COMMITTEES. SENATE-STANDING COMMITTEES. Judiciary. Messrs. Fish, Large and Vanderbilt. Revision of the Laws. Messrs. Youngblood, Gardner and Brinkerhoff. Finance. Messrs. Youngblood, Herring and Brinkerhoff. Corporations. Messrs. Large, Hanes and Bogert. Municipal Corporations. Messrs. Gardner, Fish and Brinkerhoff. Railroads and Canals. Messrs. Cranmer, Thompson and Moon. Banks and Insurance. Messrs. Gardner, Youngblood and Livingston. Education. Messrs. Youngblood, Carter and Chattle. Militia. Messrs. Cranmer, Nichols and McBride. Fisheries. Messrs. Pancoast, Large and Livingston. Riparian Rights. Messrs. Nichols, Gardner and Brinkerhoff. Agriculture and Agricultural College. Messrs. Herring, Miller and McBride. Miscellaneous Business. Messrs. Miller, Thompson and Chattle. Elections. Messrs. Miller, Nichols and McBride. Claims and Pensions. Messrs. Carter, Cranmer and Chase. Unfinished Business. Messrs. Hanes, Pancoast and Moon. Engrossed Bills. Messrs. Herring, Pancoast and Chase. Labor and Industries. Messrs. Fish, Hanes and Livingston. JOINT COMMITTEES. Treasurer's Accounts. Messrs. Thompson, Cranmer and Bogert. State Prison. Messrs. Carter, Pancoast and Chase. Lunatic Asylums. Messrs. Large, Cranmer and Livingston. State Library. Messrs. Youngblood, Miller and Vanderbilt. Public Grounds and Buildings. Messrs. Nichols, Large and Moon. Printing. Messrs. Nichols, Thompson and Chattle. Passed Bills. Messrs. Pancoast, Hanes and McBride. Commerce and Navigation. Messrs. Herring, Carter and Vanderbilt. Federal Relations. Messrs. Large, Fish and Bogert. Soldiers' Home. Messrs. Fish, Herring and Chase. Reform School for Boys. Messrs. Thompson, Fish and Chattle. Sinking Fund. Messrs. Gardner, Carter and Bogert. Industrial School for Girls. Messrs. Hanes, Miller and Vanderbilt, Deaf and Dumb Asylum. Messrs. Cranmer, Carter and Moon. HOUSE-STANDING COMMITTEES. Ways and Means. Messrs. Jewett, Underhill, Roe, Heyer and Arnwine. Messrs. Corbin, Seymour, Hutchinson, Noonan and Pintard. Messrs. Gangewer, Parker, Dayton, Besson and Throckmorton. Education. Messrs. Smith, Seymour, Norwood, Baird and Lister. Elections. Messrs. Banks, Sheele, Gangewer, Drake and Vetterlein. Messrs. Hutchinson, Condit, Smith, Budd and Hughes. Messrs. A. F. R. Martin, Dayton, Scheele, Pfeiffer and Pintard. Messrs. Low, Alcott, Potter, Pearson and Drake. Claims and Revolutionary Pensions. Messrs. Dayton, Ten Broeck, Peloubet, Winton and McDonald. Corporations. Messrs. Doremus, Jewett, Chamberlain, Wolverton and Throck morton. Banks and Insurance. Messrs. Parker, Vanderburgh, Taylor, Noonan and Beckwith. Unfinished Business. Messrs. Bolton, Ten Broeck, Schreihofer, Harrigan and Lennon. Incidental Expenses. Messrs. Ossenberg, A. F. R. Martin, Lawrence, Vetterlein and Tumulty. Stationery. Messrs. Scheele, Potter, Taylor, Peal and Hudspeth. Riparian Rights. Messrs. Smith, Underhill, Vanderburgh, Hildreth and Lister. Revision of the Laws. Messrs. Bolton, Corbin, Seymour, Gourley and Hudspeth. Fisheries. Messrs. Whitaker, Banks, Jewett, Beckwith and Titus. Messrs. Alcott, Banks, Wills, John Martin and Heyer. Miscellaneous Business. Messrs. Low, Vanderburgh, Condit, Van Bussum and Winton. Labor and Industries. Messrs. A F. R. Martin, Schreihofer, Peloubet, Budd and Gourley. JOINT COMMITTEES. Messrs. Seymour, Wills, Schreihofer, Besson and Van Bussum. State Prison. Messrs. Banks, Dayton, Ossenberg, John Martin and Baird. Printing. Messrs. Potter, Gangewer, Doremus, Winton and Wolverton. Messrs. Corbin, Parker, Norwood, Kinney and Hughes. Messrs. Wills, A. F. R. Martin, Whitaker, Besson and Heyer. Messrs. Jewett, Parker, Ossenberg, Budd and Pfeiffer. Commerce and Navigation. Messrs. Whitaker, Smith, Lawrence, Hildreth and Wolverton. Federal Relations. Messrs. Gangewer, Chamberlain, Low, Tumulty and Titus. Messrs. Taylor, Bolton, Corbin, Van Bussum and McDonald. Messrs. Alcott, Corbin, Scheele, Wolverton and Peal. Soldiers' Home. Messrs. Doremus, Norwood, Peloubet, Arnwine and Vetterlein. Reform School for Boys. Messrs. Underhill, Ten Broeck, Alcott, Harrigan and Arnwine. Messrs. Chamberlain, Condit, Norwood, Harrigan and Drake. Messrs. Lawrence, Taylor, Roe, Pearson and Lennon. MINUTES. STATE OF NEW JERSEY, TRENTON, January 12th, 1886. At 3 o'clock P. M. the House met. This being the day designated by the constitution for the assembling of the One Hundred and Tenth Leglslature of the State of New Jersey, and 3 o'clock P. M. being the hour appointed for the organization of the House of Assembly, the House was called to order by Samuel Toombs, Clerk of the last House. Prayer was offered by the Rev. Alfred Yeomans, D.D., of Orange. Upon calling of the roll, the following gentlemen appeared and answered to their names: Messrs. Alcott, Armstrong, Arnwine, Baird, Banks. Beckwith, Besson, Bolton, Budd, Chamberlain, Condit, Corbin, Dayton, Doremus, Drake, Gangewer, Gourley, Harrigan, Heyer, Hildreth, Hudspeth, Hughes, Hutchinson, Jewett, Kinney, Lawrence, Lennon, Lister, Low, Martin A. F. R., Martin John, McDonald, Noonan, Norwood, Ossenberg, Parker, Peal, Pearson, Peloubet, Pfeiffer, Pintard, Potter, Roe, Scheele, Schreihofer, Seymour, Smith, Taylor, Ten Broeck, Throckmorton, Titus, Tumulty, Underhill, Van Bussum, Vanderburgh, Vetterlein, Whitaker, Wills, Winton, Wol verton-60. Mr. Gangewer offered the following resolution, which was read and adopted: Resolved, That the Hon. John C. Besson, of Hudson county, administer the oath of office to the Hon. Alfred B. Dayton, of Hudson, by whom the members-elect shall be sworn. Whereupon Mr. Dayton presented his certificate of election, duly authenticated, and took and subscribed to the oath of office. Mr. Gangewer offered the following resolution, which was read and adopted: |