New-York tribune., 1919-01-10
Standing Bodies of Both
Houses Show Changes;
Martin Leads Assembly
Judiciary; 'Drys' Preside

City of New York, and Frederick
Davenport, of Oneida, elected as a
"dry" candidate, will preside over the
Committee on Taxation and Retrench
nent, to which will be referred ell pro.
hibition measures.
In The Assembly Louis NJ Martin 0;
Oneida, who voted with the "drys" last
year. is chairman of the Committee on
judiciary, which will consider the TEN.
perarce Legislation,
Personnel of Senate Committees
The personnel of the principal Senate
committees follows:
Finance: Sage. of Albany, chairman;
Charles J. Hewitt, G.. F. Thompson, G.
L. Thompson, Lockwood. Walton. Tow,
ner, Marshall, Davenport, knight aad
Law, Republicans; Ramsperger, Boy.
Ian and Carroll, Democrats.
judiciary: Burlingame, of Kings,
chairman; Walton, Knight, Gibbs,
Brow1, Fowler, Iusk, Pitcher, Whitley
and Baumcs, Republicans; Bowling,
Black, Cotillo and Mackrell, Democrats.
Cities: Mullan. Of Monroe, chairman;
Gibbs, Graves, Lockw ood, Burlingame
Yelverton, Law, Abcles ard Lowman,
Republicans; Ramsperger, Walker and
Dunnigan, Democrats.
Taxation and Retrenchment: Davea.
port, OF Oneida, chairman; Marshall
Hewitt. Burlingame, Lowman Whitley
and Abelcs, Republicans; Boylan, Car
roll and Walker. Democrats.
Rules: Walters, of Onondaga, chair.
man; Sage, Hewitt and Walton, Repub-
licans; Foley, Democrat
The chairmen Of the other commit
tees are:
Public Service: George F. Thompson,
Niagara.
Internal Affairs: Charles J. Hewitt,
Cayuga.
Public Education: c. C. Lockwood,
Kings.
Codes: Charles W. Walton, Ulster.
Commerce and Navigation: Fred B.
Pitcher. jefferson.
Canals: James W. Yelverton, schen-
ectady.
Insurance: James E. -Towney,
Dutchess.
Conservation: G. L. Thompson, SUI
folk.
Civil Service: ]. Samuel Fowler,
Chautauqus.
Banks; N. Munroe Marshall, Frank
lin.
Public Health /. W. T. Gibbs, Erie.
Military Affairs: Ross Graves. Erie
Labor and Industry; John knight,
Wyoming.
Revision: Mortimer Y. Ferris Essex.
Penal Institutions: Clayton R. Lusg,
Cortland.
Printed and Engrossed Bills Caleb
H. Baumen, Orange.
Villages: William A Carson, Yates
Agriculture: A. P Brown, Madison
Privileges and Elections: Burt g.
Kasson, Fulton.
Public Printing: James L. Whitley,
Monroe.
Leading Assembly Committees
The leading Assembly COMMITTEES
are made I'D thus:
Ways and Means: Machold, Of JET
ferson, chairman; Seaker, Tallett, Ken
yon, Bewley, Lord. McGinnies. Nc
Whitney, Bloomfield, Hooper, Thayel
and Brush, Republicans; McEligOtt
Shannon and Seesselberg, Democrats.
Judiciary: Martin, cf Oneida, chair
man; McNab. Pierce, Rowe, Lown
jerks, Everett. Pellett and Wilson
Republicans; Goldberg, Bloch, O'Hap
and Fertig, Democrats.
Cities: Malone. of ALBANY, chairman; :;
Blakely, n. J. Miller. Fearon. Davis
Dobson. Wells, Whitcomb and Fran
chot, Republicans: Steinberg, Burr,
McCue and Z. H. Miller, Democrats.
Rules: Speaker Sweet. chairman; Ad.
Ter. Machold. Malone and Pearson Re-
publicans; Donohue and Taylor, Dem
ocrats.
The chairmen of the other Assembly
committees are:
General Laws: w. Z. Youker. Kings.
Codes: William Duke, Jr. Allegany.
Agriculture: Daniel P. Witter. Tiogs
Internal Affairs: George T. Wheeler,
Livingston.
Railroads: Frank L. seaker, St. Law
renee.
Electricity, Gas and Water: Casper
Fenner, Tompkins.
Insurance: Frank L. Gardner,
Duchess.
Banks: Nelson W. Cheney. Erie.
Taxation and Retrenchment: Frank
lin w. Judson, Monroe
Public Education: Morell E. Tallett'
Madison.
Public Health: Raymond T. Kenyon
Essex.
Villages: George Blakely, West
chester
Canals: Herbert A. Zimmerman. Erie
Excise: N. j. Miller, Eris.
Labor and Industries: William bew'
ley. Niagara.
Revision: James A. Harris Monrc,
Conservation: Edward A. Everett, S~
Lawrence.
Commerce and Navigation: James h.
Caulfield, Kings
Charitable and Religious Societies
John P. .ponohue. Putnam.
Penal Institutions: Wallace L. Pleres'
CLIFTON.
Military Affairs: F. A. Wells. King:
Paolic Printing: W. T. ThayeA
Claims: Thomas A. McwAinnsy
Nassau.
Public Institutions: c. L. Head
Orange. +
Soldiers Home: s. E. QusckqubasS
Steuben.
Printing and Engrossed Bills; E.
Davies, Herkiner.
Social Welfare: Frank Dobscn,' Moa
roe.
War Clarence F. Welsh. Albany. ..
The two women members. Mrs "
3. Sammis, Republican of Suffolk sn. B
Mrs. Mary NJ. Lilly. Democrat, OF NJ
York. were assigned to the commitlsv &
on education and social welfare. a,s
Sammis will also serve on the pup's