Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1874-01-21
THF SENATE

| Il. T.. "A. Il. IL. WI. II
5. Charles He,rick. %. r. Schlicktiaag
6. John Black. 90. W. s. Greene
! Z. J. A. johnson. "a. H. D, Barron.
8. T. D. Weeks. Is. r. l.. d. Potter.
9. Francis Little. 26. E. f. DoUis.
10. j. A. Rice. 27. E. O. Jones.
II. F. Campbell. %. George Krouskop.
IL. Il. z. Moore. 20. T. B. Scott.
10. s. d. Burchdrd. 80. Fl. p. Graham.
| IA. j. B. Quimby. 81. G. G. Hixon.
Is. @. H. Schmidt 80. r. G. Field.
| 16 j. G. Holloway. 33. Addn, SeIadntz
| II. FL. N. Davis. 2fs ..s-
| Republicans II Opposition Is.
| ASSEMBLY.
Adams and Wood-Charles A. Cady.
Ashland, Barron, bayfield,, Burnett, Doug
las and Pok-Sam. FIfeid.
Brown and part of Recommendations l..
Martin, W. H. Bartran, Patrick Hobbias.
Buffalo A. Filkenlburg.
Calumet-B. r. Carter.
Chippewa. M Bingham.
Clark and Jackson-Mark Douglas.
CoIumbla-Jonathan Bowman, Samuel, Ha-
sey. H. W. Rober.
Crawford-W Il. Eudns.
Dane-John Johnson, Polio Du1a1ainC, J.
B. Kehl, Michael johnson.
DODGE. T. toomer, d. c. Cloudy, D. L.
Bancroft Jacob Boddez, a. Fl. Lehman, John
Dunn, Jr.
Door and Part of Kewaunee-D. A. Reed.
Dunn and Pepin-S. L. Plummer.
| Eau Claire-Thon1ds Carmichael.
| Fond du Lac-DdUid Whltton, Z. s.. Weeks,
James L0ferty
Grant-Thomas jenkins, j. B. Calls, G.
| We1u'le, Robert Glenn.
| Green-Charles Denniston.
| Green Lake S. M. Knox.
Iowa-W. e. Ro,oe William Robinson.
Jefferson Charles Becknad1a, Austin Kellogg,
L. B. Caswell.
Tuneau-John u. Kingston.
Kenosha-R s. Houston.
| La Crosse-Dduid 4. Mcdonald.
| Lafayette-JOhn r. Beard.
Manitowoc-C. K. Torn, B. s. LOrigas,
Joseph Rankin.
Marathon-W. c. Sauerthorn.
Marquette William Jfauphey.
James Nc Groth, A. y Phe1ps, 6. Il LarEi,,
d. FL Richards, f II. West, FREDERICK Voget
j. L. Sen,n,aaa Peter Forth, James McIuer.
Monroe Eli Waste, Thomas McCaaI
Oconto-H. M. Royce.
Outa gamie, Waupaca and Shawano-G. N.
Richmond. L. E. Darling.
/ OzaUkee E. II. Blake, a. Zimmerman.
! PIERCE II Persons.
Portage-D. {. Clements.
Racine Charles s. Bliss, E. " White.
Richland-J. B. McGrew, Philip M. Smith.
Rock-M. Osborne. S. G. Carr, Andrew Bar
las. Asahel Henderson, John Wiadass.
| st. CroX-H. S. Clapp.
Sauk-C @. kuntz, D. E. WEIGH.
Sheboygan-Julius Bodenstdb, s. D. Hub.
bard Louis Wolf.
Trempealeau-Noah D. Comstock.
Vernon-WiIllam Frazier, Edgar Emo.
Walworth w. H. Heron, E. A. Buckbee,
William Burgt.
Washington--H. W. Sasoyer, Jeremiah
Riordan.
Waukesha-W.H Hardy. William Clauseus,
Wanshara-C. H. Showers (Ind).
| Waupaca-C. Caldwell.
Winnebago-G Bouck, William p. Peck
ham, Carlton Foster. Frank Leach.
Republicans AZ; Opposition, SO.
SENATE. o..
NdtSuag.-Of 80 members, 20 We're born in
tbs United States-11 OF them IN New York
2 each in Massachusetts,, Pennsylvania and
Vermont {: each in Ohio, Kentucky and Wis
consin (P. O'Rourk) ID were foreign born
in Germany /; IN Ireland | each in France,
Norway, Wales, Scotland and New Brun swick.
All the Irishmen-Campbell, Little and
Quimby-are Republicans.
OccupdtiOn.-The are farmers !; 6 law
yers: 5 lumbermen; manufacturers +; 2
each bankers, merchants and editors +; each
lawyer, farmer and merchant, farmer and ag-
ricultural seller, and wholesale liquor dealer.
Age-Ihe Oldest member is r. G. Field SO +;
and there are others over 60-H. I. Moore
and j. Wagner 81, Fl. N. Davis, 81. P
ORourk is the youngest, 26; Bleekman next,
teen between 40 and so six between so and
80. The longest resident OF the state is Fl.
N Davis. IS years +; shortest, A. Bleekman, 4.
All but he have been here over 10 years, and
% Of them over 90
Pozitics-There are II regular Republicans,
IA Democrats, Liberal Republicans.
ASSEMBLY.
| N0tiUnv-Of 100 members &c are American
born-39 in New York, in Ohio in New
| q ~ o,,1
Connecticut 2 each in Massachusetts and
New Jersey one each in North Carolina,
| Virginia. Maine, Illinois and Wisconsin &C. Il.
| Denlston); "a are foreign born-16 in Ger
many s in Ireland; 5 IN Scotland 2 in Eng
land each in Nova Scotia, Norway and
Canada.l
| Occupations. There are 42 farmers, of whom
20 are Republicans ; IA lawyers merchants;
5 lumbermen manufacturers 2 each farm
ers and lum bermen, editors, and aneral busl-
ness; each physician, farmer and orlck-
maker, justice OF the peace. druggist, life in.
surance agent, grain and lumber dealer,
miner, tanner, miller, real estate broker, res
| taurateur, merchant and farmer, steamboat
man and lumberman. contractor, puddler,
coal merchant. printer, farmer and miller,
gunsmith, farmer and produce dealer, brewer,
! produce dealer.
Age-The Oldest member is Morgan L.
Martin, g. the youngest @. R. Zorn 38, and
only one other, E. r. Blake, is under 80. Be-
tween 80 ana 40 there are 10, between 40 and
SO there are A. between so and SO there are
| 26. The longest residents OF the stote are M.
L. Martin 46 years, J. T. Kingston SO, D. H
Richards and Q. r. Deniston 80; the latest
conner James McIver 4 years ago. There have
| 1G been here 80 years Or more, As here 20 years
or more, rs here 10 years or more
| Politics.-There are Al regular Republicans;
43 regular Democrats: Liberal Republicans;
3 independent Democrats r. Blake, Chas.
Beckman and Fred Vogel; 2 Democrats who
supported Grant MorganL. Martin and ]. F.
Beard; independent Republicans who sup
ported Grant, r. S. Houston and John John
son; and D. A. Reed, who acknowledges ale
| glance to no party.
| The Legislature of Wisconsin met in annual
session at noon on the 18th, and organized by
the election of the following officers:
Sopato