 The Senate-Judiciary ". $. Goodwin; finance, J. s Rowland; railroads and other improvements, J. ". Thompson; constitutonal amendments, Howard Robb; militia, w. F. Harrison; educational, J. K Browning; apportionment, w. ". Edmondson; agriculture, F, R. Arnold; public roads, R. L. Mont gomery; counties and county lines; J. P. Lee; eIections, M. H. Patter- son; public printing, R. L. Nance; memorials, T. w. Milan; public ex- pend1tures, ]. M. Martin; state lands, J. c. B. Simms; federal rela- tions, A. T. Gross; claims, w. F. Me Knight; engrossed bills, G. E. Bush; public charities, G. s. Rector: cor porations, H. M. Mckenzie; public health, kie Oldham; rules, J. H. Holland; mines, O. T. Wingo; tenn perance, A. F. Yopp; circuit and in- ferior courts, H. K Toney; en- rolled bills, G. E. Floyd; auditors and treasurers' books, JH. Hamiter; books of superintendent of public in- struction and commissioner of state lands, J. H. Hamiter; insurance, W. 5. Amis; penitentiary, J. H. Hol- lana; public buildings and grounds, J. E. Mccall; levees, F. w. DeRos- 0tt; state capitol, Kio Oldham; journal, H. J. Carlock; to visit State University, H. B. Mckenzie; to visit Pine Bluff Branch Normal, !. s. Rowland.
 The House-Judiciary, Alex Row. ell; railroads, J. c. Ross; appor- tlonment, A. F. Welch; educational, A. J. Thomas; ways and means, Henry Stevens; corporations, o. N. klllough; state lands, c. W. Saunders; agriculture, A. Hamilton; county and county lines, U. I. Meade; roads and highways, J. H. McCollum; circuit and justice courts, w. M. Van Hook; county and pro- bate courts, w. A. Roby; public buildings, ]. I. Lasley; public ex- penditures, A. G. Morris; internal improvements, H. E. Ruff; elections, J. $. Abercrombie; public print ing, J. E. Reed; penitentiary, J. w. Black; cities and towns, L. B. Leigh; immigration, Elmo Carl Lee; state charitable institutions, A. D. Delaney; retrenchment, R. w. Mich l ols; superintendent of public in- r struction and commissioner of state lands, A. c. Martin; claims, J. F. 1 Scrlmshire; memorials, T. J. Bull lion; federal relations, Luke F. Mon- roe; militia, w. P. Pinney; in. suranee, w. K. Oldham; journal, w. A. Cravens; constitutional amendments, D. K. Barker; levees F. 0. Love; rules, Robert F. Eos ter; labor, w. M. Moore; temper ance. C. l.. Hoyle; state capitol. g. J. Hunt; engrossed bills, D. E. Par ker; practice of medicine, w. F.
 Haynie; mines and mining, w. !
 Watkins; coal mines, w. M. Hazel;
 auditors and treasurers' books, !
 Ii. Hill enrolled bills, w. B
 Owen; natural gas, oil and pine
 lines, w. A. Black; to visit State
 University, H. H. Beck; to visit Pine
 Bluff Branch Normal, J. w. Black.
 to confer with prosecuting attorney