Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1842-12-10
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,.


Monday, December 5, 1912
At o'clock the House was called to order by
Jos. +. Brown, Esq, the Principal Clerk Of the
last session; when the following members ap-
peared, presented their credentials, and were
sworn affirmed by the Hon. ], w Borden, Pre-,
siding Judge of the 18th Judicial Circuit, VIZ:
Adams 8 Jasper-N d. Hawkins,
AHen-L. q. Thompson,
Bartholome,p-A Jones,
Bentos, w. &c. ]. Brown
BldcLfor II. and Wv Prliman.
Bro,en, Sre.-W. A. German, J. NJ Siuss,
Boone-J. Chrisman, J. Rose,
Crawford-J. Edwards,
Clay-J b. Nees,
Clark-T. J. Henley, ]. S Simonson,
Cd.s--C. Carter,
Cinfon-A Major,
CufrOH-A. l.. ROBINSON,
Dariess-R. A. Clements,
Decatur-D. Montague,
Dearborn-J. F. Millikip f. A Brown 7 Lew.
Del9mare-C. C. Gilbert,
Dekafb and .Stueben-Enos Beall
EAthart-J. Jackson,
Tloyd--N. Moore,
Franh!in--G. G. Shoup, }. L. Cooley,
Fulton and Ma. l.. Wheeler,
Fayette--N. Claypool, NJ. Meeker,
Fountan--J. Mccormick, J. Stewart,
Gibson--J. Hargrove,
Grant,. Dunn,
Greene--J. L. O'Neall
Harrison-G. +. r. Wilson, F. Leslie,
Henry-S. Summers, B. Parker,
Hendricks--H s. Marvin,
Hamilton--Allen Sumner,
Hancock--J. Mathers,
Jackson--E. l.. Dunbar,
Jennings--D. G. Rich,
Jefferson Goodenow, d. Hills,
Johnson-F. Hardin,
Hnor--J. Myers,
hosciusko and VA. Cuppy,
Larrence-R G. NorvelI,
Lagrange and Nv. Mitchell,
Laporte--J. II, Bradley. and J. Francis,
Lake and Porter-A. s. Campbell,
Mdrtin-C. Peek,
Marion-W. J Brown, and T. Johnson,
Norgan-F. A. Matheny,
Madison-R ~ Williams, John Davis,
Miami and VIC. Swyhart,
Monsgomery-J Nelson, and II. +. Shook,
Orange-H Lingic,
Oren-G. w. Moore,
Perry. b Hsckleby,
Posey-A Leo,
PLEA. +. Wright,
Pmnam-J H. Roberts, James Denny, and J.
aeIl,
Parke-G w. Steele and w. Coffin,
Rush-G. b. Tingley, J. Lowe, aud G. w.
brown.
Ripley--H. S. Bowers,
Randolph--R. Butler,
,Speacer--J Proctor,
.Suliiran-J. w. Davis,
Scon-E. G. English,
.Stritzerland--P. Dufour,
.Shelby--F. Tevis,
St Joseph--H. Flanegin,
71ppecanoe-J Shelby and w. L. Leyman.
Taion-J. Osborn,
Taaderbureh-W. B. Butler,
Termillion-W. Bales,
Tigo-J Hodges, J. Strain, and s. Patrick,
Warrick--J. Fuller,
Vashington-E d. Logan and v. Baker,
Wayne--D. Stratton, w. r. Fouke aud A.
Iatt.
Warren--W. Bu,terfeld,
Mr.. EDNossos, from Dubios, was the only NOM
or absent.
The House then proceeded to the election Of
peaker Messrs. Bowers, Of Ripley, and Moore
+ Owen were appointed Teliers. Mr.. Lowe
cmina,ed Thomas ]. Henley Of Clark; and Mr..
crown, Of ", Jno H. Bradley, of Laporte, Mr..
iorman announced that the late Speaker, John
'. Davis, was not candidate.
On counting the first ballot, il appeared, that
Thos. J. Henley received So votes.
John II. Bradley, Al
Blank,
Mr. HENLEY having received a majority Of all
ne votes given on the first balio,, was declared
uly elected.
The House then proceeded to the election Of
rincipai Clerk, which, resulted 10 the choice Of
os. F. BRows. of Tippecanoe.
The House then proceeded to the election Of
.ssistan, Clerk, which resulted in the choice OF
II. HARLAN, Of Grant.
The House then proceeded to the election Of
.nrolling Clerk, which resulted ia the CHOICE Of
OHM W. RUsH, Of Vefmiilion.
The House then proceeded to the election Of
,oor- Keeper, which resulted in tho choice Of
Ohm c. HoeIs.
After passing resolutions, inviting the Rev.
r. BERRY TO open the Legislature with psayes
J. morrow morning, and for the appointment Of Q
onmit,ee on the part of tho House, to act With
similar committee on the part Of tho Senate, TO
al, on The Governor, Sc. the House adjourn.
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