Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1882-11-23

house of the Kansas Assembly has beel
prepared by the Atchison Champion:
Regularly nominated Republican candidate
marked "R-," number s.; Independent Re
publican Anti prohibition liked t'I r
A. r, J" 8; Independent Req ffiTf,ecS; Demo
Gratis, p; Greenbackers, marked g. II AM
independents, not CLASSIFIED as either Repub
yet to hear from definitely. The House ha
126 members, and the Senate 40 It viii b.
seen that the regular Republicans number
majority of five in the House, not coumtin,
the Independents Republicans nor any of thu
districts not yet heard from Counting tn,
Independent Republicans the Repu6IicaI
reach 81.
Independents and thirty seven Republicans
so that the Republicans will have q ma
ioritY OF fully 30, and probably SIS, on john
DOniphan County-Ist District L. RYAN, R.
Severance; I'd District, Joseph Davis, d.
Atchison-Sd District, F. E. Cloyce, R., Ian.
caster; 18th District. John Seaton, R., Atchi-
son; 5th District, L, F, Randolph, r. Pardee.
JehersOn-6th District, 4. r. Bayne Ind.
Valley Falls.
Leavenworth-sth District, Edward Carroll
D., Leavenworth; 9Th District, ii. 7. Green,
D., LeaVenWorth; 10th District, George w.
Greever, D; 18th District, J: K. Faulkner, D.
Wyandotte-I2th District E. 8. Drought R.
WyandOtte; 18th District, j. X. Timmons, G.,
Edwardsville.
Johnson-ilth District. v R. Ellis, r.; 18th
DOuglas-l6th District, John Q. A. Norton,
r., Lawrence; 18th District, J. G. Schnebly, r.,
Baldwin City; 18th District, John Speer, r.,
FraniElin-l9th District, ]. A. Barrett, R. ;
10Th District, T. T. Elder, G., Ottawa.
Miami-2lst District ]. G. Martin, D., PaOla
22d District, w. H. Without, d.
Linn-23d District, j. d. SnOddy, r., La
Cygne; 24th District, b. w. Wilson. G., Mound
Anderson-25th District, I. P. Sutton, c..
Garnett.
Ind, Fort Scott; 2Sth District. L. G. Porter, R.,
Crawford-29th District, E. S. HIbbard, R..
Cherokee-3Oth District. j. E. Barney, r.,
Webb City 3lst District, 7. P. Anderson, r,
Columbus; sgd District, w. B. Stone. R., Ga.
Labette-S3d District, DR.. Geo W. Gabriel,
l., Parsons; 34th District, j. 5. Waters, R.,
Oswego; 35th District, J. Ii. CrichtOn, r., Che
tOpa.
Montgomery-37t District. D. McTaggart,
Neosho-37th District. j. NJ Dunsmore, R.,
Thayer; 39th District. H. F. Cory, r., Vicks-
burg.
R., Fontaine; 4lst, District, F. NJ. Robertson,
Woodson-42d District, Dr. whartin. G.
COifey-43d District, s.. j. Carter, D., Bur-
Iington.
Osage-44th District, Max Buck, I. R A. p,
Dragon; 45th District, w. @. Sweesy, R., Oh
Shawnee-46th District, Thomas James, r.,
Topeka; 4!th District, G. w. Veale, r., TOpe-
ka; 4Sth District, j. B. McAfee, R., Topeka.
JacksOn-49th District, j. w. Pettijohn, R.,
Brown-5Oth District, John schilling, R.,
Hiawatha; 5lst District, Henry @. Iseley, D.,
Nemaha-52d District, Wright Hicks, ]. R.
:. P; sd District R. @. Bassett, 1. r. A p,
Marshall-54th District, w. G. Glass, D., Ma
rysville; 55th District, John Wells, [. R., Bar
rett.
PottawatomIe-56thD District, A O. Merritt,
D., Louisville; 9th District, .. j. Grover, h,
Onaga-
Davts-59th District, Geo. w. Martin, L. r. A
P. junction City.
Lyon-6lst District, w. w. Scott, H., Empo-
ria, 62d District, George w. Sutton, r., Hart
Greenwood-63d District, j. b. Clogston, r.,
EIk@64th District, Eli Titus, D., GrenoIa.
Chautauqua-65th District, NJ. Slayer, 1. r.
CowIey-66th District, j. j. johnson, D.;
67th District. G. R. Mitchell, R., Geuda; 6sth
ButIer@69th District, j. NJ Watson, D.,
Leon; 10th District, j. H. Fullenwider, R., Ell
Chase-7lst District, w. H. Carter. R., Cot
Mari0H-7sd District, J. Ware Butterheld, R.,
Morris-73d District. W. H. White, D., Coun-
Dickinson-74th District, J. R. Burton, r.,
Abilene; 18th District c. b. Hoffman, r En-
Ciay~79th District. Writ W. Walton, r.. Clay
Washington-77th District, J. G. Lowe, D.,
18th District, o. H. Beeson, 1. r.
Republic-sOth District, D. @. Gamble, R.,
CIIoGd-sist District, L. w. Barton, D., Clyde;
SD District, +. w. Sturgis, R., Concordia.
Ottawa-sSd District. L. +. Smith. e. Del
Saline-s4th District, James Carlin, D., sa-
lima; S5th District, A. p. COrlins, R., Solomon.
McPherson-S6th District, A. A. Arnold, G.. (;
S7th District, j. NJ. Simpson. R., MCPHERSON.
Harvey-Ssth District, d. Reeves, R., New
Sedgwick-s9th District, DIR. E. B. Allen, R.,
Wichita; Goth District, F. NJ. Dofiemyre, R.,
STmner-9lst District. A. Y. Mayhem, R.,
Wellington; SD District, w. j. Lingenfelter,
Z Ringman~9Ith District, Frank E. Gillett, R.,
Prsatt-96th District, c. S. Calhoun, L, Iuka.
Reno-97th District, A. r. Soluble, D. A. P.s
-; 98th District, j. w. Claypool, B.
Staford-95th District, e. B. Crawford, R.,
Barton-1OOth District, J. d. Baine. D., Great
Rice-lO1st District, j. W. Lane, Little River
Ellsworth-102d District, Leo Herzig, L r.
A. P. Ellsworth.
RusseIiE1O3d District, j. J. A. t. Dixon, R..
Bunker Hill
Lincoln-IOlth District, DIR. Bryant, I. R.
Mitchell-1O5th District, +. Charlesworth, R.,
Beloit. 1O6th District, j. NJ. Kyle, R., Cawker
Osborne-lO7th District, John r. Bosom, G.
Jewell-1OSth District, II. T. knappenberger,
r., Jewell City.
iO9th District j. NJ. Armagoret, G.
Smith-lIOth District J. G. Davenport, I. (;
IIlth District, 4. w. Bishop, g. P.
Phillips-1l2th District, John Bissen, r. Phil
1Rooks-1Isth District, A W. Montgomery, G.
Enis-II4th District, B. Arnold, /. r. p, Hays
Rush-1l5th District, John Hargrave, R., La
PaWnee-l16th District. Dr.. VIM. Rhea, R.,
e EdWa iva District, D. R. Alosier, R.,
FordGl1sth District. c. N. Hoover. D.. Dodge
Ness-l2oth District. DR.. j. n. yenard, R.
Trego-12lst District, Geo. F. Neatly, r., Coll
Norton-l2sd District, Walter ". Smith, R..
Nf peca fI District. W. D. Street. R.,
s sheridan-l25th District. E. J. Turner. B..
Kenneth
Miscellaneous Items.
Returns from 81 counties give Click a
majority of 1922 over St. John. The Green
back candidate received about 10, coo votes.
G. II. Weaver, Of LeavenWOrth, drop
ped dead in his store the other day.