# History of Iowa From the Earliest Times to the Beginning of the Twentieth Century/3/Directory

TERRITORIAL OFFICERS.
GOVERNORS OF IOWA TERRITORY:
* Robert Lucas, 1838 to 1841.
* John Chambers, 1841 to 1845.
* James Clarke, 1845 to 1846.
SECRETARIES:
* William B. Conway, 1838 to 1839.
* James Clarke, 1839 to 1841.
* O. H. W. Stull, 1841 to 1843.
* Samuel J. Burr, 1843 to 1845.
* Jesse Williams, 1845 to 1846.
TERRITORIAL AUDITORS:
* Jesse Williams, 1840 to 1843.
* William L. Gilbert, 1843 to 1845.
* Robert M. Secrest, 1845 to 1846.
TERRITORIAL TREASURERS:
* Thornton Bayless, 1839 to 1840.
* Morgan Reno, 1840 to 1846.
TERRITORIAL AGENTS:
* Chauncey Swan, 1839 to 1840.
* Jesse Williams, 1841 to 1842.
* John N. Colman, 1842 to 1844.
* Anson Hart, 1844 to 1846.
SUPERINTENDENT OF PUBLIC INSTRUCTION:
William Reynolds, 1841 to 1842.
SUPREME JUDGES:
* Michigan Territory (including Iowa), Judge David Irwin, 1832.
* Charles Mason, Chief Justice, 1838 to 1846.
* Thomas S. Wilson, Associate Justice, 1838 to 1846.
* Joseph Williams, Associate Justice, 1838 to 1846.
* Thornton Bayless, Clerk, 1838 to 1846.
* George S. Hampton, Clerk, 1843 to 1846.
* Eastin Morris, Reporter, 1843 to 1846
DISTRICT ATTORNEYS:
* Isaac Van Allen, 1838 to 1840.
* Charles Weston, 1840 to 1843.
* John G. Deshler, 1843 to 1845.
* Edward Johnston, 1845 to 1846.
UNITED STATES MARSHALS:
* Francis Gehon, 1838 to 1841.
* Thomas H. Johnson, 1841 to 1842.
* Isaac Leffler, 1842 to 1845.
* Gideon S. Bailey, 1845 to 1846.
DELEGATES IN CONGRESS.
* William W. Chapman, 1839 to 1841.
* Augustus C. Dodge, 1841 to 1846.
SURVEYORS-GENERAL FOR IOWA AND WISCONSIN:
* Warner Lewis, 1836 to 1838.
* Albert G. Ellis, 1838 to 1840.
* George W. Jones, 1840 to 1841.
* James Wilson, 1841 to 1845.
* George W. Jones, 1845 to 1846.
UNITED STATES LAND OFFICES.
Dubuque Office.
| Register. | Receiver. |
| B. R. Petrekin, 1838. | Thomas McKnight, 1838. |
| Henry Harrison, 1841. | |
| Warner Lewis, 1845. | Stephen Langworthy, 1845 |
Burlington Office.
| Register. | Receiver. |
| A. C. Dodge, 1838. | Verplank Van Antwerp, 1838. |
| William Ross, 1841. | Joseph C. Hawkins, 1841. |
Fairfield Office.
| Bernhart Henn, 1845. | Verplank Van Antwerp, 1845. |
COMMISSIONERS TO LOCATE THE CAPITAL AT IOWA CITY:
* Chauncey Swan, 1839 to 1841.
* John Rolands, 1839 to 1841.
* Robert Ralston, 1839 to 1841.
LIBRARIANS:
* Theodore S. Parvin, April, 1838.
* Charles Weston, 1839 to 1840.
* Morgan Reno, 1841 to 1846.
Legislative Assemblies.
FIRST ASSEMBLY
Convened at Burlington, November 12, 1838.
The Council.
President of the Council, Jesse B. Browne, Whig.
Secretary, B. F. Wallace, Whig.
| COUNTIES REPRESENTED. | NAMES OF MEMBERS. |
| Lee | Jesse B. Browne. |
| Van Buren | J. Keith, E. A. M. Swazy. |
| Des Moines | Arthur Ingraham, Robert Ralston, George Hepner. |
| Henry | Jesse D. Payne, L. B. Hughes. |
| Muscatine, Louisa, Slaughter | James M. Clark. |
| Cedar, Johnson, Jones, Linn | Charles Whittlesey. |
| Scott and Clinton | Jonathan W. Parker. |
| Dubuque, Jackson, Clayton | Warner Lewis, Stephen Hempstead. |
Democrats, 7; Whigs 6.
House of Representatives.
William H. Wallace, Speaker, Whig.
Joseph T. Fales, Chief Clerk, Democrat.
| COUNTIES REPRESENTED. | NAMES OF MEMBERS. |
| Lee | William Patterson, Hawkins Taylor, Calvin J. Price, James Brierly. |
| Van Buren | James Hall, Gideon S. Bailey, Samuel Parker. |
| Des Moines | James W. Grimes, George Temple, Van B. Delashmutt, Thomas Blair, George H. Beeler. |
| Henry | William G. Coop, William H. Wallace, Asbury B. Porter. |
| Muscatine, Louisa, Slaughter | John Frierson, William L. Toole, Levi Thornton, S. Clinton Hastings. |
| Cedar, Johnson, Jones, Linn | Robert G. Roberts. |
| Scott and Clinton | Laurel Summers, Jabez A. Burchard, Jr. |
| Dubuque, Jackson, Clayton | Chauncey Swan, Andrew Bankson, Thomson Cox, Hardin Nowlin. |
Democrats, 17; Whigs, 8.
The Assembly Adjourned January 25, 1839.
SECOND LEGISLATIVE ASSEMBLY
Convened at Burlington, November 4, 1839.
The Council.
* President, Stephen Hempstead, Democrat.
* Secretary, B. F. Wallace, Whig.
| COUNTIES REPRESENTED. | NAMES OF MEMBERS. |
| Lee | Jesse B. Browne. |
| Van Buren | J. Keith, E. A. M. Swazy. |
| Des Moines | Arthur Ingraham, Robert Ralston, George Hepner. |
| Henry | Jesse D. Payne, L. B. Hughes. |
| Muscatine, Louisa, Slaughter | James M. Clark. |
| Cedar, Jones, Linn, Johnson | Charles Whittlesey. |
| Scott and Clinton | Jonathan W. Parker. |
| Dubuque, Jackson, Clayton | Warner Lewis, Stephen Hempstead. |
Democrats, 7; Whigs, 6.
House of Representatives.
* Speaker, Edward Johnston, Democrat.
* Chief Clerk, Joseph T. Fales, Democrat.
| COUNTIES REPRESENTED. | NAMES OF MEMBERS. |
| Lee | William Patterson, Edward Johnston, Alfred Rich, Joshua Owen. |
| Van Buren | James Hall, Gideon S. Bailey, Uriah Biggs. |
| Des Moines | William R. Ross, Shepherd Leffler, L. N. English, Isaac Fleenor, Joseph C. Hawkins. |
| Henry and Jefferson | William G. Coop, Jacob L. Myers, John B. Lash. |
| Muscatine and Johnson | S. Clinton Hastings, T. T. Clark. |
| Louisa and Washington | Daniel Brewer, Jacob Mintun. |
| Cedar, Jones and Linn | George H. Walworth. |
| Scott and Clinton | Laurel Summers, Joseph M. Roberson. |
| Jackson | Thomas Cox. |
| Dubuque, Clayon, etc. | Edward Langworthy, Loring Wheeler, James Churchman. |
Democrats, 15; Whigs, 11.
An Extra Session was held at Burlington, beginning July 13, 1840.
The Assembly Adjourned January 17, 1840.
THIRD LEGISLATIVE ASSEMBLY
Convened at Burlington, November 2, 1840
The Council.
* President, M. Bainbridge, Whig.
* Secretary, B. F. Wallace, Whig.
| COUNTIES REPRESENTED. | NAMES OF MEMBERS. |
| Lee | Jesse B. Browne, Edward Johnston. |
| Van Buren | James Hall, Gideon S. Bailey. |
| Des Moines | J. C. Hawkins. |
| Henry | William H. Wallace. |
| Jefferson | William G. Coop. |
| Louisa and Washington | Francis Springer. |
| Muscatine and Johnson | S. Clinton Hastings. |
| Cedar, Jones and Linn | George Greene. |
| Scott and Clinton | Jonathan W. Parker. |
| Jackson, Dubuque, Delaware, Clayton, etc. | M. Bainbridge, Joseph S. Kirkpatrick. |
Democrats, 7; Whigs, 6.
House of Representatives.
* Speaker, Thomas Cox, Democrat.
* Chief Clerk, Joseph T. Fales, Democrat.
| COUNTIES REPRESENTED. | NAMES OF MEMBERS. |
| Lee | James Brierly, Daniel F. Miller, John Box. |
| Van Buren | Isaac N. Lewis, John Whitaker, William Steele. |
| Des Moines | Shepherd Leffler, Milton D. Browning, Alfred Hebard, Robert Avery, David Hendershott. |
| Henry | John B. Lash, Asbury B. Porter, Paton Wilson. |
| Jefferson | Alexander A. Wilson. |
| Louisa | William L. Toole. |
| Washington | Simon P. Teeple. |
| Muscatine | Thomas M. Isett. |
| Johnson | Henry Felkner. |
| Cedar, Jones and Linn | George H. Walworth, Harmon Van Antwerp. |
| Scott and Clinton | Laurel Summers, Joseph M. Robertson. |
| Jackson | Thomas Cox. |
| Dubuque, Delaware, Clayton, etc. | Edward Langworthy, Timothy Mason. |
Democrats, 15; Whigs, 11.
The Assembly Adjourned January 15, 1841.
FOURTH LEGISLATIVE ASSEMBLY.
Convened at Iowa City, December 6, 1841.
The Council.
* Jonathan W. Parker, President, Democrat.
* J. W. Woods, Secretary, Democrat.
| COUNTIES REPRESENTED. | NAMES OF MEMBERS. |
| Lee | Jesse B. Browne, Edward Johnston. |
| Van Buren | James Hall, Gideon S. Bailey. |
| Des Moines | Shepherd Leffler. |
| Henry | William H. Wallace. |
| Jefferson | William G. Coop. |
| Louisa and Washington | Francis Springer. |
| Muscatine and Johnson | S. Clinton Hastings. |
| Cedar, Jones and Linn | George Greene. |
| Scott and Clinton | Jonathan W. Parker. |
| Jackson, Dubuque, Delaware, Clayton, etc. | M. Bainbridge, Joseph S. Kirkpatrick. |
Democrats, 8; Whigs, 5.
House of Representatives.
* Warner Lewis, Speaker, Democrat.
* Joseph T. Fales, Chief Clerk, Democrat.
| COUNTIES REPRESENTED. | NAMES OF MEMBERS. |
| Lee | William Patterson, E. S. McCulloch, Henry S. Campbell. |
| Van Buren | John M. Whitaker, Uriah Biggs, Oliver Weld. |
| Des Moines | Alfred Hebard, Isaac Leffler, David E. Blair, George Hepner, James M. Morgan. |
| Henry | Asbury B. Porter, Paton Wilson, Simeon Smead. |
| Jefferson | Richard Quinton. |
| Louisa | William L. Toole. |
| Washington | Thomas Baker. |
| Muscatine | Samuel Holiday. |
| Johnson | Henry Felkner. |
| Cedar, Jones and Linn | Samuel P. Higginson, Thomas Denson. |
| Scott and Clinton | Joseph M. Robertson, James Grant. |
| Jackson | James K. Morse. |
| Dubuque, Delaware, Clayton, etc. | Warner Lewis, C. H. Booth. |
Democrats, 16; Whigs, 10.
The Assembly Adjourned February 18, 1842.
FIFTH LEGISLATIVE ASSEMBLY.
Convened at Iowa City, December 6, 1842.
The Council.
* John D. Elbert, President, Whig.
* Joseph T. Fales, Secretary, Democrat.
| COUNTIES REPRESENTED. | NAMES OF MEMBERS. |
| Lee | William Patterson, Robert M. G. Patterson. |
| Van Buren | John D. Elbert, James H. Jenkins. |
| Des Moines | Shepherd Leffler. |
| Henry | William H. Wallace. |
| Jefferson | Joseph B. Teas. |
| Louisa and Washington | Francis Springer. |
| Muscatine and Johnson | Pleasant Harris. |
| Cedar, Jones and Linn | John P. Cook. |
| Scott and Clinton | Robert Christie. |
| Jackson, Dubuque, Delaware, Clayton, etc. | Thomas Cox, Francis Gehon. |
Democrats 7: Whigs, 6.
House of Representatives.
* John M. Morgan, Speaker, Democrat.
* B. F. Wallace, Chief Clerk, Whig.
| COUNTIES REPRESENTED. | NAMES OF MEMBERS. |
| Lee | James Brierly, E. S. McCulloch, William Steele. |
| Van Buren | Isaac N. Lewis, Rickey D. Barton, Samuel Swearingen. |
| Des Moines | David E. Blair, George Hepner, James M. Morgan, Abner Hackleman, David J. Sales. |
| Henry | Paton Wilson, Evan Jay, Thomas McMillan. |
| Jefferson | John W. Culbertson. |
| Louisa | Joseph Newell. |
| Washington | David Bunker. |
| Muscatine | Err Thornton. |
| Johnson | Henry Felkner. |
| Cedar and Jones | George H. Walworth, John C. Berry. |
| Scott | Joseph M. Robertson. |
| Clinton | Eli Goddard. |
| Jackson | Ansel Briggs. |
| Dubuque, Delaware, Clayton, etc. | Thomas Rogers, Frederick Andros. |
Democrats, 15; Whigs, 11.
The Assembly Adjourned February 17, 1843.
SIXTH LEGISLATIVE ASSEMBLY.
Convened at Iowa City, December 4, 1843.
The Council.
* Thomas Cox, President, Democrat.
* B. F. Wallace, Secretary, Whig.
| COUNTIES REPRESENTED. | NAMES OF MEMBERS. |
| Lee | William Patterson, Robert M. G. Patterson. |
| Van Buren | John D. Elbert, James H. Jenkins. |
| Des Moines | Shepherd Leffler. |
| Henry | William H. Wallace. |
| Jefferson | Joseph B. Teas. |
| Louisa and Washington | Francis Springer. |
| Muscatine and Johnson | Pleasant Harris. |
| Cedar, Jones and Linn | John P. Cook. |
| Scott and Clinton | Robert Christie. |
| Jackson, Dubuque, Delaware, Clayton, etc. | Thomas Cox, Francis Gehon. |
Democrats, 6; Whigs, 7.
House of Representatives.
* James P. Carlton, Speaker, Democrat.
* Joseph T. Fales, Chief Clerk, Democrat.
| COUNTIES REPRESENTED. | NAMES OF MEMBERS. |
| Lee | James Brierly, William Steele, Joseph Roberts. |
| Van Buren | Josiah H. Bonney, Samuel Borland, James M. Wray. |
| Des Moines | Alfred Hebard, Abner Hackleman, James W. Grimes, John Johnson, John D. Wright. |
| Henry | Paton Wilson, Hamilton Robb, William Thompson. |
| Jefferson | John W. Culbertson. |
| Louisa | George W. McCleary. |
| Washington | Thomas Baker. |
| Muscatine | Edward E. Fay. |
| Johnson | James P. Carlton. |
| Cedar, Jones and Linn | George H. Walworth, Robert Smythe. |
| Scott | Gilbert C. R. Mitchell. |
| Clinton | John Brophy. |
| Jackson | John Foley. |
| Dubuque, Delaware, Clayton, etc. | Thomas Rogers, Hardin Nowlin. |
Democrats, 19; Whigs, 7.
The Assembly Adjourned February 16, 1844.
An Extra Session was held at Iowa City, beginning June 16, 1844.
SEVENTH LEGISLATIVE ASSEMBLY.
Convened at Iowa City, May 5, 1845.
The Council.
* S. C. Hastings, President, Democrat.
* John F. Kinney, Secretary, Democrat
| COUNTIES REPRESENTED. | NAMES OF MEMBERS. |
| Lee | James Brierly, John Thompson. |
| Van Buren, Davis, Appanoose | Paul Brattain, Henry M. Shelby. |
| Des Moines | Shepherd Leffler. |
| Henry | John Stephenson. |
| Jefferson, Wapello, *Kishkekosh | William G. Coop. |
| Louisa, Washington, Keokuk, Mahaska, etc. | Enoch Ross. |
| Muscatine and Johnson | S. Clinton Hastings. |
| Cedar, Jones and Linn | William Abbe. |
| Scott and Clinton | Laurel Summers. |
| Jackson, Dubuque, Delaware, Clayton, etc. | Stephen Hempstead, Philip B. Bradley. |
Democrats, 11; Whigs, 2.
House of Representatives.
* James M. Morgan, Speaker, Democrat.
* William Thompson, Chief Clerk, Democrat.
| COUNTIES REPRESENTED. | NAMES OF MEMBERS. |
| Lee | Jacob Huner, Charles Stewart, James Anderson. |
| Van Buren | Frederick Hancock, George Montague, George W. Lester. |
| Des Moines | James M. Morgan, John Johnson, Ebenezer W. Davis, George Chandler, Richard Noble. |
| Henry | Norton Munger, Samuel D. Woodworth, Charles Clifton. |
| Jefferson, Wapello, *Kishkekosh | Reuben R. Harper. ​ |
| Louisa | George W. McCleary. |
| Washington, Keokuk, Mahaska, etc. | Stephen B. Shelledy. |
| Muscatine | Abraham T. Banks. |
| Johnson | Hugh D. Downey. |
| Cedar, Jones and Linn | Joseph K. Snyder, John Taylor. |
| Scott | Joseph M. Robertson. |
| Clinton | Shubael Coy. |
| Jackson | James Leonard. |
| Dubuque, Delaware, Clayton, etc. | David S. Wilson, Samuel Murdock. |
Democrats, 16; Whigs, 10.
The Assembly Adjourned June 11, 1845.
EIGHTH LEGISLATIVE ASSEMBLY.
Convened at Iowa City, December 1, 1845.
The Council.
* Stephen Hempstead, President, Democrat.
* John F. Kinney, Secretary, Democrat.
| COUNTIES REPRESENTED. | NAMES OF MEMBERS. |
| Lee | James Brierly, John Thompson. |
| Van Buren, Davis Appanoose | Paul Brattain, Henry M. Shelby. |
| Des Moines | Shepherd Leffler. |
| Henry | John Stephenson. |
| Jefferson, Wapello, *Kishkekosh | William G. Coop. |
| Louisa, Washington, Keokuk, Mahaska, etc. | Enoch Ross. |
| Muscatine and Johnson | S. Clinton Hastings. |
| Cedar, Jones and Linn | William Abbe. |
| Scott and Clinton | Laurel Summers. |
| Jackson, Dubuque, Delaware, Clayton, etc. | Stephen Hempstead, Philip B. Bradley. |
Democrats, 11; Whigs, 2.
House of Representatives.
* George W. McCleary, Speaker, Democrat.
* William Thompson, Chief Clerk, Democrat.
| COUNTIES REPRESENTED. | NAMES OF MEMBERS. |
| Lee | Jacob Huner, William Patterson, Jesse B. Browne. |
| Van Buren | Frederick Hancock, George W. Lester, David Ferguson. |
| Des Moines | James M. Morgan, John D. Wright, John Ripley, Archibald McMichael, Joshua Holland. |
| Henry | Norton Munger, Samuel D. Woodworth, Charles Clifton. |
| Jefferson, Wapello, *Kishkekosh | Joseph Flink. |
| Louisa | George W. McCleary. |
| Washington, Keokuk, Mahaska, etc. | Stephen B. Shelledy. |
| Muscatine | Abraham T. Banks. |
| Johnson | Hugh D. Downey. |
| Cedar, Jones and Linn | Joseph K. Synder, John Taylor. |
| Scott | Joseph M. Robertson. |
| Clinton | Shubael Coy. |
| Jackson | Thomas Graham. |
| Dubuque, Delaware, Clayton, etc. | David S. Wilson, Samuel Murdock. |
Democrats, 22; Whigs, 10.
The Assembly Adjourned January 19, 1846.
Constitutional Conventions.
FIRST CONSTITUTIONAL CONVENTION.
Convened at Iowa City, October 7, 1844.
Adjourned November 1, 1844.
* President, Shepherd Leffler, Democrat.
* Secretary, George S. Hampton, Democrat.
| COUNTIES REPRESENTED. | NAMES OF MEMBERS. |
| Lee | Charles Staley, Alexander Kerr, David Galland, Calvin J. Price, James Marsh, John Thompson, Henry M. Salmon, O. S. X. Peck. |
| Des Moines | James Clarke, Henry Robinson, John D. Wright, Shepherd Leffler, Andrew Hooten, Enos Lowe, John Ripley, George Hepner. |
| Van Buren | Elisha Cutler, Jr., John Davidson, Paul Brattain, David Ferguson, Gideon S. Bailey, John Hale, Jr., Thomas Charlton. |
| Jefferson | Robert Brown, Hardin Butler, Sulifand S. Ross, James I. Murray, Samuel Whitmore. |
| Henry | Joseph C. Hawkins, George Hobson, John H. Randolph, Jonathan C. Hall, Joseph D. Hoag. |
| Washington | Wm. R. Harrison, Enoch Ross, Caleb B. Campbell. |
| Louisa | John Brookbank, Wm. L. Toole, Wright Williams. |
| Muscatine | Jonathan E. Fletcher, Ralph P. Lowe, Elijah Sells. |
| Johnson | Robert Lucas, Samuel H. McCrory, Henry Felkner. |
| Linn | Thomas J. McKean, Samuel W. Durham, Luman M. Strong. |
| Cedar | Samuel A. Bissell, James H. Gower. |
| Scott | James Grant, Andrew W. Campbell, Ebenezer Cook. |
| Clinton | Lyman Lyons, Ralph R. Benedict. |
| Jones | John Taylor. |
| Jackson | Joseph S. Kirkpatrick, William Morden, Richard B. Wyckoff. |
| Wapello | William H. Galbraith, William W. Chapman. |
| Davis | J. C. Blankinship, Samuel W. McAtee. |
| Keokuk | Richard Quinton. |
| Mahaska | Van B. Delashmutt, Stephen B. Shelledy. |
| Dubuque, Delaware, Black Hawk and Fayette | Francis Gehon, Edward Langworthy, Theophilus Crawford, Stephen Hempstead, Samuel B. Olmstead, Michael O’Brien. |
Democrats, 53; Whigs, 17.
The constitution adopted by this convention was rejected by the people at an election held on the 4th day of August, 1845, there being 7,235 votes cast “for the constitution,” and 7,656 votes cast “against the constitution.”
SECOND CONSTITUTIONAL CONVENTION.
Convened at Iowa City, May 4, 1846.
Adjourned May, 19, 1846.
* President, Enos Lowe, Democrat.
* Secretary, William Thompson, Democrat.
| COUNTIES REPRESENTED. | NAMES OF MEMBERS. |
| Lee | David Galland, Josiah Kent, George Berry. |
| Des Moines | Enos Lowe, Shepherd Leffler, George W. Bowie. |
| Van Buren | Thomas Dibble, Erastus Hoskins, William Steele. |
| Jefferson | Sullifand S. Ross, William G. Coop. |
| Henry | George Hobson, Alvin Saunders. ​ |
| Davis | John J. Selman. |
| Appanoose and Monroe | Wareham G. Clark. |
| Wapello | Joseph H. Hedrick. |
| Iowa, Marion, Polk and Jasper | John Conroy. |
| Mahaska | Stephen B. Shelledy. |
| Keokuk | Sanford Harned. |
| Washington | Stewart Goodroll. |
| Louisa | John Ronalds. |
| Muscatine | J. Scott Richman. |
| Johnson | Curtis Bates. |
| Linn and Benton | Socrates H. Tryon. |
| Cedar | Samuel A. Bissell. |
| Scott | James Grant. |
| Clinton | Henry P. Haun. |
| Jackson | William Hubbell. |
| Jones | Sylvester G. Matson. |
| Clayton | David Olmstead. |
| Dubuque, Delaware, Buchanan, Fayette, Black Hawk | Thomas McCraney, Francis K. O’Ferrall. |
Democrats, 22; Whigs, 10.
The constitution framed by this convention was adopted by the people at an election held on the 3d day of August, 1846. This constitution was presented to Congress in December, 1846, and on the 28th of the same month an act was passed for the admission of Iowa into the Union.
STATE OFFICERS.
GOVERNORS.
* Ansel Briggs, 1846 to 1850.
* Stephen Hempstead, 1850 to 1854.
* James W. Grimes, 1854 to 1858.
* Ralph P. Lowe, 1858 to 1860.
* Samuel J. Kirkwood, 1860 to 1864.
* William M. Stone, 1864 to 1868.
* Samuel Merrill, 1868 to 1872.
* Cyrus C. Carpenter, 1872 to 1876.
* Samuel J. Kirkwood, 1876 to 1877.
* Joshua G. Newbold, 1877 to 1878.
* John H. Gear, 1878 to 1882.
* Buren R. Sherman, 1882 to 1886.
* William Larrabee, 1886 to 1890.
* Horace Boies, 1890 to 1894.
* Frank D. Jackson, 1894 to 1896.
* Francis M. Drake, 1896 to 1898.
* Leslie M. Shaw, 1898 to 1902.
* Albert B. Cummins, 1902.
LIEUTENANT-GOVERNORS.
Office created by the Constitution of 1857.
* Oran Faville, 1858 to 1860.
* Nicholas J. Rusch, 1860 to 1862.
* John R. Needham, 1862 to 1864.
* Enoch W. Eastman, 1864 to 1866.
* Benjamin F. Gue, 1866 to 1868.
* John Scott, 1868 to 1870.
* Madison M. Walden, 1870 to 1872.
* Henry C. Bulis, 1872 to 1874.
* Joseph Dysart, 1874 to 1876.
* Joshua G. Newbold, 1876 to 1877.
* Frank T. Campbell, 1878 to 1882.
* Orlando H. Manning, 1882 to 1885.
* John A. T. Hull, 1886 to 1890.
* Alfred N. Poyneer, 1890 to 1892.
* Samuel L. Bestow, 1892 to 1894.
* Warren S. Dungan, 1894 to 1896.
* Matt Parrott, 1896 to 1898.
* J. C. Milliman, 1898 to 1902.
* John Herriott, 1902 to 1904.
SECRETARIES OF STATE.
* Elisha Cutler, 1846 to 1848.
* Josiah H. Bonney, 1848 to 1850.
* George W. McCleary, 1850 to 1863.
* Elijah Sells, 1856 to 1863.
* James Wright, 1863 to 1867.
* Ed Wright, 1867 to 1873.
* Josiah T. Young, 1873 to 1879.
* John A. T. Hull, 1879 to 1885.
* Frank D. Jackson, 1885 to 1891.
* William M. McFarland, 1891 to 1897.
* George L. Dobson, 1897 to 1901.
* William B. Martin, 1901 to 1905.
AUDITORS OF STATE.
* Joseph T. Fales, 1846 to 1850.
* William Pattee, 1850 to 1854.
* Andrew J. Stevens, 1854 to 1855.
* John Pattee, 1855 to 1859.
* Jonathan W. Cattell, 1859 to 1865.
* John A. Elliott, 1865 to 1871.
* John Russell, 1871 to 1875.
* Buren R. Sherman, 1875 to 1881. ​
* William V. Lucas, 1881 to 1883.
* John L. Brown, 1883 to 1885. Suspended by the Governor.
* Jonathan W. Cattell, 1885 to 1886. Appointed by the Governor.
* John L. Brown, 1886. Reinstated.
* Charles Beardsley, April to July, 1886. Appointed by Governor.
* John L. Brown, July 1886 to 1887. Reinstated July 14.
* James A. Lyons, 1887 to 1893.
* G. C. McCarthy, 1893 to 1899.
* Frank F. Merriam, 1899 to 1903.
* Beryl F. Carroll, 1903.
TREASURERS OF STATE.
* Morgan Reno, 1846 to 1850.
* Israel Kister, 1850 to 1852.
* Martin L. Morris, 1852 to 1859.
* John W. Jones, 1859 to 1863.
* William H. Holmes, 1863 to 1867.
* Samuel E. Rankin, 1867 to 1873.
* William Christy, 1873 to 1877.
* George W. Bemis, 1877 to 1881.
* Edwin H. Conger, 1881 to 1885.
* Voltaire P. Twombly, 1885 to 1891.
* Byron A. Beeson, 1891 to 1895.
* John Herriott, 1895 to 1901.
* Gilbert S. Gilbertson, 1901 to 1905.
REGISTERS OF THE STATE LAND OFFICE.
Office created February, 1855.
* Anson Hart, 1855 to 1857.
* Theodore S. Parvin, 1857 to 1859.
* Amos B. Miller, 1859 to 1862.
* Edwin Mitchell, 1862 to 1863.
* Josiah A. Harvey, 1863 to 1867.
* Cyrus C. Carpenter, 1867 to 1871.
* Aaron Brown, 1871 to 1875.
* David Secor, 1875 to 1879.
* James K. Powers, 1879 to 1883.
Office abolished January 1, 1883.
SUPERINTENDENTS OF PUBLIC INSTRUCTION.
* James Harlan, 1847 to 1848.
* Thomas H. Benton, 1848 to 1854.
* James D. Eads, 1854 to March 3, 1857. Suspended.
* Joseph C. Stone, March to June, 1857.
* Maturin L. Fisher, 1857 to 1858.
Office abolished December, 1858.
SUPERINTENDENTS OF PUBLIC INSTRUCTION.
Office reëstablished March, 1864.
* Oran Faville, 1864 to 1867.
* D. Franklin Wells, 1867 to 1868.
* Abraham S. Kissell, 1868 to 1872.
* Alonzo Abernethy, 1872 to 1876.
* Carl W. von Coelin, 1876 to 1882.
* John W. Akers, 1882 to 1888.
* Henry Sabin, 1888 to 1892.
* J. B. Knoepfler, 1892 to 1894.
* Henry Sabin, 1894 to 1898.
* Richard C. Barrett, 1898 to 1904
SECRETARIES OF BOARD OF EDUCATION.
* Josiah T. Tubby, 1858 to 1859.
* Thomas H. Benton, 1859 to 1863.
* Oran Faville, 1863 to 1864.
RAILROAD COMMISSIONERS.
Office created in 1878.
* Cyrus C. Carpenter, 1878. Resigned in August.
* Peter A. Dey, 1878 to 1895.
* James W. McDill, 1878 to 1881.
* Marcus C. Woodruff, 1879 to 1882.
* Albert R. Anderson, 1881 to 1884.
* James Wilson, 1882 to 1883.
* Lorenzo S. Coffin, 1883 to 1888.
* James W. McDill, 1884 to 1887.
* Spencer Smith, 1887 to 1893.
* Frank T. Campbell, 1888 to 1892.
* John W. Luke, 1891 to 1895.
* George W. Perkins, 1893 to 1899.
* C. L. Davidson, 1894 to 1898.
* Edward A. Dawson, 1896 to 1903.
* David J. Palmer, 1898 to 1904.
* Welcome Mowry, 1899 to 1902.
* Ed. C. Brown, 1902 to 1905.
Supreme Court.
CHIEF JUSTICES.
* Charles Mason, 1847 to June.
* Joseph Williams, 1847 and 1849.
* S. Clinton Hastings, 1848.
* George G. Wright, 1855 and 1864.
* Ralph P. Lowe, 1860 and 1866.
* Caleb Baldwin, 1862.
* John F. Dillon, 1868.
* Chester C. Cole, 1870 and 1876.
* James G. Day, 1871, 1877, 1883.
* Joseph M. Beck, 1872, 1879, 1885, 1891.
* William E. Miller, 1874.
* William H. Seevers, 1876, 1882, 1888. ​
* James H. Rothrock, 1878, 1884, 1890, 1896.
* Austin Adams, 1880, 1886.
* Joseph R. Reed, 1889.
* Josiah Given, 1889, 1895, 1901.
* Gifford S. Robinson, 1892, 1899.
* Charles T. Granger, 1894, 1900.
* LaVega G. Kinne, 1897.
* Horace E. Deemer, 1898.
* Scott M. Ladd, 1902.
ASSOCIATE JUSTICES.
* Joseph Williams, 1847 to 1855.
* Thomas S. Wilson, 1847. Resigned October.
* John F. Kinney, 1847 to 1854.
* George Green, 1847 to 1855.
* Jonathan C. Hall, 1854 to 1855.
* William G. Woodward, 1855 to 1861.
* Norman W. Isbell, 1855 to 1856.
* Lacon D. Stockton, 1856 to 1860.
* Caleb Baldwin, 1860 to 1866.
* George G. Wright, 1860 to 1872.
* Ralph P. Lowe, 1861 to 1867.
* John F. Dillon, 1864 to 1869.
* Chester C. Cole, 1864 to 1876.
* Joseph M. Beck, 1867 to 1892.
* Elias H. Williams, January, 1870, to September 14.
* James G. Day, 1870 to 1884.
* William E. Miller 1870 to 1877.
* Austin Adams, 1876 to 1888.
* James H. Rothrock, 1876 to 1897.
* William H. Seevers, 1876 to 1889.
* Joseph R. Reed, 1884 to 1889.
* Gifford S. Robinson, 1888 to 1900.
* Charles T. Granger, 1889 to 1901.
* Josiah Given, 1889 to 1902.
* LaVega G. Kinne, 1892 to 1898.
* Horace E. Deemer, 1894 to 1905.
* Scott M. Ladd, 1897 to 1903.
* Charles M. Waterman, 1898. Resigned 1902.
* John C. Sherwin, 1900 to 1905.
* Emil McClain, 1901 to 1906.
* Silas M. Weaver, 1902 to 1907.
* Charles A. Bishop, 1902 to fill vacancy..
Judges of the District Court.
UNDER CONSTITUTION OF 1846.
| District. | Name of Judge. | When Elected. |
| First | George H. Wiliams | 1847 |
| First | Ralph P. Lowe | 1852 |
| First | John W. Rankin | appointed 1857 |
| First | Thomas W. Claggett | 1857 |
| Second | James Grant | 1847 |
| Second | Thomas S. Wilson | 1852 |
| Third | Cyrus Olney | 1847 |
| Third | Joseph C. Knapp | appointed 1851 |
| Third | William H. Seevers | 1852 |
| Third | Caleb Baldwin | appointed 1856 |
| Third | Henry B. Hendershott | 1856 |
| Fourth | James P. Carlton | 1847 |
| Fourth | William Smyth | appointed 1853 |
| Fourth | Isaac Cook | appointed 1857 |
| Fifth | William McKay | 1849 |
| Fifth | Phineas M. Casady | 1854 |
| Fifth | Cave J. McFarland | appointed 1854 |
| Fifth | William W. Williamson | 1855 |
| Election contested and McFarland continued in office |||
| Sixth | James Sloan | 1851 |
| Sixth | Allen A. Bradford | appointed 1852 |
| Sixth | E. H. Sears | appointed 1855 |
| Seventh | Samuel H. Riddle | appointed 1853 |
| Eighth | William E. Leffingwell | 1853 |
| Eighth | John B. Booth | appointed 1854 |
| Eighth | William H. Tuthill | 1855 |
| Ninth | John S. Townsend | 1853 |
| Tenth | Samuel Murdock | 1855 |
| Eleventh | William M. Stone | 1857 |
| Twelfth | Marshall F. Moore | 1857 |
| Thirteenth | John D. Thompson | 1857 |
| Fourteenth | Gilbert C. R. Mitchell | 1857 |
| Fourteenth | Asahel H. Bennett | appointed 1857 |
| UNDER CONSTITUTION OF 1857. |||
| District. | Name of Judge. | When Elected. |
| First | Francis Springer | 1853 |
| First | Joshua Tracy | appointed 1869 |
| First | P. Henry Smith | appointed 1874 ​ |
| First | Thomas W. Newman | appointed 1874 |
| First | A. H. Stutsman | 1878 |
| Second | John S. Townsend | 1858 |
| Second | Henry H. Trimble | 1862 |
| Second | Harvey Tannehill | 1866 |
| Second | M. J. Williams | 1870 |
| Second | Joseph C. Knapp | 1874 |
| Second | E. L. Burton | 1878 |
| Third | E. H. Sears | 1858 |
| Third | James G. Day | 1862 |
| Third | James W. McDill | appointed 1870 |
| Third | Joseph R. Reed | appointed 1872 |
| Third | Samuel Forrey | 1872 |
| Third | R. C. Henry | 1878 |
| Third | John W. Harvey | 1882 |
| Fourth | Asahel W. Hubbard | 1858 |
| Fourth | Isaac Pendleton | 1862 |
| Fourth | Henry Ford | 1866 |
| Fourth | Charles H. Lewis | 1874 |
| Fifth | John H. Gray | 1858 |
| Fifth | Charles C. Nourse | appointed 1865 |
| Fifth | Hugh W. Maxwell | appointed 1866 |
| Fifth | John Leonard | 1884 |
| Fifth | William H. McHenry | 1878 |
| Sixth | William M. Stone | 1858 |
| Sixth | William Loughridge | appointed 1851 |
| Sixth | Ezekiel S. Sampson | 1866 |
| Sixth | H. S. Winslow | 1874 |
| Sixth | J. C. Cook | 1878 |
| Sixth | J. K. Johnson | 1882 |
| Seventh | John F. Dillon | 1858 |
| Seventh | J. Scott Richman | appointed 1863 |
| Seventh | William F. Brannan | appointed 1871 |
| Seventh | Walter I. Hayes | 1878 |
| Eighth | William E. Miller | 1858 |
| Eighth | Norman W. Isbell | appointed 1862 |
| Eighth | Charles H. Conklin | appointed 1864 |
| Eighth | Nathaniel M. Hubbard | appointed 1865 |
| Eighth | James H. Rothrock | 1866 |
| Eighth | John Shane | 1876 |
| Eighth | James D. Giffen | 1882 |
| Ninth | Thomas S. Wilson | 1858 |
| Ninth | James Burt | 1862 |
| Ninth | John M. Brayton | 1870 |
| Ninth | David S. Wilson | appointed 1872 |
| Ninth | Sylvester Bagg | 1878 |
| Ninth | Charles F. Couch | 1882 |
| Tenth | Elias H. Williams | 1858 |
| Tenth | Milo McGlathery | 1866 |
| Tenth | Reuben Noble | 1874 |
| Tenth | E. E. Cooley | 1880 |
| Tenth | L. O. Hatch | 1882 |
| Eleventh | John Porter | 1858 |
| Eleventh | Daniel D. Chase | appointed 1866 |
| Eleventh | Isaac J. Mitchell | 1874 |
| Eleventh | James W. McKenzie | 1874 |
| Eleventh | Henry C. Henderson | 1881 |
| Twelfth | William B. Fairfield | 1864 |
| Twelfth | George W. Ruddick | 1870 |
| Thirteenth | Joseph R. Reed | 1872 |
| Thirteenth | C. F. Loofborough | appointed 1883 |
| Thirteenth | E. E. Aylesworth | 1884 |
| Fourteenth | E. R. Duffle | 1876 |
| Fourteenth | Lot Thomas | 1884 |
| UNDER ACT OF APRIL, 1886. |||
| District. | Name of Judge. | When Elected. |
| First | Joseph M. Casey | 1886 |
| First | C. H. Phelps | 1886 |
| First | James D. Smyth | appointed 1891 |
| First | Alvin J. McCrary | appointed 1895 ​ |
| First | Henry Banks | 1895 |
| Second | H. C. Traverse | 1886 |
| Second | Dell Sturart | 1886 |
| Second | Charles D. Liggett | 1886 |
| Second | E. L. Burton | appointed 1890 |
| Second | W. I. Babb | 1890 |
| Second | Joseph C. Mitchell | appointed 1892 |
| Second | W. D. Tisdale | 1892 |
| Second | M. A. Roberts | 1894 |
| Second | T. M. Fee | 1894 |
| Second | F. W. Eichelberger | 1894 |
| Second | Robert S. Sloan | 1894 |
| Second | C. W. Vermillion | appointed 1901 |
| Third | John W. Harvey | 1886 |
| Third | R. C. Henry | 1886 |
| Third | W. H. Tedford | 1890 |
| Third | H. M. Towner | 1890 |
| Third | Robert L. Parrish | 1901 |
| Fourth | Charles H. Lewis | 1886 |
| Fourth | George W. Wakefield | 1886 |
| Fourth | Scott M. Ladd | 1886 |
| Fourth | Frank R. Gaynor | 1890 |
| Fourth | Anthony Van Wagenen | appointed 1892 |
| Fourth | John F. Oliver | 1894 |
| Fourth | William Hutchinson | 1897 |
| Fifth | J. H. Henderson | 1886 |
| Fifth | O. B. Ayers | 1886 |
| Fifth | A. W. Wilkinson | 1886 |
| Fifth | J. H. Applegate | 1890 |
| Fifth | John A. Storey | appointed 1895 |
| Fifth | James D. Gamble | 1896 |
| Sixth | J. K. Johnson | 1886 |
| Sixth | David Ryan | 1886 |
| Sixth | W. R. Lewis | 1886 |
| Sixth | A. R. Dewey | 1890 |
| Sixth | Ben McCoy | 1894 |
| Sixth | John T. Scott | 1898 |
| Sixth | W. G. Clements | 1898 |
| Seventh | A. J. Leffingwell | 1886 |
| Seventh | W. F. Brannen | 1886 |
| Seventh | John N. Rogers | 1886 |
| Seventh | C. M. Waterman | appointed 1887 |
| Seventh | Andrew Howat | appointed 1888 |
| Seventh | Patrick B. Wolfe | appointed 1891 |
| Seventh | Allen J. House | appointed 1892 |
| Seventh | J. W. Bolinger | 1897 |
| Eighth | Samuel H. Fairall | 1886 |
| Eighth | Martin J. Wade | appointed 1893 |
| Ninth | Josiah Given | 1886 |
| Ninth | W. F. Conrad | 1886 |
| Ninth | Marcus Kavanaugh | 1886 |
| Ninth | Charles Bishop | appointed 1889 |
| Ninth | Calvin P. Holmes | 1890 |
| Ninth | S. F. Balliett | 1890 |
| Ninth | W. A. Spurrier | appointed 1894 |
| Ninth | T. F. Stevenson | 1894 |
| Ninth | S. F. Prouty | 1898 |
| Ninth | A. H. McVey | appointed 1901 |
| Ninth | W. H. McHenry | appointed 1902 |
| Tenth | C. F. Couch | 1886 |
| Tenth | John J. Ney | 1886 |
| Tenth | D. J. Lenehan | 1886 |
| Tenth | J. L. Husted | 1890 |
| Tenth | Frederick O’Donnell | appointed 1892 |
| Tenth | Amos S. Blair | appointed 1894 |
| Tenth | J. J. Tolerton | 1894 |
| Tenth | Frank C. Platt | 1898 |
| Eleventh | David D. Miracle | 1886 |
| Eleventh | John L. Stevens | 1886 |
| Eleventh | Silas M. Weaver | 1886 ​ |
| Eleventh | D. R. Hindman | appointed 1888 |
| Eleventh | N. B. Hyatt | 1893 |
| Eleventh | B. P. Birdsall | 1893 |
| Eleventh | J. R. Whitaker | 1898 |
| Eleventh | W. S. Kinyon | 1899 |
| Eleventh | J. H. Richared | 1901 |
| Twelfth | G. W. Ruddick | 1888 |
| Twelfth | J. C. Sherwin | appointed 1888 |
| Twelfth | John B. Cleland | 1886 |
| Twelfth | Porter W. Burr | 1892 |
| Twelfth | J. F. Clyde | 1897 |
| Twelfth | C. H. Kelley | 1899 |
| Twelfth | Clifford P. Smith | 1899 |
| Thirteenth | L. O. Hatch | 1886 |
| Thirteenth | C. T. Granger | 1886 |
| Thirteenth | L. E. Fellows | 1889 |
| Thirteenth | W. A Hoyt | 1894 |
| Thirteenth | E. E. Cooley | 1894 |
| Thirteenth | A. N. Hobson | 1894 |
| Fourteenth | Lot Thomas | 1888 |
| Fourteenth | George H. Carr | 1886 |
| Fourteenth | William B. Quarton | appointed 1894 |
| Fourteenth | F. H. Helsell | 1898 |
| Fourteenth | A. D. Bailie | 1900 |
| Fifteenth | A. B. Thornell | 1886 |
| Fifteenth | George Carson | 1886 |
| Fifteenth | H. E. Deemer | 1886 |
| Fifteenth | H. W. Macy | 1888 |
| Fifteenth | Walter I. Smith | 1890 |
| Fifteenth | W. S. Lewis | appointed 1894 |
| Fifteenth | W. R. Green | 1894 |
| Fifteenth | O. D. Wheeler | 1900 |
| Sixteenth | J. H. Macomber | 1886 |
| Sixteenth | J. P. Connor | 1886 |
| Sixteenth | C. D. Goldsmith | 1890 |
| Sixteenth | George W. Paine | 1890 |
| Sixteenth | S. M. Elwood | 1894 |
| Sixteenth | Z. A Church | 1894 |
| Seventeenth | L. G. Linne | 1886 |
| Seventeenth | George M. Gilchrist | 1889 |
| Seventeenth | J. R. Caldwell | 1891 |
| Seventeenth | George W. Burnam | 1894 |
| Seventeenth | Obed Caswell | 1896 |
| Eighteenth | J. D. Giffen | 1886 |
| Eighteenth | J. H. Preston | 1886 |
| Eighteenth | W. G. Thompson | 1894 |
| Eighteenth | W. P. Wolfe | 1894 |
| Eighteenth | H. M. Remley | 1896 |
| Eighteenth | W. N. Treichler | 1898 |
| Nineteenth | J. L. Husted | 1894 |
| Nineteenth | Fred O'Donnell | 1894 |
| Twentieth | James D. Smyth | 1896 |
| Twentieth | W. S. Withrow | 1897 |
ATTORNEYS-GENERAL.
Office created February 9, 1853.
* David C. Cloud, 1853 to 1856.
* Samuel A. Rice, 1856 to 1861.
* Charles C. Nourse, 1861 to 1865.
* Isaac L. Allen, 1865. Resigned January, 1866.
* Frederick E. Bissell, 1866 to 1867.
* Henry O'Connor, 1867 to 1872.
* Marsena E. Cutts, 1872 to 1877.
* John F. McJunkin, 1877 to 1881.
* Smith McPherson, 1881 to 1885.
* Andrew J. Baker, 1885 to 1889.
* John Y. Stone, 1889 to 1895.
* Milton Remley, 1895 to 1901.
* Charles W. Mullan, 1901 to 1905.
CLERKS OF THE SUPREME COURT.
* George S. Hampton, 1847 to 1848.
* George S. Hampton, for 4th District, 1848 to 1853.
* James W. Woods, for 1st District, 1848.
* Alexander D. Anderson, for 21st District, 1848.
* Lewis J. Whitten, for 5th District, 1848.
* Thomas J. Given, for 3d District, 1848. ​
* George S. Hampton, 1853 to 1855.
* William Vandever, 1855 to 1856.
* Lewis Kinsey, 1856 to 1867.
* Charles Linderman, 1867 to 1875.
* Edward J. Holmes, 1875 to 1883.
* Gilbert B. Pray, 1883 to 1895.
* Christopher T. Jones, 1895 to 1903.
* J. C. Crockett, 1903 to 1905.
REPORTERS OF THE SUPREME COURT.
* George Greene, 1847 to 1855.
* William P. Clarke, 1855 to 1860.
* Thomas F. Withrow, 1860 to 1867.
* Edward H. Stiles, 1867 to 1875.
* John S. Runnells, 1875 to 1882.
* Bradbury W. Hight, 1882 to 1883.
* Ezra C. Ebersole, 1883 to 1891.
* Nathaniel B. Raymond, 1891 to 1895.
* Benjamin I. Salinger, 1895 to 1903.
* Wendall W. Cornwall, 1903 to 1905.
Military Officers.
ADJUTANTS-GENERAL.
* Daniel S. Lee, 1851 to 1855.
* George W. McCleary, 1855 to 1857.
* Elijah Sell, 1857 to 1858.
* Jesse Bowen, 1858 to 1861.
* Nathaniel B. Baker, 1861 to 1876.
* John H. Looby, 1876 to 1878.
* Noble Warwick, 1878 Resigned August.
* William L. Alexander, 1878 to 1889.
* Byron A. Beeson, 1889 to 1890.
* George Greene, 1890 to 1894.
* John R. Prime, 1894 to 1896.
* Henry H. Wright, 1896 to 1898.
* Melvin H. Byers, 1898 to 1904.
SURGEONS-GENERAL.
* John Kell, 1851.
* Nathan Udell, 1860 to 1861.
* J. C. Hughes, 1861 to 1864.
* Edward J. McGorrisk, 1878 to 1882.
* Smith G. Blythe, 1882 to 1884.
* George P. Hanawalt, 1884 to 1890.
* Frederick H. Little, 1890 to 1894.
* James T. Priestly, 1894 to 1902.
* Wilton McCarthy, 1902 to 1904.
PAYMASTERS-GENERAL.
* Constantine Holtenbeck, 1851.
* Hiram Price, 1861 to 1862.
INSPECTORS-GENERAL.
* H. R. Dewey, 1878 to 1880.
* W. H. Thrift, 1880 to 1881.
* H. G. Wolf, 1881 to 1883.
* A. W. Tallman, 1883 to 1886.
* R. S. Benson, 1886 to 1889.
* H. H. Rood, 1889 to 1890.
* E. E. Hasner, 1890 to 1892.
* J. R. Lincoln, 1892 to 1900.
* J. A Olmsted, 1900 to 1902.
* J. R. Prime, 1902 to 1904.
JUDGE-ADVOCATES GENERAL.
* H. M. Shelley, 1851 to 1861.
* E. S. Bailey, 1886 to 1890.
* W. H. C. Jaques, 1890 to 1892.
* A. D. Collier, 1894 to 1896.
* W. H. C. Jaques, 1896 to 1898.
* W. G. Saunders, 1898 to 1904.
MILITARY SECRETARIES OF THE GOVERNOR.
* James Burt, appointed in 1851.
* N. H. Brainard, 1861.
* George J. North, 1864.
* John S. Runnells, 1868.
* William H. Fleming, 1869.
* Patrick H. Conger, 1877.
* H. H. Perkins, 1878.
* William C. Wyman, 1888.
* Clifford D. Ham, 1890.
* William C. Wyman, 1894.
* Joseph Beeson, 1902.
COMMISSARIES-GENERAL.
* Thomas S. Epsy, appointed in 1851.
* Charles B. Richards, 1858.
* H. R. Heffifinger, 1878.
* H. H. Clark, 1880.
* M. L. Sherman, 1882.
* Wm. W. Ellis, 1886.
* M. M. Marshall, 1890.
* H. S. Sheldon, 1894.
* Parker McManus, 1896.
* H. B. Hedge, 1902.
QUARTERMASTERS-GENERAL.
| Ezra Brown, 1851. |
| Henry H. Rood, appointed 1896 | John C. Loper, 1902. |
Duties devolved on Adjutant-General in 1861.
STATE PRINTERS.
* George Paul, 1849 to 1851.
* William H. Merritt, 1851 to 1853.
* William A. Hornish, May, 1853.
* D. A. Mahoney, 1853 to 1855.
* Peter Moriarty, 1855 to 1857.
* John Teesdale, 1857 to 1861.
* Francis W. Palmer, 1861 to 1869.
* Frank M. Mills, 1869 to 1871. ​
* George W. Edwards, 1871 to 1873.
* Richard P. Clarkson, 1873 to 1879.
* Frank M. Mills, 1879 to 1883.
* George E. Roberts, 1883 to 1889.
* George H. Ragsdale, 1889 to 1895.
* Freeman R. Conaway, 1895 to 1901.
* Bernard Murphy, 1901 to 1903.
STATE BINDERS.
* William M. Coles, 1855 to 1859.
* Frank M. Mills, 1859 to 1867.
* James S. Carter, 1867 to 1871.
* James J. Smart, 1871 to 1875.
* Henry A. Perkins, 1875 to 1879.
* Matt Parrott, 1879 to 1885.
* L. S. Merchant, 1885 to 1889.
* Otto Nelson, 1889 to 1895.
* Lafayette Young, 1895 to 1901.
* Howard Tedford, 1901 to 1903.
PRESIDENTS OF THE STATE UNIVERSITY.
* Amos Dean, LL.D, 1855 to 1858.
* Silas Totten, LL.D, 1860 to 1862.
* Oliver M. Spencer, D.D., 1862 to 1867.
* Nathan R. Leonard, A. M. (acting), 1867 to 1868.
* James Black, D.D., 1868 to 1870.
* George Thatcher, D.D. 1871 to 1877.
* Christian W. Slagle, A. M., 1877 to 1878.
* Charles A Schaeffer, A.M., Ph.D., 1887 to 1898.
* George E. MacLean, A.M., Ph.D., LL.D., 1899.
PRESIDENTS OF THE IOWA STATE COLLEGE OF AGRICULTURE AND MECHANIC ARTS.
* A. S. Welch, A.M., 1868 to 1883.
* S. A. Knapp, LL.D., 1884.
* Liegh Hunt, A.M., 1885 and first half of 1886.
* W. I. Chamberlain, 1886 to 1890.
* W. M. Beardshear, A.M., LL.D., 1891 to August 5, 1902.
* Edgar W. Stanton, M.Sc. (acting) 1902.
STATE NORMAL SCHOOL.
* J. C. Gilchrist, 1876 to 1886.
* Homer H. Seerley, A.M., 1886.
STATE AGRICULTURAL SOCIETY.
| President. | Secretary. | Fair Held. |
| Thomas W. Clagett, 1854-57. | J. M. Shaffer, 1854-5. | Fairfield, 1854-5. |
| Dr. J. Bowen, 1858. | J. H. Wallace, 1856-62. | Muscatine, 1856-7. |
| Z. T. Fisher, 1859. | J. H. Wallace, 1856-62. | Oskaloosa, 1858-9. |
| George G. Wright, 1860-64. | J. M. Shaffer, 1863-74. | Iowa City, 1860-61. |
| George G. Wright, 1860-64. | J. M. Shaffer, 1863-74. | Dubuque, 1862-63. |
| Peter Melendy, 1866-7-8-9. | J. M. Shaffer, 1863-74. | Burlington, 1864-5-6. |
| Peter Melendy, 1866-7-8-9. | J. M. Shaffer, 1863-74. | Clinton, 1867-8. |
| E. R. Shankland, 1870-71. | J. M. Shaffer, 1863-74. | Keokuk, 1869-70. |
| John Scott, 1872-3. | J. R. Shaffer, 1874-93. | Cedar Rapids, 1871-2-3. |
| Oliver Mills, 1874-5-6. | J. R. Shaffer, 1874-93. | Keokuk, 1874-5. |
| S. F. Spofford, 1877-8. | J. R. Shaffer, 1874-93. | Cedar Rapids, 1876-7-8. |
| F. L. Downing, 1879-80. | J. R. Shaffer, 1874-93. | Des Moines, 1879-1902. |
| J. W. Porter, 1881-2. | J. R. Shaffer, 1874-93. | Des Moines, 1879-1902. |
| W. T. Smith, 1883-4-5. | J. R. Shaffer, 1874-93. | Des Moines, 1879-1902. |
| H. C. Wheeler, 1886-7-8. | J. R. Shaffer, 1874-93. | Des Moines, 1879-1902. |
| John Hays, 1889-90. | J. R. Shaffer, 1874-93. | Des Moines, 1879-1902. |
| Albert Head, 1891. | J. R. Shaffer, 1874-93. | Des Moines, 1879-1902. |
| J. W. McMullin, 1892-3. | J. R. Shaffer, 1874-93. | Des Moines, 1879-1902. |
| John A. Evans, 1894-5-6. | P. L. Fowler, 1894-98. | Des Moines, 1879-1902. |
| W. H. Field, 1897. | P. L. Fowler, 1894-98. | Des Moines, 1879-1902. |
| John Cownie, 1898. | P. L. Fowler, 1894-98. | Des Moines, 1879-1902. |
| W. F. Harriman, April, 1898-9. | Geo. Van Houten, 1899-1900. | Des Moines, 1879-1902. |
DEPARTMENT OF AGRICULTURE.
| R. J. Johnston, President, 1900. | J. C. Simpson, Secretary, 1901-3. |
| J. C. Frasier, President, 1901. | J. C. Simpson, Secretary, 1901-3. |
| W. W. Morrow, President, 1902. | J. C. Simpson, Secretary, 1901-3. |
STATE HORTICULTURAL SOCIETY.
| President. | Secretary. | Meeting Held. |
| James Weed, 1866. | Mark Miller, 1866-7. | Iowa City, 1866. |
| D. W. Kauffman, 1867. | Mark Miller, 1866-7. | Des Moines, 1867. |
| J. B. Grinnell, 1868. | W. W. Beebe, 1868. | Des Moines, 1868. |
| Suel Foster, 1869-72. | D. W. Adams, 1868-72. | Des Moines, 1869. |
| G. B. Brackett, 1873-6. | J. L. Budd, 1873-85. | Des Moines, 1870-1-2. |
| H. W. Lathrop, 1877-8. | J. L. Budd, 1873-85. | Davenport, 1873. |
| C. L. Watrous, 1879-82. | J. L. Budd, 1873-85. | Iowa City, 1874. ​ |
| R. P. Speer, 1883-4. | J. L. Budd, 1873-85. | Burlington, 1875. |
| Silas Wilson, 1885-6. | J. L. Budd, 1873-85. | Des Moines, 1876. |
| C. G. Patten, 1887-8. | G. B. Brackett, 1886. | Oskaloosa, 1877. |
| Silas Wilson, 1889. | Geo. H. Van Houten, 1887-90. | Des Moines, 1878. |
| Eugene Secor, 1890-91. | G. B. Brackett, 1891. | Marshalltown, 1879. |
| A. F. Collman, 1892-4. | J. L. Budd, 1892-5. | Des Moines, 1880. |
| M. E. Hinkley, 1895. | J. L. Budd. | Cedar Falls, 1881. |
| F. M. Powell, 1896-7. | Geo. Van Holuten, 1896-8. | Des Moines, 1882. |
| C. F. Garner, 1898-1900. | Wesley Greene, 1899-1903. | Dubuque, 1883. |
| M. J. Wragg, 1901-3. | Wesley Greene, 1899-1903. | Des Moines, 1884. |
| M. J. Wragg, 1901-3. | Wesley Greene, 1899-1903. | Atlantic, 1885. |
| M. J. Wragg, 1901-3. | Wesley Greene, 1899-1903. | Des Moines, 1886. |
| M. J. Wragg, 1901-3. | Wesley Greene, 1899-1903. | Charles City, 1887. |
| Charles City, 1887. ||
GRAND ARMY OF THE REPUBLIC.
State Department Commanders.
* First. 1866, Add. H. Sanders, Davenport.
* 1866. J. B. Leake, Davenport.
* 1867. W. T. Shaw, Anamosa.
* 1868. J. A. Williamson, Des Moines.
* 1869. E. W. Rice, Oskaloosa.
* 1874-5. J. C. Parrott, Keokuk.
* 1876-8. A. A. Perkins, Burlington.
* 1879. H. E. Griswold, Atlantic.
* 1880. W. F. Conrad, Des Moines.
* 1881. P. V. Carey, Des Moines.
* 1882. G. B. Hogin, Newton.
* 1883. John B. Cook, Carroll.
* 1884. E. G. Miller, Waterloo.
* 1885. W. R. Manning, Newton.
* 1886. W. A. McHenry, Denison.
* 1887. J. M. Tuttle, Des Moines.
* 1888. E. A. Consigny, Avoca.
* 1889. C. H. Smith, Mt. Pleasant.
* 1890. M. P. Mills, Cedar Rapids.
* 1891. C. L. Davidson, Hull.
* 1892. J. J. Steadman, Council Bluffs.
* 1893. Phil. Schaller, Sac City.
* 1894. G. A. Newman, Cedar Falls.
* 1895. J. K. P. Thompson, Rock Rapids.
* 1896. Josiah Given, Des Moines.
* 1897. A. H. Evans, Keokuk.
* 1898. R. W. Terrill, Manchester.
* 1899. C. F. Bailey, Ireton.
* 1900. M. B. Davis, Sioux City.
* 1901. Geo. Metzgar, Davenport.
* 1902. John Lindt, Council Bluffs.
PRESIDENTS OF PIONEER LAWMAKERS ASSOCIATION.
* Reuben Noble, Clayton County, 1886.
* John F. Duncombe, Webster County, 1888.
* Edward Johnston, Lee County, 1890.
* George G. Wright, Polk County, 1892.
* John Scott, Story County, 1896.
* Hoyt Sherman, Polk County, 1898.
* Theodore S. Parvin, Linn County, 1900.
* (Acting) A. B. F. Hildreth, Floyd County, 1900.
* (Acting) Warren S. Dungan, Lucas County, 1900.
* (Acting) Samuel McNutt, Muscatine County, 1902.
* (Acting) B. F. Gue, Polk County, 1902.
* J. R. Reed, Pottawattamie County, 1903.
State Officials. (Appointed.)
BOARD OF PUBLIC WORKS FOR THE DES MOINES RIVER IMPROVEMENT.
* Hugh W. Sample, 1847 to 1849.
* Charles Corkery, 1847 to 1849.
* Paul Brattain, 1847 to 1849.
* William Patterson, 1849 to 1851.
* Jesse Williams, 1849 to 1851.
* George Gillaspy, 1849 to 1853.
COMMISSIONERS OF RIVER IMPROVEMENT.
* Verplank Van Antwerp, 1851 to 1855.
* Josiah H. Bonney, 1853 to 1855.
* William McKay, 1855 to 1856.
* Edwin Manning, 1856 to 1859.
* William C. Drake, 1858 to 1860.
REGISTERS OF RIVER IMPROVEMENT.
* George Gillaspy, 1851 to 1855.
* Paul C. Jeffries, 1853 to 1855.
* John C. Lockwood, 1855 to 1857.
LIBRARIANS.
* Lemuel B. Patterson, 1846 to 1851.
* Israel Kister, 1851 to 1852.
* Martin L. Morris, 1852 to 1855.
* John Pattee, 1855 to 1858.
* J. P. Coulter, 1858 to 1868.
* John C. Merrill, 1868 to 1872. ​
* Ada E. North, 1872 to 1878.
* Sara B. Maxwell, 1878 to 1888.
* Mary H. Miller, 1888 to 1894.
* Laura C. Creighton, 1894 to 1896.
* Lana H. Cope, 1896 to 1898.
* Johnson Brigham, 1898 to 1906.
GEOLOGICAL SURVEYS.
Authorized in January, 1855.
State Geologists.
* James Hall, 1855 to 1857.
* Charles A. White, 1866 to 1870.
* Samuel Calvin, 1892.
Assistants.
* J. D. Whitney, 1855 to 1857.
* Chandler Childs, 1866 to 1867.
* O. H. St. John, 1867 to 1870.
* Charles R. Keyes, 1892 to 1894.
* H. Foster Bain, 1895 to 1900.
* Arthur G. Leonard, 1900.
CURATOR OF HISTORICAL DEPARTMENT.
Charles Aldrich, 1892.
BOARD OF CONTROL.
* William Larrabee, 1899 to 1900.
* L. G. Kinne, 1899 to 1908.
* John Cownie, 1899 to 1904.
* G. S. Robinson, 1900 to 1906.
COMMISSIONERS OF LEGAL INQUIRY.
* Charles Ben Darwin, 1860 to 1866.
* William Smyth, 1860 to 1866.
* Winslow T. Barker, 1860 to 1866.
* F. E. Bissell, 1866.
* W. H. Seevers, 1866.
* Jacob Butler, 1866.
COMMISSIONERS OF IMMIGRATION.
* Nicholas J. Rusch, 1860 to 1862.
* George D. Perkins, 1881.
BOARD OF IMMIGRATION.
1870.
* Edward Mumm, Lee County.
* Mathias J. Rohifs, Scott County.
* Claus L. Clausen, Mitchell County.
* Corneilus Rhynsberger, Marion County.
* Sumner F. Spofford, Polk County.
* Marcus Tuttle, Cerro Gordo County.
* The Governor, Chairman.
* Alexander R. Fulton, Secretary.
1872.
The number reduced to five members including the Governor.
* M. J. Rohifs.
* S. F. Spofferd.
* Charles V. Gardner.
* Governor C. C. Carpenter, Chairman.
* A. R. Fulton, Secretary.
The Board was abolished in 1873, and the Secretary made Commissioner of Immigration.
MINE INSPECTORS.
* Park C. Wilson, 1882 to 1886.
* Joshua A. Smith, 1886 to 1888.
* Thomas Binks, 1886 to 1892.
* James E. Stout, 1886 to 1889.
* James Gilroy, 1888 to 1892.
* Morgan G. Thomas, 1889 to 1900.
* John W. Canty, 1892 to 1894.
* John Verner, 1892 to 1894.
* James A. Campbell, 1894 to 1902.
* James W. Miller, 1894 to 1904.
* John Verner, 1900 to 1904.
* Ed. Sweeney, 1902 to 1904.
DAIRY COMMISSIONERS.
* Henry D. Sherman, 1886 to 1890.
* Augustus C. Tupper, 1890 to 1894.
* W. K. Boardman, 1894 to 1898.
* Byron P. Norton, 1898 to 1902.
* H. R. Wright, 1902 to 1904.
COMMISSIONERS OF LABOR STATISTICS.
* E. R. Hutchins, 1884 to 1890.
* J. R. Sovereign, 1890 to 1894.
* W. E. O’Bleness, 1894 to 1900.
* C. F. Wennerstrum, 1900 to 1902.
* Edward D. Brigham, 1902 to 1904.
CUSTODIANS OF PUBLIC BUILDINGS.
* Ed. Wright, 1886 to 1890.
* William L. Carpenter, 1890 to 1894.
* George Metzger, 1894 to 1898.
* Joseph D. McGarraugh, 1898 to 1902.
* Timothy E. McCurdy, 1902 to 1904.
PHARMACY COMMISSIONERS.
* O. M. Olson, 1880 to 1881.
* G. H. Shaffer, 1880 to 1888.
* C. A. Weaver, 1880 to 1890.
* Robert Wilson, 1881 to 1884.
* R. W. Crawford, 1884 to 1887.
* J. H. Pickett, 1886 to 1898. ​
* H. K. Snyder, 1888 to 1891.
* J. H. Harrison, 1890 to 1893.
* J. H. Mitchell, 1891 to 1894.
* Fletcher Howard, 1893 to 1902.
* W. L. Leland, 1894 to 1903.
* N. T. Hendrix, 1899 to 1901.
FISH COMMISSIONERS.
* Samuel B. Evens, 1874 to 1876.
* B. F. Shaw, 1874 to 1882.
* C. A. Haines, 1874 to 1876.
* A. W. Aldrich, 1882 to 1886.
* E. D. Carlton, 1886 to 1890.
* R. K. Soper, 1890 to 1892.
* T. J. Griggs, 1892 to 1894.
FISH AND GAME WARDENS.
* Geo. E. Delevan, 1894 to 1901.
* George A. Lincoln, 1901 to 1904.
OIL INSPECTORS.
* B. W. Blanchard, 1884 to 1886.
* John Blanchard, 1886 to 1888.
* Charles Beardsley, 1888 to 1890.
* James J. Dunn, 1890 to 1894.
* L. S. Merchant, 1894.
* Luther A. Brewer, 1894 to 1898.
* H. M. Pickell, 1898 to 1902.
* Louis Weinstein, 1898 to 1902.
* J. B. M. Bishop, 1898 to 1902.
* W. D. Hartman, 1898 to 1902.
* F. J. Young, 1898 to 1902.
* J. O’Keefe, 1898 to 1902.
* S. H. Bauman, 1898 to 1902.
* F. O. Udall, 1898 to 1902.
* C. F. Gullixson, 1898 to 1902.
* Theo. Guittar, 1898 to 1902.
* C. K. Meyers, 1898 to 1902.
* W. A. Welch, 1898 to 1902.
* C. H. Hare, 1898 to 1902.
* A. Crawshaw, 1898 to 1902.
BOARDS OF HEALTH.
* W. S. Robertson, 1880 to 1888.
* W. H. Dickinson, 1880 to 1889.
* Geo. F. Roberts, 1880 to 1883.
* Justin M. Hull, 1880 to 1891.
* P. W. Lewellen, 1880 to 1892.
* H. H. Clark 1880 to 1893.
* E. M. Reynolds, 1880 to 1894.
* J. L. Loring, 1880 to 1889.
* J. F. McJunkin, 1880 to 1881.
* L. F. Andrews, Secretary, 1880 to 1885.
* Smith McPherson, 1881 to 1885.
* S. B. Olney, 1883 to 1890.
* A. J. Baker, 1885 to 1889.
* M. Stalker, 1885 to 1896.
* J. F. Kennedy, Secretary, 1885 to 1902.
* J. C. Shrader, 1887 to 1902.
* J. Y. Stone, 1885 to 1895.
* Fred Becker, 1889 to 1896.
* E. A. Guilbert, 1890 to 1900.
* Edwin H. Carter, 1891 to 1898.
* J. M. Emmert, 1892 to 1899.
* R. E. Conniff, 1893 to 1900.
* J. A. Scroggs, 1894 to 1901.
* Warren Dickinson, 1894 to 1901.
* Milton Remley, 1895 to 1900.
* Walton Bancroft, 1897 to 1903.
* James I. Gibson, 1898 to 1902.
* John A. McKlween, 1898 to 1905.
* Henry Matthey, 1899 to 1906.
* A. M. Linn, 1901 to 1903.
* Charles B. Adams, 1901 to 1904.
* Fred W. Powers, 1901 to 1908.
* J. H. Sams, 1902 to 1909.
State Legislatures of Iowa.
FIRST GENERAL ASSEMBLY.
Convened at Iowa City, November 30, 1846.
The Senate.
* Thomas Baker, President, Democrat.
* John B. Russell, Secretary, Democrat.
| COUNTIES REPRESENTED. | NAMES OF MEMBERS. |
| Lee | Jacob Huner, James Sprott. |
| Van Buren | John M. Whitaker, John F. Sanford. |
| Davis and Appanoose | John J. Selman. |
| Wapello and Monroe | James Davis. |
| Marion, Polk, Dallas and Jasper | Thomas Baker. |
| Des Moines | Milton D. Browning, Samuel Fullinwider. |
| Henry | Evan Jay. |
| Jefferson | Robert Brown. |
| Louisa and Washington | Francis Springer. |
| Keokuk and Mahaska | R. R. Harbour. |
| Muscatine, Johnson and Iowa | Thomas Hughes. |
| Scott and Clinton | Loring Wheeler. |
| Cedar, Linn and Benton | Samuel A. Bissell. |
| Jackson and Jones | Philip B. Bradley. |
| Dubuque, Delaware, Clayton, Fayette, Buchanan and Black Hawk | Theophilus Crawford, Thomas H. Benton, Jr. |
Democrats, 12; Whigs, 6.
House of Representatives.
* Jesse B. Browne, Speaker, Whig.
* Silas A. Hudson, Chief Clerk, Whig.
| COUNTIES REPRESENTED. | NAMES OF MEMBERS. |
| Lee | Jesse B. Browne, William Steele, William J. Cochran, Josiah Clifton, Reuben Conlee, Daniel S. Baker. |
| Van Buren | George Montague, Anderson McPherrin, Dudley Hardy, R. B. Willoughby. |
| Davis and Appanoose | Andrew Leach. |
| Wapello | A. B. Comstock. |
| Monroe | Charles Anderson. |
| Marion, Polk, Dallas and Jasper | John N. Kinsman, Simeon Reynolds. |
| Des Moines | Alfred Hebard, David E. Blair, G. W. Bowie, Joshua Holland. |
| Henry | John T. Morton, Abraham Updegraff, Thomas Wright. |
| Jefferson | Samuel Whitmore, James R. Bailey, William H. Lyons. |
| Louisa | Wright Williams. |
| Washington | Stewart Goodrell. |
| Keokuk | Nelson King. |
| Mahaska | John W. Smith. |
| Muscatine | Elijah Sells. |
| Muscatine, Johnson and Iowa | Irad C. Day. |
| Johnson and Iowa | Smiley H. Bonham. |
| Scott | James McManus. |
| Clinton | William E. Leffingwell. |
| Cedar | Nelson Rathbun. |
| Linn and Benton | Robert Smyth. |
| Jackson and Jones | Sylvester G. Matson, George F. Green. |
| Dubuque, Clayton, Delaware, Fayette, Buchanan and Black Hawk | Samuel B. Olmstead, Michael O’Brien. |
Democrats, 17; Whigs, 23.
The regular session adjourned February 25, 1847.
An extra session convened January 3, 1848. Thomas Hughes was President of the extra session, and J. S. Richman was Chief Clerk of the House of Representatives.
John Howell was Senator from Jefferson County at the extra session; and Josiah Kent took the place of Baker from Lee; T. L. Sargent that of Bowie of Des Moines; George Wayland that of Whitmore from Jefferson, and William Edmundson that of Smith of Mahaska.
The extra session adjourned January 25, 1848.
SECOND GENERAL ASSEMBLY.
Convened at Iowa City, December 4, 1848.
The Senate.
* John J. Selman, President, Democrat.
* C. C. Rockwell, Secretary, Democrat.
| COUNTIES REPRESENTED. | NAMES OF MEMBERS. |
| Lee | James Sprott, Thomas S. Espy. |
| Van Buren | John F. Sanford, George G. Wright. |
| Davis and Appanoose | John J. Selman. |
| Wapello and Monroe | Barney Royston. |
| Marion, Polk, Dallas and Jasper | Phineas M. Casady. |
| Des Moines | Milton D. Browning, Alfred S. Fear. |
| Henry | Evan Jay. |
| Jefferson | John Howell. |
| Louisa and Washington | Francis Springer. |
| Keokuk and Mahaska | R. R. Harbour. |
| Muscatine, Johnson and Iowa | Freeman Alger. |
| Scott and Clinton | Loring Wheeler. |
| Cedar, Linn and Benton | John P. Cook. |
| Jackson and Jones | Philip B. Bradley. |
| Dubuque, Delaware, Clayton, Fayette, Buchanan and Black Hawk | Theophilus Crawford, John G. Shields. |
Democrats, 11; Whigs, 8.
House of Representatives.
* Smiley H. Bonham, Speaker, Democrat.
* William E. Leffingwell, Chief Clerk, Democrat.
| COUNTIES REPRESENTED. | NAMES OF MEMBERS. |
| Lee | William C. Read, Cave J. McFarland, Michael H. Walker, Samuel Norton, Isaac W. Griffith. |
| Van Buren | John Alexander, Josiah W. McManaman, Abner H. McCrary, Willard Elmer. |
| Davis and Appanoose | Reuben Riggs. |
| Wapello | Joseph H. Flint. |
| Monroe | William M. Allison. |
| Marion, Polk, Dallas and Jasper | Lysander W. Babbitt, Manly Gifford. |
| Des Moines | Thomas L. Sargeant, George Davidson, John Penny, John L. Corse. |
| Henry | Samuel D. Woodworth, Mark Burroughs, H. R. Thomspon. |
| Jefferson | George Weyand, William Baker, Andrew Collins. |
| Louisa | Wright Williams. |
| Washington | Stewart Goodrell. |
| Keokuk | William Jacobs. |
| Mahaska | —— —— |
| Muscatine | George D. Stephenson. |
| Muscatine, Johnson and Iowa | Joseph E. Harrison. |
| Johnson and Iowa | Smiley H. Bonham. |
| Scott | John D. Evans. |
| Clinton | James D. Bourne. |
| Cedar | Jeremiah C. Betts. |
| Linn and Benton | Abraham Timmons. |
| Jackson and Jones | Dennis A. Mahoney, Nathan G. Sales. |
| Dubuque, Delaware, Clayton, Fayette, Buchanan and Black Hawk | Sidney Wood, James A. Langton. |
Democrats, 28; Whigs, 11.
The Assembly Adjourned January 15, 1849.
THIRD GENERAL ASSEMBLY.
Convened at Iowa City, December 2, 1850.
The Senate.
* Enos Lowe, President, Democrat.
* Philip B. Bradley, Secretary, Democrat.
| COUNTIES REPRESENTED. | NAMES OF MEMBERS. |
| Lee | Thomas S. Espy, Nathan Baker. |
| Van Buren | George G. Wright, John B. Spees. |
| Davis, Appanoose and Wayne | John J. Selman. |
| Wapello, Monroe and Lucas | Henry B. Hendershott. |
| Marion, Polk, Dallas, Jasper, Marshall, Story, Boone, Warren and Madison | Phineas M. Casady. |
| Des Moines | George Hepner, Enos Lowe. |
| Henry | John T. Morton. |
| Jefferson | John Howell. |
| Louisa and Washington | Norman Everson. |
| Mahaska, Keokuk and Poweshiek | Joseph Lowe. |
| Muscatine, Johnson and Iowa | Freeman Alger. |
| Scott and Clinton | William E. Leffingwell. |
| Cedar, Linn, Benton and Tama | John P. Cook. |
| Jackson and Jones | Nathan G. Sales. |
| Dubuque, Clayton, Delaware, Buchanan, Black Hawk, Winneshiek and Allamakee | John G. Shields, Warner Lewis. |
Democrats, 13; Whigs, 5.
House of Representatives.
* George Temple, Speaker, Democrat.
* C. C. Rockwell, Chief Clerk, Democrat.
| COUNTIES REPRESENTED. | NAMES OF MEMBERS. |
| Lee | E. S. McCulloch, John Thompson, R. P. Wilson, Smith Hamill, Adolphus Salmon. |
| Van Buren | Abner H. McCrary, George C. Allender, Chauncey G. Dibble. |
| Davis, Appanoose and Wayne | Reuben Riggs, Samuel Riggs |
| Wapello | Joseph H. Flint, Andrew Major. |
| Monroe and Lucas | N. B. Preston. |
| Marion, Polk, Dallas, Jasper, Marshall, Story, Boone, Warren and Madison | Lysander W. Babbitt, Edwin R. Guiberson. |
| Des Moines | William Harper, George Temple, Moses W. Robinson. |
| Henry | Peyton Wilson, Abraham Updegraff. |
| Jefferson | Charles Negus, Thomas McCulloch, Hiram D. Gibson. |
| Louisa | Andrew Gamble. |
| Washington | David Bunker. |
| Mahaska, Keokuk and Poweshiek | William Jacobs, R. R. Habour. |
| Muscatine | John A. Parvin. |
| Johnson and Iowa | Gilman Folsom. |
| Scott | Laurel Summers. |
| Clinton | William G. Haun. |
| Cedar | Goodwin Taylor. |
| Linn, Benton and Tama | Isaac M. Preston. |
| Jackson and Jones | Richard B. Wyckoff, John E. Goodenow. |
| Dubuque, Delaware, Buchanan and Black Hawk | Theophilus Crawford, Hugh V. Gildea, A. K. Eaton. |
| Clayton, Fayette, Winneshiek and Allamakee | Eliphalet Price. |
Democrats, 34; Whigs, 5.
The Assembly Adjourned February 5, 1852.
FOURTH GENERAL ASSEMBLY.
Convened at Iowa City, December 6, 1852.
The Senate.
* William E. Leffingwell, President, Democrat.
* T. B. Cuming, Secretary, Democrat.
| COUNTIES REPRESENTED. | NAMES OF MEMBERS. |
| Lee | Calvin J. Price, James M. Love, Salmon Cowles. |
| Des Moines | Milton D. Browning, George Hepner. |
| Van Buren | John B. Spees, George Schramm. |
| Jefferson | William G. Coop, John Park. |
| Henry | Archibald McKinney. |
| Wapello | John W. Hedrick. |
| Wapello, Monroe, Lucas, Clarke | Henry B. Hendershott. |
| Davis | Samuel G. McAchran. |
| Davis, Appanoose, Wayne and Decatur | Amos Harris. |
| Pottawattamie | Hadley D. Johnson. |
| Mills, Montgomery, Adams, Union, Ringgold, Taylor, Page and Fremont | George W. Lucas. |
| Louisa and Washington | Norman Everson. |
| Keokuk | Joseph Lowe. |
| Mahaska | John R. Needham. |
| Marion, Warren and Madison | Jefferson D. Hillis. |
| Scott | Eli S. Wing. |
| Muscatine | Jonathan E. Fletcher. |
| Cedar and Clinton | William E. Leffingwell. ​ |
| Johnson, Iowa, and Poweshiek | George D. Crosthwait. |
| Jasper, Polk, Dallas, Guthrie, Greene, Boone, Story, Marshall, Hardin, Risley, Yell, Fox, Pocahontas, Humboldt, Wright, Franklin, Cerro Gordo, Hancock, Kossuth, Palo Alto, Emmet, Bancroft, Winnebago, Worth | Andrew Y. Hull. |
| Jackson | Elisha F. Clark. |
| Jackson and Jones | Nathan G. Sales. |
| Linn, Benton and Tama | Isaac M. Preston. |
| Dubuque, Delaware, Buchanan, Black Hawk, Grundy, Butler, Bremer, Clayton, Fayette, Allamakee, Winneshiek, Howard, Mitchell, Floyd, Chickasaw | John G. Shields, Warner Lewis, Maturin L. Fisher. |
Democrats, 20; Whigs, 11.
House of Representatives.
* James Grant, Speaker, Democrat.
* J. S. Hooton, Chief Clerk, Democrat.
| COUNTIES REPRESENTED. | NAMES OF MEMBERS. |
| Lee | S. G. Wright, H. Washbutn, J. S. Gilmore, J. M. Anderson, F. Heaser, S. W. Sears. |
| Des Moines | James W. Grimes, Justus Clark, W. Seymour, J. Wilson Williams. |
| Van Buren | Anderson McPherrin, Lewis Fordyce, Jacob Ream, Robert Russell. |
| Jefferson | Samuel Whitmore, W. T. Rogers, H. B. Mitchell. |
| Henry | Robert Caulk, James C. Green, Levi Jessup. |
| Wapello | Robert Cock, James C. Ramsey. |
| Wapello, Monroe, Lucas, Clarke | Henry Allen. |
| Monroe, Lucas and Clark | John S. Townsend. |
| Davis | Albert Duckworth, John A. Drake. |
| Davis, Appanoose, Wayne and Decatur | Abraham Putman. |
| Appanoose, Wayne and Decatur | Harvey B. Duncan. |
| Pottawattamie | A. S. Bryant. |
| Mills, Montgomery, Adams, Union, Ringgold, Taylor, Page and Fremont | William C. Means. |
| Pottawattamie, Mills, Remont, Page, Taylor, Ringgold, Union, Adams, Montgomery, Cass, Adair, Audubon, Shelby, Harrison, Monona, Crawford, Carroll, Sac, Ida, Wahkaw, Plymouth, Cherokee, Buena Vista, Sioux, O'Brien, Clay, Dickinson, Osceola and Buncombe | Joseph L. Sharp |
| Louisa | Micajah Reeden, John Cleaves. |
| Washington | David Bunker, Horace H. Wilson. |
| Keokuk | Harvey Stevens. |
| Mahaska | William R. Ross. |
| Keokuk and Mahaska Samuel Coffin. |
| Marion, Warren and Madison | P. Gad Bryan, James M. Walters, Napoleon B. Allison. |
| Scott | James Grant, LeRoy Dodge. |
| Muscatine | Elijah Sells, Freeman Alger. |
| Cedar | Amos Witter. |
| Clinton | William G. Haun. |
| Johnson | Gilman Folsom. ​ |
| Johnson, Iowa and Poweshiek | Robert M. Hutchison. |
| Jasper, Polk, Dallas, Guthrie, Greene, Boone, Story, Marshall, Hardin, Risley, Yell, Fox, Pocahontas, Humboldt, Wright, Franklin, Cerro Gordo, Hancock, Kossuth, Palo Alto, Emmet, Bancroft, Winnebago, Worth | J. F. Rice, Joseph C. Goodson, Benjamin Green. |
| Jackson | George F. Green, L. Wasson. |
| Jones | John Taylor. |
| Linn, Benton and Tama | A. F. Stedman, John McArthur. |
| Dubuque, Delaware, Buchanan | A. K. Eaton, A. D. Anderson, Richard Bonson. |
Democrats, 40; Whigs, 23.
The Assembly Adjourned January 24, 1853.
FIFTH GENERAL ASSEMBLY.
Convened at Iowa City, December 4, 1854.
The Senate.
* Maturin L. Fisher, President, Democrat.
* P. B. Bradley, Secretary, Democrat.
| COUNTIES REPRESENTED. | NAMES OF MEMBERS. |
| Lee | James M. Love, Exum S. McCulloch, W. A. Thurston. |
| Des Moines | Milton D. Browning, William F. Coolbaugh. |
| Van Buren | George Schramm, Abner H. McCrary. |
| Jefferson | William G. Coop, John Park. |
| Henry | Alvin Saunders. |
| Wapello | James C. Ramsey. |
| Wapello, Monroe, Lucas, Clarke | Dan Anderson. |
| Davis | Samuel G. McAchran. |
| Davis, Appanoose, Wayne and Decatur | Nathan Udell. |
| Pottawattamie | James D. Test. |
| Mills, Montgomery, Adams, Union, Ringgold, Taylor, Page and Fremont | George W. Lucas. |
| Louisa and Washington | H. T. Cleaver. |
| Keokuk | James L. Hogin. |
| Mahaska | John R. Needham. |
| Marion, Warren and Madison | Jefferson D. Hillis. |
| Scott | Ambrose C. Fulton. |
| Muscatine | George W. Wilkinson. |
| Cedar and Clinton | Juilus J. Matthews. |
| Johnson, Iowa and Poweshiek | Samuel Workmen. |
| Jasper, Polk, Dallas, Guthrie, Greene, Boone, Story, Marshall, Hardin, Risley, Yell, Fox, Pocahontas, Humboldt, Wright, Franklin, Cerro Gordo, Hancock, Kossuth, Palo Alto, Emmet, Bancroft, Winnebago, Worth | Theophilus Bryan, James C. Jordan. |
| Jackson | Elisha F. Clark. |
| Jackson and Jones | Joseph Birge. |
| Linn, Benton and Tama | Isaac M. Preston. |
| Dubuque, Delaware, Buchanan, Black Hawk, Grundy, Butler, Bremer, Clayton, Fayette, Allamakee, Winneshiek, Howard, Mitchell, Floyd, Chickasaw | William W. Hamilton, Maturin L. Fisher, John G. Shields. |
Democrats 17; Whigs, 14.
House of Representatives.
* Reuben Noble, Speaker, Whig.
* Charles C. Nourse, Chief Clerk, Whig.
| DIST. | COUNTIES. | NAMES OF MEMBERS. |
| 1 | Allamakee and Winneshiek | James D. McKay. |
| 2 | Clayton | Reuben Noble, Lafayette Bigelow. |
| 3 | Fayette, Chickasaw, Butler, Bremer, Black Hawk, Grundy, Franklin, Cerro Gordo, Floyd, Howard, Mitchell and Worth | Jacob W. Rogers. |
| 4 | Delaware and Buchanan | Thomas E. Turner. |
| 5 | Dubuque | Richard Bonson, John M. Moore, Ben M. Samuels, William S. Hall. |
| 6 | Jackson | James P. Eddie, Thomas S. Smith. |
| 7 | Jones | William H. Holmes. |
| 8 | Jackson and Jones | David Kinert. |
| 9 | Cedar | Allen D. Graham. |
| 10 | Clinton | Joseph A. Brown. |
| 11 | Scott | Amos Witter, Andrew J. Hyde. |
| 12 | Cedar, Clinton and Scott | George Smith. |
| 13 | Washington | Samuel A. Russell. |
| 14 | Louisa | John C. Lockwood. |
| 15 | Washington and Louisa | James N. Young. |
| 16 | Muscatine | Reasin Pritchard, John H. Pignan. |
| 17 | Des Moines | Thomas L. Sargeant, John L. Corse, Joshua Tracy, George S. Albright. |
| 18 | Henry | Willet Dorland, Francis White, Samuel McFarland. |
| 19 | Lee | George Newsam, William Damon, Josiah Hinkle, Horace Dewey, Samuel Boyles, Robert P. Creel. |
| 20 | Linn | John P. Conkey, Robert Holmes. |
| 21 | Johnson | Samuel H. McCrory. |
| 22 | Johnson and Iowa | Rolla Johnson. |
| 23 | Poweshiek, Jasper, Benton and Tama | John Connell. |
| 24 | Van Buren | George N. Rosser, Joseph Barker, Robert Meek, Henry Weatherington. |
| 25 | Jefferson | James Wamsley, Edmund Meachem, Robert Stephenson. |
| 26 | Davis | O. D. Tisdale, D. C. Greenleaf. |
| 27 | Wapello | Samuel K. Creamer, Nimrod Poston. |
| 28 | Wapello and Keokuk | Cyrus Franklin. |
| 29 | Keokuk | W. F. Morgan. |
| 30 | Appanoose | William Monroe. |
| 31 | Monroe | Matthew A. Goodfellow. |
| 32 | Wayne, Decatur, Lucas, Clarke | S. P. Yeomans. |
| 33 | Mahaska | Samuel Coffin, Micajah Williams. |
| 34 | Marion | James M. Walters, Green T. Clark. |
| 35 | Marion, Warren and Madison | P. Gad Bryan, Jarius E. Neal. |
| 36 | Polk | Alfred M. Lyon. |
| 37 | Polk, Dallas and Guthrie | Ezra Vanfossen. |
| 38 | Greene, Boone, Story, Hardin, Webster, Yell, Fox, Pocahontas, Humboldt, Wright, Hancock, Kossuth, Palo Alto, Emmet, Bancroft, Winnebago and Marshall | Samuel B. McCall. |
| 39 | Fremont, Page, Taylor and Ringgold | William Dewey. |
| 40 | Mills, Montgomery, Adams, Union, Adair, Audubon and Cass | Richard Tutt. |
| 41 | Pottawattamie | Daniel S. Jackson, John T. Baldwin. ​ |
| 42 | Harrison, Shelby, Carroll, Crawford, Monona, Woodbury, Ida, Sac, Buena Vista, Cherokee, Plymouth, Sioux, O’Brien, Clay, Dickinson, Osceola and Buncombe | Thomas B. Neely |
Democrats, 31; Whigs, 40.
The regular session adjourned January 26, 1855. An extra session convened July 2, 1856; which adjourned on the 16th of July.
At the extra session David T. Brigham took the place of James M. Love of Lee County; and James C. Jordan was awarded the seat held by Theophilus Bryan, in the Senate.
In the House, at the extra session Lewis Kinsey took the place of Lockwood of Louisa; J. S. Richman that of Pritchard of Muscatine; J. S. Hamilton that of Damon of Lee; J. M. Anderson that of Boyles of Lee; William Beckford that of Wamsley of Jefferson; C. E. Noble that of Meacham of Jefferson; and J. W. Russell that of Tutt of the Fortieth District.
SIXTH GENERAL ASSEMBLY.
Convened at Iowa City, December 1, 1856.
The Senate.
* William W. Hamilton, President, Republican.
* Charles C. Nourse, Secretary, Republican.
| DIST. | COUNTIES. | NAMES OF MEMBERS. |
| 1 | Lee | E. S. McCulloch, William A. Thruston. |
| 2 | Lee and Van Buren | David T. Brigham. |
| 3 | Van Buren | Abner H. McCrary. |
| 4 | Des Moines | William F. Coolbaugh, Lyman Cook. |
| 5 | Davis | Henry H. Trimble. |
| 6 | Jefferson | William M. Reed. |
| 7 | Henry | Alvin Saunders. |
| 8 | Wapello | James C. Ramsey. |
| 9 | Monroe, Lucas and Clarke | Dan Anderson. |
| 10 | Appanoose, Wayne and Decatur | John W. Warner. |
| 11 | Fremont, Mills, Page, Taylor, Montgomery, Ringgold, Adams and Union | Samuel Dale. |
| 12 | Pottawattamie, Harrison, Shelby, Woodbury, Monona, Audubon, Crawford, Calhoun, Sac, Ida, Cherokee, Buena Vista, Pocahontas, Palo Alto, Emmet, Clay, Dickinson, Osceola, O’Brien, Plymouth, Sioux and Buncombe | James D. Test. |
| 13 | Louisa | H. T. Cleaver. |
| 14 | Washington | Charles Foster. |
| 15 | Keokuk | James L. Hogin. |
| 16 | Mahaska | William Loughridge. |
| 17 | Marion | Jairus E. Neal. |
| 18 | Warren, Madison, Adair and Cass | M. L. McPherson. |
| 19 | Muscatine | George W. Wilkinson. |
| 20 | Johnson and Iowa | Samuel J. Kirkwood. |
| 21 | Scott | Nicholas J. Rusch. |
| 22 | Cedar | Jonathan W. Cattell. |
| 23 | Clinton | Julius J. Matthews. |
| 24 | Linn | William G. Thompson. |
| 25 | Linn, Benton, Black Hawk, and Buchanan | George McCoy. |
| 26 | Poweshiek, Jasper, Marshall and Tama | Josiah B. Grinnell. |
| 27 | Polk, Dallas and Guthrie | James Jordan. ​ |
| 28 | Jackson | Jeremiah W. Jenkins. |
| 29 | Jackson and Jones | Joseph Birge. |
| 30 | Dubuque | William G. Stewart. |
| 31 | Dubuque and Delaware | William W. Hamilton. |
| 32 | Clayton | Henry B. Carter. |
| 33 | Fayette, Bremer, Butler, Franklin, Grundy, Hardin, Wright, Webster, Boone, Story, Greene and Humboldt | Aaron Brown. |
| 34 | Allamakee, Winneshiek, Howard, Chickasaw, Mitchell, Floyd, Worth, Cerro Gordo, Hancock, Winnebago, Bancroft and Kossuth | Jeremiah T. Atkins. |
Democrats, 12; Republicans, 23.
House of Representatives.
* Samuel McFarland, Speaker, Republican.
* James W. Logan, Chief Clerk, Republican.
| DIST. | COUNTIES. | NAMES OF MEMBERS. |
| 1 | Lee | Joseph Van Velkenburgh, Thomas Sawyer, J. B. Pease, J. H. Sullivan, W. H. Griswold. |
| 2 | Des Moines | Thomas J. R. Perry, J. Wilson Williams, E. D. Rand. |
| 3 | Ban Buren | David Doud, Jr., R. H. McDow, D. Hardy. |
| 4 | Davis | Barnett Milliser, David Mendenhall. |
| 5 | Jefferson | Charles O. Stanton, W. H. Copeland, Lewis Reeder. |
| 6 | Henry | Willett Dorland, Samuel McFarland. |
| 7 | Wapello | Cyrus Franklin, S. G.. Finney. |
| 8 | Wapello and Keokuk | Morrison F. Bottorf. |
| 9 | Monroe | Samuel Gossage. |
| 10 | Lucas, Clarke and Union | D. W. Scoville. |
| 11 | Appanoose | James Galbraith. |
| 12 | Wayne and Decatur | Thomas M. Bowen. |
| 13 | Fremont | William Kelsey. |
| 14 | Mills, Taylor, Page, Montgomery, Ringgold and Adams | Samuel H. Moer. |
| 15 | Pottawattamie | A. V. Lartimer. |
| 16 | Harrison, Shelby, Woodbury, Monona, Audubon, Crawford, Carroll, Calhoun, Sac, Ida, Cherokee, Buena Vista, Pocahontas, Palo Alto, Emmet, Clay, Dickinson, Osceola, O'Brian, Plymouth, Sioux and Buncombe | N. G. Wyatt. |
| 17 | Louisa | N. W. Burris. |
| 18 | Washington | William B. Lewis. |
| 19 | Louisa and Washington | Andrew J. Kirkpatrick. |
| 20 | Keokuk | Abraham C. Price. |
| 21 | Mahaska | R. M. Wilson, John H. Fry. |
| 22 | Marion | Green T. Clark, Miles Jordan. |
| 23 | Warren | C. B. Jones. |
| 24 | Madison, Adair and Cass | Benjamin F. Roberts. |
| 25 | Muscatine | David C. Cloud, J. A. Mills. |
| 26 | Johnson | George D. Wooden. |
| 27 | Johnson and Iowa | Phineas Inskeep. |
| 28 | Scott | Eli S. Wing, Horatio G. Barner, Robert H. Rogers. |
| 29 | Cedar | Ed. Wright. |
| 30 | Clinton | Charles H. Toll. |
| 31 | Clinton and Cedar | E. M. Wright. |
| 32 | Linn | John E. Kurtz, Daniel Lothian. ​ |
| 33 | Poweshiek and Jasper | David Edmundson. |
| 34 | Benton, Tama and Marshall | Delos Arnold. |
| 35 | Polk | William P. Davis. |
| 36 | Polk, Dallas and Guthrie | Benjamin Green. |
| 37 | Jackson | William Mordan, Jacob K. Hershberger. |
| 38 | Jones | William H. Holmes. |
| 39 | Jackson and Jones | William Thomas. |
| 40 | Delaware | James M. Noble. |
| 41 | Black Hawk and Buchanan | Morrison Bailey. |
| 42 | Dubuque | John M. Moore, Winslow T. Barker, Thomas Hardie, Daniel Cort. |
| 43 | Clayton | La Fayette Bigelow, Francis Rodman. |
| 44 | Boone, Webster, Story, Hardin, Greene, Frankin, Wright, and Humboldt | Walter C. Wilson. |
| 45 | Allamakee | James Bryson. |
| 46 | Winneshiek, Howard, Mitchell, Worth, Winnebago and Bancroft | Claus L. Clausen. |
| 47 | Fayette | Robert A. Richardson. |
| 48 | Bremer, Chickasaw, Butler, Floyd, Cerro Gordo, Hancock, Kossuth and Grundy | E. R Gillett. |
Democrats, 26; Republicans, 44.
E. M. Wright of Clinton died at the beginning of the session, and his seat remained vacant.
The Assembly Adjourned January 29, 1857.
The Third Constitutional Convention.
Convened at Iowa City, January 19, 1857.
* Francis Springer, President, Republican.
* Thomas J. Saunders, Secretary, Republican.
| DIST. | COUNTIES. | NAMES OF MEMBERS. |
| 1 | Lee | Edward Johnstone, William Patterson. |
| 2 | Lee and Van Buren | Squire Ayers. |
| 3 | Van Buren | Timothy Day. |
| 4 | Des Moines | Jonathan C. Hall, Moses W. Robinson. |
| 5 | Davis | David P. Palmer. |
| 6 | Jefferson | James F. Wilson. |
| 7 | Henry | Rufus L. B. Clarke |
| 8 | Wapello | George Gillaspy. |
| 9 | Monroe, Lucas and Clarke | John Edwards. |
| 10 | Appanoose, Wayne, Decatur | Amos Harris. |
| 11 | Fremont, Mills, Page, Taylor, Montgomery, Ringgold, Adams and Union | Daniel H. Solomon. |
| 12 | Pottawattamie, Harrison, Shelby, Woodbury, Monona, Audubon, Crawford, Carroll, Calhoun, Sac, Ida, Cherokee, Buena Vista, Pocahontas, Palo Alto, Emmet, Clay, Dickinson, Osceola, O’Brien, Plymouth, Sioux and Buncombe | Daniel W. Price. |
| 13 | Louisa | Francis Springer. |
| 14 | Washington | David Bunker. |
| 15 | Keokuk | Jeremiah Hollingsworth. |
| 16 | Mahaska | James A. Young. |
| 17 | Marion | Hiram D. Gibson. |
| 18 | Warren, Madison, Adair, Cass | Lewis Todhunter. |
| 19 | Muscatine | John A. Parvin. ​ |
| 20 | Johnson and Jones | William Penn Clarke. |
| 21 | Scott | George W. Ells. |
| 22 | Cedar | Robert Gower. |
| 23 | Clinton | Aylett R. Cotton. |
| 24 | Linn | Hosea W. Gray. |
| 25 | Linn, Benton, Black Hawk and Buchanan | James C. Traer. |
| 26 | Poweshiek, Jasper, Marshall and Tama | Harvey J. Skiff. |
| 27 | Polk, Dallas and Guthrie | Thomas Seely. |
| 28 | Jackson | William A. Warren. |
| 29 | Jackson and Jones | Albert H. Marvin. |
| 30 | Dubuque | John H. Emerson. |
| 31 | Dubuque and Delaware | John H. Peters. |
| 32 | Clayton | Alpheus Scott. |
| 33 | Fayette, Bremer, Butler, Franklin, Grundy, Hardin, Wright, Webster, Boone, Story, Greene, Allamakee, Winneshiek and Humboldt | Sheldon G. Winchester. |
| 34 | Howard, Chickasaw, Mitchell, Floyd, Worth, Cerro Gordo, Hancock, Winnebago, Bancroft and Kossuth | John T. Clark. |
Democrats, 15; Republicans, 21.
The constitution framed by this convention was adopted by a vote of the electors on the 3d of August, 1857, and took effect September 3, 1857.
The Convention adjourned March 5, 1857.
SEVENTH GENERAL ASSEMBLY.
(First under the Constitution of 1857.)
Convened at Des Moines, January 11, 1858.
The Senate.
Lieutenant-Governor Oran Faville, President, Republican.
George E. Spencer, Secretary, Republican.
| DIST. | COUNTIES. | NAMES OF MEMBERS. |
| 1 | Lee | John R. Allen, John W. Rankin. |
| 2 | Lee and Van Buren | David T. Brigham. |
| 3 | Van Buren | Gideon S. Bailey. |
| 4 | Des Moines | William F. Coolbaugh, Lyman Cook. |
| 5 | Davis | Henry H. Trimble. |
| 6 | Jefferson | William M. Reed. |
| 7 | Henry | Alvin Saunders. |
| 8 | Wapello | John A. Johnson. |
| 9 | Monroe, Lucas and Clarke | Dan. Anderson. |
| 10 | Appanoose, Wayne, Decatur | John W. Warner. |
| 11 | Fremont, Mills, Page, Taylor, Montgomery, Ringgold, Union and Adams | Samuel Dale. |
| 12 | Pottawattamie, Harrison, Shelby, Woodbury, Monona, Audubon, Crawford, Calhoun, Sac, Ida, Cherokee, Buena Vista, Pocahontas, Palo Alto, Emmet, Clay, Dickinson, Osceola, O’Brien, Plymouth, Sioux, and Buncombe | W. H. M. Pusey. |
| 13 | Louisa | Samuel Reiner. |
| 14 | Washington | Charles Foster. |
| 15 | Keokuk | O. P. Sharradan. |
| 16 | Mahaska | William Loughridge. |
| 17 | Marion | Jairus E. Neal. |
| 18 | Warren, Madison, Adair, Cass | M. L. McPherson. |
| 19 | Muscatine | A. O. Patterson. ​ |
| 20 | Johnson and Iowa | Samuel J. Kirkwood. |
| 21 | Scott | Nicholas J. Rusch. |
| 22 | Cedar | Jonathan W. Cattell. |
| 23 | Clinton | George M. Davis. |
| 24 | Linn | William G. Thompson. |
| 25 | Linn, Benton, Black Hawk and Buchanan | George McCoy. |
| 26 | Poweshiek, Jasper, Marshall, and Tama | Josiah B. Grinnell. |
| 27 | Polk, Dallas and Guthrie | William P. Davis. |
| 28 | Jackson | Jeremiah W. Jenkins. |
| 29 | Jackson and Jones | Joseph Mann. |
| 30 | Dubuque | William G. Stewart. |
| 31 | Dubuque and Delaware | David S. Wilson. |
| 32 | Clayton | Henry B. Carter. |
| 33 | Fayette, Bremer, Butler, Franklin, Grundy, Hardin, Wright, Webster, Boone, Story, Greene and Humboldt | Aaron Brown. |
| 34 | Allamakee, Winneshiek, Howard, Chickasaw, Mitchell, Floyd, Worth, Cerro Gordo, Hancock, Winnebago, Bancroft and Kossuth | Jeremiah T. Atkins. |
Democrats, 14; Republicans, 22.
House of Representatives.
* Stephen B. Shelledy, Speaker, Republican.
* William P. Hepburn, Chief Clerk, Republican.
| DIST. | COUNTIES. | NAMES OF MEMBERS. |
| 1 | Allamakee | George W. Gray. |
| 2 | Winneshiek | E. E. Cooley. |
| 3 | Fayette | Robert A. Richardson. |
| 4 | Clayton | L. G. Collins, W. H. Sterns. |
| 5 | Buchanan and Fayette | J. S. Woodward. |
| 6 | Black Hawk | Zimri Streeter. |
| 7 | Dubuque | Theophilus Crawford, Lincoln Clark, Dennis A. Mahoney. |
| 8 | Delaware | Joseph Grimes. |
| 9 | Dubuque, Jones and Clayton | W. S. Johnson. |
| 10 | Benton | Thomas Drummond. |
| 11 | Howard, Chickasaw, Bremer | W. P. Harmon. |
| 12 | Mitchell, Floyd and Butler | Matthew M. Trumbull. |
| 13 | Worth, Cerro Gordo, Franklin, Wright. Hancock, Winnebago, Kossuth, Webster, Hamilton, Calhoun, Pocahontas, Palo Alto, Sac, Buena Vista, Clay, Dickinson and Emmet | Cyrus C. Carpenter. |
| 14 | Pottawattamie, Harrison, Shelby, Monona, Crawford, Woodbury, Ida, Plymouth, Cherokee, O’Brien, Osceola and Buncombe | Samuel H. Casady. |
| 15 | Guthrie, Dallas, Cass, Adair | Leroy Lambert. |
| 16 | Boone, Greene, Carroll, Audubon | Cornelius Beal. |
| 17 | Hardin, Grundy and Story | John L. Dana. |
| 18 | Tama and Marshall | T. Walter Jackson. |
| 19 | Polk | Thomas Mitchell. |
| 20 | Jasper | Stephen B. Shelledy. |
| 21 | Iowa, Poweshiek, Mahaska | William H. Seevers. |
| 22 | Johnson | John Clark, J. Cavanaugh. |
| 23 | Linn | E. D. Wain, Ellsworth N. Bates. |
| 24 | Jones | H. Steward. ​ |
| 25 | Cedar | Ed. Wright. |
| 26 | Jackson | Philip B. Bradley, T. Millsap. |
| 27 | Clinton | Horace Anthony, Thomas Watts. |
| 28 | Scott | John W. Thompson, Benjamin F. Gue, Robert Scott. |
| 29 | Muscatine | Freeman Alger. |
| 30 | Muscatine and Cedar | William Lundy. |
| 31 | Louisa | Royal Prentiss. |
| 32 | Des Moines | Justus Clarke, William H. Clune. |
| 33 | Des Moines and Lousia | D. N. Sprague. |
| 34 | Washington | Samuel E. Rankin. |
| 35 | Keokuk | Theron A. Morgan. |
| 36 | Washington and Keokuk | W. McGrew. |
| 37 | Iowa and Poweshiek | C. J. L. Foster. |
| 38 | Mahaska | A. M Cassiday. |
| 39 | Marion | Israel C. Curtis, Martin B. Bennett. |
| 40 | Warren | Charles E. Millard. |
| 41 | Madison | Edwin R. Guiberson. |
| 42 | Lucas and Clarke | John Edwards. |
| 43 | Fremont, Mills, Montgomery | James M. Dews. |
| 44 | Adams, Union, Page, Taylor and Ringgold | W. B. Davis. |
| 45 | Decatur | W. J. Laney. |
| 46 | Davis | Barnett Milliser. |
| 47 | Wayne, Appanoose and Davis | Alonzo W. Sharp. |
| 48 | Appanoose | J. A. Pierson. |
| 49 | Van Buren | Squire Ayers, J. J. Cassady. |
| 50 | Monroe John Reitzel. |
| 51 | Wapello | William Campbell, William McCormick. |
| 52 | Jefferson | James F. Wilson, T. Moorman. |
| 53 | Henry | Lauren Dewey, J. F. Randolph. |
| 54 | Lee | C. C. Bauder, J. A. Casey, William W. Belknap. |
| 55 | Lee, Henry and Van Buren | George W. McCrary. |
Democrats, 30; Republicans, 42.
The Assembly Adjourned March 23, 1858.
EIGHTH GENERAL ASSEMBLY.
Convened at Des Moines, January 8, 1860.
The Senate.
Lieutenant-Governor Nicholas J. Rusch, President, Republican.
James H. Saunders, Secretary, Republican.
| DIST. | COUNTIES. | NAMES OF MEMBERS. |
| 1 | Lee | John W. Rankin, Valentine Buechel. |
| 2 | Van Buren | Gideon S. Bailey. |
| 3 | Davis | Cyrus Bussey. |
| 4 | Appanoose | Nathan Udell. |
| 5 | Wayne and Decatur | William E. Taylor. |
| 6 | Ringgold, Taylor, Adams, Union and Clark | J. C. Hagans. |
| 7 | Page, Fremont, Mills and and Montgomery | Harvey W. English. |
| 8 | Des Moines | William F. Coolbaugh. |
| 9 | Henry | Alvin Saunders. |
| 10 | Jefferson | James F. Wilson. |
| 11 | Wapello | John A. Johnson. |
| 12 | Monroe and Lucas | Dan Anderson. |
| 13 | Louisa | Samuel Reiner. |
| 14 | Muscatine | A. O. Patterson. |
| 15 | Washington | William B. Lewis. |
| 16 | Keokuk | O. P. Sharradan. |
| 17 | Mahaska | H. H. Williams. |
| 18 | Marion | Jairus E. Neal. |
| 19 | Scott | John W. Thompson. ​ |
| 20 | Clinton | George M. Davis. |
| 21 | Cedar | James M. Kent. |
| 22 | Johnson | Jesse Bowen. |
| 23 | Polk | William P. Davis. |
| 24 | Jackson | George F. Green. |
| 25 | Jones | Joseph Mann. |
| 26 | Linn | H. G. Anglo. |
| 27 | Dubuque | David S. Wilson, George W. Trumbull. |
| 28 | Clayton | D. Hammer. |
| 29 | Warren | Paris P. Henderson. |
| 30 | Madison, Dallas and Adair | M. L. McPherson. |
| 31 | Pottawattamie, Cass, Harrison, Shelby, Audubon and Guthrie | W. H. M. Pusey. |
| 32 | Monona, Crawford, Carroll, Greene, Woodbury, Sac, Ida, Calhoun, Webster, Humboldt, Pocahontas, Buena Vista, Cherokee, Plymouth, Sioux, O’Brien, Clay, Palo Alto, Kossuth, Emmet, Dickinson, Osceola and Buncombe | John F. Duncombe. |
| 33 | Iowa and Poweshiek | J. J. Watson. |
| 34 | Jasper and Marshall | A. M. Pattison. |
| 35 | Benton and Tama | Thomas Drummond. |
| 36 | Grundy, Black Hawk, Butler and Franklin | A. F. Brown. |
| 37 | Delaware and Buchanan | David C. Hastings. |
| 38 | Fayette and Bremer | Lucian L. Ainsworth. |
| 39 | Allamakee and Winneshiek | George W. Gray. |
| 40 | Howard, Chickasaw, Mitchell, Floyd, Cerro Gordo, Worth, Hancock, Winnebago and Wright | Julius H. Powers. |
| 41 | Story, Boone, Hardin and Hamilton | John Scott. |
Republicans, 23; Democrats, 20.
House of Representatives.
* John Edwards, Speaker, Republican.
* Charles Aldrich, Chief Clerk, Republican.
| DIST. | COUNTIES. | NAMES OF MEMBERS. |
| 1 | Lee | E. S. McCulloch, Calvin J. Price, Nathaniel G. Hedges, Thomas W. Clagett. |
| 2 | Van Buren | John M. Whitaker, Henry Clay Caldwell. |
| 3 | Davis | Harvey Dunlavy, Marvin Hotchkiss. |
| 4 | Appanoose | Frederick A. Stephens. |
| 5 | Wayne | Hartley Bracewell. |
| 6 | Decatur | Racine D. Kellogg. |
| 7 | Ringgold and Taylor | Reuben A. Moser. |
| 8 | Page and Fremont | Reuben F. Conner. |
| 9 | Des Moines | Justus Clark, Moses W. Robinson, Jonathan C. Hall. |
| 10 | Henry | Alvah H. Bereman, A. J. Withrow. |
| 11 | Jefferson | Matthew Clark, W. W. Cottle. |
| 12 | Wapello | Jonathan C. Mitchell, James Doggett. |
| 13 | Monroe | L. O. Haskell. |
| 14 | Lucas | John Edwards. |
| 15 | Clarke | John L. Millard. |
| 16 | Union, Adams, Adair, Cass | K. W. Macomber. |
| 17 | Montgomery and Mills | Washington Darling. |
| 18 | Louisa | John H. Williamson. |
| 19 | Muscatine | Michael Price, George C. Shipman. |
| 20 | Washington | Matthew Morehead, Robert Glasgow. |
| 21 | Keokuk | H. Campbell, George P. Ellis. |
| 22 | Mahaska | Mahlon Stanton, Thomas N. Barnes. |
| 23 | Marion | Martin B. Bennett, Israel C. Curtis. ​ |
| 24 | Warren | James E. Williamson. |
| 25 | Madison | Thomas D. Jones. |
| 26 | Pottawattamie | Samuel H. Riddle. |
| 27 | Scott | Benjamin F. Gue, James Quinn, William H. F. Gurley. |
| 28 | Clinton | Nathaniel B. Baker, George W. Parker. |
| 29 | Cedar | Ed. Wright. |
| 30 | Johnson | Rush Clark, George T. Davis. |
| 31 | Iowa | Hugh B. Lynch. |
| 32 | Poweshiek | A. M. Cowing. |
| 33 | Jasper | C. M. Davis. |
| 34 | Polk | Stewart Goodrell. |
| 35 | Dallas | Leroy Lambert. |
| 36 | Guthrie, Audubon, Shelby, and Harrison | Daniel M. Harris. |
| 37 | Jackson | Benjamin McCullough, William H. Reed. |
| 38 | Jones | John Taylor. |
| 39 | Linn | Amos Witter, Jennings Crawford. |
| 40 | Benton | James McQuinn. |
| 41 | Tama | Abraham Tompkins. |
| 42 | Marshall | William Bremner. |
| 43 | Story and Hamilton | S. B. Rosenkrans. |
| 44 | Boone | Cornelius Beal. |
| 45 | Crawford, Monona, Carroll, and Greene | J. W. Denison. |
| 46 | Dubuque | Francis A. Gniffke, James H. Williams, F. Mangold, John D. Jennings. |
| 47 | Delaware | John W. LeLacheur. |
| 48 | Buchanan | George W. Bemis. |
| 49 | Black Hawk | Zimri Streeter. |
| 50 | Hardin | David Hunt. |
| 51 | Humboldt, Webster, Pocahontas and Calhoun | Samuel Rees. |
| 52 | Clayton | S. R. Peet, Samuel Merrill. |
| 53 | Fayette | Leander C. Noble. |
| 54 | Bremer and Chickasaw | George W. Ruddick. |
| 55 | Franklin, Wright, Butler and Grundy | Chauncey Gillett. |
| 56 | Allamakee | Charles Paulk. |
| 57 | Winneshiek | Amos Hoag. |
| 58 | Cerro Gordo, Worth, Winnebago and Floyd, also Hancock | Elbridge G. Bowdoin. |
| 59 | Mitchell and Howard | O. D. Sabin. |
| 60 | Woodbury, Ida, Plymouth, Cherokee, also Sioux, O’Brien, Buncombe and Osceola | Patrick Robb. |
| 61 | Dickinson, Sac, Buena Vista, Kossuth, also Emmet, Clay, and Palo Alto | John E. Blackford. |
Republicans, 49; Democrats, 37.
The regular session adjourned on the 3d of April, 1860.
An extra session convened on the 15th of May, 1861, and adjourned on the 29th of May.
NINTH GENERAL ASSEMBLY.
Convened at Des Moines, January 13, 1862.
The Senate.
Lieutenant-Governor John R. Needham, President, Republican.
William F. Davis, Secretary, Republican.
| DIST. | COUNTIES. | NAMES OF MEMBERS. |
| 1 | Lee | Frederick Hesser, George W. McCrary. |
| 2 | Van Buren | Abner H. McCrary. |
| 3 | Davis | James Pollard; qualified February 8th. |
| 4 | Appanoose | Nathan Udell. ​ |
| 5 | Wayne and Decatur | E. F. Esteb; qualified February 19th. |
| 6 | Ringgold, Taylor, Page, Union, Adams and Montgomery | J. C. Hagans. |
| 7 | Fremont, Mills and Pottawattamie | Harvey W. English. |
| 8 | Des Moines | John G. Foote. |
| 9 | Henry | Theron W. Woolson. |
| 10 | Jefferson | J. Monroe Shaffer. |
| 11 | Wapello | J. W. Dixon. |
| 12 | Monroe and Lucas | Warren S. Dungan. |
| 13 | Louisa | James S. Hurley. |
| 14 | Muscatine | William G. Woodward. |
| 15 | Washington | William B. Lewis. |
| 16 | Keokuk | I. P. Teter. |
| 17 | Mahaska | H. H. Williams. |
| 18 | Marion | Jairus E. Neal. |
| 19 | Scott | Benjamin F. Gue, Joseph B. Leake. |
| 20 | Clinton | Norman Boardman. |
| 21 | Cedar | James M. Kent. |
| 22 | Johnson | Jesse Bowen. |
| 23 | Polk | Josiah H. Hatch. |
| 24 | Jackson | George F. Green. |
| 25 | Jones | William H. Holmes. |
| 26 | Linn | H. G. Angle. |
| 27 | Dubuque | George W. Trumbull, John D. Jennings. |
| 28 | Clayton | D. Hammer. |
| 29 | Warren | John Kern; qualified February 15th. |
| 30 | Madison and Clarke | M. L. McPherson. |
| 31 | Adair, Cass, Dallas, Guthrie, Audubon and Shelby | James Redfield. |
| 32 | Harrison, Monona, Crawford, Carroll, Woodbury, Sac, Ida, Calhoun, Webster, Humboldt, Pocahontas, Buena Vista, Cherokee, Plymouth, Sioux, O’Brien, Clay, Palo Alto, Kossuth, Emmet, Dickinson, Osceola and Buncombe | John F. Duncombe. |
| 33 | Iowa and Poweshiek | J. J. Watson. |
| 34 | Marshall, Hardin, Grundy | A. M. Pattison. |
| 35 | Benton and Tama | Joseph Dysart. |
| 36 | Black Hawk, Butler, Franklin | A. F. Brown. |
| 37 | Delaware | D. C. Hastings. |
| 38 | Fayette and Bremer | Lucien L. Ainsworth. |
| 39 | Allamakee | George W. Gray. |
| 40 | Chickasaw, Howard, Mitchell, Winnebago, Hancock, Floyd, Worth, Cerro Gordo and Wright | George W. Howard; qualified March 21st. |
| 41 | Story, Boone, Hamilton and Greene | Edwin B. Potter; qualified February 19th. |
| 42 | Winneshiek | Martin V. Burdick. |
| 43 | Jasper | Sherman G. Smith. |
Republicans, 32; Democrats, 14.
House of Representatives.
* Rush Clark, Speaker, Republican.
* Charles Aldrich, Chief Clerk, Republican.
| DIST. | COUNTIES. | NAMES OF MEMBERS. |
| 1 | Lee | Charles W. Lowrie, T. G. Stevenson, Martin Thompson, Godfrey Elchorn. |
| 2 | Van Buren | George Schramm, Joshua Glanville. |
| 3 | Davis | Hervey Dunlavy, David Ferguson. ​ |
| 4 | Appanoose | George B. Stewart, Edward J. Gault. |
| 5 | Wayne | Hartley Bracewell. |
| 6 | Decatur | Racine D. Kellogg. |
| 7 | Des Moines | J. Wilson Williams, Franklin Wilcox, Calvin J. Jackson. |
| 8 | Henry | W. C. Woodworth, John P. West. |
| 9 | Jefferson | Peter Walker, Abial R. Pierce. |
| 10 | Wapello | Joseph H. Flint, Thomas D. McGlothlen. |
| 11 | Monroe | Oliver P. Rowles. |
| 12 | Lucas | John D. Sarver. |
| 13 | Clarke | William M. Calfee. |
| 14 | Fremont | James L. Mitchell. |
| 15 | Mills | Appler R. Wright. |
| 16 | Louisa | John Cleves. |
| 17 | Washington | Thaddeus H. Stanton, John W. Quinn. |
| 18 | Keokuk | John Wasson, Louis Hollingsworth. |
| 19 | Mahaska | Micajah T. Williams, Samuel G. Castor. |
| 20 | Marion | Hiram D. Gibson, W. E. Wetherall. |
| 21 | Warren | Newton Guthrie. |
| 22 | Madison | Alfred Hood. |
| 23 | Pottawattamie | W. W. Wilson. |
| 24 | Muscatine | George C. Shipman, Michael Price. |
| 25 | Johnson | Rush Clark, Samuel H. Fairall. |
| 26 | Iowa | Henry M. Martin. |
| 27 | Poweshiek | Thomas Holyoke. |
| 28 | Jasper | John Meyer. |
| 29 | Polk | John Mitchell. |
| 30 | Dallas | Peter T. Russell. |
| 31 | Scott | James T. Lane, Joseph R. Porter, Joseph H. White. |
| 32 | Clinton | George W. Parker, John S. Maxwell. |
| 33 | Cedar | H. C. Loomis, James H. Rothrock. |
| 34 | Jackson | Ebenezer Dorr, Joseph P. Eaton. |
| 35 | Jones | Otis Whittemore, John Russell. |
| 36 | Linn | Joseph B. Young, Isaac Minburn. |
| 37 | Benton | James McQuinn. |
| 38 | Tama | Leander Clark. |
| 39 | Marshall | Thomas Mercer. |
| 40 | Story | Thomas C. McCall. |
| 41 | Boone | Alfred L. Speer. |
| 42 | Dubuque | Thomas Hardie, William McLennan, F. M. Knoll, Christian Denlinger. |
| 43 | Delaware | Salue G. Van Anda. |
| 44 | Buchanan | Jed Lake. |
| 45 | Black Hawk | Warner H. Curtis. |
| 46 | Hardin | W. J. Moir. |
| 47 | Clayton | George L. Bass, D. W. Chase. |
| 48 | Fayette | W. B. Lakin, Levi Fuller. |
| 49 | Bremer | Joseph O. Hudnutt. |
| 50 | Chickasaw | J. F. Wilson. |
| 51 | Allamakee | Joseph Burton. |
| 52 | Winneshiek | William H. Baker, Ole Nelson. |
| 53 | Howard and Mitchell | D. G. Frisbie. |
| 54 | Floyd, Cerro Gordo, Worth and Winnebago | Elbridge G. Bowdoin. |
| 55 | Butler, Grundy and Franklin | Alonzo Converse. |
| 56 | Hancock, Kossuth, Emmet and Palo Alto | J. E. Blackford. |
| 57 | Humboldt, Wright, Hamilton and Webster | Lewis H. Cutler. |
| 58 | Dickinson, Clay, Buena Vista and Pocahontas | Charles C. Smeltzer. |
| 59 | Plymouth, Cherokee, Ida and Woodbury | Isaac Pendleton. |
| 60 | Sac, Calhoun, Carroll, Greene | George S. Walton. |
| 61 | Audubon, Guthrie, Cass, Adair | Samuel L. Lorah. |
| 62 | Taylor, Ringgold and Union | Reuben A. Mosher. ​ |
| 63 | Adams, Montgomery and Page | George A. Gordon. |
| 64 | Shelby, Harrison, Monona and Crawford | William W. Fuller. |
Republicans, 60; Democrats, 34.
The regular session adjourned April 8, 1862. An extra session convened September 3, 1862, and adjourned on the 11th of September.
TENTH GENERAL ASSEMBLY.
Convened at Des Moines, January 11, 1864.
The Senate.
Lieutenant-Governor Enoch Eastman, President, Republican.
William F. Davis, Secretary, Republican.
| DIST. | COUNTIES. | NAMES OF MEMBERS. |
| 1 | Lee | Frederick Hesser, George W. McCrary. |
| 2 | Van Buren | Abner H. McCrary. |
| 3 | Davis | Samuel A. Moore. |
| 4 | Appanoose | Nathan Udell. |
| 5 | Wayne, Lucas and Clark | Ziba Brown. |
| 6 | Decatur | C. G. Bridges. |
| 7 | Ringgold, Taylor, Page, Union, Adams and Montgomery vL. W. Hillyer. |
| 8 | Fremont, Mills, Cass, and Pottawattamie | Lewis W. Ross. |
| 9 | Des Moines | John G. Foote. |
| 10 | Henry | Theron W. Woolson. |
| 11 | Jefferson | D. P. Stubbs. |
| 12 | Wapello | J. W. Dixon. |
| 13 | Monroe | William C. Shippen. |
| 14 | Louisa | James S. Hurley. |
| 15 | Muscatine | John A. Parvin. |
| 16 | Washington | J. F. McJunkin. |
| 17 | Keokuk | John C. Hogin. |
| 18 | Mahaska | J. A. L. Crookham. |
| 19 | Marion | Thomas McMillan. |
| 20 | Warren | Philo G. C. Merrill. |
| 21 | Madison, Dallas, Guthrie, and Adair | Benjamin F. Roberts. |
| 22 | Scott | Benjamin F. Gue, Thomas J. Saunders. |
| 23 | Clinton | Norman Boardman. |
| 24 | Cedar | Henry Wharton. |
| 25 | Johnson | Ezekiel Clark. |
| 26 | Iowa and Poweshiek | M. E. Cutts. |
| 27 | Jasper | Elisha Flaugh. |
| 28 | Polk | Josiah H. Hatch. |
| 29 | Jackson | John Hilsinger. |
| 30 | Jones | Ezekiel Cutler; qualified February 6th. |
| 31 | Linn | Joseph B. Young. |
| 32 | Benton and Tama | William B. King. |
| 33 | Marshall, Story, Boone, Hamilton and Greene | Henry C. Henderson. |
| 34 | Dubuque | John D. Jennings, F. M. Knoll. |
| 35 | Delaware | John M. Brayton. |
| 36 | Buchanan and Bremer | L. W. Hart. |
| 37 | Clayton | Benjamin T. Hunt. |
| 38 | Fayette | Harvey S. Brunson. |
| 39 | Hardin, Grundy, Black Hawk, Butler and Franklin | Coker F. Clarkson. |
| 40 | Allamakee | George W. Gray. |
| 41 | Winneshiek | Martin V. Burdick. |
| 42 | Howard, Mitchell, Worth, Cerro Gordo, Floyd and Chickasaw | John G. Patterson. ​ |
| 43 | Harrison, Shelby, Audubon, Monona, Crawford, Carroll, Woodbury, Ida, Sac, Calhoun, Webster, Plymouth, Cherokee, Buena Vista, Winnebago, Hancock, Wright, Pocahontas, Humboldt, Sioux, O’Brien, Clay, Palo Alto, Kossuth, Emmet, Dickinson, Osceola and Buncombe | George W. Bassett. |
Republicans, 42; Democrats, 4.
House of Representatives.
* Jacob Butler, Speaker, Republican.
* Jacob Rich, Chief Clerk, Republican.
| DIST. | COUNTIES. | NAMES OF MEMBERS. |
| 1 | Lee | Ferdinand Meissner, B. S. Merriam, Washington Galland. |
| 2 | Van Buren | William C. Garrett, James W. Latham. |
| 3 | Davis | F. H. Cary, Dennis A. Hurst. |
| 4 | Appanoose | Edward F. Morton. |
| 5 | Wayne | Elijah Glendenning. |
| 6 | Decatur | John R. Andrews. |
| 7 | Des Moines | Joseph J. McMakin, James Bruce. |
| 8 | Henry | H. R. Lyons, Alvah H. Bereman. |
| 9 | Jefferson | George C. Fry, Owen Bromley. |
| 10 | Wapello | Peter Knox, Edward H. Stiles. |
| 11 | Monroe | John Clark. |
| 12 | Lucas | H. H. Day. |
| 13 | Clarke | Calvin R. Johnson. |
| 14 | Page | N. L. Van Sandt. |
| 15 | Fremont | T. L. Buckham. |
| 16 | Mills | William Hale. |
| 17 | Louisa | Enoch Potter. |
| 18 | Washington | Samuel A. Russell, Nathan Littler. |
| 19 | Keokuk | Joseph Andrews, R. S. Mills. |
| 20 | Mahaska | J. N. H. Campbell, Ephriam Munsell. |
| 21 | Marion | John L. McCormack, Stephen Y. Gose. |
| 22 | Warren | Samuel B. Lindsay. |
| 23 | Madison | John E. Barby. |
| 24 | Pottawattamie | Andrew J. Bell. |
| 25 | Muscatine | Jacob Butler, Samuel McNutt. |
| 26 | Johnson | Robert S. Finkbine, Warner Spurrier. |
| 27 | Iowa | Silas G. Sweet. |
| 28 | Poweshiek | Reuben Sears. |
| 29 | Jasper | Salem Jeffries. |
| 30 | Polk | Nicholas Baylies. |
| 31 | Dallas | Elwood Lindley. |
| 32 | Scott | Hugh M. Thompson, Hugh M. G. Skiles, Williamson Sanderson. |
| 33 | Clinton | George W. Parker, Samuel G. Magill. |
| 34 | Cedar | John W. Stanton, William P. Wolf. |
| 35 | Jackson | Henry Green, Ebenezer Dorr. |
| 36 | Jones | John Russell, J. H. Fuller. |
| 37 | Linn | John P. Carbee, Charles Weare. |
| 38 | Benton | Alexander Runyon. |
| 39 | Tama | Phineas Helm. |
| 40 | Marshall | Oliver F. Hixson. |
| 41 | Dubuque | Daniel Cort, Benjamin B. Richards, John Christoph, D. O’Brien. |
| 42 | Delaware | Joseph W. Simpson. |
| 43 | Buchanan | Dilazon D. Holdridge. |
| 44 | Black Hawk | Cicero Close. |
| 45 | Hardin | William J. Moir. |
| 46 | Clayton | William J. Gilchrist, Henry White. |
| 47 | Fayette | P. F. Sturgis. |
| 48 | Bremer | John E. Burke. ​ |
| 49 | Chickasaw | Henry C. Vinton. |
| 50 | Allamakee | Charles Paulk. |
| 51 | Winneshiek | Ole Nelson, James H. Brown. |
| 52 | Howard and Mitchell | Thomas R. Perry. |
| 53 | Butler, Franklin and Grundy | Willis A. Lathrop. |
| 54 | Cerro Gordo and Floyd | A. B. F. Hildreth. |
| 55 | Hamilton and Story | George M. Maxwell. |
| 56 | Boone and Greene | Samuel B. McCall. |
| 57 | Wright, Hancock, Winnebago and Worth | Charles D. Pritchard. |
| 58 | Emmet, Humboldt, Kossuth, and Palo Alto | Edward McKnight. |
| 59 | Clay, Dickinson, O’Brien, Sioux | John Smith. |
| 60 | Buena Vista, Calhoun, Pocahontas and Webster | James W. Logan. |
| 61 | Cherokee, Ida, Plymouth, and Woodbury | William L. Joy. |
| 62 | Carroll, Crawford, Monona, Sac Addison | Oliver. |
| 63 | Harrison and Shelby | Stephen King. |
| 64 | Adair, Audubon, Cass, Guthrie | Elbridge B. Fenn. |
| 65 | Adams, Montgomery, Union | W. B. Davis. |
| 66 | Ringgold and Taylor | William Elliot. |
Republicans, 87; Democrats, 5.
The General Assembly Adjourned March 29, 1864.
ELEVENTH GENERAL ASSEMBLY.
Convened at Des Moines, January 8, 1866.
The Senate.
Lieutenant-Governor Benjamin F. Gue, President, Republican.
J. W. Dixon, Secretary, Republican.
| DIST. | COUNTIES. | NAMES OF MEMBERS. |
| 1 | Lee | Nathaniel G. Hedges, Joseph Holman. |
| 2 | Van Buren | Eliab Doud. |
| 3 | Davis | Samuel A. Moore. |
| 4 | Appanoose | Nathan Udell. |
| 5 | Lucas, Clarke and Wayne | Edward E. Edwards. |
| 6 | Ringgold and Decatur | C. G. Bridges. |
| 7 | Taylor, Page, Union, Adams and Montgomery | L. W. Hillyer. |
| 8 | Fremont, Mills, Cass and Pottawattamie | Lewis W. Ross. |
| 9 | Des Moines | Fitz Henry Warren. |
| 10 | Henry | Theron W. Woolson. |
| 11 | Jefferson | D P. Stubbs. |
| 12 | Wapello | Edward H. Stiles. |
| 13 | Monroe | William C. Shippen. |
| 14 | Louisa | James M. Robertson. |
| 15 | Muscatine | John A. Parvin. |
| 16 | Washington | J. F. McJunkin. |
| 17 | Keokuk | Ezekiel S. Sampson. |
| 18 | Mahaska | J. A. L. Crookham. |
| 19 | Marion | Thomas McMillan. |
| 20 | Warren | William M. Marshman. |
| 21 | Madison, Dallas, Adair and Guthrie | Joseph R. Reed. |
| 22 | Scott | Joseph B. Leake, Andrew M. Larimer. |
| 23 | Clinton | John Henry Smith. |
| 24 | Cedar | Henry Wharton. |
| 25 | Johnson | Ezekiel Clark. |
| 26 | Iowa and Poweshiek | M. E. Cutts. |
| 27 | Jasper | John Meyer. |
| 28 | Polk | Jonathan W. Cattell. ​ |
| 29 | Jackson | John Hilsinger. |
| 30 | Jones | Sewell S. Farwell. |
| 31 | Linn | Joseph B. Young, admitted February 22. |
| 32 | Benton and Tama | Wiliam B. King. |
| 33 | Marshall, Story and Boone | Henry C. Henderson. |
| 34 | Dubuque | F. M. Knoll, Benjamin B. Richards. |
| 35 | Delaware | John M. Brayton. |
| 36 | Buchanan and Bremer | L. W. Hart. |
| 37 | Clayton | Benjamin T. Hunt. |
| 38 | Fayette | William B. Lakin. |
| 39 | Hardin, Grundy and Hamilton | Coker F. Clarkson. |
| 40 | Black Hawk and Butler | Joseph B. Powers. |
| 41 | Allamakee | Charles Paulk. |
| 42 | Winneshiek | H. C. Bulls. |
| 43 | Howard, Mitchell, Floyd and Chickasaw | John G. Patterson. |
| 44 | Worth, Winnebago, Kossuth, Emmet, Dickinson, Clay, Palo Alto, Hancock, Cerro Gordo, Wright, Humboldt, Pocahontas, Buena Vista, Sac, Calhoun, Webster and Franklin | George W. Bassett. |
| 45 | Harrison, Shelby, Audubon, Carroll, Greene, Crawford, Monona, Woodbury, Ida, Cherokee, Plymouth, Sioux, Osceola, O’Brien and Lyon | Addison Oliver. |
Republicans, 43; Democrats, 5.
House of Representatives.
* Ed Wright, Speaker, Republican.
* Charles Aldrich, Chief Clerk, Republican.
| DIST. | COUNTIES. | NAMES OF MEMBERS. |
| 1 | Lee | Webster Ballinger, William G. Buck, Peter M. Lowden. |
| 2 | Van Buren | Joel Brown, Jonathan Thatcher. |
| 3 | Davis | J. M. Garrett, Henry C. Traverse. |
| 4 | Appanoose | Madison M. Walden. |
| 5 | Wayne | Samuel L. Glasgow. |
| 6 | Decatur | Thomas H. Brown. |
| 7 | Des Moines | J. Wilson Williams, Charles Ben Darwin, Samuel A. Flanders. |
| 8 | Henry | John P. West, Thomas A. Bereman. |
| 9 | Jefferson | George C. Fry, John T. McCullough. |
| 10 | Wapello | Peter Knox, Charles Dudley. |
| 11 | Monroe | Henry L. Dashiell. |
| 12 | Lucas | A. B. Conaway. |
| 13 | Clarke | John F. Landes. |
| 14 | Page | Charles Linderman. |
| 15 | Fremont | William C. Sipple. |
| 16 | Mills | William Hale. |
| 17 | Louisa | N. T. Brown. |
| 18 | Washington | Granville G. Bennett, Howard M. Holden. |
| 19 | Keokuk | Theron A. Morgan, David A. Stockman. |
| 20 | Mahaska | Thomas N. Barnes, Simon G. Gary. |
| 21 | Marion | B. F. Van Leuven, James D. Gamble. |
| 22 | Warren | George E. Griffith. |
| 23 | Madison | Joseph M. Browne. |
| 24 | Pottawattamie | William F. Sapp. |
| 25 | Muscatine | Samuel McNutt, R. M. Burnett. |
| 26 | Johnson | G. E. DeForest, Robert S. Finkbine. |
| 27 | Iowa | John R. Serrin. |
| 28 | Poweshiek | David H. Emery. |
| 29 | Jasper | David Ryan. |
| 30 | Polk | Hoyt Sherman, George Lute Godfrey, ​ |
| 31 | Dallas | W. S. M. Abbott. |
| 32 | Scott | Hugh M. Thomson, M. J. Rohlfs, John N. Rogers. |
| 33 | Clinton | B. R. Palmer, G. W. Thorne. |
| 34 | Cedar | Ed. Wright, John G. Safely. |
| 35 | Jackson | John Wilson, Alva McLaughlin. |
| 36 | Jones | John Russell, John McKean. |
| 37 | Linn | John B. Carbee, A. Sydney Belt. |
| 38 | Benton | Alexander Runyan. |
| 39 | Tama | Leander Clark. |
| 40 | Marshall | Thomas J. Wilson. |
| 41 | Dubuque | D. O’Brien, Winslow T. Barker, Thomas S. Wilson, Andrew Bahl. |
| 42 | Delaware | Albert Boomer. |
| 43 | Buchanan | Phineas C. Wilcox. |
| 44 | Black Hawk | Cicero Close. |
| 45 | Hardin | Thomas B. Knapp. |
| 46 | Clayton | John Garber, P. P. Olmsted, Douglas Leffingwell. |
| 47 | Fayette | Alonzo Abernethy, D. G. Goodrich. |
| 48 | Bremer | Allen E. Holmes. |
| 49 | Chickasaw | Gilbert J. Tisdale. |
| 50 | Allamakee | P. G. Wright, L. E. Fellows. |
| 51 | Winneshiek | James H. Brown, Horace B. Williams. |
| 52 | Boone | W. C. Martin. |
| 53 | Story | George M. Maxwell. |
| 54 | Howard and Mitchell | D. W. Poindexter. |
| 55 | Butler and Grundy | Lorenzo D. Tracy. |
| 56 | Floyd and Cerro Gordo | Wilberforce P. Gaylord. |
| 57 | Webster, Pocahontas, Buena Vista and Clay | Robert Alcorn. |
| 58 | Worth, Winnebago, Kossuth and Hancock | L. Dwelle |
| 59 | Humboldt, Wright, Franklin and Hamilton | G. W. Hand. |
| 60 | Dickinson, Palo Alto, Emmet and O’Brien; also Osceola and Lyon | Howard Graves. |
| 61 | Woodbury, Plymouth, Cherokee and Sioux | William L. Joy. |
| 62 | Monona, Crawford, Ida, Sac | S. J. Comfort. |
| 63 | Harrison and Shelby | L. R. Bolter. |
| 64 | Calhoun, Greene, Carroll and Audubon | Azor R. Mills. |
| 65 | Guthrie, Adair and Cass Abraham | L. McPherson. |
| 66 | Montgomery, Adams, Union | A. K. Crawford. |
| 67 | Taylor and Ringgold | Alexander Z. Huggins. |
Republicans, 83; Democrats, 15.
The General Assembly Adjourned April 3, 1866.
TWELFTH GENERAL ASSEMBLY.
Convened at Des Moines, January 13, 1868.
The Senate.
Lieutenant-Governor John Scott, President, Republican.
James M. Weart, Secretary, Republican.
| DIST. | COUNTIES. | NAMES OF MEMBERS. |
| 1 | Lee | Joseph Hollman, N. G. Hedges. |
| 2 | Van Buren | Eliab Doud. |
| 3 | Davis | Henry C. Traverse. |
| 4 | Appanoose | Madison M. Walden. |
| 5 | Lucas, Clarke, Wayne | J. D. Wright. |
| 6 | Monroe | Edward M. Bill. |
| 7 | Decatur, Ringgold | Isaac W. Keller. |
| 8 | Taylor, Page, Adams, Union, Montgomery | N. B. Moore. |
| 9 | Cass, Mills and Pottawattamie | J. P. Cassady. ​ |
| 10 | Des Moines | Charles L. Matthies. |
| 11 | Henry | Theron W. Woolson. |
| 12 | Jefferson | A. R. Pierce. |
| 13 | Wapello | A. H. Hamilton. |
| 14 | Louisa | James M. Robertson. |
| 15 | Washington | Granville G. Bennett. |
| 16 | Muscatine | John A. Parvin. |
| 17 | Keokuk | John C. Johnson. |
| 18 | Mahaska | John R. Needham. |
| 19 | Marion | Thomas McMillan. |
| 20 | Warren | George E. Griffith. |
| 21 | Madison, Adair, Guthrie and Dallas | Joseph R. Reed. |
| 22 | Scott | Andrew M. Lauimer, W. W. Cones. |
| 23 | Clinton | John Henry Smith. |
| 24 | Cedar | William P. Wolf. |
| 25 | Johnson | Samuel H. Fairall. |
| 26 | Iowa, Poweshiek | Matthew Long. |
| 27 | Jasper | John Meyer. |
| 28 | Polk | Jonathan W. Cattell. |
| 29 | Jackson | Lewis B. Dunham. |
| 30 | Jones | Sewell S. Farwell. |
| 31 | Linn | Robert Smyth. |
| 32 | Benton, Tama | James Chapin. |
| 33 | Marshall, Hardin | Wells S. Rice. |
| 34 | Dubuuqe | F. M. Knoll, B. B. Richards. |
| 35 | Delaware | Joseph Grimes. |
| 36 | Buchanan, Bremer | William G. Donnan. |
| 37 | Clayton | Homer E. Newell. |
| 38 | Fayette | William Larrabee. |
| 39 | Franklin, Butler, Grundy and Cerro Gordo | Marcus Tuttle. |
| 40 | Black Hawk | Joseph B. Powers. |
| 41 | Allamakee | L. E. Fellows. |
| 42 | Winneshiek | H. C. Bulls. |
| 43 | Floyd, Mitchell, Howard and Chickasaw | James G. Patterson. |
| 44 | Boone, Hamilton, Story and Greene | Isaac J. Mitchell. |
| 45 | Worth, Winnebago, Kossuth, Emmet, Clay, Dickinson, Palo Alto, Hancock, Wright, Humboldt, Pocahontas, Sac, Calhoun, Buena Vista, Webster | Theodore Hawley. |
| 46 | Harrison, Shelby, Audubon, Carroll, Crawford, Monona, Woodbury, Ida, Cherokee, Plymouth, Sioux, O’Brien | Addison Oliver. |
Republicans, 42; Democrats, 7.
House of Representatives.
* John Russell, Speaker, Republican.
* Marcus C. Woodruff, Chief Clerk, Republican.
| DIST. | COUNTIES. | NAMES OF MEMBERS. |
| 1 | Lee | Gibson Browne, C. C. Bauder, William Werner. |
| 2 | Van Buren | Joel Brown, Seth Craig. |
| 3 | Davis | J. M. Garrett, William G. Wilson. |
| 4 | Appanoose | Bannock Phillips. |
| 5 | Wayne | William Glasgow. |
| 6 | Decatur | Henry W. Peck |
| 7 | Des Moines | Robert Allen, A. G. Adams. |
| 8 | Henry | J. P. Grantham, Jacob Hart. |
| 9 | Jefferson | John Hayden, A. R. Fulton. |
| 10 | Wapello | Charles Dudley, S. T. Caldwell. ​ |
| 11 | Monroe | A. A. Ramsay. |
| 12 | Lucas | Samuel D. Wheeler. |
| 13 | Clarke | Barclay Burrows. |
| 14 | Page | Joseph Cramer. |
| 15 | Fremont | Frederick Rector. |
| 16 | Mills | John Y. Stone. |
| 17 | Louisa | Albert Ellis. |
| 18 | Washington | Joseph D. Miles, M. Goodspeed. |
| 19 | Keokuk | John Morrison, William Hartsock. |
| 20 | Mahaska | Charles Stanley, Thomas Ballinger. |
| 21 | Marion | Edmund Mechem, Banner G. Bowen. |
| 22 | Warren | Mark A. Dashiell. |
| 23 | Madison | Benjamin F. Murray. |
| 24 | Pottawattamie | Lysander W. Babbitt. |
| 25 | Muscatine | Samuel McNutt, R. M. Burnett. |
| 26 | Johnson | John P. Irish, Jacob Y. Blackwell. |
| 27 | Iowa | Abraham Bolton. |
| 28 | Poweshiek | Leonard F. Parker. |
| 29 | Jasper | Merritt P. Attwood. |
| 30 | Polk | John A. Kasson, Joshua H. Hatch. |
| 31 | Dallas | LeRoy Lambert. |
| 32 | Scott | Matthias J. Rohlfs, Charles Kelley, Mathuselah C. Davis. |
| 33 | Clinton | A. R. Cotton, Charles G. Trusdell, Charles E. Leffingwell. |
| 34 | Jones | John Russell, John McKean. |
| 35 | Cedar | William S. Chase, Charles P. Sheldon. |
| 36 | Jackson | Lewis W. Stuart, John A. Fritz. |
| 37 | Linn | Adam Perry, William B. Leach. |
| 38 | Benton | John W. Traer. |
| 39 | Tama | James Wilson. |
| 40 | Marshall | Ben W. Johnson. |
| 41 | Dubuque | Thomas S. Wilson, R. Barrett Lockwood, John B. Longueville, Dennis Donovan. |
| 42 | Delaware | Cummings Sanborn. |
| 43 | Buchanan | Phineas C. Wilcox. |
| 44 | Black Hawk | George Ordway. |
| 45 | Hardin | Thomas B. Knapp. |
| 46 | Clayton | Horace Hamilton, James Newberry, Presley G. Bailey. |
| 47 | Fayette | Aaron Brown, Curtis R. Bent. |
| 48 | Bremer | Darius P. Walling. |
| 49 | Chickasaw | William Tucker. |
| 50 | Allamakee | Pierce G. Wright, George R. Miller. |
| 51 | Winneshiek | H. B. Williams, Jeremiah T. Atkins. |
| 52 | Boone | Jackson Orr. |
| 53 | Story | James Hawthorne. |
| 54 | Floyd | Wilberforce C. Gaylord. |
| 55 | Harrison and Shelby | Joseph H. Smith. |
| 56 | Mitchell and Howard | James H. Brown. |
| 57 | Sioux, O’Brien, Buena Vista, and Cherokee | Eli Johnson. |
| 58 | Dickinson, Emmet, Clay and Palo Alto | Roderick A. Smith. |
| 59 | Cerro Gordo, Winnebago, Worth and Kossuth | Charles W. Yenncy. |
| 60 | Woodbury, Ida, Sac, Plymouth | Eugene Criss. |
| 61 | Wright, Hamilton, Franklin and Hancock | John D. Hunter. |
| 62 | Webster, Pocahontas, Calhoun and Humboldt | Samuel Rees. |
| 63 | Monona, Crawford, Carroll | Stephen Tillson. |
| 64 | Greene, Guthrie, Audubon | Henry C. Rippey. |
| 65 | Ringgold and Taylor | Leonard T. McCoun. |
| 66 | Adair, Cass, Montgomery | Galen F. Killburn. |
| 67 | Butler and Grundy | James A. Guthrie. |
| 68 | Adams and Union | Neal W. Rowell. |
Republicans, 86; Democrats, 14.
The General Assembly Adjourned April 8, 1868.
THIRTEENTH GENERAL ASSEMBLY.
Convened at Des Moines, January 10, 1870.
The Senate.
Lieutenant-Governor Madison M. Walden, President, Republican.
James M. Weart, Secretary, Republican.
| DIST. | COUNTIES. | NAMES OF MEMBERS. |
| 1 | Lee | E. S. McCulloch. |
| 2 | Van Buren | Jacob G. Vale. |
| 3 | Davis | Henry C. Traverse. |
| 4 | Appanoose | W. F. Vermillion. |
| 5 | Monroe and Wayne | Edward M. Bill. |
| 6 | Clarke, Lucas and Union | James D. Wright. |
| 7 | Decatur, Ringgold and Taylor | Isaac W. Keller. |
| 8 | Adams, Fremont and Page | Napoleon B. Moore. |
| 9 | Montgomery, Cass, Mills and Pottawattamie | Jefferson P. Cassady. |
| 10 | Des Moines | Charles Beardsley. |
| 11 | Henry | John P. West. |
| 12 | Jefferson | Abial R. Pierce. |
| 13 | Wapello | Augustus H. Hamilton. |
| 14 | Louisa | James S. Hurley. |
| 15 | Washington | Granville G. Bennett. |
| 16 | Muscatine | Samuel McNutt. |
| 17 | Keokuk | J. W. Havens. |
| 18 | Mahaska | John N. Dixon. |
| 19 | Marion | John Cathcart. |
| 20 | Warren | George E. Griffith. |
| 21 | Madison, Adair, Dallas and Guthrie | Benjamin F. Murray. |
| 22 | Scott | Robert Lowry, H. R. Claussen. |
| 23 | Clinton | Alexander P. Ireland. |
| 24 | Cedar | William P. Wolf. |
| 25 | Johnson | Samuel H. Fairall. |
| 26 | Iowa | Matthew Long. |
| 27 | Poweshiek and Tama | Joseph Dysart. |
| 28 | Jasper | Frank T. Campbell. |
| 29 | Polk | B. F. Allen. |
| 30 | Jackson | Lewis P. Dunham. |
| 31 | Jones J | ohn McKean. |
| 32 | Linn | Robert Smyth. |
| 33 | Benton | James Chapin. |
| 34 | Marshall and Hardin | Wells S. Rice. |
| 35 | Dubuque | F. M. Knoll, M. B. Mulkem. |
| 36 | Delaware | Joseph Grimes. |
| 37 | Buchanan | William G. Donnan. |
| 38 | Black Hawk | George W. Couch. |
| 39 | Clayton | Homer E. Newell. |
| 40 | Fayette | William Larrabee. |
| 41 | Allamakee | L. E. Fellows. |
| 42 | Winneshiek | H. C. Bulis. |
| 43 | Chickasaw, Floyd and Howard | John G. Patterson. |
| 44 | Bremer, Butler and Grundy | Emmons Johnson. |
| 45 | Hamilton, Story and Boone | Isaac J. Mitchell. |
| 46 | Mitchell, Worth, Cerro Gordo, Franklin, Wright, Hancock, Winnebago and Kossuth | Marcus Tuttle. |
| 47 | Webster, Greene, Carroll, Calhoun, Sac, Humboldt, Pocahontas, Buena Vista, Palo Alto, Clay, Emmet, Dickinson | Theodore Hawley. |
| 48 | Audubon, Shelby, Harrison, Monona, Crawford, Woodbury, Ida, Plymouth, Cherokee, O’Brien, Sioux, Lyon and Osceola | Charles Atkins. |
Republicans, 43; Democrats, 7.
House of Representatives.
* Aylett R. Cotton, Speaker, Republican.
* Charles Aldrich, Chief Clerk, Republican.
| DIST. | COUNTIES. | NAMES OF MEMBERS. |
| 1 | Lee | Christian Hirschler, David S. Bell, Patrick Gibbons. |
| 2 | Des Moines | William Harper, Thomas J. Sauer. |
| 3 | Henry | Joshua G. Newbold, Joshua W. Satterthwait. |
| 4 | Jefferson | Joseph Ball, William Hopkirk. |
| 5 | Van Buren | Joel Brown, George N. Rosser. |
| 6 | Wapello | Charles Dudley, John H. Carver. |
| 7 | Davis | Timothy O. Norris. |
| 8 | Monroe | Benjamin F. Elbert. |
| 9 | Appanoose | Claudius B. Miller. |
| 10 | Lucas | A. H. Stutsman. |
| 11 | Wayne | Lewis Miles, Jr. |
| 12 | Decatur | Fred A. Teale. |
| 13 | Clarke | John L. Millard. |
| 14 | Union and Adams | Neal W. Rowell. |
| 15 | Ringgold, Taylor | Leonard T. McCoun. |
| 16 | Page | William Butler. |
| 17 | Mills | John T. Stone. |
| 18 | Fremont | James M. Hood. |
| 19 | Pottawattamie | John Beresheim. |
| 20 | Cass, Adair, Montgomery | Wesley W. Merritt. |
| 21 | Madison | John H. Hartenbower. |
| 22 | Warren | Alexander H. Swan. |
| 23 | Marion | D. T. Durham, B. F. Keables. |
| 24 | Mahaska | M. E. Cutts, John F. Lacy. |
| 25 | Keokuk | John Morrison, Jr., B. A. Haycock. |
| 26 | Washington | Joseph D. Miles, Samuel Bigger. |
| 27 | Louisa | George D. Harrison. |
| 28 | Muscatine | John Mahin, William C. Evans. |
| 29 | Cedar | James W. Beatty, J. Q. Tufts. |
| 30 | Scott | M. J. Rohlfs, C. C. Applegate, John W. Green. |
| 31 | Clinton | A. R. Cotton, Samuel H. Rogers, Benjamin Spencer. |
| 32 | Jackson | James Dunne, Emory DeGroat. |
| 33 | Johnson | John P. Irish, David Stewart. |
| 34 | Iowa | James P. Ketcham. |
| 35 | Poweshiek | Erastus Snow. |
| 36 | Polk | John A. Kasson, George W. Jones. |
| 37 | Jasper | Caleb Bundy, John H. Tait. |
| 38 | Dallas | Cole Noel. |
| 39 | Greene, Calhoun, Pocahontas and Humboldt | Gilluns S. Toliver. |
| 40 | Shelby, Audubon, Guthrie | William H. Campbell. |
| 41 | Harrison | George H. McGavren. |
| 42 | Boone | John F. Hopkins. |
| 43 | Story | William K. Wood. |
| 44 | Tama | James Wilson. |
| 45 | Benton | James W. Traer. |
| 46 | Marshall | Delos Arnold. |
| 47 | Linn O | liver O. Stanchfield, E. A. Warner. |
| 48 | Jones | John Russell, P. G. Bonewitz. |
| 49 | Dubuque | Theophilus Crawford, John Christoph, William Mills, Fred O’Donnell. |
| 50 | Delaware | Cummings Sanborn. |
| 51 | Clayton | Samuel Murdock, H. B. Taylor. |
| 52 | Allamakee | Pierce G. Wright, D. Dickerson. |
| 53 | Buchanan | Daniel S. Lee. |
| 54 | Fayette | Aaron Brown, Joseph Hobson. |
| 55 | Winneshiek | Horace B. Williams, A O. Lemon. |
| 56 | Mitchell and Howard | Amos S. Faville. |
| 57 | Chickasaw | George W. Butterfield. |
| 58 | Floyd | H. O. Pratt. |
| 59 | Bremer | O. C. Harrington. |
| 60 | Black Hawk | T. B. Carpenter, Jesse Wasson. |
| 61 | Butler and Grundy | S. B. Dumont. ​ |
| 62 | Hardin | Henry L. Huff. |
| 63 | Wright, Hamilton, Franklin | John D. Hunter. |
| 64 | Webster | Galusha Parsons. |
| 65 | Hancock, Cerro Gordo | B. F. Hartshorn. |
| 66 | Winnebago and Worth, Kossuth, Palo Alto, Emmet and Dickinson | Hardwood G. Day. |
| 67 | Woodbury, Plymouth, Sioux, O’Brien, Lyon, Osceola | Constant R. Marks. |
| 68 | Sac, Beuna Vista, Cherokee and Clay | George H. Wright. |
| 69 | Monona, Crawford, Carroll and Ida | J. D. Miracle. |
Republicans, 86; Democrats, 14.
The General Assembly Adjourned on the 13th of April, 1870.
FOURTEENTH GENERAL ASSEMBLY.
Convened at Des Moines, January 8, 1872.
The Senate.
Lieutenant-Governor Henry C. Bulls, President, Republican.
John A. T. Hull, Secretary, Republican.
| DIST. | COUNTIES. | NAMES OF MEMBERS. |
| 1 | Lee | E. S. McCulloch. |
| 2 | Van Buren | Jacob G. Vale. |
| 3 | Davis | Horatio A. Wonn. |
| 4 | Appanoose | Edward J. Gault. |
| 5 | Monroe and Wayne | Martin Read. |
| 6 | Clarke, Lucas and Union | Robert A. Dague. |
| 7 | Decatur, Ringgold and Taylor | Elisha T. Smith. |
| 8 | Fremont, Adams and Page | J. S. McIntyre. |
| 9 | Mills, Pottawattamie and Montgomery | John Y. Stone. |
| 10 | Des Moines | Charles Beardsley. |
| 11 | Henry | John P. West. |
| 12 | Jefferson | Moses A. McCoid. |
| 13 | Wapello | Joseph H. Merrill. |
| 14 | Louisa | James S. Hurley. |
| 15 | Washington | Joseph D. Miles. |
| 16 | Muscatine | Samuel McNutt. |
| 17 | Keokuk | Joseph W. Havens. |
| 18 | Mahaska | James A. Young. |
| 19 | Marion | John L. McCormack. |
| 20 | Warren | Mark A. Dashiell. |
| 21 | Madison, Adair and Cass | Benjamin F. Murray. |
| 22 | Scott | Robert Lowry, Hans R. Claussen. |
| 23 | Clinton | Alexander B. Ireland. |
| 24 | Cedar | John C. Chambers. |
| 25 | Johnson | Samuel H. Fairall. |
| 26 | Iowa | James P. Ketcham. |
| 27 | Tama and Poweshiek | Joseph Dysart. |
| 28 | Jasper | Frank T. Campbell. |
| 29 | Polk | B. F. Allen. |
| 30 | Jackson | Lewis W. Stewart. |
| 31 | Jones | John McKean. |
| 32 | Linn | Ezekiel B. Kephart. |
| 33 | Benton | John Shane. |
| 34 | Marshall and Hardin | R. Howe Taylor. |
| 35 | Dubuque | Benjamin B. Richards. |
| 36 | Delaware | Albert Boomer. |
| 37 | Buchanan | George W. Bemis. |
| 38 | Black Hawk and Grundy | John H. Leavitt. |
| 39 | Clayton | Oliver W. Crary. |
| 40 | Fayette | William Larrabee. |
| 41 | Allamakee | Samuel H. Kinne. |
| 42 | Winneshiek | George R. Willett. ​ |
| 43 | Floyd, Butler and Mitchell | Alonzo Converse. |
| 44 | Bremer, Chickasaw and Howard | John E. Burke. |
| 45 | Story and Boone | George M. Maxwell. |
| 46 | Franklin, Cerro Gordo, Worth, Winnebago, Hancock, Wright, Kossuth, Crocker and Emmet | Elisha A. Howland. |
| 47 | Hamilton, Webster, Sac, Humboldt, Calhoun, Pocahontas, Palo Alto, Dickinson, Clay and Buena Vista | William H. Fitch. |
| 48 | Harrison, Monona, Crawford, Shelby, Ida, Woodbury, Plymouth, Cherokee, O’Brien, Sioux, Lyon and Osceola | Charles Atkins. |
| 49 | Dallas, Guthrie, Audubon, Carroll and Greene | John J. Russell. |
Republicans, 42; Democrats, 8.
House of Representatives.
* James Wilson, Speaker, Republican.
* John J. Safely, Chief Clerk, Republican.
| DIST. | COUNTIES. | NAMES OF MEMBERS. |
| 1 | Lee | Webster Ballinger, E. M. Stewart, Conrad Schweer. |
| 2 | Des Moines | John H. Gear, Benton J. Hall. |
| 3 | Henry | Joshua G. Newbold, John M. Hanson. |
| 4 | Jefferson | William Hopkirk, Edward Campbell, Jr. |
| 5 | Van Buren | Samuel Whitten, John R. Wright. |
| 6 | Wapello | John H. Carver, Samuel T. Caldwell. |
| 7 | Davis | Isaac Blakely. |
| 8 | Monroe | James Hinton. |
| 9 | Appanoose | Claudius B. Miller. |
| 10 | Lucas | David J. McCoy. |
| 11 | Wayne | James H. Crawford, |
| 12 | Decatur | Fred Teale. |
| 13 | Clarke | James Rice. |
| 14 | Union, Adams | Franklin M. Davis. |
| 15 | Ringgold, Taylor | Andrew Johnson. |
| 16 | Page | William Butler. |
| 17 | Mills | Appler R. Wright. |
| 18 | Fremont | Washburn A. Stow. |
| 19 | Pottawattamie | John Beresheim. |
| 20 | Cass, Adair, Montgomery | Oliver Mills. |
| 21 | Madison | David D. Davidson. |
| 22 | Warren | John M. Lee. |
| 23 | Marion | Benjamin F. Keables, David T. Durham. |
| 24 | Mahaska | L. F. Ellsworth, W. L. McAllister. |
| 25 | Keokuk | John Morrison, Jr., John F. Wilson. |
| 26 | Washington | Marshall Goodspeed, Charles H. Wilson. |
| 27 | Louisa | Francis A. Duncan. |
| 28 | Muscatine | William C. Evans, Elmus Day. |
| 29 | Cedar | John Q. Tufts, James W. Beatty. |
| 30 | Scott | Matthias J. Rohlfs, John W. Green, Joseph H. Freeman. |
| 31 | Clinton | James Van Deventer, George Rule, Nathaniel A. Merrill. |
| 32 | Jackson | George C. Heberling, William H. Read. |
| 33 | Johnson | John P. Irish, George Paul. |
| 34 | Iowa | John C. Clarke. |
| 35 | Poweshiek | L. E. Cardell. |
| 36 | Polk | John A. Kasson, James M. Tuttle. |
| 37 | Jasper | Ira E. Draper, John P. Beatty. |
| 38 | Dallas | Hugo G. Van Meter. |
| 39 | Guthrie, Greene | William Maxwell. ​ |
| 40 | Audubon, Shelby, Crawford, and Monona | Charles G. Perkins. |
| 41 | Harrison | Phineas Caldwell. |
| 42 | Boone | Charles J. A. Ericson. |
| 43 | Story | William K. Wood. |
| 44 | Tama | James Wilson. |
| 45 | Benton | E. M. Stedman, Frank G. Clark. |
| 46 | Marshall | James L. Williams. |
| 47 | Linn | Joseph S. McClure, W. D. Lietzenberg. |
| 48 | Jones | Peter G. Bonwitz, John Tasker. |
| 49 | Dubuque | Fred O’Donnell, Caleb H. Booth, John Christopher. |
| 50 | Delaware | Cornelius T. Peet. |
| 51 | Clayton | Robert B. Flenniken, Louis Renther. |
| 52 | Allamakee | Henry Dayton, Andrew Sandry. |
| 53 | Buchanan | Joseph M. Hovey. |
| 54 | Fayette | Lucan L. Ainsworth. |
| 55 | Winneshiek | Knut E. Bergh, Warren Danforth. |
| 56 | Mitchell, Howard | William W. Blackman. |
| 57 | Chickasaw | Darius B. Hanan. |
| 58 | Floyd | Henry O. Pratt. |
| 59 | Bremer | James A. Skillen. |
| 60 | Black Hawk | Cicero Close, George B. Van Saun, |
| 61 | Butler | Samuel B. Dumont. |
| 62 | Franklin, Grundy | Michael A. Leahy. |
| 63 | Hardin | Lewis O. Bliss. |
| 64 | Wright, Hamilton, Humboldt | Sumner B. Hewitt, Jr. |
| 65 | Webster | John F. Duncombe. |
| 66 | Cerro Gordo, Worth, Hancock, Winnebago | David Secor. |
| 67 | Kossuth, Crocker, Palo Alto, Pocahontas, Calhoun | Robert Struthers. |
| 68 | Carroll, Sac, Buena Vista, Cherokee | Fletcher A. Blake. |
| 69 | Woodbury, Ida, Plymouth, Sioux and Lyon | A. R. Appleton. |
| 70 | O’Brien, Clay, Dickinson, Emmet, Osceola | Henry B. Wood. |
Republicans, 78; Democrats, 22.
The General Assembly Adjourned April 23, 1872.
FIFTEENTH GENERAL ASSEMBLY.
Convened at Des Moines, January 12, 1874.
The Senate.
Lieutenant-Governor Joseph Dysart, President, Republican.
John A. T. Hull, Secretary, Republican.
| DIST. | COUNTIES. | NAMES OF MEMBERS. |
| 1 | Lee | Henry W. Rothert. |
| 2 | Van Buren | James B. Pease. |
| 3 | Davis | Horatio A. Wonn. |
| 4 | Appanoose | Edward J. Gault. |
| 5 | Monroe and Wayne | Lloyd Selby. |
| 6 | Clarke, Lucas and Union | Robert A. Dague. |
| 7 | Decatur, Ringgold and Taylor | Elisha T. Smith. |
| 8 | Fremont, Adams and Page | J. S. McDityre. |
| 9 | Mills, Pottawattamie and Montgomery | John Y. Stone. |
| 10 | Des Moines | J. Wilson Williams. |
| 11 | Henry | John P. West. |
| 12 | Jefferson | Moses A. McCoid. |
| 13 | Wapello | Joseph H. Merrill. |
| 14 | Keokuk | H. N. Newton. |
| 15 | Washington and Louisa | Joseph D. Miles. |
| 16 | Madison and Dallas | Henry Thornburg. ​ |
| 17 | Adair, Cass, Adams and Union | Lafayette Young. |
| 18 | Mahaska | James A. Young. |
| 19 | Marion | John L. McCormack |
| 20 | Warren | Mark A. Dashiell. |
| 21 | Muscatine | Gilbert H. Wood. |
| 22 | Scott | Jeremiah H. Murphy. |
| 23 | Clinton | Nathaniel A. Merrell. |
| 24 | Cedar | John C. Chambers. |
| 25 | Johnson | Samuel H. Fairall. |
| 26 | Iowa | John N. W. Rumple. |
| 27 | Jasper | Frank T. Campbell. |
| 28 | Polk | Thomas Mitchell. |
| 29 | Hamilton and Hardin | Elias Jessup. |
| 30 | Jackson | L. W. Stuart. |
| 31 | Jones | George L. Lovell. |
| 32 | Linn | Ezekiel B. Kephart. |
| 33 | Benton | John Shane. |
| 34 | Marshall and Grundy | R. Howe Taylor. |
| 35 | Dubuque | Dennis N. Cooley. |
| 36 | Delaware | Albert Boomer. |
| 37 | Buchanan | G. W. Bemis |
| 38 | Poweshiek and Tama | John Conaway. |
| 39 | Clayton | Oliver W. Crary. |
| 40 | Fayette | William Larrabee. |
| 41 | Allamakee | Samuel H. Kinne. |
| 42 | Winneshiek | George R. Willett. |
| 43 | Mitchell, Floyd and Butler | Alonzo Converse. |
| 44 | Black Hawk | Edward G. Miller. |
| 45 | Boone and Story | George M. Maxwell. |
| 46 | Worth, Winnebago, Kossuth, Hancock, Cerro Gordo, Humboldt, Wright and Franklin | Elisha A. Howland. |
| 47 | Dickinson, Emmet, Clay, Palo Alto, Buena Vista, Pocahontas, Ida, Sac, Calhoun, Webster | William H. Fitch. |
| 48 | Howard, Chickasaw, Bremer | Hiram Bailey. |
| 49 | Greene, Carroll, Crawford, Shelby, Audubon and Guthrie | John J. Russell. |
| 50 | Lyon, Osceola, O’Brien, Sioux, Plymouth, Cherokee, Woodbury, Monona, Harrison | George D. Perkins. |
Republicans, 34; Democrats, 6; Independents, 10.
House of Representatives.
* John H. Gear, Speaker, Republican.
* James M. Weart, Chief Clerk, Republican.
| DIST. | COUNTIES. | NAMES OF MEMBERS. |
| 1 | Lee | Isaac Hollingsworth, Absalom Anderson, Conrad Schweer. |
| 2 | Des Moines | William Lamme, John H. Gear. |
| 3 | Henry | Joshua G. Newbold, Hugh R. Lyons. |
| 4 | Jefferson | William Hopkirk. |
| 5 | Van Buren | Joseph Work. |
| 6 | Wapello | Jacob Siberell, Jacob W. Dixon. |
| 7 | Davis | Wesley S. Monroe. |
| 8 | Monroe | Lorenzo O. Haskell. |
| 9 | Appanoose | Samuel Jordan. |
| 10 | Lucas | Edward S. Thompson. |
| 11 | Wayne | Alva Humeston. |
| 12 | Decatur | Stanfield P. McNeill. |
| 13 | Clarke | Smiley H. Bonham. |
| 14 | Ringgold and Union | Andrew Johnson. |
| 15 | Taylor | Houston January. ​ |
| 16 | Page | Allen J. Chantry. |
| 17 | Fremont | John Cooper. |
| 18 | Mills | James Mickelwait. |
| 19 | Pottawattamie | Loveridge S. Axtell. |
| 20 | Montgomery and Adams | Cornelius C. Platter. |
| 21 | Audubon, Shelby, Adair, Cass | William H. Easton. |
| 22 | Madison | Orin B. Bissell. |
| 23 | Warren | William Runciman. |
| 24 | Marion | Samuel Breckinridge, Green T. Clark. |
| 25 | Mahaska | Nelson Cone, Thomas C. Beach. |
| 26 | Keokuk | David Archer, Jared T. Harper. |
| 27 | Washington | Edwin F. Brockway, Benjamin F. Brown. |
| 28 | Louisa | Benjamin Jennings. |
| 29 | Muscatine | Charles C. Horton, David G. McCloud. |
| 30 | Scott | Eugene Birchard, David B. Connelly, Ernst Mueller. |
| 31 | Clinton | Ebenezer Dow, Henry Muhs, Edward Svendsen. |
| 32 | Cedar | John Q. Tufts, Henry Wharton, Sr. |
| 33 | Johnson | George Paul, John Hindman. |
| 34 | Iowa | John C. Clarke. |
| 35 | Poweshiek | John Moore. |
| 36 | Jasper | W. P. Cowman, George M. Wilson. |
| 37 | Polk | William G. Madden, Isaac Brandt. |
| 38 | Dallas | John McLucas. |
| 39 | Guthrie | Wilber F. Cardell. |
| 40 | Harrison | Lemuel R. Bolter. |
| 41 | Monona, Crawford, Ida and Cherokee | Edmund B. Baird. |
| 42 | Greene, Carroll, Calhoun, Sac | James N. Miller. |
| 43 | Webster | Silas Corey. |
| 44 | Boone | Willis L. Defore. |
| 45 | Story | Lucian Q. Hoggatt. |
| 46 | Hardin | Oliver P. Chapin. |
| 47 | Marshall | Demas M. Moninger. |
| 48 | Grundy | Lorenzo D. Tracy. |
| 49 | Tama | William G. Malin. |
| 50 | Black Hawk | Charles B. Campbell, Robert P. Speer. |
| 51 | Benton | Eli M. Stedman, S. G. Burnett. |
| 52 | Buchanan | Samuel T. Sprangler. |
| 53 | Linn | William D. Litzenberg, Arthur M. McKeel. |
| 54 | Jones | T. O. Bishop, John W. Moore. |
| 55 | Jackson | George C. Heberling, P. Mitchell. |
| 56 | Dubuque | Thos. W. Johnson, Wendelin Lattner, C. J. Rogers. |
| 57 | Delaware | Cornelius T. Peet. |
| 58 | Clayton | Jabez C. Rounds, Bernard F. Schroeder. |
| 59 | Fayette | William R. Morley. |
| 60 | Allamakee | Henry Dayton. |
| 61 | Winneshiek | Warren Danforth, John DeCow. |
| 62 | Bremer | Louis Case. |
| 63 | Chickasaw | Darius B. Hanan. |
| 64 | Howard | Henry A. Goodrich. |
| 65 | Mitchell | Henry Kelly. |
| 66 | Floyd | Benjamin Darland. |
| 67 | Butler | Charles A. L. Roszelle. |
| 68 | Franklin and Cerro Gordo | Michael A. Leahy. |
| 69 | Worth, Winnebago, Kossuth and Hancock | David Secor. |
| 70 | Humboldt, Hamilton, Wright | John W. Parmelee. |
| 71 | Pocahontas, Buena Vista, Palo Alto and Emmet | E. J. Hartshorn. |
| 72 | Clay, Dickinson, Osceola and O’Brien | Henry B. Wood. |
| 73 | Woodbury, Plymouth, Sioux and Lyon | Samuel E. Gilliland. |
Republicans, 50; Independents, 44; Democrats, 6.
The General Assembly Adjourned March 19, 1874.
SIXTEENTH GENERAL ASSEMBLY.
Convened at Des Moines, January 10, 1876.
The Senate.
Lieutenant-Governor Joshua G. Newbold, President, Republican.
John A. T. Hull, Secretary, Republican.
| DIST. | COUNTIES. | NAMES OF MEMBERS. |
| 1 | Lee | Henry W. Rothert. |
| 2 | Van Buren | James B. Pease. |
| 3 | Davis | Horatio B. Wonn. |
| 4 | Appanoose | Joshua Miller. |
| 5 | Monroe and Wayne | Henry L. Dashiell. |
| 6 | Clarke and Lucas | Samuel L. Bestow. |
| 7 | Taylor, Ringgold, and Decatur | Fred Teale. |
| 8 | Fremont, Page, Montgomery | Alfred Hebard. |
| 9 | Pottawattamie and Mills | George F. Wright. |
| 10 | Des Moines | J. Wilson Williams. |
| 11 | Henry | John S. Woolson. |
| 12 | Jefferson | Moses A. McCoid. |
| 13 | Wapello | Joseph H. Merrill. |
| 14 | Keokuk | Hosea N. Newton. |
| 15 | Washington and Louisa | William Wilson. |
| 16 | Madison and Dallas | Henry Thornburg. |
| 17 | Adair, Cass, Adams and Union | Lafayette Young. |
| 18 | Mahaska | Thomas R. Gilmore. |
| 19 | Marion | John L. McCormack. |
| 20 | Warren | William Graham. |
| 21 | Muscatine | Gilbert H. Wood. |
| 22 | Scott | Jeremiah H. Murphy. |
| 23 | Clinton | N. A. Merrell. |
| 24 | Cedar | Henry C. Carr. |
| 25 | Johnson | Ezekiel Clark. |
| 26 | Iowa | John N. W. Rumble. |
| 27 | Jasper | Frank T. Campbell. |
| 28 | Polk | Thomas Mitchell. |
| 29 | Hamilton and Hardin | Elias Jessup. |
| 30 | Jackson | William A. Maginnis. |
| 31 | Jones | George W. Lovell. |
| 32 | Linn | Stephen L. Dows. |
| 33 | Benton | John Shane. |
| 34 | Marshall and Grundy | Delos Arnold. |
| 35 | Dubuque | Dennis N. Cooley. |
| 36 | Delaware | Lewis G. Hersey. |
| 37 | Buchanan | Merritt W. Harmon. |
| 38 | Poweshiek and Tama | John Conaway. |
| 39 | Clayton | John T. Stoneman. |
| 40 | Fayette | William Larrabee. |
| 41 | Allamakee | Samuel H. Klnne. |
| 42 | Winneshiek | George R. Willett. |
| 43 | Mitchell, Floyd and Butler | Arad Hitchcock. |
| 44 | Black Hawk | Edward G. Miller. |
| 45 | Boone and Story | William H. Gallup. |
| 46 | Worth, Winnebago, Kossuth, Hancock, Cerro Gordo, Humboldt, Wright and Franklin | Lemuel Dwelle. |
| 47 | Dickinson, Emmet, Clay, Palo Alto, Buena Vista, Ida, Pocahontas, Sac, Calhoun, Webster | Eldin J. Hartshorn. |
| 48 | Howard, Chickasaw, Bremer | Hiram Bailey. |
| 49 | Greene, Carroll, Crawford, Shelby, Audubon and Guthrie | Samuel D. Nichols. ​ |
| 50 | Lyon, Osceola, O’Brien, Sioux, Plymouth, Cherokee, Woodbury, Monona and Harrison | George D. Perkins. |
Republicans, 35; Democrats, 9.
House of Representatives.
* John H. Gear, Speaker, Republican.
* James W. Logan, Chief Clerk, Republican.
| DIST. | COUNTIES. | NAMES OF MEMBERS. |
| 1 | Lee | Wesley C. Hobbs, John Gibbons, John N. Irwin. |
| 2 | Des Moines | John H. Gear, William Lynch. |
| 3 | Henry | William Allen, Jacob Kauffman. |
| 4 | Jefferson | W. L. S. Simmons. |
| 5 | Van Buren | Thomas Christy. |
| 6 | Wapello | G. A. Madson, Jacob W. Dixon. |
| 7 | Davis | L. D. Hotchkiss. |
| 8 | Monroe | A. M. Giltner. |
| 9 | Appanoose | James B. Stuckey. |
| 10 | Lucas | Dan M. Baker. |
| 11 | Wayne | Elijah Glendenning. |
| 12 | Decatur | Stanfield P. McNeill. |
| 13 | Clarke | Jacob Proudfoot. |
| 14 | Ringgold and Union | S. W. McElderry. |
| 15 | Taylor | John Madden. |
| 16 | Page | Edwin P. Hoag. |
| 17 | Fremont | William M. Brooks. |
| 18 | Mills | John Y. Stone. |
| 19 | Pottawattamie | Daniel Hunt. |
| 20 | Montgomery and Adams | George A. Morse. |
| 21 | Audubon, Shelby, Adair, Cass | Milton K. Campbell. |
| 22 | Madison | J. J. Smith. |
| 23 | Warren | Samuel Irwin. |
| 24 | Marion | Green T. Clark, John B. Elliott. |
| 25 | Mahaska | W. H. Seevers, Hardin Tice. |
| 26 | Keokuk | B. A. Cleveland, Sanford Harned. |
| 27 | Washington | William Said, G. T. Auld. |
| 28 | Louisa | Robert E. Benton. |
| 29 | Muscatine | Charles C. Horton, Frank A. J. Gray. |
| 30 | Scott | Ernest Mueller, Eugene Birchard, Joseph A. Crawford. |
| 31 | Clinton | Edward H. Thayer, John A. Young, Henry Horstman. |
| 32 | Cedar | Robert G. Scott, Alexander Moffit. |
| 33 | Johnson | Rush Clark, Charles W. McCune. |
| 34 | Iowa | John L. Williams. |
| 35 | Poweshiek | Charles F. Carver. |
| 36 | Jasper | George M. Wilson, Joel W. Deweese. |
| 37 | Polk | William G. Madden, Josiah Given. |
| 38 | Dallas | T. C. Norris. |
| 39 | Guthrie | George J. Maris. |
| 40 | Harrison | Lemuel R. Bolter. |
| 41 | Monona, Crawford, Ida and Cherokee | George Rae. |
| 42 | Greene, Carroll, Calhoun, Sac | Orlando H. Manning. |
| 43 | Webster | Samuel Rees. |
| 44 | Boone | Levi Colvin. |
| 45 | Story | Milton Evans. |
| 46 | Hardin | John Hall. |
| 47 | Marshall | William D. Mills. |
| 48 | Grundy | James Underwood. |
| 49 | Tama | Gamaliel Jaqua. |
| 50 | Black Hawk | H. C. Hemenway, Harlan P. Homer. |
| 51 | Benton | E. Smyth Johnson, John McCartney. |
| 52 | Buchanan | John Calvin. |
| DIST. | COUNTIES. | NAMES OF MEMBERS. |
| 53 | Linn | Moses C. Jordan, William Ure. |
| 54 | Jones | William T. Shaw, George W. Lathrope. |
| 55 | Jackson | Lewis W. Stuart, William H. Reed. |
| 56 | Dubuque | Thomas W. Johnson, Theophilus Crawford, J. K. Graves. |
| 57 | Delaware | Joseph Chapman. |
| 58 | Clayton | Charles Mentzel, Thomas D. White. |
| 59 | Fayette | William E. Fuller. |
| 60 | Allamakee | Luther Brown. |
| 61 | Winneshiek | Warren Danforth, Martin N. Johnson. |
| 62 | Bremer | Louis Case. |
| 63 | Chickasaw | John McHugh. |
| 64 | Howard | Henry T. Reed. |
| 65 | Mitchell | Jesse P. Brush. |
| 66 | Floyd | Jared B. Shepardson. |
| 67 | Butler | John Palmer. |
| 68 | Franklin and Cerro Gordo | Lorenzo D. Lane. |
| 69 | Worth, Winnebago, Kossuth and Hancock | Henry H. Bush. |
| 70 | Humboldt, Hamilton, Wright | John L. Morse. |
| 71 | Pocahontas, Buena Vista, Palo Alto, Emmet | Gifford S. Robinson. |
| 72 | Clay, Dickinson, Osceola and O'Brien | John F. Glover. |
| 73 | Woodbury, Plymouth, Sioux and Lyon | Samuel B. Gilliland. |
Republicans, 70; Democrats, 30.
The General Assembly Adjourned March 16, 1876.
SEVENTEENTH GENERAL ASSEMBLY.
Convened at Des Moines, January 14, 1878.
The Senate.
Lieutenant-Governor Frank T. Campbell, President, Republican.
John A. T. Hull, Secretary, Republican.
| DIST. | COUNTIES. | NAMES OF MEMBERS. |
| 1 | Lee | James M. Shelley. |
| 2 | Van Buren and Davis | Horatio A. Wonn. |
| 3 | Appanoose | Joshua Miller. |
| 4 | Monroe and Wayne | Henry L. Dashiel. |
| 5 | Union, Clark and Lucas | Samuel L. Bestow. |
| 6 | Decatur, Ringgold, Taylor | Fred Teale. |
| 7 | Fremont and Page | P. W. Lewellen. |
| 8 | Mills, Montgomery, Adams | Alfred Hebard. |
| 9 | Des Moines | John Patterson. |
| 10 | Henry | John S. Woolson. |
| 11 | Jefferson | Moses A. McCoid. |
| 12 | Keokuk | Sanford Harned. |
| 13 | Wapello | Gregg A. Madson. |
| 14 | Washington and Louisa | William Wilson. |
| 15 | Mahaska | Thomas R. Gilmore. |
| 16 | Marion | John L. McCormack. |
| 17 | Warren | William Graham. |
| 18 | Madison, Cass and Adair | Lafayette Young. |
| 19 | Pottawattamie | George F. Wright. |
| 20 | Muscatine | Thomas Hanna. |
| 21 | Scott | William A. Foster. |
| 22 | Clinton | Nathaniel A. Merrill. |
| 23 | Cedar and Jones | Henry C. Carr. |
| 24 | Jackson | William A. Maginnis. |
| 25 | Johnson | Ezekiel Clark. |
| 26 | Iowa | J. N. W. Rumple. |
| 27 | Linn | Stephen L. Dows. |
| 28 | Benton | John D. Nichols. |
| 29 | Jasper | John Meyer. |
| 30 | Polk | Robert C. Webb. ​ |
| 31 | Dallas, Guthrie, Audubon and Shelby | Samuel D. Nichols. |
| 32 | Marshall and Grundy | Delos Arnold. |
| 33 | Story and Boone | William H. Gallup. |
| 34 | Harrison, Monona, Crawford, Ida and Sac | Augustin W. Ford. |
| 35 | Dubuque | Moses M. Ham. |
| 36 | Delaware | Charles E. Bronson. |
| 37 | Hardin and Hamilton | Daniel D. Chase. |
| 38 | Black Hawk | H. C. Hemenway. |
| 39 | Buchanan | M. W. Harmon. |
| 40 | Clayton | J. T. Stoneman. |
| 41 | Allamakee | Samuel H. Kinne. |
| 42 | Winneshiek | Martin N. Johnson. |
| 43 | Fayette | William Larrabee. |
| 44 | Bremer, Chickasaw, Howard | Aaron Kimball. |
| 45 | Poweshiek and Tama | Robert M. Haines. |
| 46 | Butler, Floyd, Mitchell | W. W. Blackman. |
| 47 | Winnebago, Worth, Cerro Gordo, Wright, Franklin and Hancock | Lemuel Dwelle. |
| 48 | Webster, Greene, Calhoun, and Carroll | J. J. Russell. |
| 49 | Kossuth, Humboldt, Emmet, Dickinson, Clay, Palo Alto, O’Brien, Pocahontas and Osceola | Eldin J. Hartshorn. |
| 50 | Woodbury, Plymouth, Sioux, Lyon, Cherokee and Buena Vista | Albert H. Lawrence. |
Republicans, 38; Democrats, 12.
House of Representatives.
* John T. Stone, Speaker, Republican.
* William V. Lucas, Chief Clerk, Republican.
| DIST. | COUNTIES. | NAMES OF MEMBERS. |
| 1 | Lee | J. D. M. Hamilton, Jacob S. Lessenger. |
| 2 | Des Moines | John M. Kopp, Walcott Seymour. |
| 3 | Henry | Jacob Kauffman, William Allen. |
| 4 | Jefferson | John Heron. |
| 5 | Van Buren | Oliver O. H. P. Scott. |
| 6 | Wapello | Joseph A. Israel, Wilson A. Fast. |
| 7 | Davis | Loyal D. Hotchkiss. |
| 8 | Monroe | R. Wallace Duncan. |
| 9 | Appanoose | Samuel T. Sherrod. |
| 10 | Lucas | Smith H. Mallory. |
| 11 | Wayne | Greenwood Wright. |
| 12 | Clarke | John Stephenson. |
| 13 | Decatur | William S. Warnock. |
| 14 | Union | James Doty. |
| 15 | Ringgold | Allen Higgins. |
| 16 | Adams | George A. Moore. |
| 17 | Taylor | James P. Flick. |
| 18 | Montgomery | George T. Ashby. |
| 19 | Page | Edwin B. Hoag. |
| 20 | Mills | John T. Stone. |
| 21 | Fremont | Joseph Rhodes. |
| 22 | Pottawattamie | George Carson, Benjamin F. Clayton. |
| 23 | Cass | Oil Coomes. |
| 24 | Madison | William F. Hadley. |
| 25 | Warren | George Wright. |
| 26 | Marion | William M. Stone, John B. Elliott. |
| 27 | Mahaska | John R. Nichols, Horace W. Gleason. |
| 28 | Keokuk | Matthias Williams. |
| 29 | Washington | Benoni Parkinson. |
| 30 | Louisa | George Jamison. |
| 31 | Muscatine | F. A. J. Gray, Isaac R. Terry. ​ |
| 32 | Scott | Charles M. Waterman, Bruce T. Seaman, Ernest Mueller. |
| 33 | Cedar | Elwood Macy. |
| 34 | Johnson | Moses Bloom, George Paul. |
| 35 | Iowa | Norman B. Holbrook. |
| 36 | Poweshiek | Andrew J. Wood. |
| 37 | Jasper | John C. Hiatt, Joel W. Deweese. |
| 38 | Polk | Jerry B. Tiffin, Clarence S. Wilson. |
| 39 | Dallas | William S. Russell. |
| 40 | Guthrie | Thomas Seeley. |
| 41 | Harrison | Henry B. Lyman. |
| 42 | Boone | George W. Crooks. |
| 43 | Story | Frank Curtis. |
| 44 | Marshall | John M. Parker. |
| 45 | Tama | Gamaliel Jaqua. |
| 46 | Benton | John McCartney, E. S. Johnson. |
| 47 | Linn | Irving P. Bowdish, William Ure. |
| 48 | Jones | Silas M. Yoran. |
| 49 | Clinton | John A. Young, Artemus A. Gardner. |
| 50 | Jackson | Justin W. Miles, Philip P. Bradley. |
| 51 | Dubuque | Frederick M. Knoll, Dennis O’Brien, Fred O’Donnell. |
| 52 | Delaware | Joseph Chapman. |
| 53 | Buchanan | John Calvin. |
| 54 | Black Hawk | Jeremiah L. Gay, Lore Alford. |
| 55 | Grundy | George Wells. |
| 56 | Hardin | Edward Taylor. |
| 57 | Hamilton | Ira H. Tremain. |
| 58 | Webster | Oliver Tyson. |
| 59 | Woodbury | James H. Bolton. |
| 60 | Butler | Alvin M. Whaley. |
| 61 | Bremer | John K. L. Maynard. |
| 62 | Fayette | Henry Rickel. |
| 63 | Clayton | Alexander Bliedung, Thomas Updegraff. |
| 64 | Allamakee | Benjamin Ratcliff. |
| 65 | Winneshiek | Henry A. Baker, Hiram C. Manning. |
| 66 | Howard | Charles E. Brown. |
| 67 | Chickasaw | William E. Perrin. |
| 68 | Mitchell | John Gammons. |
| 69 | Floyd | Orlo H. Lyon. |
| 70 | Plymouth, Sioux and Lyon | William Barrett. |
| 71 | Monona, Crawford and Ida | Elijah Peake. |
| 72 | Cherokee, Buena Vista, Pocahontas and Sac | L. H. Gordon. |
| 73 | Greene, Carroll and Calhoun | Orlando H. Manning. |
| 74 | Adair, Audubon and Shelby | John A. Hallock. |
| 75 | Clay, Osceola, O’Brien and Dickinson | Charles McAllister. |
| 76 | Emmet, Palo Alto, Kossuth and Humboldt | John J. Wilson. |
| 77 | Wright, Winnebago, Hancock and Worth | A. C. Walker. |
| 78 | Cerro Gordo and Franklin | John H. King. |
Republicans, 73; Democrats, 25; Greenbackers, 2.
The General Assembly Adourned March, 26, 1878.
EIGHTEENTH GENERAL ASSEMBLY.
Convened at Des Moines, January 12, 1880.
The Senate.
Lieutenant-Governor Frank T. Campbell, President, Republican.
A. T. McCarger, Secretary, Republican.
| DIST. | COUNTIES. | NAMES OF MEMBERS. |
| 1 | Lee | James M. Shelley. |
| 2 | Van Buren and Davis | Henry C. Traverse. |
| 3 | Appanoose | Jesse J. Wall. |
| 4 | Monroe and Wayne | David M. Clark. ​ |
| 5 | Union, Clarke and Lucas | William M. Wilson. |
| 6 | Decatur, Ringgold and Taylor | Isaac W. Keller. |
| 7 | Fremont and Page | Philip W. Lewellen. |
| 8 | Mills, Montgomery and Adams | Alfred Hebard. |
| 9 | Des Moines | John Patterson. |
| 10 | Henry | John S. Woolson. |
| 11 | Jefferson | Sanford M. Boling. |
| 12 | Keokuk | Sanford Harned. |
| 13 | Wapello | Gregg A. Madson. |
| 14 | Washington and Louisa | John W. Prizer. |
| 15 | Mahaska | J. Kelley Johnson. |
| 16 | Marion | James F. Greenlee. |
| 17 | Warren | Mark A. Dashiell. |
| 18 | Madison, Adair and Cass | Lafayette Young. |
| 19 | Pottawattamie | George F. Wright. |
| 20 | Muscatine | Thomas Hanna. |
| 21 | Scott | William A. Foster. |
| 22 | Clinton | Nathaniel A. Merrell. |
| 23 | Cedar and Jones | John Russell. |
| 24 | Jackson | Pierce Mitchell. |
| 25 | Johnson | John C. Shrader. |
| 26 | Iowa | Christian Hedges. |
| 27 | Linn | John W. Henderson. |
| 28 | Benton | John D. Nichols. |
| 29 | Jasper | John Meyer. |
| 30 | Polk | Robert C. Webb. |
| 31 | Dallas, Guthrie, Audubon and Shelby | Samuel D. Nichols. |
| 32 | Marshall and Grundy | Delos Arnold. |
| 33 | Boone and Story | John D. Gillett. |
| 34 | Harrison, Monona, Crawford, Ida and Sac | Augustin W. Ford. |
| 35 | Dubuque | Moses M. Ham. |
| 36 | Delaware | Rodney W. Tirrill. |
| 37 | Hardin and Hamilton | Daniel D. Chase. |
| 38 | Black Hawk | H. C. Hemenway. |
| 39 | Buchanan | Merritt W. Harmon. |
| 40 | Clayton | Martin Garber. |
| 41 | Allamakee | Henry Nielander. |
| 42 | Winneshiek | Martin N. Johnson. |
| 43 | Fayette | William Larrabee. |
| 44 | Bremer, Chickasaw, Howard | Aaron Kimball. |
| 45 | Poweshiek and Tama | Robert M. Haines. |
| 46 | Butler, Floyd and Mitchell | W. P. Gaylord. |
| 47 | Winnebago, Worth, Cerro Gordo, Wright, Franklin, Hancock | F. M. Goodykoontz. |
| 48 | Calhoun, Carroll, Greene and Webster | John J. Russell. |
| 49 | Kossuth, Humboldt, Emmet, Dickinson, Clay, Palo Alto, Pocahontas, O’Brien, Osceola | Eldin J. Hartshorn. |
| 50 | Woodbury, Plymouth, Sioux, Lyon, Cherokee, Buena Vista | Albert H. Lawrence. |
Republicans, 41; Democrats, 7; Nationals, 2.
House of Representatives.
* Lore Alford, Speaker, Republican.
* William V. Lucas, Chief Clerk, Republican.
| DIST. | COUNTIES. | NAMES OF MEMBERS. |
| 1 | Lee | Andrew B. Caldwell, Joseph M. Casey. |
| 2 | Des Moines | Samuel L. Glasgow, J. Wilson Williams. |
| 3 | Henry | Joshua G. Newbold, Charles W. Payne. |
| 4 | Jefferson | John W. Hayden. ​ |
| 5 | Van Buren | Daniel W. Stutsman. |
| 6 | Wapello | F. M. Epperson, J. G. Hutchinson. |
| 7 | Davis | Samuel B. Downing. |
| 8 | Monroe | James M. Robb. |
| 9 | Appanoose | Samuel Hixson. |
| 10 | Lucas | Warren S. Dungan. |
| 11 | Wayne | A. C. Reck. |
| 12 | Clarke | John H. Martindale. |
| 13 | Decatur | J. C. Porter. |
| 14 | Union | Francis M. Richey. |
| 15 | Ringgold | Charles C. Bosworth. |
| 16 | Adams | Edmund Homan. |
| 17 | Taylor | Nathan S. Hornaday. |
| 18 | Montgomery | Zelotes T. Fisher. |
| 19 | Page | Watson E. Webster. |
| 20 | Mills | Winfield S. Lewis. |
| 21 | Fremont | Thomas R. Stockston. |
| 22 | Pottawattamie | George Carson, Benjamin F. Clayton. |
| 23 | Cass | Oil Coomes. |
| 24 | Madison | Daniel Francis. |
| 25 | Warren | William J. Cochran. |
| 26 | Marion | Lorin N. Hays, Solomon F. Prouty. |
| 27 | Mahaska | James Bridges, Joseph H. Evans. |
| 28 | Keokuk | Cyrus H. Mackey. |
| 29 | Washington | Abram Pearson. |
| 30 | Louisa | William A. Colton. |
| 31 | Muscatine | Pliny Nichols, Isaac R. Terry. |
| 32 | Scott | Henry Egbert, Ernest Mueller, Bruce T. Seaman. |
| 33 | Cedar | Robert G. Scott. |
| 34 | Johnson | Moses Bloom, Lewis R. Wolfe. |
| 35 | Iowa | Elvin Tilton. |
| 36 | Poweshiek | Andrew J. Wood. |
| 37 | Jasper | Eli E. Dotson, John M. Tool. |
| 38 | Polk | Josiah A. Harvey, James C. Jordan. |
| 39 | Dallas | William S. Russell. |
| 40 | Guthrie | Joel L. Palmer. |
| 41 | Harrison | George Richardson. |
| 42 | Boone | John H. Jennings. |
| 43 | Story | William D. Lucas. |
| 44 | Marshall | John M. Parker. |
| 45 | Tama | George R. Struble. |
| 46 | Benton | Joseph E. Cobbey, Jacob K. Wagner. |
| 47 | Linn | William R. Brown, R. D. Stephens. |
| 48 | Jones | Silas M. Yoran. |
| 49 | Clinton | William Lake, LeRoi B. Wadleigh. |
| 50 | Jackson | A. W. Richardson, Samuel S. Simpson. |
| 51 | Dubuque | Michael Ehl, William J. Knight, Dennis O’Brien. |
| 52 | Delaware | William H. Merten. |
| 53 | Buchanan | Isaac Muncey. |
| 54 | Black Hawk | Lore Alford, Jeremiah L. Gay. |
| 55 | Grundy | Abram V. Stout. |
| 56 | Hardin | Corydon M. Nagle. |
| 57 | Hamilton | Gilbert M. Blair. |
| 58 | Webster | John F. Duncombe. |
| 59 | Woodbury | John B. Belfrage. |
| 60 | Butler | Alvin M. Whaley. |
| 61 | Bremer | Ephraim J. Dean. |
| 62 | Fayette | Abner Lewis. |
| 63 | Clayton | Gregor McGregor, John Van Staden. |
| 64 | Allamakee | Thomas H. Barnes. |
| 65 | Winneshiek | Henry A. Bakers, Levi M. Hubbell. |
| 66 | Howard | Samuel S. Lambert. |
| 67 | Chickasaw | William B. Perrin. |
| 68 | Mitchell | Isaac Patterson. |
| 69 | Floyd | Orlo H. Lyon. |
| 70 | Plymouth, Sioux, Lyon | Alexander L. Beach. |
| 71 | Monona, Crawford, Ida | Henry C. Laub. |
| 72 | Cherokee, Buena Vista, Pocahontas, Sac | D. J. McDaid. ​ |
| 73 | Calhoun, Carroll, Greene | S. T. Hutchinson. |
| 74 | Adair, Audubon, Shelby | Platt Wicks. |
| 75 | Clay, Dickinson, O’Brien and Osceola | Walter B. Brown. |
| 76 | Emmet, Humboldt, Kossuth and Palo Alto | Anson D. Bicknell. |
| 77 | Hancock, Winnebago, Worth and Wright | Justin M. Hull. |
| 78 | Cerro Gordo, Franklin | John H. King. |
Republicans, 82; Democrats, 14; Nationals, 4.
The General Assembly Adjourned March, 27, 1880.
NINETEENTH GENERAL ASSEMBLY.
Convened at Des Moines, January 9, 1882.
The Senate.
Lieutenant-Governor Orlando H. Manning, President, Republican.
Frank D. Jackson, Secretary, Republican.
| DIST. | COUNTIES. | NAMES OF MEMBERS. |
| 1 | Lee | Henry W. Rothert. |
| 2 | Van Buren and Davis | Alexander Brown. |
| 3 | Appanoose | Jesse J. Wall. |
| 4 | Monroe and Wayne | David M. Clark. |
| 5 | Union, Clarke and Lucas | William M. Wilson. |
| 6 | Decatur, Ringgold and Taylor | Isaac W. Keller. |
| 7 | Fremont and Page | Talton E. Clark. |
| 8 | Mills, Montgomery and Adams | Alfred Hebard. |
| 9 | Des Moines | Benton J. Hall. |
| 10 | Henry | Lot Abraham. |
| 11 | Jefferson | Sanford M. Boling. |
| 12 | Keokuk | Cassius M. Brown. |
| 13 | Wapello | Joseph G. Hutchison. |
| 14 | Washington and Louisa | John W. Prizer. |
| 15 | Mahaska | J. Kelley Johnson. |
| 16 | Marion | James P. Greenlee. |
| 17 | Warren | Mark A. Dashiell. |
| 18 | Madison, Adair and Cass | Cephas B. Hunt. |
| 19 | Pottawattamie | George F. Wright. |
| 20 | Muscatine | Pliny Nichols. |
| 21 | Scott | John C. Bills. |
| 22 | Clinton | Wickliffe A. Cotton. |
| 23 | Cedar and Jones | John Russell. |
| 24 | Jackson | Pierce Mitchell. |
| 25 | Johnson | John C. Shrader. |
| 26 | Iowa | William A. Patrick. |
| 27 | Linn | John W. Henderson. |
| 28 | Benton | John D. Nichols. |
| 29 | Jasper | Egbert C. Sudlow. |
| 30 | Polk | Hiram T. Smith. |
| 31 | Dallas, Guthrie, Audubon and Shelby | Samuel D. Nichols. |
| 32 | Marshall and Grundy | Delos Arnold. |
| 33 | Boone and Story | John D. Gillett. |
| 34 | Harrison, Monona, Crawford, Ida and Sac | T. M. C. Logan. |
| 35 | Dubuque | Julius K. Graves. |
| 36 | Delaware | Rodney W. Tirrill. |
| 37 | Hardin and Hamilton | John L. Kamrar. |
| 38 | Black Hawk | H. C. Hemenway. |
| 39 | Buchanan | Merritt W. Harmon. |
| 40 | Clayton | Martin Garber. |
| 41 | Allamakee | Henry Neilander. |
| 42 | Winneshiek | Henry A. Baker. |
| 43 | Fayette | William Larrabee. |
| 44 | Bremer, Chickasaw, Howard | C. A Marshall. ​ |
| 45 | Poweshiek and Tama | Alfred N. Poyneer. |
| 46 | Butler, Floyd and Mitchell | Alvin M. Whaley. |
| 47 | Winnebago, Worth, Cerro Gordo, Wright, Franklin, Hancock | Horace G. Parker. |
| 48 | Calhoun, Carroll, Greene and Webster | John J. Russell. |
| 49 | Kossuth, Humboldt, Emmet, Dickinson, Clay, Palo Alto, Pocahontas, O’Brien, Osceola | Eldin J. Hartshorn. |
| 50 | Woodbury, Plymouth, Sioux, Lyon, Cherokee, Buena Vista | Gifford S. Robinson. |
Repulicans, 45; Democrats, 2; Greenbacks, 3.
House of Representatives.
* George R. Struble, Speaker, Republican.
* Eugene C. Haynes, Chief Clerk, Republican.
| DIST. | COUNTIES. | NAMES OF MEMBERS. |
| 1 | Lee | John N. Irwin, James H. Snook. |
| 2 | Des Moines | William Lynch, A. H. Kuhlemeier. |
| 3 | Henry | Charles W. Payne, Micajah L. Crew. |
| 4 | Jefferson | John Williamson. |
| 5 | Van Buren | James Elerick. |
| 6 | Wapello | F. M. Epperson, George W. Dickens. |
| 7 | Davis | Samuel B. Downing. |
| 8 | Monroe | James M. Robb. |
| 9 | Appanoose | Eph. M. Reynolds. |
| 10 | Lucas | Warren S. Dungan. |
| 11 | Wayne | George McCulloch. |
| 12 | Clarke | William H. Hall. |
| 13 | Decatur | William F. Kelley. |
| 14 | Union | Anson P. Stephens. |
| 15 | Ringgold | Charles C. Bosworth. |
| 16 | Adams | Thomas L. Maxwell. |
| 17 | Taylor | Lyman Evans. |
| 18 | Montgomery | Cornelius C. Platter. |
| 19 | Page | John X. Griffith. |
| 20 | Mills | Winfield S. Lewis. |
| 21 | Fremont | Loren R. Henderson. |
| 22 | Pottawattamie | Henry O. Seifert, Jacob C. Morgan. |
| 23 | Cass | William Baughman. |
| 24 | Madison | Butler Bird. |
| 25 | Warren | William F. Powell. |
| 26 | Marion | William Blain, Henry M. McCully. |
| 27 | Mahaska | James Bridges, Robert B. Warren. |
| 28 | Keokuk | Thomas E. Johns. |
| 29 | Washington | Abram Pearson. |
| 30 | Louisa | Francis A. Duncan. |
| 31 | Muscatine | John C Donahey, John A. Pickler. |
| 32 | Scott | Ernst Mueller, P. W. McManus, William O. Schmidt. |
| 33 | Cedar | William P. Wolf. |
| 34 | Johnson | Lewis R. Wolfe, Edward W. Lucas. |
| 35 | Iowa | Elvin Tilton. |
| 36 | Poweshiek | Charles H. Spencer. |
| 37 | Jasper | Ell E. Dotson, John M. Tool. |
| 38 | Polk | Thomas W. Havens, Thomas E. Haines. |
| 39 | Dallas | Timothy J. Caldwell. |
| 40 | Guthrie | Michael McDonald. |
| 41 | Harrison | Lemuel R. Bolter. |
| 42 | Boone | Adoniram J. Holmes. |
| 43 | Story | Thomas C. McCall. |
| 44 | Marshall | Edward L. Lemert. |
| 45 | Tama | George R. Struble. |
| 46 | Benton | John Ryder, John M. St. Clair. |
| 47 | Linn | Irving P. Bowdish, Frank W. Hart. ​ |
| 48 | Jones | Martin H. Calkins. |
| 49 | Clinton | Dallas D. Rorick, Larkin Upton. |
| 50 | Jackson | Samuel S. Simpson, Gilman L. Johnson. |
| 51 | Dubuque | Dennis O’Brien, Michael Ehl, A. W. Daugherty. |
| 52 | Delaware | William H. Merten. |
| 53 | Buchanan | Isaac Muncey. |
| 54 | Black Hawk | Charles A. Bishop, Thomas Welstead. |
| 55 | Grundy | Abram V. Stout. |
| 56 | Hardin | Cyrus J. Cook. |
| 57 | Hamilton | Charles Aldrich. |
| 58 | Webster | Robert M. Right. |
| 59 | Woodbury | Elbert H. Hubbard. |
| 60 | Butler | Henry C. Brown. |
| 61 | Bremer | Lewis S. Hanchett. |
| 62 | Fayette | William Taylor. |
| 63 | Clayton | Gregor McGregor, John Van Staden. |
| 64 | Allamakee | Willard C. Earle. |
| 65 | Winneshiek | Levi Hubbell, D. O. Aaker. |
| 66 | Howard | Samuel S. Lambert. |
| 67 | Chickasaw | James F. Babcock. |
| 68 | Mitchell | Henry F. Tucker. |
| 69 | Floyd | Waldo S. Flint. |
| 70 | Plymouth, Sioux and Lyon | Charles L. Davidson. |
| 71 | Monona, Crawford and Ida | Robert T. Shearer. |
| 72 | Cherokee, Buena Vista, Pocahontas and Sac | Horatio Pitcher. |
| 73 | Calhoun, Carroll, Greene | L. F. Danforth. |
| 74 | Adair, Audubon and Shelby | Platt Wicks. |
| 75 | Clay, Dickinson, O’Brien and Osceola | Osmond M. Barrett. |
| 76 | Emmet, Humboldt, Kossuth and Palo Alto | John J. Wilson. |
| 77 | Hancock, Winnebago, Worth and Wright | John E. Anderson. |
| 78 | Cerro Gordo and Franklin | Rufus S. Benson. |
Republicans, 70; Democrats, 24; Greenbacks, 6.
The General Assembly Adjourned March 17, 1882.
TWENTIETH GENERAL ASSEMBLY.
Convened at Des Moines, January 14, 1884.
The Senate.
Lieutenant-Governor Orlando H. Manning, President, Republican.
Frank D. Jackson, Secretary, Republican.
| DIST. | COUNTIES. | NAMES OF MEMBERS. |
| 1 | Lee | Henry W. Rothert. |
| 2 | Van Buren and Davis | John W. Carr. |
| 3 | Appanoose and Monroe | Edward J. Gault. |
| 4 | Wayne and Lucas | Lewis Miles. |
| 5 | Clarke and Decatur | John McDonough. |
| 6 | Ringgold, Taylor and Union | A. P. Stephens. |
| 7 | Fremont and Page | Talton E. Clark. |
| 8 | Mills and Montgomery | James S. Hendrie. |
| 9 | Des Moines | Benton J. Hall. |
| 10 | Jefferson and Henry | Lot Abraham. |
| 11 | Louisa and Washington | Francis A. Duncan. |
| 12 | Keokuk and Iowa | Cassius M. Brown. |
| 13 | Wapello | Joseph G. Hutchison. |
| 14 | Mahaska | Ben McCoy. |
| 15 | Marion | Edward R. Cassatt. |
| 16 | Madison and Warren | Eli Wilkin. |
| 17 | Audubon, Guthrie and Dallas | Timothy J. Caldwell. |
| 18 | Adams, Adair and Cass | Cephas B. Hunt. |
| 19 | Pottawattamie | George Carson. |
| 20 | Muscatine | Pliny Nichols. |
| 21 | Scott | John C. Bills. ​ |
| 22 | Clinton | Wickliffe A. Cotton. |
| 23 | Jackson | Gilman L. Johnson. |
| 24 | Cedar and Jones | John C. Chambers. |
| 25 | Johnson | Moses Bloom. |
| 26 | Linn | John W. Henderson. |
| 27 | Benton | John Ryder. |
| 28 | Marshall | Preston M. Sutton. |
| 29 | Jasper | Egbert O. Sudlow. |
| 30 | Polk | Hiram Y. Smith. |
| 31 | Boone and Story | John D. Gillett. |
| 32 | Hardin and Grundy | Enoch W. Eastman. |
| 33 | Buchanan and Delaware | William G. Donnan. |
| 34 | Harrison and Shelby | T. M. C. Logan. |
| 35 | Dubuque | Julius K. Graves. |
| 36 | Clayton | Frank D. Bayless. |
| 37 | Hamilton, Webster and Wright | John L. Kamrar. |
| 38 | Black Hawk | Herman C. Hemenway. |
| 39 | Butler and Bremer | Alvin M. Whaley. |
| 40 | Allamakee and Fayette | William Larrabee. |
| 41 | Howard, Mitchell and Worth | J. H. Sweney. |
| 42 | Winneshiek | Henry A. Baker. |
| 43 | Cerro Gordo, Franklin, Hancock and Winnebago | John D. Glass. |
| 44 | Chickasaw and Floyd | Chapman A. Marshall. |
| 45 | Poweshiek and Tama | Alfred N. Poyneer. |
| 46 | Woodbury, Monona, Crawford | Charles E. Whiting. |
| 47 | Humboldt, Pocahontas, Palo Alto, Emmet, Kossuth, Clay | Charles C. Chubb. |
| 48 | Greene, Carroll and Calhoun | John J. Russell. |
| 49 | Plymouth, Sioux, Lyon, Osceola, O’Brien and Dickinson | Osmond M. Barrett. |
| 50 | Buena Vista, Cherokee, Sac, Ida | Gifford S. Robinson. |
Republicans, 39; Democrats, 11.
House of Representatives.
William P. Wolf, Speaker, Republican.
Sidney A. Foster, Chief Clerk, Republican.
| DIST. | COUNTIES. | NAMES OF MEMBERS. |
| 1 | Lee | Henry C. Miller, Charles Doerr. |
| 2 | Des Moines | William Lynch, William B. Culbertson. |
| 3 | Henry | Washington I. Babb. |
| 4 | Jefferson | Lewis Fordyce. |
| 5 | Van Buren | William R. Wherry. |
| 6 | Wapello | P. G. Ballingall, Henry Canfield. |
| 7 | Davis | Baptist Hardy. |
| 8 | Monroe | James S. Hogeland. |
| 9 | Appanoose | Samuel Jordan. |
| 10 | Lucas | George C. Boggs. |
| 11 | Wayne | Samuel Wright. |
| 12 | Clarke | W. H. Hall. |
| 13 | Decatur | Elijah Banta. |
| 14 | Union | George Derr. |
| 15 | Ringgold | John Cole. |
| 16 | Adams | Benjamin Widner. |
| 17 | Taylor | Dennis Hamblin. |
| 18 | Montgomery | John V. Johnson. |
| 19 | Page | William Butler. |
| 20 | Mills | Samuel T. Brothers. |
| 21 | Fremont | Loran R. Henderson. |
| 22 | Pottawattamie | B. F. Clayton, Edwin W. Davis. ​ |
| 23 | Cass | Jacob Kuhn. |
| 24 | Adair | John A. Storey. |
| 25 | Madison | Albert R. Dabney. |
| 26 | Warren | James H. Millen. |
| 27 | Marion | Hardin B. Cloud. |
| 28 | Mahaska | Mathew Picken. |
| 29 | Keokuk | Timothy F. McCarty. |
| 30 | Washington | John P. Huskins. |
| 31 | Louisa | O. H. P. Linn. |
| 32 | Muscatine | James J. Russell. |
| 33 | Scott | William O. Schmidt, Whitaker M. Grant, |
| 34 | Cedar | William P. Wolf. |
| 35 | Johnson | Cyrus S. Ranck, Edward W. Lucas. |
| 36 | Iowa | Norman B. Holbrook. |
| 37 | Poweshiek | Joel Stewart. |
| 38 | Jasper | Byron C. Ward, William H. McCulloch. |
| 39 | Polk | James M. Tuttle, Charles L. Watrous. |
| 40 | Dallas | David J. Pattee. |
| 41 | Guthrie | James A. Lyons. |
| 42 | Harrison | Lemuel R. Bolter. |
| 43 | Boone | Philip Livinston. |
| 44 | Story | Thomas C. McCall. |
| 45 | Marshall | John G. Brown. |
| 46 | Tama | Welcome Mowry. |
| 47 | Benton | George C. Scrimgeour. |
| 48 | Linn | Robert Smyth, Jonathan J. Nugent. |
| 49 | Jones | Martin H. Calkins. |
| 50 | Clinton | Larkin Upton, Nathaniel A. Merrell. |
| 51 | Jackson | John Manderschied. |
| 52 | Dubuque | John J. Linehan, Isaac W. Baldwin. |
| 53 | Delaware | Joseph M. Holbrook. |
| 54 | Buchanan | William H. Chamberlin. |
| 55 | Black Hawk | George W. Hayzlett. |
| 56 | Grundy | Daniel Kerr. |
| 57 | Hardin | Silas M. Weaver. |
| 58 | Hamilton | Julius M. Jones. |
| 59 | Webster | Cyrus C. Carpenter. |
| 60 | Woodbury | Squire W. Haviland. |
| 61 | Butler | Henry C. Brown. |
| 62 | Bremer | Harry H. Green. |
| 63 | Fayette | Edward Rice. |
| 64 | Clayton | John Killen, Charles Mentzel. |
| 65 | Allamakee | Theo. Natchtway. |
| 66 | Winneshiek | Drengman O. Aaker. |
| 67 | Howard | Samuel A. Converse. |
| 68 | Chickasaw | John M. Gilliland. |
| 69 | Mitchell | Clarence C. Vanderpoel. |
| 70 | Floyd | Ethelbert W. Wilbur. |
| 71 | Plymouth | Henry C. Curtis. |
| 72 | Sioux, Lyon and Osceola | Lorenzo D. Sherman. |
| 73 | Monona | Daniel Campbell. |
| 74 | Crawford | Charles Bullock. |
| 75 | Ida and Buena Vista | Jesse Kennedy. |
| 76 | Cherokee and Clay | Charles W. Filmore. |
| 77 | Sac | D. J. McDaid. |
| 78 | Calhoun and Pocahontas | Josiah D. McVay. |
| 79 | Greene | Albert Head. |
| 80 | Carroll | Michael Miller. |
| 81 | Shelby | Christian J. Wayland. |
| 82 | Audubon | Jacob A. Overholtzer. |
| 83 | O’Brien and Dickinson | George W. Schee. |
| 84 | Palo Alto, Emmet and Kossuth | Thomas W. Harrison. |
| 85 | Humboldt and Wright | William T. R. Humphrey. |
| 86 | Winnebago, Hancock, Worth | George F. Wattson. |
| 87 | Cerro Gordo | Norman Densmore. |
| 88 | Franklin | Rufus S. Benson. |
Republicans, 52; Democrats, 42; Greenbacks, 6.
The General Assembly Adjourned April 2, 1884.
TWENTY-FIRST GENERAL ASSEMBLY.
Convened at Des Moines, January 11, 1886.
The Senate.
Lieutenant-Governor John A. T. Hull, President, Republican.
Don D. Donnan, Secretary, Republican.
| DIST. | COUNTIES. | NAMES OF MEMBERS. |
| 1 | Lee | J. M. Casey. |
| 2 | Van Buren and Davis | John W. Carr. |
| 3 | Appanoose and Monroe | Edward J. Gault. |
| 4 | Wayne and Lucas | Lewis Miles. |
| 5 | Clarke and Decatur | John McDonough. |
| 6 | Ringgold, Taylor and Union | A. P. Stephens. |
| 7 | Page and Fremont | T. E. Clarke. |
| 8 | Mills and Montgomery | James S. Hendrie. |
| 9 | Des Moines | W. W. Dodge. |
| 10 | Henry and Jefferson | John S. Woolson. |
| 11 | Louisa and Washington | Francis A. Duncan. |
| 12 | Wapello | J. G. Hutchison. |
| 13 | Keokuk and Iowa | James Dooley. |
| 14 | Mahaska | Benjamin McCoy. |
| 15 | Marion | Ed. R. Cassatt. |
| 16 | Madison and Warren | Eli Wilkin. |
| 17 | Audubon, Guthrie and Dallas | Timothy J. Caldwell. |
| 18 | Adair, Adams and Cass | Lafayette Young. |
| 19 | Pottawattamie | George Carson. |
| 20 | Muscatine | S. T. Chesebro. |
| 21 | Scott | W. O. Schmidt. |
| 22 | Clinton | P. B. Wolfe. |
| 23 | Jackson | G. L. Johnson. |
| 24 | Cedar and Jones | John C. Chambers. |
| 25 | Johnson | Moses Bloom. |
| 26 | Linn | J. W. Henderson. |
| 27 | Benton | John Ryder. |
| 28 | Marshall | Preston M. Sutton. |
| 29 | Jasper | M. P. Doud. |
| 30 | Polk | C. H. Gatch. |
| 31 | Boone and Story | John Scott. |
| 32 | Hardin and Grundy | M. Underwood. |
| 33 | Buchanan and Delaware | William G. Donnan. |
| 34 | Harrison and Shelby | L. R. Bolter. |
| 35 | Dubuque | W. J. Knight. |
| 36 | Clayton | F. D. Bayless. |
| 37 | Hamilton, Webster and Wright | N. F. Weber. |
| 38 | Black Hawk | Matt Parrott. |
| 39 | Butler and Bremer | Alvin M. Whaley. |
| 40 | Allamakee and Fayette | W. C. Earle. |
| 41 | Howard, Mitchell and Worth | J. H. Sweney. |
| 42 | Winneshiek | T. W. Burdick. |
| 43 | Cerro Gordo, Franklin, Hancock and Winnebago | John D. Glass. |
| 44 | Chickasaw and Floyd | R. W. Riniger. |
| 45 | Poweshiek and Tama | A. N. Poyneer. |
| 46 | Woodbury, Monona, Crawford | C. E. Whiting. |
| 47 | Humboldt, Pocahontas, Palo Alto, Emmet, Kossuth, Clay | Charles C. Chubb. |
| 48 | Greene, Carroll and Calhoun | J. K. Deal. |
| 49 | Plymouth, Sioux, Lyon, O’Brien, Oseola and Dickinson | O. M. Barrett. |
| 50 | Buena Vista, Cherokee, Sac, Ida | G. S. Robinson. |
Republicans, 31; Democrats and Fusion, 19.
House of Representatives.
* Albert Head, Speaker, Republican.
* J. K. Powers, Chief Clerk, Republican.
| DIST. | COUNTIES. | NAMES OF MEMBERS. |
| 1 | Lee | J. E. Craig, W. G. Kent. |
| 2 | Des Moines | W. B. Culbertson, John S. Penny. |
| 3 | Henry | W. S. Withrow. |
| 4 | Jefferson | H. B. Mitchell. |
| 5 | Van Buren | W. M. Walker. |
| 6 | Wapello | D. A. LaForce, J. R. Burgess. |
| 7 | Davis | L. D. Hotchkiss. |
| 8 | Monroe | A. A. Ramsey. |
| 9 | Appanoose | E. M. Reynolds. |
| 10 | Lucas | George C. Boggs. |
| 11 | Wayne | J. R. Bradley. |
| 12 | Clarke | W. G. Agnew. |
| 13 | Decatur | Thomas Teale. |
| 14 | Union | W. H. Robb. |
| 15 | Ringgold | John Cole. |
| 16 | Adams | Ed. C. Russell. |
| 17 | Taylor | G. L. Finn. |
| 18 | Montgomery | F. P. Greenlee. |
| 19 | Page | William Butler. |
| 20 | Mills | John Barnum. |
| 21 | Fremont | J. M. Hammond. |
| 22 | Pottawattamie | J. H. Keatley, R. S. Hart. |
| 23 | Cass | Silas Wilson. |
| 24 | Adair | John A. Storey. |
| 25 | Madison | A. R. Dabney. |
| 26 | Warren | C. L. Anderson. |
| 27 | Marion | E. Shaw. |
| 28 | Mahaska | D. L. Lyons. |
| 29 | Keokuk | W. W. Kline. |
| 30 | Washington | B. F. Tipton. |
| 31 | Louisa | L. A. Riley. |
| 32 | Muscatine | B. H. Garrett. |
| 33 | Scott | Philip Dietz, George H. Clark. |
| 34 | Cedar | R. G. Cousins. |
| 35 | Johnson | C. S. Ranck, George W. Ball. |
| 36 | Iowa | N. B. Holbrook. |
| 37 | Poweshiek | W. H. Redman. |
| 38 | Jasper | Aaron Custer, J. H. Smith. |
| 39 | Polk | Wesley Redhead, J. G. Berryhill. |
| 40 | Dallas | D. J. Pattee. |
| 41 | Guthrie | J. A. Lyons. |
| 42 | Harrison | D. M. Harris. |
| 43 | Boone | S. L. Moore. |
| 44 | Story | Oley Nelson. |
| 45 | Marshall | J. G. Brown. |
| 46 | Tama | H. J. Stiger. |
| 47 | Benton | S. S. Sweet. |
| 48 | Linn | William G. Thompson, John T. Hamilton. |
| 49 | Jones | George W. Lathrop. |
| 50 | Clinton | John Coleman, Edward Hart. |
| 51 | Jackson | John Manderscheid. |
| 52 | Dubuque | J. J. Linehan, I. W. Baldwin, |
| 53 | Delaware | L. S Gates. |
| 54 | Buchanan | W. H. Chamberlin. |
| 55 | Black Hawk | G. W. Hayzlett. |
| 56 | Grundy | Hans Peterson. |
| 57 | Hardin | S. M. Weaver. |
| 58 | Hamilton | Augustus Anderson. |
| 59 | Webster | S. T. Meservey. |
| 60 | Woodbury | R. C. Rice. |
| 61 | Butler | Elwood Wilson. |
| 62 | Bremer | M. S. Wright. |
| 63 | Fayette | J. K. Montgomery. |
| 64 | Clayton | J. Killen, J. F. Thompson. |
| 65 | Allamakee | Theo. Natchwey. |
| 66 | Winneshiek | Nels Larson. ​ |
| 67 | Howard | S. A. Converse. |
| 68 | Chickasaw | H. H. Bailey. |
| 69 | Mitchell | D. F. McCarthy. |
| 70 | Floyd | E. W. Wilbur. |
| 71 | Plymouth | W. H. Dent. |
| 72 | Lyon, Sioux and Osceola | E. C. Roach. |
| 73 | Monona | W. F. Wiley. |
| 74 | Crawford | I. T. Roberts. |
| 75 | Buena Vista and Ida | G. L. Dobson. |
| 76 | Cherokee and Clay | M. S. Butler. |
| 77 | Sac | Phil Schaller. |
| 78 | Pocahontas and Calhoun | J. J. Bruce. |
| 79 | Greene | Albert Head. |
| 80 | Carroll | W. L. Culbertson. |
| 81 | Shelby | C. J. Wyland. |
| 82 | Audubon | J. A Overholtzer. |
| 83 | O’Brien and Dickinson | George W. Shee. |
| 84 | Palo Alto, Emmet, Kossuth | R. H. Spencer. |
| 85 | Humboldt and Wright | I. L. Welch. |
| 86 | Winnebago, Hancock, Worth | Simon Rustard. |
| 87 | Cerro Gordo | N. Densmore. |
| 88 | Franklin | R. S. Benson. |
Republicans, 60; Fusion, 40.
The General Assembly Adjourned April 13, 1886.
TWENTY-SECOND GENERAL ASSEMBLY.
Convened at Des Moines, January 9, 1888.
The Senate.
Lieutenant-Governor John A. T. Hull, President, Republican.
Cloud H. Brock, Secretary, Republican.
| DIST. | COUNTIES. | NAMES OF MEMBERS. |
| 1 | Lee | William G. Kent. |
| 2 | Jefferson and Van Buren | R. R. Vale. |
| 3 | Appanoose and Davis | W. H. Taylor. |
| 4 | Lucas and Wayne | Warren S. Dungan. |
| 5 | Union, Ringgold and Decatur | J. B. Harsh. |
| 6 | Adams and Taylor | George L. Finn. |
| 7 | Page and Fremont | Talton E. Clark. |
| 8 | Mills and Montgomery | Thomas Weidman. |
| 9 | Des Moines | W. W. Dodge. |
| 10 | Henry and Washington | John S. Woolson. |
| 11 | Warren and Clarke | James H. Barnett. |
| 12 | Keokuk and Poweshiek | James Dooley. |
| 13 | Wapello | J. G. Hutchison. |
| 14 | Mahaska | Ben McCoy. |
| 15 | Marion and Monroe | Ed. R. Cassatt. |
| 16 | Adair and Madison | Richard Price. |
| 17 | Audubon, Dallas and Guthrie | T. J. Caldwell. |
| 18 | Cass and Shelby | Lafayette Young. |
| 19 | Pottawattamie | William Groneweg. |
| 20 | Muscatine and Louisa | S. T. Chesebro. |
| 21 | Scott | William O. Schmidt. |
| 22 | Clinton | P. B. Wolfe. |
| 23 | Jackson | A. G. Kegler. |
| 24 | Cedar and Jones | E. B. Bills. |
| 25 | Iowa and Johnson | M. J. Kelly. |
| 26 | Linn | J. H. Smith. |
| 27 | Calhoun and Webster | J. D. McVay. |
| 28 | Marshall | W. D. Mills. |
| 29 | Jasper | M. P. Doud. |
| 30 | Polk | C. H. Gatch. |
| 31 | Boone and Story | D. B. Davidson. |
| 32 | Woodbury | J. S. Lawrence. ​ |
| 33 | Buchanan and Delaware | Ed. P. Seeds. |
| 34 | Harrison, Monona, Crawford | L. R. Bolter. |
| 35 | Dubuque | W. J. Knight. |
| 36 | Clayton | F. D. Bayless. |
| 37 | Hamilton, Hardin and Wright | N. F. Weber. |
| 38 | Black Hawk and Grundy | Matt Parrott. |
| 39 | Butler and Bremer | L. S. Hanchett. |
| 40 | Allamakee and Fayette | L. B. Mattoon. |
| 41 | Mitchell, Worth and Winnebago | J. H. Sweney. |
| 42 | Howard and Winnesheik | S. A. Converse. |
| 43 | Hancock, Franklin, Cerro Gordo | N. V. Brower. |
| 44 | Chickasaw and Floyd | R. G. Reiniger. |
| 45 | Benton and Tama | A. N. Poyneer. |
| 46 | Cherokee, Ida and Plymouth | A. F. Meservey. |
| 47 | Clay, Dickinson, Emmet, Palo Alto and Kossuth | A. B. Funk. |
| 48 | Sac, Carroll and Greene | John K. Deal. |
| 49 | Lyon, Osceola, Sioux, O’Brien | O. M. Barrett. |
| 50 | Buena Vista, Pocahontas and Humboldt | A. O. Garlock. |
Republicans, 32; Democrats, 15; Independents, 3.
House of Representatives.
* W. H. Redman, Speaker, Republican.
* D. C. Kolp, Chief Clerk, Republican.
| DIST. | COUNTIES. | NAMES OF MEMBERS. |
| 1 | Lee | John E. Craig. |
| 2 | Van Buren | W. M. Thorniley. |
| 3 | Davis | L. D. Hotchkiss. |
| 4 | Appanoose | G. W. Wyckoff. |
| 5 | Wayne | L. W. Lewis. |
| 6 | Decatur | Thomas Teale. |
| 7 | Ringgold | Wiliam Brown. |
| 8 | Taylor | C. M. Paschal. |
| 9 | Page | S. E. Field. |
| 10 | Fremont | F. M. Estes. |
| 11 | Mills | A. J. Chantry. |
| 12 | Montgomery | John W. Yergey. |
| 13 | Adams | Edward C. Russell. |
| 14 | Union | W. H. Robb. |
| 15 | Clarke | W. G. Agnew. |
| 16 | Lucas | H. L. Byers. |
| 17 | Monroe | J. C. Robeson. |
| 18 | Wapello | J. R. Burgess. |
| 19 | Jefferson | George W. Ball. |
| 20 | Henry | S. L. Steele. |
| 21 | Des Moines | Fred W. Kline. |
| 22 | Louisa | L. A. Riley. |
| 23 | Washington | B. F. Tipton. |
| 24 | Keokuk | J. C. Beem. |
| 25 | Mahaska | Samuel W. Jones. |
| 26 | Marion | Lafayette Jolly. |
| 27 | Warren | C. L. Anderson. |
| 28 | Madison | J. H. Mack. |
| 29 | Adair | A. D. Crooks. |
| 30 | Cass | Silas Wilson. |
| 31 | Pottawattamie | R. S. Hart, A. W. Wyman. |
| 32 | Harrison | B. F. Roberts. |
| 33 | Shelby | W. Roundy. |
| 34 | Audubon | William Walker. |
| 35 | Guthrie | I. R. Shipley. |
| 36 | Dallas | T. A. Thornburg. ​ |
| 37 | Polk | James G. Berryhill, A. B. Cummins. |
| 38 | Jasper | A. Custer. |
| 39 | Poweshiek | W. H. Redman. |
| 40 | Iowa | Abraham Owen. |
| 41 | Johnson | George W. Wagner. |
| 42 | Muscatine | John A. Evans. |
| 43 | Scott | Philip Dietz, Chas. G. Hipwell. |
| 44 | Cedar | H. C. Piatt. |
| 45 | Clinton | W. W. Buell, G. M. Curtis. |
| 46 | Jackson | George L. Mitchell. |
| 47 | Jones | G. Eilers. |
| 48 | Linn | Joshua Doron, John T. Hamilton. |
| 49 | Benton | John C. Kennan. |
| 50 | Tama | R. H. Moore. |
| 51 | Marshall | Charles Ezkles. |
| 52 | Story | Oley Nelson. |
| 53 | Boone | John C. Hall. |
| 54 | Greene | Albert Head. |
| 55 | Carroll | Oliver Horton. |
| 56 | Crawford | W. A. Davie. |
| 57 | Monona | F. F. Roe. |
| 58 | Woodbury | R. C. Rice. |
| 59 | Ida | D. Nicoll. |
| 60 | Sac | I. S. Hunter. |
| 61 | Calhoun | Edgar L. Hobbs. |
| 62 | Webster | Isaac L. Woods. |
| 63 | Hamilton | Augustus Anderson. |
| 64 | Hardin | Thomas N. Hauser. |
| 65 | Grundy | H. S. Draper. |
| 66 | Black Hawk | Edward Townsend. |
| 67 | Buchanan | John Calvin. |
| 68 | Delaware | W. C. Oakman. |
| 69 | Dubuque | A. Limbock, James Rowan. |
| 70 | Clayton | J. F. Thompson. |
| 71 | Fayette | G. D. Darnall. |
| 72 | Bremer | John Homrighaus. |
| 73 | Butler | Elwood Wilson. |
| 74 | Franklin | J. W. Luke. |
| 75 | Wright | A. S. Chapman. |
| 76 | Humboldt | J. M. Schleicher. |
| 77 | Clay, Pocahontas | Charles W. Fillmore. |
| 78 | Buena Vista | G. L. Dobson. |
| 79 | Cherokee | J. C. Lockin. |
| 80 | Plymouth | A. M. Duus. |
| 81 | Sioux | Henry Hospers. |
| 82 | O’Brien | E. F. Parkhurst. |
| 83 | Dickinson, Emmet, Palo Alto | W. M. McFarland. |
| 84 | Kossuth | Andrew D. Clarke. |
| 85 | Winnebago, Hancock | John W. Mahoney. |
| 86 | Cerro Gordo | James G. Blythe. |
| 87 | Floyd | E. W. Wilbur. |
| 88 | Chickasaw | John Foley. |
| 89 | Allamakee | John F. Dayton. |
| 90 | Winneshiek | Nels Larson. |
| 91 | Howard | William Theophilus. |
| 92 | Mitchell | James A. Smith. |
| 93 | Worth | J. N. Slosson. |
| 94 | Lyon, Osceola | E. C. Roach. |
Republicans, 64; Democrats, 33; Independents, 3.
The General Assembly Adjourned on the 10th of April, 1888.
TWENTY-THIRD GENERAL ASSEMBLY.
Convened at Des Moines, January 13, 1890.
The Senate.
Lieutenant-Governor A. N. Poyneer, President, Republican.
W. R. Cochrane, Secretary, Republican.
| DIST. | COUNTIES. | NAMES OF MEMBERS. |
| 1 | Lee | William G. Kent. |
| 2 | Jefferson, Van Buren | B. R. Vale. |
| 3 | Appanoose, Davis | William H. Taylor. |
| 4 | Lucas, Wayne | Warren S. Dungan. |
| 5 | Union, Ringgold, Decatur | J. B. Harsh. |
| 6 | Adams, Taylor | George L. Finn. |
| 7 | Fremont, Page | G. W. Perkins. |
| 8 | Montgomery, Mills | Thomas Weidman. |
| 9 | Des Moines | W. W. Dodge. |
| 10 | Washington, Henry | John S. Woolson. |
| 11 | Warren, Clarke | James H. Barnett. |
| 12 | Poweshiek, Keokuk | Joel Stewart. |
| 13 | Wapello | P. G. Ballingall. |
| 14 | Mahaska | Ben McCoy. |
| 15 | Marion, Monroe | Ed. R. Cassatt. |
| 16 | Adair, Madison | Richard Price. |
| 17 | Audubon, Dallas, Guthrie | T. J. Caldwell. |
| 18 | Cass, Shelby | W. F. Cleveland. |
| 19 | Pottawattamie | William Groneweg. |
| 20 | Muscatine, Louisa | John M. Gobble. |
| 21 | Scott | William O. Schmidt. |
| 22 | Clinton | P. B. Wolfe. |
| 23 | Jackson | A. G. Kegler. |
| 24 | Cedar, Jones | E. B. Bills. |
| 25 | Iowa, Johnson | M. J. Kelly. |
| 26 | Linn | J. H. Smith. |
| 27 | Calhoun, Webster | J. D. McVey. |
| 28 | Marshall | William D. Mills. |
| 29 | Jasper | Perry Engle. |
| 30 | Polk | C. H. Gatch. |
| 31 | Boone, Story | D. B. Davidson. |
| 32 | Woodbury | J. S. Lawrence. |
| 33 | Delaware, Buchanan | Ed. P. Seeds. |
| 34 | Harrison, Monona, Crawford | L. R. Bolter. |
| 35 | Dubuque | James A. Shields. |
| 36 | Clayton | F. D. Bayless. |
| 37 | Wright, Hardin, Hamilton | William C. Smith. |
| 38 | Grundy, Black Hawk | Matt Parrott. |
| 39 | Butler, Bremer | L. S Hanchett. |
| 40 | Allamakee, Fayette | L. B. Mattoon. |
| 41 | Mitchell, Worth, Winnebago | J. F. Clyde. |
| 42 | Winneshiek, Howard | A. K. Bailey. |
| 43 | Hancock, Franklin, Cerro Gordo | N. V. Brower. |
| 44 | Floyd, Chickasaw | Robert G. Reiniger. |
| 45 | Tama, Benton | J. J. Mosnat. |
| 46 | Cherokee, Ida, Plymouth | A. F. Meservey. |
| 47 | Dickinson, Emmet, Clay, Palo Alto, Kossuth | A. B. Funk. |
| 48 | Greene, Carroll, Sac | Thomas Rich. |
| 49 | Lyon, Osceola, Sioux, O’Brien | O. M. Barrett. |
| 50 | Buena Vista, Humboldt, Pocahontas | E. Edgar Mack. |
Republicans, 28; Democrats, 20; Independents, 2.
House of Representatives.
* J. T. Hamilton, Speaker, Democrat.
* H. S. Wilcox, Chief Clerk, Republican.
| DIST. | COUNTIES. | NAMES OF MEMBERS. |
| 1 | Lee | J. P. Hornish. |
| 2 | Van Buren | W. A. Tade. |
| 3 | Davis | L. D. Hotchkiss. |
| 4 | Appanoose | M. M. Walden. |
| 5 | Wayne | L. W. Lewis. |
| 6 | Decatur | G. P. Arnold. ​ |
| 7 | Ringgold | William Brown. |
| 8 | Taylor | C. M. Paschal. |
| 9 | Page | S. E. Field. |
| 10 | Fremont | F. M. Estes. |
| 11 | Mills | A. J. Chantry. |
| 12 | Montgomery | John W. Yergey. |
| 13 | Adams | Ed. C. Russell. |
| 14 | Union | W. W. Morrow. |
| 15 | Clarke | F. M. Kyte. |
| 16 | Lucas | Harvey L. Byers. |
| 17 | Monroe | Josiah T. Young. |
| 18 | Wapello | James J. Smith. |
| 19 | Jefferson | George W. Ball |
| 20 | Henry | Samuel L. Steele. |
| 21 | Des Moines | Ellison Smith. |
| 22 | Louisa | J. F. Holiday. |
| 23 | Washington | Samuel C. Gardner. |
| 24 | Keokuk | J. C. Beem. |
| 25 | Mahaska | Andrew J. Jewell. |
| 26 | Marion | I. B. Hendershot. |
| 27 | Warren | S. J. VanGilder. |
| 28 | Madison | J. H. Mack. |
| 29 | Adair | Peter McDermid. |
| 30 | Cass | Silas Wilson. |
| 31 | Pottawattamie | Riley W. Briggs, William H. Ware. |
| 32 | Harrison | J. K. McGavren. |
| 33 | Shelby | W. Roundy. |
| 34 | Audubon | William Walker. |
| 35 | Guthrie | Ira R. Shipley. |
| 36 | Dallas | T. A. Thornburg. |
| 37 | Polk | B. B. Lane, William J. Stewart. |
| 38 | Jasper | Samuel B. Powers. |
| 39 | Poweshiek | Mat. Ewart. |
| 40 | Iowa | N. B. Holbrook. |
| 41 | Johnson | J. M. Barta Letovsky. |
| 42 | Muscatine | Irving B. Richman. |
| 43 | Scott | Charles G. Hipwell, Christopher Marti. |
| 44 | Cedar | William J. Felkner. |
| 45 | Clinton | George S. Gardiner, Ed Hart. |
| 46 | Jackson | N. B. Nemmers. |
| 47 | Jones | Gerhard Eilers. |
| 48 | Linn | Charles G. Gitchell, John T. Hamilton. |
| 49 | Benton | Lewis A. Mitchell. |
| 50 | Tama | James Morison. |
| 51 | Marshall | Charles Eckels. |
| 52 | Story | C. G. McCarthy. |
| 53 | Boone | Allen Smith. |
| 54 | Greene | Albert Head. |
| 55 | Carroll | Oliver Horton. |
| 56 | Crawford | William A. Davie. |
| 57 | Monona | F. F. Roe. |
| 58 | Woodbury | Willis G. Clarke. |
| 59 | Ida | Bernard Graeser. |
| 60 | Sac | Asa B. Smith. |
| 61 | Calhoun | Edgar L. Hobbs. |
| 62 | Webster | Isaac L. Woods. |
| 63 | Hamilton | Daniel C. Chase. |
| 64 | Hardin | John Dolph. |
| 65 | Grundy | P. B. Ellis. |
| 66 | Black Hawk | Edward Townsend. |
| 67 | Buchanan | W. H. Chamberlin. |
| 68 | Delaware | William C. Oakman. |
| 69 | Dubuque | Thomas W. Johnston, F. M. Knoll. |
| 70 | Clayton | George L. Gilbert. |
| 71 | Fayette | Andrew Addie. |
| 72 | Bremer | J. M. Johnston. |
| 73 | Butler | S. W. Soesbe. |
| 74 | Franklin | John W. Luke. |
| 75 | Wright | J. F. Austin. |
| 76 | Humboldt | D. F. Coyle. |
| 77 | Pocahontas and Clay | James Mercer. ​ |
| 78 | Buena Vista | G. L. Dobson. |
| 79 | Cherokee | John F. Potter. |
| 80 | Plymouth | William H. Dent. |
| 81 | Sioux | Henry Hospers. |
| 82 | O’Brien | Herbert B. Wyman. |
| 83 | Palo Alto, Emmet, Dickinson | William M. McFarland. |
| 84 | Kossuth | C. L. Lund. |
| 85 | Hancock and Winnebago | John Law. |
| 86 | Cerro Gordo | James E. Blythe. |
| 87 | Floyd | John Gates. |
| 88 | Chickasaw | William Glattly. |
| 89 | Allamakee | John F. Dayton. |
| 90 | Winneshiek | Jacob Jewell. |
| 91 | Howard | Charles D. Cutting. |
| 92 | Mitchell | James A. Smith. |
| 93 | Worth | Charles F. Jewett. |
| 94 | Osceola and Lyon | J. W. Monk. |
Republicans, 50; Democrats, 45; Independents, 5.
The General Assembly Adjourned April 15, 1890.
TWENTY-FOURTH GENERAL ASSEMBLY.
Convened at Des Moines, January 11, 1892.
The Senate.
Lieutenant-Governor Samuel Bestow, President, Democrat.
Samuel L. Parsons, Secretary, Republican.
| DIST. | COUNTIES. | NAMES OF MEMBERS. |
| 1 | Lee | William G. Kent. |
| 2 | Van Buren and Jefferson | B. R. Vale. |
| 3 | Appanoose and Davis | E. M. Reynolds. |
| 4 | Wayne and Lucas | L. W. Lewis. |
| 5 | Union, Decatur and Ringgold | J. B. Harsh. |
| 6 | Taylor and Adams | George L. Finn. |
| 7 | Fremont and Page | George W. Perkins. |
| 8 | Mills and Montgomery A | . J. Chantry. |
| 9 | Des Moines | W. W. Dodge. |
| 10 | Washington and Henry | D. J. Palmer. |
| 11 | Clarke and Warren | J. H. Jamison. |
| 12 | Poweshiek and Keokuk | Joel Stewart. |
| 13 | Wapello | J. J. Smith. |
| 14 | Mahaska | A. B. Conaway. |
| 15 | Monroe and Marion | T. B. Perry. |
| 16 | Adair and Madison | A. L. Hager. |
| 17 | Audubon, Dallas and Guthrie | H. F. Andrews. |
| 18 | Cass and Shelby | W. F. Cleveland. |
| 19 | Pottawattamie | William Groneweg. |
| 20 | Muscatine and Louisa | J. M. Gobble. |
| 21 | Scott | William O. Schmidt. |
| 22 | Clinton | S. W. Gardiner. |
| 23 | Jackson | Alfred Hurst. |
| 24 | Jones and Cedar | J. A. Green. |
| 25 | Iowa and Johnson | M. J. Kelly. |
| 26 | Linn | John M. Terry. |
| 27 | Webster and Calhoun | O. M. Oleson. |
| 28 | Marshall | George A. Turner. |
| 29 | Jasper | Perry Engle. |
| 30 | Polk | C. H. Gatch. |
| 31 | Story and Boone | T. C. McCall. |
| 32 | Woodbury | J. D. Yoemans. |
| 33 | Buchanan and Delaware | M. W. Harmon. |
| 34 | Harrison, Monona, Crawford | L. R. Bolter. |
| 35 | Dubuque | James H. Shields. |
| 36 | Clayton | John Everall. ​ |
| 37 | Wright, Hardin and Hamilton | W. C. Smith. |
| 38 | Black Hawk and Grundy | Matt Parrott. |
| 39 | Butler and Bremer | R. S. Smith. |
| 40 | Fayette and Allamakee | L. B. Mattoon. |
| 41 | Worth, Mitchell, Winnebago | C. F. Jewett. |
| 42 | Winneshiek and Howard | A. K. Bailey. |
| 43 | Cerro Gordo, Hancock, Franklin | N. V. Brewer. |
| 44 | Floyd and Chickasaw | R. G. Reiniger. |
| 45 | Benton and Tama | J. J. Mosnat. |
| 46 | Plymouth, Cherokee and Ida | W. H. Dent. |
| 47 | Dickinson, Clay, Kossuth, Emmet and Palo Alto | A. B. Funk. |
| 48 | Carroll, Sac and Greene | Thomas Rich. |
| 49 | Lyon, Sioux, Osceola, O’Brien | L. H. Bishop. |
| 50 | Buena Vista, Humboldt and Pocahontas | Edgar E. Mack. |
Republicans, 24; Democrats, 25; Populist, 1.
House of Representatives.
* W. O. Mitchell, Speaker, Republican.
* Charles Beverly, Chief Clerk, Republican.
| DIST. | COUNTIES. | NAMES OF MEMBERS. |
| 1 | Lee | John P. Hornish, F. H. Wilken. |
| 2 | Van Buren | E. O. Holland. |
| 3 | Davis | John M. Yost. |
| 4 | Appanoose | George W. Wyckoff. |
| 5 | Wayne | S. H. Moore. |
| 6 | Decatur | Bryson Bruce. |
| 7 | Ringgold | William S. Shrivers. |
| 8 | Taylor | A. J. Sowers. |
| 9 | Page | Charles Linderman. |
| 10 | Fremont | Frank Gillman. |
| 11 | Mills | T. M. Britt. |
| 12 | Montgomery | Joseph S. Boise, Sr. |
| 13 | Adams | William O. Mitchell. |
| 14 | Union | W. W. Morrow. |
| 15 | Clarke | A. H. Sells. |
| 16 | Lucas | George McNeeley. |
| 17 | Monroe | Austin Jay. |
| 18 | Wapello | W. W. Cunningham. |
| 19 | Jefferson | S. H. Watkins. |
| 20 | Henry | C. F. Spearman. |
| 21 | Des Moines | P. H. Smyth, J. P. Welch. |
| 22 | Louisa | J. F. Holiday. |
| 23 | Washington | S. C. Gardner. |
| 24 | Keokuk | J. C. Beem. |
| 25 | Mahaska | T. C. Beach. |
| 26 | Marion | Charles H. Robinson. |
| 27 | Warren | S. J. Van Gilder. |
| 28 | Madison | I. K. Wilson. |
| 29 | Adair | George F. Clark. |
| 30 | Cass | J. S. Crawford. |
| 31 | Pottawattamie | R. W. Briggs, W. H. Ware. |
| 32 | Harrison | W. M. Sharpnack. |
| 33 | Shelby | J. H. Louis. |
| 34 | Audubon | A. L. Brooks. |
| 35 | Guthrie | F. D. Steen. |
| 36 | Dallas | J. H. Carter. |
| 37 | Polk | N. E Coffin, B. B. Lane. |
| 38 | Jasper | C. N. Doane. |
| 39 | Poweshiek | Alvan Jones. |
| 40 | Iowa | James Patterson. |
| 41 | Johnson | John Springer. ​ |
| 42 | Muscatine | I. B. Richman. |
| 43 | Scott | C. G. Hipwell, Chris Marti. |
| 44 | Cedar | W. J. Felkner. |
| 45 | Clinton | Edward Hart, Henry Horstman. |
| 46 | Jackson | N. B. Nemmers. |
| 47 | Jones | Nathan Potter. |
| 48 | Linn | A. J. Fuhrmeister, C. G. Gitchell. |
| 49 | Benton | William J. Guinn. |
| 50 | Tama | James Morison. |
| 51 | Marshall | Henry Stone. |
| 52 | Story | A. L. Stuntz. |
| 53 | Boone | M. Brooks. |
| 54 | Greene | Joshua Jester. |
| 55 | Carroll | H. B. Haselton. |
| 56 | Crawford | August Schultz. |
| 57 | Monona and Ida | Dan Campbell. |
| 58 | Woodbury | G. N. Castle, James S. Horton. |
| 59 | Cherokee | W. Miller. |
| 60 | Sac | Wiiiiam P. Drewry. |
| 61 | Calhoun | Henry Young. |
| 62 | Webster | J. D. Flanagan. |
| 63 | Hamilton | D. C. Chase. |
| 64 | Hardin | John Dolph. |
| 65 | Grundy | P. B. Ellis. |
| 66 | Black Hawk | D. F. Hoover. |
| 67 | Buchanan | W. H. Chamberlin. |
| 68 | Delaware | William H. Morris. |
| 69 | Dubuque | James McCann, P. Stillmunkes. |
| 70 | Clayton | George L. Gilbert. |
| 71 | Fayette | Andrew Addie. |
| 72 | Bremer | J. M. Johnson. |
| 73 | Butler | C. T. Coonley. |
| 74 | Franklin | W. F. Harriman. |
| 75 | Wright | J. F. Austin. |
| 76 | Humboldt and Pocahontas | F. E. Carpenter. |
| 77 | Buena Vista | H. T. Saberson. |
| 78 | Plymouth | Henry Schrooten. |
| 79 | Sioux | A. J. Warren. |
| 80 | O’Brien and Lyon | John F. Hinman. |
| 81 | Clay and Osceola | James Goodwin. |
| 82 | Emmet, Palo Alto, Dickinson | J. O. Kasa. |
| 83 | Kossuth and Hancock | John G. Smith. |
| 84 | Cerro Gordo | M. E. Bitterman. |
| 85 | Floyd | E. C. Spaulding. |
| 86 | Chickasaw | William Glattly. |
| 87 | Allamakee | J. F. Dayton. |
| 88 | Winneshiek | Jacob Jewell. |
| 89 | Howard | W. W. Williams. |
| 90 | Mitchell | Alfred Penny. |
| 91 | Worth and Winnebago | James Ellickson. |
Republicans, 54; Democrats, 45; Independent, 1.
The General Assembly Adjourned March 30, 1892.
TWENTY-FIFTH GENERAL ASSEMBLY.
Convened at Des Moines, January 8, 1894.
The Senate.
Lieutenant-Governor Warren S. Dungan, President, Republican.
E. R. Hutchins, Secretary, Republican.
| DIST. | COUNTIES. | NAMES OF MEMBERS. |
| 1 | Lee | John Downey. |
| 2 | Jefferson and Van Buren | B. R. Vale. |
| 3 | Appanoose and Davis | E. M. Reynolds. |
| 4 | Lucas and Wayne | L. W. Lewis. |
| 5 | Decatur, Ringgold, Union | J. B. Harsh. |
| 6 | Adams and Taylor | George L. Finn. |
| 7 | Fremont and Page | William Eaton. ​ |
| 8 | Mills and Montgomery | A. J. Chantry. |
| 9 | Des Moines | T. G. Harper. |
| 10 | Henry and Washington | D. J. Palmer. |
| 11 | Clarke and Warren | J. H. Jamison. |
| 12 | Keokuk and Poweshiek | J. A. Riggen. |
| 13 | Wapello | H. L. Waterman. |
| 14 | Mahaska | A. B. Conaway. |
| 15 | Marion and Monroe | T. B. Perry. |
| 16 | Adair and Madison | L. M. Kilburn. |
| 17 | Audubon, Dallas and Guthrie | H. F. Andrews. |
| 18 | Cass and Shelby | Julian Phelps. |
| 19 | Pottawattamie | William Groneweg. |
| 20 | Louisa and Muscatine | C. A. Carpenter. |
| 21 | Scott | C. G. Hipwell. |
| 22 | Clinton | L. A. Ellis. |
| 23 | Jackson | Alfred Hurst. |
| 24 | Cedar and Jones | J. A. Green. |
| 25 | Iowa and Johnson | M. J. Kelly. |
| 26 | Linn | J. M. Terry. |
| 27 | Calhoun and Webster | O. M. Oleson. |
| 28 | Marshall | G. A. Turner. |
| 29 | Jasper | J. R. Gorrell. |
| 30 | Polk | T. A. Cheshire. |
| 31 | Boone and Story | H. C. Boardman. |
| 32 | Woodbury | J. D. Yeomans. |
| 33 | Buchanan and Delaware | M. W. Harmon. |
| 34 | Crawford, Harrison, Monona | Rudolph Lehfeldt. |
| 35 | Dubuque | I. W. Baldwin. |
| 36 | Clayton | John Everall. |
| 37 | Hamilton, Hardin, Wright | John E. Rowen. |
| 38 | Black Hawk and Grundy | J. M. Rea. |
| 39 | Butler and Bremer | George M. Craig. |
| 40 | Allamakee and Fayette | L. B. Mattoon. |
| 41 | Mitchell, Winnebago, Worth | C. F. Jewett. |
| 42 | Howard and Winneshiek | C. C. Upton. |
| 43 | Cerro Gordo, Hancock, | Franklin N. V. Brower. |
| 44 | Chickasaw and Floyd | William B. Perrin. |
| 45 | Benton and Tama | E. G. Penrose |
| 46 | Cherokee, Ida and Plymouth | W. H. Dent. |
| 47 | Clay, Dickinson, Emmet, Kossuth and Palo Alto | A. B. Funk. |
| 48 | Carroll, Greene and Sac | Warren Garst. |
| 49 | Lyon, Sioux, O’Brien, Osceola | L. H. Bishop. |
| 50 | Buena Vista, Humboldt and Pocahontas | G. W. Henderson. |
Republicans, 34; Democrats, 16.
House of Representatives.
* Henry Stone, Speaker, Republican.
* I. K. Wilson, Chief Clerk, Republican.
| DIST. | COUNTIES. | NAMES OF MEMBERS. |
| 1 | Lee | D. F. Miller, Sr., F. H. Wilken. |
| 2 | Van Buren | W. S. Allen. |
| 3 | Davis | W. H. Taylor |
| 4 | Appanoose | G. W. Wyckoff. |
| 5 | Wayne | S. H. Moore. |
| 6 | Decatur | Z. H. Gurley. |
| 7 | Ringgold | W. S. Shriver. |
| 8 | Taylor | A. J. Sowers. |
| 9 | Page | C. Linderman. |
| 10 | Fremont | S. Williams. |
| 11 | Mills | T. M. Britt. |
| 12 | Montgomery | Filson Cooper. ​ |
| 13 | Adams | W. O. Mitchell. |
| 14 | Union | J. W. Lauder. |
| 15 | Clarke | Joseph Morris. |
| 16 | Lucas | George McNeeley. |
| 17 | Monroe | Austin Jay. |
| 18 | Wapello | William G. Crow. |
| 19 | Jefferson | S. H. Watkins. |
| 20 | Henry | C. F. Spearman. |
| 21 | Des Moines | C. I. Baker, Hector Ross. |
| 22 | Louisa | H. O. Weaver. |
| 23 | Washington | William B. Bell. |
| 24 | Keokuk | Tyrus Horton. |
| 25 | Mahaska | L. C. Blanchard. |
| 26 | Marion | C. H. Robinson. |
| 27 | Warren | S. J. Van Gilder. |
| 28 | Madison | A. L. Wood. |
| 29 | Adair | W. B. Martin. |
| 30 | Cass | M. J. Davis. |
| 31 | Pottawattamie | G. Diederich, J. K. Cooper. |
| 32 | Harrison | J. C. Milliman. |
| 33 | Shelby | H. W. Byers. |
| 34 | Audubon | M. D. Reed. |
| 35 | Guthrie | F. D. Steen. |
| 36 | Dallas | J. H. Carter. |
| 37 | Polk | O. E. Doubleday, C. C. Dowell. |
| 38 | Jasper | C. N. Doane. |
| 39 | Poweshiek | Alvin Jones. |
| 40 | Iowa | James Patterson. |
| 41 | Johnson | C. S. Ranck. |
| 42 | Muscatine | H. B. Watters. |
| 43 | Scott | W. B. Murray, Lorenz Rogge. |
| 44 | Cedar | D. H. Snoke. |
| 45 | Clinton | C. L Root, J. L. Wilson. |
| 46 | Jackson | William Stephens. |
| 47 | Jones | F. O. Ellison. |
| 48 | Linn | H. J. Neitert, A. St. Clair Smith. |
| 49 | Benton | B. M. McQuinn. |
| 50 | Tama | S. M. Endicott. |
| 51 | Marshall | Henry Stone. |
| 52 | Story | A. L. Stuntz. |
| 53 | Boone | Marion Brooks. |
| 54 | Greene | Joshua Jester. |
| 55 | Carroll | H. B. Haselton. |
| 56 | Crawford | August Schultz. |
| 57 | Ida, Monona | David Nicoll. |
| 58 | Woodbury | Wm. B. Chapman, P. A. Sawyer. |
| 59 | Cherokee | Wireman Miller. |
| 60 | Sac | Charles L. Early. |
| 61 | Calhoun | Henry Young. |
| 62 | Webster | S. Burnquist. |
| 63 | Hamilton | M. H. Brinton. |
| 64 | Hardin | J. H. Funk. |
| 65 | Grundy | J. D. Morrison. |
| 66 | Black Hawk | D. F. Hoover. |
| 67 | Buchanan | H. J. Griswold. |
| 68 | Delaware | D. H. Young. |
| 69 | Dubuque | P. Stillmunkes, James McCann. |
| 70 | Clayton | C. L. McGonigle. |
| 71 | Fayette | I. Pattison. |
| 72 | Bremer | J. Homrighaus. |
| 73 | Butler | C. T. Coonley. |
| 74 | Franklin | W. F. Harriman. |
| 75 | Hancock, Wright | S. N. Hinman. |
| 76 | Humboldt, Pocahontas | Parley Finch. |
| 77 | Beuna Vista | H. T. Saberson. |
| 78 | Plymouth | E. D. Chassell. |
| 79 | Sioux | John Morris. |
| 80 | Lyon, O’Brien | A. H. Davison. |
| 81 | Emmet, Dickinson, Osceola | J. G. Myerly. |
| 82 | Clay, Palo Alto | W. W. Cornwall. |
| 83 | Kossuth | S. S. Sessions. ​ |
| 84 | Cerro Gordo | M. E. Bitterman. |
| 85 | Floyd | E. C. Spaulding. |
| 86 | Chickasaw | John Frazee. |
| 87 | Allamakee | J. H. Trewin. |
| 88 | Winneshiek | W. H. Klemme. |
| 89 | Howard | W. W. Williams. |
| 90 | Mitchell | R. T. St. John. |
| 91 | Worth, Winnebago | G. N. Haugen. |
Republicans, 78; Democrats, 22.
The General Assembly Adjourned April 6, 1894.
TWENTY-SIXTH GENERAL ASSEMBLY.
Convened at Des Moines, January 13, 1896.
The Senate.
Lieutenant-Governor Matt Parrott, President, Republican.
W. E. Bullard, Secretary, Republican.
| DIST. | COUNTIES. | NAMES OF MEMBERS. |
| 1 | Lee | John Downey. |
| 2 | Jefferson, Van Buren | Thomas Bell. |
| 3 | Davis, Appanoose | B. F. Carroll. |
| 4 | Lucas, Wayne | H. L Byers. |
| 5 | Decatur, Union, Ringgold | G. S. Allyn. |
| 6 | Adams, Taylor | W. O. Mitchell. |
| 7 | Page, Fremont | William Eaton. |
| 8 | Mills, Montgomery | J. M. Junkin. |
| 9 | Des Moines | T. G. Harper. |
| 10 | Henry, Washington | D. J. Palmer. |
| 11 | Clarke, Warren | W. H. Berry. |
| 12 | Keokuk, Poweshiek | J. A. Riggen. |
| 13 | Wapello | H. L. Waterman. |
| 14 | Mahaska | L. C. Blanchard. |
| 15 | Marion, Monroe | Samuel Druet. |
| 16 | Adair, Madison | L. M. Kilburn. |
| 17 | Audubon, Dallas, Guthrie | A. C. Hotchkiss. |
| 18 | Cass, Shelby | Julian Phelps. |
| 19 | Pottawattamie | N. M. Pusey. |
| 20 | Louisa, Muscatine | C. A. Carpenter. |
| 21 | Scott | C. G. Hipwell. |
| 22 | Clinton | L. A. Ellis. |
| 23 | Jackson | A. Hurst. |
| 24 | Cedar, Jones | F. O. Ellison. |
| 25 | Iowa, Johnson | C. S. Ranck. |
| 26 | Linn | J. S. Alexander. |
| 27 | Calhoun, Webster | Thos. D. Healy. |
| 28 | Marshall | J. L. Carney. |
| 29 | Jasper | J. R. Gorrell. |
| 30 | Polk | Thos. A. Cheshire. |
| 31 | Boone, Story | C. J. A. Ericson. |
| 32 | Woodbury | J. S. Lothrop. |
| 33 | Buchanan, Delaware | D. H. Young. |
| 34 | Crawford, Harrison, Monona | R. Lehfeldt. |
| 35 | Dubuque | Robert Benson. |
| 36 | Clayton | John Everall. |
| 37 | Hamilton, Hardin, Wright | John E. Rowen. |
| 38 | Black Hawk, Grundy | E. M. Sargent. |
| 39 | Butler, Bremer | George M. Craig. |
| 40 | Allamakee, Fayette | J. H. Trewin. |
| 41 | Mitchell, Winnebago, Worth | G. S. Gilbertson. |
| 42 | Howard, Winneshiek | C. C. Upton. |
| 43 | Cerro Gordo, Hancock, Franklin | W. F. Harriman. |
| 44 | Chickasaw, Floyd | W. B. Perrin. |
| 45 | Benton, Tama | E. G. Penrose. |
| 46 | Cherokee, Ida, Plymouth | A. C. Hobart. ​ |
| 47 | Clay, Dickinson, Emmet, Kossuth, Palo Alto | A. B. Funk. |
| 48 | Carroll, Greene, Sac | Warran Garst. |
| 49 | Lyon, Osceola, Sioux, O’Brien | Henry Hospers. |
| 50 | Beuna Vista, Humboldt, Pocahontas | G. W. Henderson. |
Republicans, 43; Democrats, 7.
House of Representatives.
* H. W. Byers, Speaker, Republican.
* J. D. Rowen, Chief Clerk, Republican.
| DIST. | COUNTIES. | NAMES OF MEMBERS. |
| 1 | Lee | J. T. P. Power. |
| 1 | Lee | J. B. Hazen. |
| 2 | Van Buren | W. S. Allen |
| 3 | Davis | W. H. McAchran. |
| 4 | Appanoose | C. R. Porter. |
| 5 | Wayne | H. K. Evans. |
| 6 | Decatur | Z. H. Gurley. |
| 7 | Ringgold | P. L. Prentis. |
| 8 | Taylor | G. H. Van Houten. |
| 9 | Page | O. H. Frink. |
| 10 | Fremont | S. Williams. |
| 11 | Mills | John Parker. |
| 12 | Montgomery | R. E. Cook. |
| 13 | Adams | J. M. Clark. |
| 14 | Union | J. W. Lauder. |
| 15 | Clarke | M. L. Temple. |
| 16 | Lucas | L. S. Huntley. |
| 17 | Monroe | D. H. Scott. |
| 18 | Wapello | W. G. Crow. |
| 19 | Jefferson | H. H. Brighton. |
| 20 | Henry | W. Mullin. |
| 21 | Des Moines | W. C. McArthur. |
| 21 | Des Moines | William B. Hunt. |
| 22 | Louisa | H. O. Weaver. |
| 23 | Washington | W. B. Bell. |
| 24 | Keokuk | John Morrison. |
| 25 | Mahaska | J. A. Garner. |
| 26 | Marion | I. B. Hendershot. |
| 27 | Warren | J. H. Miller. |
| 28 | Madison | A. L. Wood. |
| 29 | Adair | W. B. Martin. |
| 30 | Cass | M. J Davis. |
| 31 | Pottawattamie | L. F. Potter. |
| 31 | Pottawattamie | G. M. Putman. |
| 32 | Harrison | J. R Wheeler. |
| 33 | Shelby | H. W. Byers. |
| 34 | Audubon | A. H. Edwards. |
| 35 | Guthrie | M. McDonald. |
| 36 | Dallas | E. G. Perrott. |
| 37 | Polk | O. E. Doubleday. |
| 37 | Polk | C. C. Dowell. |
| 38 | Jasper | N. A. Wells |
| 39 | Poweshiek | W. G. Ray. |
| 40 | Iowa | J. P. McDowell. |
| 41 | Johnson | O. A. Byington. |
| 42 | Muscatine | H. B. Watters. |
| 43 | Scott | Geo. T. Baker. |
| 43 | Scott | Chris. Marti. |
| 44 | Cedar | R. W. Hinkhouse. |
| 45 | Clinton | J. L. Wilson. |
| 45 | Clinton | N. A. Merrell. |
| 46 | Jackson | Thomas Lambert. |
| 47 | Jones | A. M. Loomis. |
| 48 | Linn | F. McClelland. |
| 48 | Linn | H. J. Neitort. ​ |
| 49 | Benton | B. M. McQuin. |
| 50 | Tama | A. E. Jackson. |
| 51 | Marshall | J. B. Classen. |
| 52 | Story | J. F. Reed. |
| 53 | Boone | J. L. Good. |
| 54 | Greene | P. A. Smith. |
| 55 | Carroll | John T. Jay. |
| 56 | Crawford | J. F. Grote. |
| 57 | Monona, Ida | Lyman Whittier. |
| 58 | Woodbury | Francis McNulty. |
| 58 | Woodbury | W. B. Chapman. |
| 59 | Cherokee | Wireman Miller. |
| 60 | Sac | C. L. Early. |
| 61 | Calhoun | J. F. Lavender. |
| 62 | Webster | Jonas P. Johnson. |
| 63 | Hamilton | M. H. Brinton. |
| 64 | Hardin | J. H. Funk. |
| 65 | Grundy | J. D. Morrison. |
| 66 | Black Hawk | W. E. Hauger. |
| 67 | Buchanan | H. J. Griswold. |
| 68 | Delaware | Frank F. Merriam. |
| 69 | Dubuque | Thomas F. Nolan. |
| 69 | Dubuque | C. A. Voelker. |
| 70 | Clayton | T. J. Sullivan. |
| 71 | Fayette | J. A. Thompson. |
| 72 | Bremer | O. O. Tibbetts. |
| 73 | Butler | W. G. Ladd. |
| 74 | Franklin | C. F. Johnston. |
| 75 | Hancock, Wright | S. N. Hinman. |
| 76 | Humboldt, Pocahontas | Parley Finch. |
| 77 | Buena Vista | D. C. Miller. |
| 78 | Plymouth | F. B. Manahan. |
| 79 | Sioux | C. F. Bailey. |
| 80 | Lyon, O’Brien | E. M. Brady. |
| 81 | Dickinson, Emmet, Osceola | M. K. Whelan. |
| 82 | Clay, Palo Alto | W. W. Cornwall. |
| 83 | Kossuth | S. Mayne |
| 84 | Cerro Gordo | J. W. Bird. |
| 85 | Floyd | E. C. Spaulding. |
| 86 | Chickasaw | John Frazee. |
| 87 | Allamakee | D. H. Bowen. |
| 88 | Winneshiek | W. H. Klemme. |
| 89 | Howard | J. J. Lowry. |
| 90 | Mitchell | R. T. St. John. |
| 91 | Worth, Winnebago | G. N. Haugen. |
Republicans, 79; Democrats, 21.
The General Assembly adourned April 11, 1896.
An extra session convened January 19, 1897, to revise the laws; took a recess May 11, to July 1, when it finally adjourned having completed the Code of 1897.
TWENTY-SEVENTH GENERAL ASSEMBLY.
Convened at Des Moines, January 10, 1898.
The Senate.
Lieutenant-Governor J. C. Milliman President, Republican.
George A. Newman, Secretary, Republican.
| DIST. | COUNTIES. | NAMES OF MEMBERS. |
| 1 | Lee | D. A. Young. |
| 2 | Jefferson, Van Buren | Thomas Bell. |
| 3 | Appanoose, Davis | B. P. Carroll. |
| 4 | Lucas, Wayne | H. L. Byers. |
| 5 | Decatur, Ringgold, Union | G. S. Allyn. |
| 6 | Adams, Taylor | W. O. Mitchell. |
| 7 | Fremont, Page | William Eaton. |
| 8 | Mills, Montgomery | J. M. Junkin. |
| 9 | Des Moines | Wm. C. McArthur. |
| 10 | Henry, Washington | D. J. Palmer. ​ |
| 11 | Clarke, Warren | W. H. Berry. |
| 12 | Poweshiek, Keokuk | W. R. Lewis. |
| 13 | Wapello | W. A. McIntire. |
| 14 | Mahaska | L. C. Blanchard. |
| 15 | Marion, Monroe | Samuel Druet. |
| 16 | Adair, Madison | L. M. Kilburn. |
| 17 | Audubon, Dallas, Guthrie | A. C. Hotchkiss. |
| 18 | Cass, Shelby | J. M. Emmert. |
| 19 | Pottawattamie | N. M. Pusey. |
| 20 | Louisa, Muscatine | G. M. Titus. |
| 21 | Scott | W. C. Hayward. |
| 22 | Clinton | J. L. Wilson. |
| 23 | Jackson | A. Hurst. |
| 24 | Cedar, Jones | F. O. Ellison. |
| 25 | Iowa, Johnson | C. S. Ranck. |
| 26 | Linn | J. S. Alexander. |
| 27 | Calhoun, Webster | Thos. D. Healy. |
| 28 | Marshall | J. L. Carney. |
| 29 | Jasper | J. R. Gorrell. |
| 30 | Polk | Thos. A. Cheshire. |
| 31 | Boone, Story | C. J. A. Ericson. |
| 32 | Woodbury | J. S. Lothrop. |
| 33 | Buchanan, Delaware | D. H. Young. |
| 34 | Crawford, Harrison, Mononona | L. R. Bolter. |
| 35 | Dubuque | Francis E. Malley. |
| 36 | Clayton | John Everall. |
| 37 | Hamilton, Hardin, Wright | J. Wallace. |
| 38 | Black Hawk, Grundy | Chas. W. Mullan. |
| 39 | Bremer, Butler | George M. Craig. |
| 40 | Allamakee, Fayette | J. H. Trewin. |
| 41 | Mitchell, Winnebago, Worth | G. S. Gilbertson. |
| 42 | Howard, Winneshiek | D. A. Lyons. |
| 43 | Cerro Gordo, Franklin, Hancock | W. F. Harriman. |
| 44 | Chickasaw, Floyd | W. B. Perrin. |
| 45 | Benton, Tama | E. G. Penrose. |
| 46 | Cherokee, Ida, Plymouth | A. C. Hobart. |
| 47 | Clay, Dickinson, Emmet, Kossuth, Palo Alto | A. B. Funk. |
| 48 | Carroll, Greene, Sac | Warren Garst. |
| 49 | Lyon, Osceola, Sioux, O’Brien | Henry Hospers. |
| 50 | Buena Vista, Humboldt, Pocahontas | Parley Finch. |
Republicans, 39; Democrats, 11.
House of Representatives.
* J. H. Funk, Speaker, Republican.
* J. D. Rowen, Chief Clerk, Republican.
| DIST. | COUNTIES. | NAMES OF MEMBERS. |
| 1 | Lee | J. T. P. Powers. |
| 1 | Lee | J. B. Hazen. |
| 2 | Van Buren | C. E. Bull. |
| 3 | Davis | S. B. Downing. |
| 4 | Appanoose | Claude R. Porter. |
| 5 | Wayne | George W. Hinkle. |
| 6 | Decatur | M. Wemple. |
| 7 | Ringgold | P. L. Prentis. |
| 8 | Taylor | G H. Van Houten. |
| 9 | Page | O. H. Frink. |
| 10 | Fremont | W. T. Davis. |
| 11 | Mills | John Parker. |
| 12 | Montgomery | R. E. Cook. |
| 13 | Adams | James M. Clark. |
| 14 | Union | John Gibson. |
| 15 | Clarke | A. A. Nowers. ​ |
| 16 | Lucas | J. A. Penick. |
| 17 | Monroe | Robert B. Arnold. |
| 18 | Wapello | Geo. W. Dickins. |
| 19 | Jefferson | Henry H. Brighton. |
| 20 | Henry | W. F. Jones. |
| 21 | Des Moines | Louis M. Jaeger. |
| 21 | Des Moines | W. B. Hunt. |
| 22 | Louisa | Hilton M. Letts. |
| 23 | Washington | A. N. Alberson. |
| 24 | Keokuk | James Wilson. |
| 25 | Mahaska | J. W. Reynolds. |
| 26 | Marion | Herman Rietveld. |
| 27 | Warren | John H. Miller. |
| 28 | Madison | John Shambaugh. |
| 29 | Adair | K. R. Madden. |
| 30 | Cass | M. N. Baker. |
| 31 | Pottawattamie | G. M. Putnam. |
| 31 | Pottawattamie | L. F. Potter |
| 32 | Harrison | G. H. Smith. |
| 33 | Shelby | J. R. Boyd. |
| 34 | Audobon | T. L. Kelly. |
| 35 | Guthrie | F. O. Hinkson. |
| 36 | Dallas | E. G. Perrott. |
| 37 | Polk | Chas. W. Stewart. |
| 37 | Polk | George H. Carr. |
| 38 | Jasper | S. B. Powers. |
| 39 | Poweshiek | W. G. Ray. |
| 40 | Iowa | John Hughes, Jr. |
| 41 | Johnson | J. A. Edwards. |
| 42 | Muscatine | J. L. Giesler. |
| 43 | Scott | John E. Dempster. |
| 43 | Scott | Jacob Nabstedt. |
| 44 | Cedar | Thos. B. Miller. |
| 45 | Clinton | Anton Hansmann. |
| 45 | Clinton | F. P. McGinn. |
| 46 | Jackson | Thomas Lambert. |
| 47 | Jones | William D. Sheean. |
| 48 | Linn | Henry J. Nietert. |
| 48 | Linn | W. G. Dows. |
| 49 | Benton | D. K. Harbert. |
| 50 | Tama | Albert E. Jackson. |
| 51 | Marshall | J. B. Classen. |
| 52 | Story | W. J. Veneman. |
| 53 | Boone | John L. Good. |
| 54 | Greene | P. A. Smith. |
| 55 | Carrol | John T. Jay. |
| 56 | Crawford | Theodore Blume. |
| 57 | Ida, Monona | J. M. Hathaway. |
| 58 | Woodbury | J. B. Santee. |
| 58 | Woodbury | James Barrett. |
| 59 | Cherokee | L. W. Beal. |
| 60 | Sac | C. E. Stallcop. |
| 61 | Calhoun | J. P. Lavender. |
| 62 | Webster | F. J. Blake. |
| 63 | Hamilton | R. G. Clark. |
| 64 | Hardin | J. H. Funk. |
| 65 | Grundy | Thomas Emmett. |
| 66 | Black Hawk | W. E. Hauger. |
| 67 | Buchanan | T. E. McCurdy. |
| 68 | Delaware | Bion A. Baker. |
| 69 | Dubuque | Thos. F. Nolan. |
| 69 | Dubuque | Edmund J. Sauer. |
| 70 | Clayton | P. W. Conley. |
| 71 | Fayette | Christian Miller. |
| 72 | Bremer | A. M. Potter. |
| 73 | Butler | W. G. Ladd. |
| 74 | Franklin | C. F. Johnston. |
| 75 | Hancock and Wright | John Christie. |
| 76 | Pocahontas | M. E. De Wolfe. |
| 77 | Buena Vista | D. C. Miller. |
| 78 | Plymouth | P. S. Gibson. ​ |
| 79 | Sioux | C. F. Bailey. |
| 80 | Lyon and O’Brien | G. M. Anderson. |
| 81 | Dickinson, Emmet and Osceola | W. H. H. Myers. |
| 82 | Clay and Palo Alto | Edwin Anderson. |
| 83 | Kossuth | J. M. Farley. |
| 85 | Cerro Gordo | John W. Bird. |
| 85 | Floyd | Wm. B. Towner. |
| 86 | Chickasaw | J. W. Krieger. |
| 87 | Allamakee | D. H. Bowen. |
| 88 | Winneshiek | Wm. H. Klemme. |
| 89 | Howard | E. E. Overfield. |
| 90 | Mitchell | Willard L. Baton. |
| 91 | Winnebago, Worth | W. O. Hanson. |
Republicans, 62; Democrats, 31; Silver Republicans, 4; Populists, 3.
The General Assembly Adjourned April 1, 1898.
TWENTY-EIGHTH GENERAL ASSEMBLY.
Convened at Des Moines, January 8, 1900.
The Senate.
Lieutenant-Governor J. C. Milliman, President, Republican.
Geo. A. Newman, Secretary, Republican.
| DIST. | COUNTIES. | NAMES OF MEMBERS. |
| 1 | Lee | David A. Young. |
| 2 | Jefferson, Van Buren | Henry H. Brighton. |
| 3 | Appanoose, Davis | Claude R. Porter. |
| 4 | Lucas, Wayne | Alexander Mardis. |
| 5 | Decatur, Ringgold, Union | Geo. S. Allyn. |
| 6 | Adams, Taylor | F. L. Arthaud. |
| 7 | Fremont, Page | William Eaton. |
| 8 | Mills, Montgomery | Joseph M. Junkin. |
| 9 | Des Moines | Wm. C. McArthur. |
| 10 | Henry, Washington | A. N. Alberson. |
| 11 | Clarke, Warren | W. B. Tallman. |
| 12 | Keokuk, Poweshiek | W. R. Lewis. |
| 13 | Wapello | W. A. McIntire. |
| 14 | Mahaska | L. C. Blanchard. |
| 15 | Marion, Monroe | Fred Townsend. |
| 16 | Adair, Madison | Jas. J. Crossley. |
| 17 | Audubon, Dallas, Guthrie | F. M. Hopkins. |
| 18 | Cass, Shelby | Joseph M. Emmert. |
| 19 | Pottawattamie | Arthur S. Hazelton. |
| 20 | Louisa, Muscatine | G. M. Titus. |
| 21 | Scott | W. C. Hayward. |
| 22 | Clinton | J. L. Wilson. |
| 23 | Jackson | Thomas Lambert. |
| 24 | Cedar, Jones | John T. Moffit. |
| 25 | Iowa, Johnson | Geo. W. Ball. |
| 26 | Linn | J. S. Alexander. |
| 27 | Calhoun, Webster | Thomas D. Healy. |
| 28 | Marshall | J. B. Classen. |
| 29 | Jasper | J. R. Gorrell. |
| 30 | Polk | Thos. A. Cheshire. |
| 31 | Boone, Story | J. A. Fitzpatrick. |
| 32 | Woodbury | E. H. Hubbard. |
| 33 | Buchanan, Delaware | H. J. Griswold. |
| 34 | Crawford, Harrison, Monona | L. R. Bolter. |
| 35 | Dubuque | Thos. F. Nolan. |
| 36 | Clayton | H. C. Bishop. |
| 37 | Hamilton, Hardin, Wright | Joseph Wallace. |
| 38 | Black Hawk, Grundy | Chas. W. Mullan. |
| 39 | Bremer, Butler | George M. Craig. |
| 40 | Allamakee, Fayette | Jas. H. Trewin. |
| 41 | Mitchell, Winnebago, Worth | Jas. A. Smith. ​ |
| 42 | Howard, Winneshiek | D. A. Lyons. |
| 43 | Cerro Gordo, Franklin, Hancock | W. F. Harriman. |
| 44 | Chickasaw, Floyd | Wm. B. Perrin. |
| 45 | Benton, Tama | E. G. Penrose. |
| 46 | Cherokee, Ida, Plymouth | Alva C. Hobart. |
| 47 | Clay, Dickinson, Emmet, Kossuth, Palo Alto | E. W. Bachman. |
| 48 | Carroll, Greene, Sac | Warren Garst. |
| 49 | Lyons, O’Brien, Osceola, Sioux | George W. Lister. |
| 50 | Buena Vista, Humboldt, Pocahontas | Parley Finch. |
Republicans, 35; Democrats, 15.
House of Representatives.
* D. H. Bowen, Speaker, Republican.
* S. M. Cart, Chief Clerk, Republican.
| DIST. | COUNTIES. | NAMES OF MEMBERS. |
| 1 | Lee | S. T. Marshall. |
| 1 | Lee | J. P. Cruikshank. |
| 2 | Van Buren | Joseph A. Keck. |
| 3 | Davis | S. B. Downing. |
| 4 | Appanoose | F. S. Payne. |
| 5 | Wayne | Geo. W. Hinkle. |
| 6 | Decatur | D. L. Eiker. |
| 7 | Ringgold | P. L. Prentis. |
| 8 | Taylor | W. D. Blakemore. |
| 9 | Page | Val Graff. |
| 10 | Fremont | W. T. Davis. |
| 11 | Mills | Charles W. Black. |
| 12 | Montgomery | Cyrus L. Stratton. |
| 13 | Adams | Clinton S. Crouse. |
| 14 | Union | John Gibson. |
| 15 | Clarke | M. L. Temple. |
| 16 | Lucas | R. A. Hasselquist. |
| 17 | Monroe | N. E. Kendall. |
| 18 | Wapello | A. W. Buchanan. |
| 19 | Jefferson | C. J. Bengston. |
| 20 | Henry | Thos. F. Campbell. |
| 21 | Des Moines | Wm. D. Dodds. |
| 21 | Des Moines | Louis M. Jaeger. |
| 22 | Louisa | Hilton M. Letts. |
| 23 | Washington | Charles J. Wilson. |
| 24 | Keokuk | James Wilson. |
| 25 | Mahaska | W. G. Jones. |
| 26 | Marion | J. L. Warren. |
| 27 | Warren | J. M. Anderson. |
| 28 | Madison | John Shambaugh. |
| 29 | Adair | J. M. Wilson. |
| 30 | Cass | M. N. Baker. |
| 31 | Pottawattamie | G. M. Putnam. |
| 31 | Pottawattamie | John H. Jenks. |
| 32 | Harrison | J. E. Kirkwood. |
| 33 | Shelby | H. W. Byers. |
| 34 | Audubon | Asmus Boysen. |
| 35 | Guthrie | Nate Wright. |
| 36 | Dallas | George W. Clarke. |
| 37 | Polk | Charles W. Stewart. |
| 37 | Polk | George H. Carr. |
| 38 | Jasper | Wm. W. Hawk. |
| 39 | Poweshiek | J. P. Lyman. |
| 40 | Iowa | John Hughes, Jr. |
| 41 | Johnson | Geo. W. Koontz. |
| 42 | Muscatine | Henry B. Nicolaus. |
| 43 | Scott | Wm. Theophilus. |
| 43 | Scott | Henry Thuenen, Jr. |
| 44 | Cedar | Thomas B. Miller. ​ |
| 45 | Clinton | F. P. McGinn. |
| 45 | Clinton | Anton Hansmann. |
| 46 | Jackson | Geo. E. Hilsinger. |
| 47 | Jones | F. J. Sokol. |
| 48 | Linn | W. C. Stuckslager. |
| 48 | Linn | William G. Dows. |
| 49 | Benton | D. K. Harbert. |
| 50 | Tama | J. F. G. Cold. |
| 51 | Marshall | Thomas Kimball. |
| 52 | Story | Wm. J. Veneman. |
| 53 | Boone | A. J. Barkley. |
| 54 | Greene | Mahlon Head. |
| 55 | Carroll | A. T. Bennett. |
| 56 | Crawford | Theodor C. Blume. |
| 57 | Ida, Monona | W. J. Scott |
| 58 | Woodbury | I. B. Santee. |
| 58 | Woodbury | James Barrett. |
| 59 | Cherokee | George F. Coburn. |
| 60 | Sac | Charles E. Stallcop. |
| 61 | Calhoun | D. J. Townsend. |
| 62 | Webster | F. J. Blake. |
| 63 | Hamilton | R. G. Clark. |
| 64 | Hardin | Mark J. Furry. |
| 65 | Grundy | William G. Kerr. |
| 66 | Black Hawk | Charles A. Wise. |
| 67 | Buchanan | T. E. McCurdy. |
| 68 | Delaware | George W. Dunham. |
| 69 | Dubuque | James A. McAleer. |
| 69 | Dubuque | Edmund J. Sauer. |
| 70 | Clayton | P. W. Conley. |
| 71 | Fayette | Christian Miller. |
| 72 | Bremer | Burton E. Sweet. |
| 73 | Butler | M. F. Edwards. |
| 74 | Franklin | D. J. Patton. |
| 75 | Hancock, Wright | Thomas A. Way. |
| 76 | Humboldt, Pocahontas | John B. Kent. |
| 77 | Buena Vista | A. J. Wilson. |
| 78 | Plymouth | J. C. Cottrell. |
| 79 | Sioux | Charles W. Carter. |
| 80 | Lyon and O’Brien | G. M. Anderson. |
| 81 | Dickinson, Emmet, Osceola | W. H. H. Myers. |
| 82 | Clay and Palo Alto | E. P. Barringer. |
| 83 | Kossuth | Gardner Cowles. |
| 84 | Cerro Gordo | D. W. Hurn. |
| 85 | Floyd | W. B. Towner. |
| 86 | Chickasaw | F. E. Ayers. |
| 87 | Allamakee | D. H. Bowen. |
| 88 | Winneshiek | John S. Roome. |
| 89 | Howard | Elmer E. Overfield. |
| 90 | Mitchell | Willard L. Eaton. |
| 91 | Winnebago, Worth | Paul O. Koto. |
Republicans, 81; Democrats, 19.
The General Assembly Adjourned on the 6th of April, 1900.
TWENTY-NINTH GENERAL ASSEMBLY.
Convened at Des Moines, January 13, 1902.
The Senate.
Lieutenant-Governor John Herriott, President, Republican.
George A. Newman, Secretary, Republican.
| DIST. | COUNTIES. | NAMES OF MEMBERS. |
| 1 | Lee | David A. Young. |
| 2 | Jefferson, Van Buren | H. H. Brighton. |
| 3 | Appanoose, Davis | Claude R. Porter. |
| 4 | Lucas, Wayne | Alex Mardis. |
| 5 | Decatur, Ringgold, Union | Geo. S. Allyn. |
| 6 | Adams, Taylor | F. L. Arthaud. |
| 7 | Fremont, Page | Lester W. Lewis. ​ |
| 8 | Mills, Montgomery | Joseph M. Junkin. |
| 9 | Des Moines | Fred N. Smith. |
| 10 | Henry, Washington | John A. Young. |
| 11 | Clarke, Warren | W. B. Tallman. |
| 12 | Keokuk, Poweshiek | John T. Brooks. |
| 13 | Wapello | S. H. Harper. |
| 14 | Mahaska | L. C. Blanchard. |
| 15 | Marion, Monroe | Fred Townsend. |
| 16 | Adair, Madison | James J. Crossley. |
| 17 | Audubon, Dallas, Guthrie | F. M. Hopkins. |
| 18 | Cass, Shelby | Joseph M. Emmert. |
| 19 | Pottawattamie | A. S. Hazelton. |
| 20 | Louisa, Muscatine | . M. Molsberry. |
| 21 | Scott | W. C. Hayward. |
| 22 | Clinton | John L. Wilson. |
| 23 | Jackson | Thomas Lambert. |
| 24 | Cedar, Jones | John T. Moffit. |
| 25 | Iowa, Johnson | Geo. W. Ball. |
| 26 | Linn | J. S. Alexander. |
| 27 | Calhoun, Webster | Thos. D. Healy. |
| 28 | Marshall | J. B. Classen. |
| 29 | Jasper | Fred L. Maytag. |
| 30 | Polk | Cassius C. Dowell. |
| 31 | Boone, Story | J. A. Fitzpatrick. |
| 32 | Woodbury | E. H. Hubbard. |
| 33 | Buchanan, Delaware | H. J. Griswold. |
| 34 | Crawford, Harrison, Monona | E. L. Hogue. |
| 35 | Dubuque | P. W. Crawford. |
| 36 | Clayton | H. C. Bishop. |
| 37 | Hamilton, Hardin, Wright | F. C. Hartshorn. |
| 38 | Black Hawk, Grundy | O. B. Courtright. |
| 39 | Bremer, Butler | Geo. M. Craig. |
| 40 | Allamakee, Fayette | James H. Trewin. |
| 41 | Mitchell, Winnebago, Worth | James A. Smith. |
| 42 | Howard, Winneshiek | D. A. Lyons. |
| 43 | Cerro Gordo, Franklin, Hancock | W. F. Harriman. |
| 44 | Chickasaw, Floyd | E. C. Spaulding. |
| 45 | Benton | Tama Wm. P. Whipple. |
| 46 | Cherokee, Ida, Plymouth | Alva C. Hobart. |
| 47 | Clay, Dickinson, Emmet, Kossuth, Palo Alto | E. W. Bachman. |
| 48 | Carroll, Greene, Sac | Warren Garst. |
| 49 | Lyons, O’Brien, Osceola, Sioux | George W. Lister. |
| 50 | Buena Vista, Humboldt, Pocahontas | E. K. Winne. |
Republicans, 39; Democrats, 11.
House of Representatives.
* Willard L. Eaton, Speaker, Republican.
* C. R. Benedict, Chief Clerk, Republican.
| DIST. | COUNTIES. | NAMES OF MEMBERS. |
| 1 | Lee | J. P. Cruikshank. |
| 1 | Lee | Sabret T. Marshall. |
| 2 | Van Buren | Lee Nagle. |
| 3 | Davis | Samuel A. Moore. |
| 4 | Appanoose | Frank S. Payne. |
| 5 | Wayne | T. P. Walden. |
| 6 | Decatur | B. L. Eiker. |
| 7 | Ringgold | M. Z. Bailey. |
| 8 | Taylor | W. D. Blakemore. |
| 9 | Page | Valentine Graff. |
| 10 | Fremont | R. C. Campbell. |
| 11 | Mills | Charles W. Black. |
| 12 | Montgomery | Cyrus L. Stratton. ​ |
| 13 | Adams | Clinton S. Grouse. |
| 14 | Union | D. Davenport. |
| 15 | Clarke | M. L. Temple. |
| 16 | Lucas | R. A. Hasselquist. |
| 17 | Monroe | N. E. Kendall. |
| 18 | Wapello | A. W. Buchanan. |
| 19 | Jefferson | Andrew F. Cassel. |
| 20 | Henry | William Carden. |
| 21 | Des Moines | Louis M. Jaeger. |
| 21 | Des Moines | William D. Dodds. |
| 22 | Louisa | E. L. McClurkin. |
| 23 | Washington | Charles J. Wilson. |
| 24 | Keokuk | A. M. Utterback. |
| 25 | Mahaska | Wm. G. Jones. |
| 26 | Marion | J. L. Warren. |
| 27 | Warren | J. M. Anderson. |
| 28 | Woodbury | John T. Willett. |
| 28 | Madison | Robert A. Greene. |
| 29 | Adair | W. H. McClure. |
| 30 | Cass | John Pipher. |
| 31 | Pottawattamie | John H. Jenks. |
| 31 | Pottawattamie | W. H. Freeman. |
| 32 | Harrison | H. B. Kling. |
| 33 | Shelby | E. M. Hertert. |
| 34 | Audubon | Asmus Boysen. |
| 35 | Guthrie | Nate Wright. |
| 36 | Dallas | Geo. W. Clarke. |
| 37 | Polk | Emory H. English. |
| 37 | Polk | H. E. Teachout. |
| 38 | Jasper | Wm. W. Hawk. |
| 39 | Poweshiek | J. P. Lyman. |
| 40 | Iowa | John Hughes, Jr. |
| 41 | Johnson | Geo. W. Koontz. |
| 42 | Muscatine | J. I. Nichols. |
| 43 | Scott | Albert W. Hamann. |
| 43 | Scott | M. H. Calderwood. |
| 44 | Cedar | Louis J. Leech. |
| 45 | Clinton | Chas. Mordhorst. |
| 45 | Clinton | Raymond C. Langan. |
| 46 | Jackson | Geo. B. Hilsinger. |
| 47 | Jones | F. J. Sokol. |
| 48 | Linn | W. C. Stuckslager. |
| 48 | Linn | E. J. C. Bealer. |
| 49 | Benton | Malcolm McNie. |
| 50 | Tama | Chas. E. Walters. |
| 51 | Marshall | B. F. Cummings. |
| 52 | Story | W. M. Greeley. |
| 53 | Boone | Alonzo J. Barkley. |
| 54 | Greene | Mahlon Head. |
| 55 | Carroll | C. C. Colclo. |
| 56 | Crawford | Hugh Langan. |
| 57 | Ida, Monona | Will C. Whiting. |
| 58 | Woodbury | Marlin J. Sweeley. |
| 59 | Cherokee | Geo. F. Coburn. |
| 60 | Sac | Joseph Mattes. |
| 61 | Calhoun | D. J. Townsend. |
| 62 | Webster | S. T. Meservey. |
| 63 | Hamilton | Geo. P. Christiansen. |
| 64 | Hardin | Mark J. Furry. |
| 65 | Grundy | Wm. G. Kerr. |
| 66 | Black Hawk | Charles A. Wise. |
| 67 | Buchanan | L. F. Springer. |
| 68 | Delaware | Geo. W. Dunham. |
| 69 | Dubuque | A. P. Prudden. |
| 69 | Dubuque | H. R. Keagy. |
| 70 | Clayton | J. C. Flenniken. |
| 71 | Fayette | Wm. Larrabee, Jr. |
| 72 | Bremer | Burton E. Sweet. |
| 73 | Butler | M. F. Edwards. |
| 74 | Franklin | D. J. Patton. |
| 75 | Hancock, Wright | J. S. Pritchard. ​ |
| 76 | Humboldt, Pocahontas | F. C. Gilchrist. |
| 77 | Buena Vista | A. J. Wilson. |
| 78 | Plymouth | E. A. Fields. |
| 79 | Sioux | Charles W. Carter. |
| 80 | Lyon, O’Brien | Timothy Donohue. |
| 81 | Osceola, Emmet, Dickinson | B. F. Robinson. |
| 82 | Clay, Palo Alto | A. H. Cheney. |
| 83 | Kossuth | Gardner Cowles. |
| 84 | Cerro Gordo | David W. Hurn. |
| 85 | Floyd | P. H. Powers. |
| 86 | Chickasaw | John H. Kolthoff. |
| 87 | Allamakee | Robt. Hufschmidt. |
| 88 | Winneshiek | John S. Roome. |
| 89 | Howard | W. K. Barker. |
| 90 | Mitchell | Willard Lee Eaton. |
| 91 | Worth, Winnebago | Eugene Secor. |
Republicans, 84; Democrats, 16.
The General Assembly Adjourned on the 11th of April, 1902.
UNITED STATES OFFICIALS FROM IOWA.
Members of Cabinets.
| Secretary of the Interior | James Harlan, 1865. |
| Secretary of War | William W. Belknap, 1870. |
| Secretary of War | George W. McCrary, 1877. |
| Secretary of the Interior | Samuel J. Kirkwood, 1881. |
| Postmaster-General | Frank Hatton, 1885. |
| Secretary of Agriculture | James Wilson, 1897. |
| Secretary of the Treasury | Leslie M. Shaw, 1902. |
Heads of Departments.
| First Assistant Postmaster-General | Fitz Henry Warren, 1851. |
| First Assistant Postmaster-General | John A. Kasson, 1861. |
| First Assistant Postmaster-General | Frank Hatton, 1883. |
| First Assistant Postmaster-General | James S. Clarkson, 1889. |
| Commissioner of Claims | James B. Howell, 1871. |
| Commissioner of U. S. Land Office | Willis Drummond, 1871. |
| Commissioner of U. S. Land Office | S. S. Burdette, 1875. |
| Commissioner of U. S. Land Office | J. A. Williamson, 1877. |
| Commissioner of U. S. Land Office | Wm. M. Stone, 1892. |
| Commissioner of Indian Affairs | Hiram Price, 1881. |
| Commissioner of Patents | B. J. Hall, 1886. |
| Fourth Auditor of the Treasury | S. J. W. Tabor, 1865. |
| Fourth Auditor of the Treasury | Chas. Beardsley, 1883. |
| Second Comptroller of the Treasury | C. C. Carpenter, 1876. |
| Director of United States Mint | Geo. E. Roberts, 1897. |
| Solicitor of State Department | Henry O’Connor, 1872. |
| Solicitor of Treasury Department | Maurice D. O’Connell, 1897. |
| Commissioner of Registration in Utah | George L. Godfrey, 1882. |
| Surveyor-General of Wyoming | E. C. David, 1875. |
GOVERNORS OF TERRITORIES.
* Alvin Saunders, Nebraska, 1865.
* William Hale, Wvoming, 188S.
* J. N. Irwin, Idaho, 1888.
United States Judges.
SUPREME COURT.
Samuel F. Miller, appointed in 1861.
CIRCUIT COURT.
* John F. Dillon, 1873.
* George W. McCrary, 1880.
* Henry C. Caldwell, 1892.
* Edward R. Mason, Clerk.
DISTRICT COURT.
* John J. Dyer, 1846.
* James M. Love, 1857.
* H. C. Caldwell, 1875.
* O. P. Shiras (Northern District), 1883.
* Alonzo J. Vanduzee, Clerk.
* J. S. Woolson (Southern District), 1891.
* Smith McPherson (Southern District), 1900.
* W. C. McArthur, Clerk.
JUDGE OF THE COURT OF ALABAMA CLAIMS.
* Caleb Baldwin, 1875.
* James Harlan, 1883.
JUDGE OF THE COURT OF PRIVATE LAND CLAIMS.
Joseph R. Reed, 1893.
DISTRICT ATTORNEYS.
* Isaac M. Preston, 1847.
* Stephen Whicher, 1851.
* J. C. Knapp, 1853.
* W. H. F. Gurley, 1861.
* Caleb Baldwin, 1865.
* M. D. Browning, 1867.
* Wm. F. Sapp, 1869.
* Jas. T. Lane, 1873.
Northern District.
* M. D. O’Connell, 1883.
* T. P. Murphy, 1886.
* M. D. O’Connell, 1890.
* Cato Sells, 1895.
* H. G. McMillan, 1899.
Southern District.
* John S. Runnells, 1883.
* D. O. Finch, 1885.
* Lewis Miles, 1889.
* C. D. Fullen, 1895.
* Lewis Miles, 1899.
MARSHALS.
* Gideon S. Bailey, 1846 to 1849.
* Stephen B. Shelledy, 1849 to 1852.
* Laurel Summers, 1853 to 1861.
* Herbert M. Hoxie, 1861.
* Peter Melendy, 1865.
* George W. Clark, 1867.
* Peter Melendy, 1872.
* J. W. Chapman, 1875.
Northern District.
* George D. Perkins, 1883.
* W. M. Desmond, 1887.
* Edward Knott, 1891.
* W. M. Desmond, 1895.
* Edward Knott, 1899.
Southern District.
* Richard Root, 1883.
* Edward Campbell, 1885.
* D. B. Miller, 1889.
* Frank P. Bradley, 1894.
* George M. Christian, 1898.
American Ministers to Foreign Countries.
| Augustus C. Dodge | Minister to Spain, 1855. |
| George W. Jones | New Grenada, 1859. |
| Fitz Henry Warren | Guatemala, 1865. |
| Silas A. Hudson | Guatemala, 1869. |
| Christian Wullweber | Ecuador, 1875. |
| John A. Kasson | Austria-Hungary, 1877. |
| John A. Kasson | Germany, 1884. |
| Alexander Clark | Liberia, 1890. |
| W. I. Buchanan | Argentine Republic, 1895. |
| John A. Kasson | Minister Plenipotentiary for Reciprocity Treaties. |
| Edwin H. Conger | Brazil, 1897. |
| John N. Irwin | Portugal, 1898. |
| Edwin H. Conger | China, 1898. |
CONSULS AND CONSULAR AGENTS.
| D. S. Lee | Basle, Switzerland, 1853. |
| Robert Dowling | Cork, Ireland, 1859. |
| A. J. Stevens | Leghorn, Italy, 1861. |
| A. L. Wolfe | Basle, Switzerland, 1861. ​ |
| J. E. Lovejoy | Callao, Peru, 1861. |
| Geo. W. Van Horne | Marseilles, France, 1861. |
| R. E. Morse | Curacoa, West Indies, 1861. |
| D. H Wheeler | Genoa, Italy, 1861. |
| A. J. de Zeyk | Taranto, Hungary, 1863. |
| C. A. Page | Zürich, Switzerland, 1865. |
| A. J. Stevens | Smyrna, Turkey, 1865. |
| W. H. F. Gurley | Quebec, Canada, 1865. |
| O. M. Spencer | Genoa, Italy, 1867. |
| George Pomutz | St. Petersburg, Russia, 1867. |
| A. J. Stevens | Windsor, Canada, 1867. |
| John S. Runnells | Tunstall, England, 1867. |
| A. D. Greene | Naples, Italy, 1867. |
| S. L. Glasgow | Havre, France, 1867. |
| S. H. M. Byers | Zürich, Switzerland, 1869. |
| M. M. Price | Marseilles, France, 1871. |
| A. G. Studer | Singapore, India, 1871. |
| James Thorington | Aspinwall, Colombia, 1872. |
| S. L. Glasgow | Glasgow, Scotland, 1872. |
| Joseph Knotts | Chihuahua, Mexico, 1875. |
| A. M. Post | Cape Verde Islands, 1875. |
| J. G. Wilson | Jerusalem, Palestine, 1877. |
| S. F. Cooper | Glasgow, Scotland, 1877. |
| Robert Laird Collier | Leipsic, Germany, 1881. |
| O. M. Spencer | Melbourne, Australia, 1881. |
| John Davies | Gloucester, England, 1881. |
| Paul Lange | St. Stephens, New Brunswick, 1883. |
| F. W. Hosfield | Trieste, Brazil, 1885. |
| S. R. Miller | Leipsic, Germany, 1887. |
| James Fletcher | Genoa, Italy, 1887. |
| S. G. Ruby | Belfast, Ireland, 1889. |
| S. B. Zeigier | Aix la Chapelle, Prussia, 1891. |
| O. H. Baker | Copenhagen, Denmark, 1892. |
| Johnson Brigham | Aix la Chapelle, 1892. |
| N. B. Ashby | Dublin, Ireland, 1893. |
| L. W. Myers | Victoria, British Columbia, 1893. |
| J. S. McCaughan | Durango, Mexico, 1893. |
| P. C. Hanna | La Guayra, Venezuela, 1893. |
| N. W. McIvor | Kanagawa, Japan, 1895. |
| A. C. Brice | Matanzas, Cuba, 1895. |
| L. S. Reque | Rotterdam, Netherlands, 1893. |
| I. B. Richman | St. Gall, Switzerland, 1893. |
| T. C. Dawson, Secretary of Legation | Rio Janeiro, 1897. |
| F. M. Crocker | Guaymas, Mexico, 1897. |
| A. W. Swalm | Montevideo, Uraguay, 1897. |
| S. G. Hill | Tien-Tsin, China, 1897. |
| J. Van Her | Ghent, Belgium, 1897. |
| J. E. Rowen | Port Stanley, Falkland Islands, 1898. |
| W. E. Bainbridge, Sec’y of Legation | Peking, China, 1898. |
| H. J. Lenderink, Sec’y of Legation | Santiago, 1898. |
| Frank M. Crocker, U. S. Consul | Guaymas, Mexico, 1898. |
| Frank W. Mahin, U. S. Consul | Reichenberg, Austria, 1900. |
| I. H. Tiederman Vice Consul | Para, Brazil, 1900. |
| S. C. McFarland, Vice Consul | Nottingham, England, 1900. |
| Benjamin Johnston, Vice Consul | Utilla, Guatemala, 1900. |
SURVEYORS GENERAL FOR IOWA AND WISCONSIN.
* George B. Sargent, 1851.
* Warner Lewis, 1853.
* Thomas J. Townsend, 1861.
* H. A. Wiltse, 1863.
PENSION AGENTS.
| District. | Iowa. |
| Ottumwa | Paul C. Jeffries, 1852. |
| Ottumwa | A. H. Hamilton, 1861. |
| Fairfield | David B. Wilson, 1871. |
| Dubuque | George L. Mathews, 1865. |
| Dubuque | Mordecai Mobley, 1867. |
| Dubuque | J. B. Young, 1869. |
| Dubuque | Jacob Rich, 1875. ​ |
| Des Moines | Peter Myers, 1862. |
| Des Moines | J. D Thompson, 1867. |
| Des Moines | Stewart Goodrell, 1869. |
| Des Moines | B. F. Gue, 1872. |
Iowa and Nebraska.
Dubuque, Fairfield, Omaha, Nebraska districts consolidated with the office at Des Moines in 1877.
* B. F. Gue, 1877.
* Jacob Rich, 1881.
* C. S. Lake, 1886.
* S. A. Marine, 1890.
* C. H. Robinson, 1894.
* S. F. Sperry, 1898.
* Richard P. Clarkson, 1903.
LAND OFFICES.
| Register. | Receiver |
| Dubuque Office. ||
| Thomas McKnight, 1851. | Mordecai Mobley, 1851. |
| George McHenry, 1853. | Patrick Quigley, 1853. |
| A. D. Anderson, 1857. | Patrick Quigley, 1853. |
| Decorah Office. ||
| J. D. Jenkins, 1855. | A. K. Eaton, 1855. |
| Osage Office. ||
| S. B. Chase, 1857. | A. K. Eaton, 1857. |
| Fairfield Office. ||
| Francis Springer, 1851. | W. H. Wallace, 1851. |
| James Thompson, 1853. | J. W. Culbertson, 1853. |
| Chariton Office. ||
| Robert Coles, 1853. | Nathan G. Sales, 1853. |
| James Baker, 1857. | Lorenzo H. Sales, 1857. |
| Iowa City Office. ||
| Charles Neally, 1846. | Enos Lowe, 1846. |
| Hugh D. Downey, 1851. | Easton Morris, 1851. |
| John Clark, 1853. | Gilman Folsom, 1853. |
| Des Moines Office. ||
| Robert L. Tidrick, 1853. | Thos. A. Walker, 1853. |
| Thos. A. Walker, 1855. | P. M. Casady, 1855. |
| Robert Brown, 1857. | Isaac Cooper, 1857. |
| I. W. Griffith, 1859. | J. G. Weeks, 1861. |
| Stewart Goodrell, 1861. | Stewart Goodrell, 1867. |
| Thos. Seeley, 1865. | G. L. Godfrey, 1869. |
| Felix G. Clark, 1869. | H. H. Griffith, 1877. |
| William Porter, 1886. | M. D. McHenry, 1886. |
| D. M. Fox, 1889. | Fred. Babcock, 1892. |
| N. R. Kuntz, 1892. | W. H. Turbett, 1895. |
| E. B. Evans, 1895. | S. J. Loughran, 1897. |
| F. S. Howard, 1897. | S. J. Loughran, 1897. |
| Council Bluffs Office. ||
| L. W. Babbitt, 1855. | Enos Lowe, 1855. |
| James Pollard, 1857. | A. H. Palmer, 1857. |
| Lewis S. Hills, 1859. | A. H. Palmer, 1857. |
| Frank Street, 1861. | D. C. Bloomer, 1861. |
| Sylvanus Dodge, 1869. | D. C. Bloomer, 1861. |
| Sioux City Office. ||
| S. P. Yeoman, 1855. | A. S. Bryant, 1855. |
| S. P. Yeoman, 1855. | Andrew Leach, 1857. |
| W. H. Bigelow, 1861. | J. P. Edie, 1861. |
| S. T. Davis, 1865. | W. R. Smith, 1865. |
| John Cleghorn, 1867. | W. R. Smith, 1865. |
| Geo. H. Wright, 1871. ​ | W. R. Smith, 1865. |
| Fort Dodge Office. ||
| W. H. Merritt, 1855. | Varplank Van Antwerp, 1855. |
| John M. Stockdale, 1857. | Thomas Sargent, 1857. |
| C. B. Richards, 1861. | Charles Pomeroy, 1861. |
| A. M Dawley, 1869. | Webb Vincent, 1869. |
| E. C. Byam, 1871. | Webb Vincent, 1869. |
COLLECTORS OF CUSTOMS.
Dubuque.
J. W. Harrison.
| Surveyor of Customs | George Fengler, 1892. |
| Surveyor of Customs | J. M. Lenihan, 1897. |
Keokuk.
S. M. Clark, 1871.
Des Moines.
| Surveyor of Customs | J. C. Hotchkiss, 1892. |
| Surveyor of Customs | Bert. Kennedy, 1897. |
| Surveyor of Customs | L. Redman, 1898. |
Burlington.
| Surveyor of Customs | Charles Wilner, 1892. |
| Surveyor of Customs | M. A. Frawley, 1897. |
| Surveyor of Customs | C. H. Ross. 189S. |
Sioux City.
| Surveyor of Customs | J. M. Cleland, 1892. |
| Surveyor of Customs | W. B. Humphrey, 1897. |
| Surveyor of Customs | J. H. Bolton, 1898. |
Council Bluffs.
Surveyor of Customs R. N. Whittlesey, 1897.
L. M. Shubert, 1898.
EXAMINERS OF CLAIMS.
Henry O’Connor, 1875.
SECRETARY OF DAKOTA TERRITORY.
T. M. Wilkins, 1869.
AGRICULTURAL DEPARTMENT.
C. F. Saylor, Special Agent of Beet Sugar Investigation.
Animal Industry.
* T. A. Greddes, Chief of Miscellaneous Division.
* F. W. Bicknell, Special Agent, South America.
SUPERVISORS OF INTERNAL REVENUE.
First District. :
| J. M. Hedrick, 1871. ||
| Assessor. | Collector. |
| R. M. Pickle, 1863. | J. C. Walker, 1863. |
| J. B. Weever, 1867. | W. W. Belknap, 1867. |
| J. B. Weever, 1867. | Francis Springer, 1871. |
| Second District. ||
| Pliny Fay, 1863. | Geo. W. Ellis, 1863. |
| Geo. Meason, 1867. | James Armstrong, 1867. |
| S. S. Farwell, 1869. | Norman Boardman, 1869. |
| S. S. Farwell, 1869. | S. S. Farwell, 1877. |
| S. S. Farwell, 1869. | J. W. Green, 1881. ​ |
| Third District. ||
| J. T. Jarrett, 1863. | Levi Fuller, 1863. |
| L. L. Huntley, 1867. | D. B. Henderson, 1867. |
| Joseph Hobson, 1871. | M. M. Trumbull, 1869. |
| Joseph Hobson, 1871. | J. E. Simpson, 1879. |
| Joseph Hobson, 1871. | J. S. Lathrop. 1893. |
| Joseph Hobson, 1871. | John C. Kelley, 1895. |
| Joseph Hobson, 1871. | J. W. Patterson, 1898. |
| Fourth District. ||
| G. H. Jerome, 1863. | W. F. Cowles, 1863. |
| John Connell, 1867. | A. J. Pope, 1867. |
| John Connell, 1867. | John Connell, 1877. |
| John Connell, 1867. | Louis Weinstein, 1893. |
| John Connell, 1867. | W. H. Stackhouse, 1895. |
| John Connell, 1867. | J. M. Kemble, 1898. |
| Fifth District. ||
| Cole Noel, 1863. | Horace Everett, 1863. |
| A. R. Anderson, 1869. | Sanford Haines, 1865. |
| A. R. Anderson, 1869. | L. P. Sherman, 1867. |
| Sixth District. ||
| Delos Arnold, 1863. | S. B. Hewett, 1863. |
| Thos. H. Benton, 1867. | Albert Head, 1867. |
| John Scott, 1869. | T. E. McCracken, 1869. |
| John Scott, 1869. | W. W. Nixon, 1875. |
INSPECTOR OF INDIAN AGENCIES.
William Vandever, 1875.
INDIAN AGENTS.
| Blackfoot Agency | L. L. Pease, 1861. |
| Special Agent | H. W. Reed, 1865. |
| Commissioner of Indian Affairs | D. N. Cooley, 1865. |
| Ottoe Indians | J. L. Smith, 1867. |
| Yankton Sioux | P. H. Conger, 1867. |
| Superintendent Washington Indians | T. J. McKenny, 1867. |
| Superintendent Montana Indians | J. A. Viall, 1871. |
| Superintendent Kansas Indians | Enoch Hoag, 1871. |
| Neosho Indians | I. T. Gibson, 1871. |
| Upper Arkansas Agency | B. Darlington, 1871. |
| Kiowa Agency | Laurie Tatum, 1871. |
| Sac and Fox in Iowa | Leander Clark, 1873. |
| Sac and Fox | J. H. Pickering, 1875. |
| Blackfeet Indians | J. S. Wood, 1875. |
| New Mexico Indians | S. A. Russell, 1875. |
| Red Cloud Agency | J. J. Saville, 1875. |
| Fort Berthold Agency | Jacob Kauffman, 1881. |
| Osage Indians | L. J. Miles, 1881. |
| Sac and Fox Indians | G. L. Davenport, 1881. |
| Union Agency | J. Q. Tufts, 1881. |
| Sac and Fox Indians | W. R. Lesser, 1893. |
| Sac and Fox | H. M. Rebok. |
| Narvaja Indians | G. W. Hayzlett, 1898. |
| Sac and Fox | W. G. Malin. |
Members of Congress from Iowa.
UNITED STATES SENATORS.
* Augustus C. Dodge, 1848 to 1855.
* George W. Jones, 1848 to 1859.
* James Harlan, 1855, resigned May, 1865.
* James W. Grimes, 1859, resigned in 1870.
* Samuel J. Kirkwood, 1866 to 1867.
* James Harlan, 1867 to 1873.
* James B. Howell, 1870 to 1871.
* George G. Wright, 1871 to 1877.
* William B. Allison, 1873 to 1909.
* Samuel J. Kirkwood, 1877 to 1881.
* James M. McDill, 1881 to 1883.
* James F. Wilson, 1883 to 1895.
* John H. Gear, 1895 to 1901.
John H. Gear was reëlected for six years from March 4, 1901, and died on the 14th of July, 1900.
Jonathan P. Dolliver, appointed by the Governer to fill the vacancy, 1900 to 1907.
REPRESENTATIVES IN CONGRESS.
| District. | | Years. |
| | S. Clinton Hastings | 1846 to 1847. |
| 2 | Shepherd Leffler | 1846 to 1851. |
| 1 | William Thompson | 1847 to 1850. |
| 1 | Daniel F. Miller | 1850 to 1851. |
| 1 | Bernhart Henn | 1851 to 1855. |
| 2 | Lincoln Clark | 1851 to 1853. |
| 2 | John P. Cook | 1853 to 1855. |
| 1 | Augustus Hall | 1855 to 1857. |
| 2 | James Thorington | 1855 to 1857. |
| 1 | Samuel R. Curtis | 1857, resigned May, 1861. |
| 2 | Timothy Davis | 1857 to 1859. |
| 2 | William Vandever | 1859, resigned September, 1861. |
| 1 | James F. Wilson | 1863 to 1869. |
| 2 | Hiram Price | 1863 to 1869. |
| 3 | William B. Allison | 1863 to 1871. |
| 4 | Josiah B. Grinnell | 1863 to 1S67. |
| 5 | John A. Kasson | 1863 to 1867. |
| 6 | Asahel W. Hubbard | 1863 to 1869. |
| 4 | William Loughridge | 1867 to 1871. |
| 5 | Grenville M. Dodge | 1867 to 1869. |
| 1 | George W. McCrary | 1869 to 1877. |
| 2 | William Smyth | 1869 to 1871. |
| 5 | Frank W. Palmer | 1869 to 1873. |
| 6 | Charles Pomeroy | 1869 to 1871. |
| 2 | Aylett R. Cotton | 1871 to 1875. |
| 3 | W. G. Donnan | 1871 to 1875. |
| 4 | M. M. Walden | 1871 to 1873. |
| 6 | Jackson Orr | 1871 to 1875. |
| 4 | Henry O. Pratt | 1873 to 1877. |
| 5 | James Wilson | 1873 to 1877. |
| 6 | William Loughridge | 1873 to 1875. |
| 7 | John A. Kasson | 1873 to 1877. |
| 8 | James W. McDill | 1873 to 1877. |
| 2 | J. Q. Tufts | 1875 to 1877. |
| 3 | L. L. Ainsworth | 1875 to 1877. |
| 6 | E. S. Sampson | 1875 to 1879. |
| 9 | Addison Oliver | 1875 to 1879. |
| 1 | J. C. Stone | 1877 to 1879. |
| 2 | Hiram Price | 1877 to 1881. |
| 3 | T. W. Burdick | 1877 to 1879. |
| 4 | N. C. Deering | 1877 to 1883. |
| 5 | Rush Clark | 1877 to 1881. |
| 7 | H. J. B. Cummings | 1877 to 1879. |
| 8 | W. F. Sapp | 1877 to 1881. |
| 1 | M. A. McCoid | 1879 to 1885. |
| 3 | Thomas Updegraff | 1879 to 1883. |
| 6 | James B. Weaver | 1879 to 1881. |
| 7 | E. H. Gillette | 1879 to 1881. |
| 9 | C. C. Carpenter | 1879 to 1883. ​ |
| 2 | S. S. Farwell | 1881 to 1883. |
| 5 | W. G. Thompson | 1881 to 1883. |
| 6 | J. C. Cook | 1881 to 1883. |
| 7 | John A. Kasson | 1881 to 1885. |
| 8 | Wm. P. Hepburn | 1881 to 1887. |
| 2 | J. H. Murphy | 1883 to 1887. |
| 3 | D. B. Henderson | 1883 to 1901. |
| 4 | L. H. Weller | 1883 to 1885. |
| 5 | B. F. Frederick | 1883 to 1887. |
| 6 | M. E. Cutts | 1883 to 1885. |
| 9 | W. H. M. Pusey | 1883 to 1885. |
| 10 | A. J. Holmes | 1883 to 1889. |
| 11 | I. S. Struble | 1883 to 1891. |
| 1 | Benton J. Hall | 1885 to 1887. |
| 4 | Wm. E. Fuller | 1885 to 1889. |
| 6 | J. B. Weaver | 1885 to 1889. |
| 7 | H. Y. Smith | to fill vacancy. |
| 9 | J. H. Lyman | 1885 to 1889. |
| 1 | John H. Gear | 1887 to 1891. |
| 2 | Walter I. Hayes | 1887 to 1895. |
| 5 | Daniel Kerr | 1887 to 1891. |
| 7 | Edwin H. Conger | 1887 to 1890. |
| 7 | E. R. Hays | 1890, to fill vacancy. |
| 8 | A. R. Anderson | 1887 to 1889. |
| 4 | J. H. Sweeney | 1889 to 1891. |
| 6 | John F. Lacey | 1889 to 1891. |
| 8 | Jas. P. Flick | 1889 to 1893. |
| 9 | Joseph R. Reed | 1889 to 1891. |
| 10 | J. P. Dolliver | 1889 to 1900. |
| 1 | J. J. Seerley | 1891 to 1893. |
| 4 | Walter H. Butler | 1891 to 1893. |
| 5 | J. T. Hamilton | 1891 to 1893. |
| 6 | F. E. White | 1891 to 1893. |
| 7 | J. A. T. Hull | 1891 to 1905. |
| 9 | Thomas Bowman | 1891 to 1893. |
| 11 | Geo. D. Perkins | 1891 to 1899. |
| 1 | John H. Gear | 1893 to 1895. |
| 4 | Thomas Updegraff | 1893 to 1899. |
| 5 | Robt. G. Cousins | 1893 to 1905. |
| 6 | John F. Lacey | 1893 to 1905. |
| 8 | Wm. P. Hepburn | 1893 to 1905. |
| 9 | A. L. Hager | 1893 to 1899. |
| 1 | Samuel M. Clark | 1895 to 1899. |
| 2 | Geo. M. Curtis | 1895 to 1899. |
| 1 | Thomas Hedge | 1899 to 1905. |
| 2 | J. R. Lane | 1899 to 1901. |
| 2 | J. N. W. Rumple | 1901 to 1903. |
| 4 | Gilbert N. Haugen | 1899 to 1905. |
| 9 | Smith McPherson | 1899 to 1901. |
| 11 | Lot Thomas | 1899 to 1905. |
| 2 | Martin J. Wade | 1903 to 1905. |
| 3 | Benjamin T. Birdsall | 1903 to 1905. |
| 9 | Walter I. Smith | 1901 to 1905. |
| 10 | J. P. Connor | 1901 to 1905. |