Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-01-14
Some Selling Followers Dis
appointed at Places
Given Them
MANY WHO VOTED FOR
EATON HAVE FARED WELL
Marion County Members Are
On Several Important
Committees

ih'lI'ullN lUt 'ulN bNolUtSS ul any
Importance that was consummated in
the house this morning was the an.
uouncemont of the standing committees
by Speaker Selling, which, although
there were some changes made by way
of rearrangement during the past two
days, was virtually decided upon at the
opening Of the session. Much of the
surprise Of some of the opponents to
Selling for the speakcrship, he was
very generous in the handing ont Of
his patronage and some of his oppou.
eats were placed on good and very inn.
portant committees
Some dis0ppointmcnts have been
voiced by the supposedly favored ones
of the Selling organization I'm the
distribution Of chuirnonslips of the
most important committees, the lion 5
share of these pums having dropped
into the laps Of the mcmbcrs of the
Multnomah delegation, with the exccp-
ton Of Representative Gill who was
"pDnishcd "Ahy NOT being given a.
single choirmouship The Marion coun
ty delegation was satisfied with the
opportionment Of patronage, so far as
they were concerned and even in tho
Eaton following there were some gener.
ons committcoshipS handed out
So far as the Marion county dele.
cation is concerned, only one chairman.
ship was doled out, that Of the commit.
tee ON insurance, which went to Thos.
Brown, but all of the members from
Marion were placed on very important
and active committees. Thos. Brown
and Representative Thoms were placed
on the cngrossed bills committee and
the assignment to commjtteeships for
all Of the Marion county delegation
was as follows
Allen-Agrculture, banking, revision
Of laws, and salaries Brown Is. ~
Elections, public lands roads and high.
ways Brown (Thos.) -Engrossed bills.
Craftsmanship insurance, and revision Of
laws, Thoms-Corporations, counties,
engrosscd bills and labor aud indus.
tries. Weeks Horticulture, medicine,
pharmacy and dentistry food and dairy
products, and manufacturing.
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10 the house this morning;
II, b. 4G, by MISUNDERSTANDING
persons hunting with dogs
II, b. A. by Horne-Authoriaing ap.
pointmcnt Of boiler inspectors.
II. b. AS, by Jackson delegation
Ccding federal government jurisdiction
over Crater Lake National park.
II. Il. 40, by Allen-Regulating sale
Of imported eggs,
II. B. 30, by Allen-To regulate
tcachers salaries
II. B, 81 by Allcn-Also preventing
sale Of imported eggs and their prod.
ucts.
II. b, 50, by Further rcgulat.
ing sale Of imported eggs.
II. b. 53, by Allon-proyding for
paroles Of insane patients.
II, b. 81, by Iluston-Proyiding fur.
tier penalties for forgcrics
II, Il, 55, by ITuston-Rcguloting fees
IN district courts
II, D. 90, by olson-Rcguhting jury
fees.
II, p, g. by Olson-Prcvcntiug pub.
licntion Of supreme court opinions prior
60 rchcarng.
II, b. 5s, by Paisley Further regu.
loting practices Of physicians.
II, b 80, by Anderson-Proyiding
for agricultural experiment stution at
Hood River.
Standing Committees,
Agriculmrc-D, NJ. Cuttmill, J. S.
Stewart f. l., Michelbock, w. 2, Luf.
ferty Dana II. Allen.
Alcoholic trnffic--E. " Littleficld,
T. H. Anderson, d, c. Lewis, James $.
stewart, W. p, Laffcrty
Assessment and tOxotion-R. n, Stan.
field, j. l.. Kelly, Allen Eaton, W. W.
Cardwell f. u. Blanchard.
Banking-Andrew c, Smith, W. T.
Vawter. Robert N, Stnnfield Dana II.
Allen, w. p. Elmore.
Capitol building aud grounds-C. r,
Barrow, James T. Jeffries, J. II Col.
Inns.
Cities and towns-w. p. billiard, d.
g. Lewis, w. T. Grer
Claims--S. p. Pierce, c. NJ Hurlburt,
7. l.. Michelbook
Commerce and nnyigation--T T. JEFF.
fries, A. 4. Anderson, G. NJ Hurlburt,
j II. Collins, Lloyd J. Wentworth.
corporatiohs-D G. Lewis, J. T. Hin.
Bile, r. Porter, S. Paisley, D. c, Thoms
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