Arizona republican., 1910-10-14
STANDING COMMITTEES.
For Conducting Convention.

For Conducting Convention.
 i. Rules and Procedure. (5) Chair. man Winsor, Bolan, Franklin, Gold water, Doe.
 2. Finance, Accounts and Expense (3) Chairman Wood, Cobb, lone: (Maricopa).
 3. Printing and Clerks. (3) Chair. man Short, Jones (MaricoPa), Cooper
 For Constitution Making.
 i. Preamble and Declaration oi Rights. (3) Chairman CrutchfieId Connolly, Morgan.
 2. Legislative Department, Distribu- ton of Powers and Apportionment (13) Chairman Winsor, Cassidy, Baker Cunniff, Coker, Colter, Feeney, Mor- gan, Roberts, Simms (Graham), Webb Weinbereer, Curtis.
 3 Executive, Impeachment and Re- movaI from Office. (e) Chairman Weinberser, Cassidy, Cunningham, Franklin, Short, Sims (cochise), Brad ner, Wood, Jones (YavapaD.
 Judiciary. (13) Chairman Cun- ningham, Baker, lngraham, ElIinwood, Weinberger, Lynch, Franklin, Parsons, GoIdwater, Wood, Doe, Kingan, Crutchfield.
 5. Suffrage and Elections. (1D Chairman Jones (YaVapaD, Cobb, os- born, Kinney, Ingraham, Lovin, Moeur, ToVrea, Langdon, Scott, orme.
 6. Counties and Municipalities. (5) Chairman Sims (Cochise), Golfer, Baker, Feeney, Moore.
 2. Education and Public Institu tions. (5) Chairman Moeur, BoIan, Kinney, Hutchinson, White.
 8. State and School Lands. (5) Chairman Cooker, Jones (YavapaD, {, Simms (Graham), Orme, Cunningham.
 g. Public Service Corporations 9th CT Than Railroads. (9) Chairman Ingraham, Parsons, Jones (Maricopa), Kinney, Lynch, Moeur, Wills, Lans- don, Pusch.
 10. Private Corporations and Banks. (e) Chairman Roberts, Keegan, Gold water, EIlinwood, TuthII, Tovrea, Winsor, Curtis, Wells.
 ii. Railroads. CD Chairman Jones (Maricopa), Cunniff, EIIinwood, Brad ner, Connolly, Short, Jacome.
 12. Agriculture, Irrigation and Water Rights. (5) Chairman Orme, Golfer, Coker, Moore, Simms (Gra- ham).
 1a. Mines and Mining. (5) Chair man Cobb, Cunniff, Feeney, Lovin, Short.
 14. Federal Relations. (3) Chair man Parsons, Standage, Wells.
 IS. Militia and Public Defense. (3) Chairman TuthiII, Osborn, Standase.
 IS. Public Debt, Revenue and Tax ation. (13) Chairman keegan, Wills, Webb, Wood, ElIinwood, Osborn, Moore, Lovin, Roberts, Standage, Pusch, Scott, White.
 17. Labor. (5) Chairman BoIan, Bradner, Morgan, Feeney, Cooper.
 IS. Schedule, Mode of Amending and Miscellaneous. (5) Chairman Col ter, Connolly, TuthilI, kingan, Jacome.
 19. Ordinance. (3) Chairman Gold water, crutchfield, Hutchinson.
 20. Matters for Separate Submis- sion. (5) Chairman Wills, Franklin, Webb, Tovrea, keegan.
 21. Style, Revision and CompiIa- ton. (5)' Chairman Cunniff, lneraham, Cassidy, Lynch, Weinberqer.
 The one great big thing that hap pened out at the Capitol yesterday, where fifty-two delegates are warm ing up preparatory to constitution making, was the naming of the mem bership of twenty-four committees, twenty-one of which are constitu tional committees, while the other three relate to the general manage ment of the convention.
 Immediately after the preliminaries following the call to order the ap- pointments were made. As Secretary Cole rose to read the list there was a general stir among the delegates, and then absolute quiet, showing the in terest all felt in what was coming. Very slowly, so that every delegate might take down the names as they were read, Cole went over the list
 As was predicted in yesterdays Re- publican, Maricopa carried off four chairmanships, consisting of the com mitfees on preamble and declaration of rights; education and public instruc- ton; railroads, and agriculture. irri- gation and water rights. In the order named. the chairmen are Crutchfield, Moeur, Jones and Orme. On the inn portant judiciary committee, Baker gets a place. but not the chairman ship, which goes to Cunningham of Cochise. As former chief justice Of the territory and man of large legal experience and acumen, there were some who thought Baker was the man