The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1909-01-13
Christianson of Walsh, Frame of
Walsh, Streeter Of Emmons, Nelson of
Steele, Plath of Cass, Dibley of Cass.

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Steele, Plath of Cass, Dibley of Cass.
Forestry-Thoreson of Barnes,
chairman; johnson Of Bottineau,
Doyle Of Logan. Brynjolfson of Wells,
Moen of Benson. Aasheim of Ransom,
Burns of Morton. Lucke of Grand
Forks, Moen Of Cavalier.
Public debt-McCrae of Pembina,
chairman; Geidt of Mcintosh, Bur-
nett of Trail, Goldammer of Nelson,
johnson of Mclean. Law of Barnes,
Martin of Morton, Moen of Benson,
Thoreson of Barnes.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. of Stuts-
man, chairmans Geidt of Mcintosh,
Nyhus of Pierce, Lindvig of Nelson,
Skinner Of Ward, Olson of Ramsey,
Hughes of Burleigh, Paulson of Steele
Bjorndahl of Walsh.
Counties and county boundaries
Hendrickson of Ward, chairman;
Johnson of Rolette, Chatfield of Ward,
Martin of Morton, Brynjolfson of
Wells, Skinner of Ward, Aasheim of
Rasom, Poe of Mckenzie, Senour of
Stark.
Taxes and tax laws-Sleen Of
Pierce. chairman; Duncan of B.nson,
Moen Of Benson. Gibbons of Towner,
Peart of Cass, Wexford of l'enlbins,
Davidson Of Ward, Jewett OF Ward,
Ganssle of Pembina, Geidt of McIn-
tosh, Pound Of Towner, Burnett OF
Trail, Nelson of Waisn, Traynor of
Ramsey, Keson of Cass.
Coal lands and mininy--Young of
Mercer, chairman Baker of Stark,
Schulz of Ward, Kinney of Mclean,
Tuttle of Kidder, McLear of Oliver,
Homness of Will ans, Burns of Nor
ton, Evans of stark.
Live stock-CunnIngha of I.a-
Moure, chairman; Collins Of Cass,
Narum Of Sargent, Hill Of Eottjneau,
Nyhus of Pierce, Ward of Richland,
Duncan of Benson, Freeman OF Nc
Henry, Schulz of Ward, Thompson of
Grand Forks. McLear of Oliver.
Banking-Wolbert of Bur,eigh,
chairman; Wdsner of Grani Forks,
Baker of Cass, Cunningham of La
Moure, Honey of Ramsey, Wexford of
Pembina, Jewett of Ward, White of
Trail, johnson of Rolette, Johnson of
Mclean, Kinney of Richland.
Federal relations-Tuttle of Emm-
ons, chairman: Burnett of Trail,
Ward OF Richland, Linde of Ward,
Plath of Cass, Skinner of Ward, Thor
eson of Barnes, Baker of Cass, Krem-
er of McIIenry.
Revision and correction O. the
journal-Doyle of Foster, chairman:
Kneeland of Stutsman, KreMer Of
McHenry, Ployhar of Barnes. Lind
Wig of Nelson, Olson of Ransom, Nc
Lear of Oliver.
Game and f1sh-Hale of Grand Forks,
chairman; Thompson OF Mclean.
Lindvig of Nelson, Hill of Bottineau,
Sgutt of Wells, Christianson of Walsh,
Dibley Of Cass, Atwood of Stutsman,
Cunningham of LaMoure.
Drainage-Lucke of Grand Forks,
chairman; Ganssle of Pembina, Plath
of Cass, Laithwaite of Walsh, Bur-
nett of Trail, Paulson of Steele, Axes
son of Cass, Freeman of McHenry,
Thompson of Grand Forks, Steen of
Pierce, Grant of Richland.
Senate Committees
Chairmanships necessitated by the
dropping out of old senate members
are shown in the list of senate COM
mittees as announced by President R.
s. Lewis this afternoon. The most
important changes are found in the
chairmanships of the judiciary, elec-
tion and state affairs committees.
The state affairs committee has for
many years been presided over in a
most efficient manner by Senator ]. b.
Sharpe of LaMoure county. but this
year he will do his important work
at the head of the judiciary commit
tee, the change being in the nature of
an advance. The judiciary committee
has been presided over for number
of years by Senator c. B. Little who
is not a member of the senate this
year.
The placing of Senator Sharpe on
the judiciary committee left the state
affairs committee craftsmanship open
and Senator Maynard Crane of Griggs
county, being next in line, takes the
position.
The elections committee was form
erly headed by l.. B. Hanna of Far
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