The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1872-01-11
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! Is Sat CInrk 80 j G. Thorp.
ii j B Quimhy. 81 An rs Cameron.
Is Carl Schmidt 80 Orlando Brown.
16J e Holloway. 81 Lyman Morgan
I II G. Williams. iaf
Republicans %, Democrats 9,IAdependeut l..
ASSEMBLY. ...
ADAMS AND WooD &C A. Nerves,
ASHLAND. BARRON, DOUGLAS, POLK, ETC -
Fl d Barron
Brown, AND PART OF KBwAUNEE-Chris
tian WOtz d G Ayers, Daniel Lee
BUFFALO George C0acte
CALUMET. &C II " Peterson
CHIPPEWA John Jenkins.
CLARK AND JACKsON.-E T. Brockway
COLUMBIA Corning, H Brace,
jacob Low ."a.
CRAWFORD % 4 Ca$,ceN
DANE.--B F. Adams, j d GWrnee, John
AdGnaz Phineas BALDWIN, 4
DoDGE.-M Adams. G E Lewis, A H AT
water, s WLanaorelr George Sc}tott John Scion
DoORAND PAKToF KEwAUNRE-H W allen
DUNN AND PEPIN--E 2 Bailey.
EAU CLAIRE-Bradjey Phillips
FOND pu LAo--A j Yorty, hu Colman,
Aaron Wolters
GRANr-G E Cabans, A r Bushnell, A
FSrrn.J q Cory
| GREEN NJ Fl Pengra
GREEN LAKE-A NICHOLS
IowA-W E Rome, John ,StrncHan
JEFFERsoN-Daniel Han, " Z HoSkinS l. B
CaSweil
JUNEAU-H F c Nichols,
KENOsHA-F Robinson
LA CROSsE-G HiXOn
LAFAYETTE-Thoms cambridge
MANITowoc- Peter RSuther, Martin Nc
| Namara, JoSeph Rankin at
MARATHoN--B Ringle
| MARQURTTR-NEIL DIMoND .-
! MILwAUKEE-Joha w Cary George Albert
fJoHN BLACK 2 q Winkler, 3 II Luykin, Emit
Wallbsr. Winfield Smith, yoha Fene,az " H
Becker, Henry Foao'er A p Hobart &
| MoNRoE-E o Rndd, j Richards
! OCoNTO-R w Hubbell
! OUTAGAMIEPARr WAUPAcA AND SHAwANo
w Il H Wro~ Michael German AID Smith
OzAUKEE--J R BOhan, r w Horn
PIERCE-O Powell
PoRTAGE-O II LGnaOreut .5
RACINE-R b Bates VIM Moore
RICHLAND -Wm Dixon, Geo W. Putnam
Rock o F Wailh&n. Z P Burdick, D G
Chez yer. E K Felt, Alex Graham.
| ST CRoIx--John q Spooner
/ lSATK-W Perry Geo G Swain
SHEBoYeAN-Geo W Weeden, p II
| O R0urk. Major Shaw
| TREMP EA LEAU-N Comstoek~
| VERNON-R May, II A CHASE
| WLwORTH-E Nj Sharp, Amos w Stafford,
| s Il White ',al4 4 '..
/ WAsHINGToN-D, W Mason, B s We'll
WAUKEsHA-E Stone, Charles Brown
WAUsHARA- H s Sackct
| WInnEBAGO t D Grimmer, 4 " Patte,s, "
| r Beckwith, A Wood H..
I Republicans, So; Democrats So; Independ-
en-, 4. *Contested by Judd
LEGISLATIVE STATISTICS.
| From the biogra phical sketches of member
ahiq for the Legislative Mdnual-which this
! year will be mors complete and comprehen-
| sive document than ever before, Invaluable
to all in public life or who take an interest
in state affairs and politics-the following
statistics are obligingly furnished us by the
com piler,7 Hon A j TURNER:
/ sd .f "yas. Fl "a SENATE.
OF the 33 members, % are Republicans, 10
Democrats. There are 10 farmers lawyers,
manufacturers. both merchants and lum
bermen.i 3 editors and publishers, each
physician, Clergyman, machinist and I" SenA-
tor There are IS natives of the United
States--14 born in New York, 3 cash In Mas
sachusetts and Pennsylvania, 2 in Wisconsin,
each in Connecticut, Washington. d, g. and
Vermont ); 8 foreign born 8 in Germaty, 2
each in Ireland and Scotland, l in France :;
the two Irish Senators, Little and QuimbY,
both being Republicans; the two Wisconsin.
ers. Magoon aAd Mitchell, The Oldest Soma.
tor is Colladay, 60, the youngest, Mitchell "a
This is the first Legislative experience of
Senators. Several have served number of
sessions ia one house or the other, Sat, Clark
psing the veteran legislator
OF tue 100 members 60 ara Republicans, 40
Democrats. AS farmers. simply, IS class
themselves to more adding another occu
patton under which they are classed,) Is
are lawyers, 3 each merchants and lumber
men, 2phy sicians, 8 carpenters, Q each real
estate dealers, lumbermen, merchants and
mileIs i each druggist, dealer in machinery,
sailor, nurseryman, dairyman, flour manufac-
turer, mason and builder, carriage maker,
\ real estate dealer and contractor, manufac-
turer, produce dealer, wholesale liquor dealer,
editor and publisher, land agent, dealer in
cattle and farm machinery, general business,
not engaged. By birth ~ are natives of the
United States. 35 born ia New York, o in Yer,
mont, 8 in Ohio. in Pennsylvania, 3 each in
Wisconsin and Kentucky ; each in Massa;
chusetts, New Hampshire and Connecticut; |
each in New Jersey, illinois,, Indiana and
Maryland: % foreiguerS--l0 born In Ger
many, 5 each in ireland and England in
France each in Scotland and Canada and |
in New Brunswick, none strange to say in I
Norway or Wales Winfield Smith, Coleman
and ORourk are Wisconsinsrs. The oldest t
memocr i Henry Fowler, 72 years old,
youngest Patrick O'Rourk "a. There are four
others uuder 80: Sacket 81, Bates, jenkins
and s. w. Lamoroux each %. There are IL I
members reelected from last year. Atwater,
Ayers. Chase, Hall, Hixon, Hoskins A. Mich /
OILS, Maxon, Pengra, Powell, Rankin, Swain |
We'll and White,g There are Is more who |
have been members of the Assembly before |
Albert, B. f. and John Adams, Barron Burr
dick, l.. B. Caswell, Dixon, Eellenz, Fowler,
Gaahaul, Horn, Larkin, May, Pat3rseH, RIM
gle, Rowe, Rudd and Walters. Messrs, rBo- |
han, Burdick, Cary. Well, Horn. Larkin aAd T
Maxon have served in the Senate. Messrs. |
Bohan, Horn, EIaxon and Well aid represented |
their diatrctG in the Assembly yeara aro