The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1881-12-03
SENATE.

Second District-Thos r. H,tdd.
Third District-Albert L. Philips.
Fourth District-Van s. Bennett.
Fifth District I. W. Van Setback.
Sixth District-Enoch Chase.
Seventh District Edw. B Simpson.
Eighth District-Chas. Palmetier.
Ninth District-James T. Wiley.
Tenth District-H. If. AckJey.
Eleventh District-Thos. B. Scott.
Twelfth Dlstrict-A. N. Randall
Thirteenth Dissatisfaction K. Detdney
Fourteenth District-John T. Kingston.
Fifteenth District-Joseph Rankin.
Sixteenth District-Geo. W. Ryland.
Seventeenth Decentralization Richardson,
Eighteenth District-Ed. Coleman.
Nineteenth District-Joseph B. Hamilton.
Twentieth District-P. IT. Smith.
Twenty-first District-Charles F. Crosby
Twenty-second District-John l.. Pingel.
Twenty-third District Frederick Kusel.
Twenty-fourth District-James HlI*
Twenty-fift District-George B. Burrows.
Twenty-sixth District-John Adams.
Twenty-seventh Dlstrict-Gilbert e. Nc
Keeby.
Twenty eighth District-Wm. C. Meffert.
Twenty-ninth D.stnct Augustus Flnkeln-
burg.
Thirtieth District-Rock J. Flint
Thirty-first Distnct-Merrick P. Wing.
Thirty second District-C. K. Erwin.
Thirty-third District Geo. f. Hunt
Republicans, %; democrats, 10.
ASSEMBLY.
Adams County-S. w. Pierce.
Ashland, Barron, etc.-George d. McDill.*
Brown-First District, John Hogan; Second,
4. L. cray; Third. p Moran.
Buffalo Gin part)--M. w. Mcdonnell.
Calumet-Adoph Meller.
Chippewa and Pierce-Wm. B. Bartlett.
Clark, etc-R. j. MdcBride.
Columbia-First District, VIM. T. Parry;
Second, VIM. II. Proctor.
Crawford-A Peterson.
Dane-First District, Fritz ELoer; Second, E.
w. Keyes; Third, Frank L. Warner.
Dodge-First District VIM. JecRe; Second,
Benz. P. Bishop, S. G. McDowell Fourth,
TROs. j. Jones.
Door-A. d. Thorp.
DUMB. L. Everts.*
Eau Clare-Thos. Carmichael.
Fond du Lac-First District, E. Babcock
Second, John Meiklejohn; Third, Chas E. Shep-
ard; Fourth, L. Eidemille-.
Grant-First District, J. FL. Cabanis, Second,
d. B. Stevens; Third, E. /. Kidd.
Green-Frst District, Hiram Gabriel; Sec
ond, John Bolender.
Green Lake.. D. Mcconnell, Ond. R.)*
Iowa-First District, James Ryan; Second,
J. w. Rewey.
Jackson-Wm. T. Price.
Jefferson-First District. Jesse Stone; Sec
ond, j. c. Leonardson; Third, J. W. OstTander.
W.
ond, c. ID. Loonais.
Kenosha-A. Fl. Vosburg.
Kewaunee- VIM. Rodgers.
La Crosse--Frank Pooler.
La Fayette-First District, A. O.. Chamber
Lain; Second, John O'NeiH.
Manitowoc-First District, Peter Philips;
Second, Henry Gsdjia; Third, C. E. Estabrook.
Marathon-Joi,n G. Clarke.
Marquette-SdmueL Tanner.
MlWaukee-First District, Arthur Bate; Sec
ond, George a. Albert; Third, Ed. Keogh;
Fourth, g. p. Harrington; Fifth, VIM. Lind
Eighth, F. j. Borcidrdt; Ninth, Arnold H,ttclat-
ing; Tenth, Charles Fingado; Eleventh, VIM.
NJ. Williams, Jr.
Moroe-First District, M. A. Thayer; Sec
ond, W. A. Barber.
Oconto, etc.-George W. De Lano.+
Outagamie-Frst District. Humphrey Pierce;
Second, Mr.. Pdpe
Ozaukee-Fred ". Horn
Pepin-J. w. Whelan.*
Pierce-T. j. Atcdter.*
Portage-Charles A. Lane.
Racine-First District, r. P. Howell; Second,
Adam Apple
Richland-First District, James Washburn:
Second, George H. Tate.
Rock-First Distrlct-John Huntley; Second,
John Windns; Third, John Conley.
st. Croix-O. a. Sdugestdd
Sauk-First District, Abijah Beckwith"; Sec
ond William 5. Grubb.
sheboygan-First District, ". NJ. Root; Sec
ond, Simon GiLen; Third, j. Marshall.
pealeau-George II. Smith.
Vernon-First District, T. G.. Juve; Second
Thos. J. Shear.
Walworth-First District, W. G.. Derthick;
Second, John W. Brownson; Third, Donald
Stewart.
Washington-First District, ID. W. Mdron;
Second, j. w. H0ef0use.
Waukesha-First District, VIM. LANCER; Sec
ond, Hermann Sc1odtz.
Waupaca-First District, J. Wakefield; Sec
ond, George Warren
Waushara-George B. McMillan.*
Winnebago-First District, Andrea Hdben;
Second, A. T. II Kruger; Third, George Fl.
Buckstaff; Fourth, T. J. Bowles.*
Repubhcans-59; democrats, 40; indepen-
dents. /.
*The above calculation, which is probably
correct gives the republicans, on joint ballot
80, democrats so, and independents 1. Those
districts about which there is still some doubt,
are marked with an asterisk.