The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1884-12-04
MINNESOTA LEGISLATURE.


tives Of the coming Twenty-fourth legisla
ture There are but four changes in tn
senate, the new senators being: w. T. vii
kins, Third district; J. T. Williams, Tent
| district; f. c. Severance, Thirteenth dis
trict, and II. H. Wells, Forty second district
The list is rs follows: =.
First District-Senator, James O'Brien, Gale
donia- Representatives. Ole 8. Olson. Blacl
Hammer: Alex McLaren, Brownsville.
Second District-scaator. J: NJ. Wheat, L.
nora Representatives, N. 4; Maland, Highland
6oro; o. Il. Case. Fountain; b. K Michner, For
estvills.
Third District-senator. W. I. wilkins, Aus
TIN; REPRESENTATIVES. H: W. Lightley, Austin; J
Fourth District-scnator, W: p. Sergeant, Al
bert Lea Representatives.. John L. Gibbs, &c
neva: Alex Haroldson, Albert Lea.
Earth City. Representative. N. ". Leland
Sixth District Senator, R NJ. Ward, Fairmont
Seventh District-Senator. A. Ii. Crosby
Adrian, Mobiles county. Representatives, Pete
Peterson. slayton, Murray county; w. B. brown
Eighth District-senator, George Knudson. St
James. Representative, siias Blaokman, Selma
Cottonwood county. ~''''''''
Nh, Ninth District l. P Peterson, New
Fails; william Skinner. Sleepy Eve
kato -; Representatives.. c. G: SpauldinR, Maple
Lake Crystal; p 4. Foster, Mankato. - :" 's'''
Eleventh Observation-Disclosures. r. O. Craig. James
VILE. Representative, NJ. D. L. Collister, Wa
Twelfth Dissatisfaction, A. c. Hickman
0watonna. Representative, James NJ. Bur
lingame. Owatonna-
Thirteenth District-Senator, E. c. Severance
Mantorville. Representative. John Edmond
Fourteenth District-senator, D. A Morrison
Rochester Representatives., E. Dyar, Dover; NJ
]. Daniels, Rochester; o. s: saettre. Dover
Fifteenth District Senator, Thomas Wilson,
Winona. Representatives, y: v. Simpson, W
!: Valentine, Winona; P. j. Sheehan, Dakota: J.
Martin, st. Charles; Thomas J. Felzer, Enter
Sixteenth District-Senator. J. W Blake, Mar.
shall. Representatives, Charles Nj Morse, Lake
Benton: Thomas Mcmillan. Candy.
Pster L. sseket
land.
Eighteenth Distrlct-senator, Thomas WEIGH,
henderson. Representative, Dennis Downs,
9 Nineteenth District--senator, NJ. Doran, LIE
6ueur Representatives., Gustave Wendle-
sc CHATTER Cleveland: Hugh Byrne, Kilkenny:
ent, Fariba1lt. Representatives., W. S. Pattee,
Northtield; Christian Deike Faribault: Charles
Sylvester, Warsaw; Phillip Plaisancc, Wheat
and.
Twenty-frst Distr1ct-Senator, O. NJ. Hall.
Red Wing: Representatives. O. K. Naeseth, Aspe-
lund: S. C. Holland, Zumbrota.
Twenty second District-Senator, F. l. john
son, White Rock. Representative, J. W. Peter
son, Vasa.
Twenty.third Dissatisfaction, J. G. Law
renee, Wabasha. Representatives, Henry Baum
earte9; Wabasha; Ferdinand Hempel, Elgin:
Twenty fourth District-Senator, James N.
CASTLE saltwater. Representatives, f.. w. Du-
rant, W. II. Pratt and Arthur Stevens, Still
~ Iwenty-ff District-Senator, Albert Truax,
Hastings. Representatives, John J. Caneff,
TROUT Brook: A s Bradford, Empire.
Ian TWSs e T. District-senator C. ,. Gilh
Murphy, E. A. HendrieEso Sa g. Paul. a. pf"ke'
Twenty seventh District Senator, c. W.
Grlggs, st. Paul; Representatives, c. H. Lineau,
Paul a. ''''''" '0
Twenty-eiehth District-senator, J. B. Gilfl-
Ian, Minneapolis Representatives, F. E. Nc
Anoka; Orrin Snow, Oak Grove
Twenty ninth District - Senator, c. A. Pills
bury: .Representatives, Valentine G. Hush,
elder. Ole Byorum Minneapolis; George A. Ma
son. Maple Plain.
.Thirtieth District-senator, R. B. Lanedon.
minneapolis. Representatives., s. p. Sniter, o.
J. Evans, August Ende, Minneapolis: Andrew J.
Coulter, Ossco.
Thirty first District - Senator, H. J. Peck
Shakopee. Representative, Matthias Nachbar
Jordan.
Thirty second District - Senator, Julius H.
Alderman, Young America REPRESENTATIVES,.
Gnenther Teubert. Norwood: Peter His, Chaska'
Ihir , Dstrict-senator, ". II. Houl-
ton, Elk River. Representatives, T. c. Porter
Clearwater; N. Holmstrom, Cokato: Jonathan
Smith, Howard Lake.
Thirty-fourth District Senator, W. H. Green
!eaf, LltShheld. Representative, NJ. J. Flynn,
Thirty fifth District - Senator. F. ycllmar
Glencoe. Representative, W. Johnson Glencoe
Willmar Representative. C. NJ. Reese, Lake
Andrew.
, Thit1y-7eventh District-senator z. B. Clarke,
son; Eric 0. Erickson, Watson.
Ihirty-eighth Dstrict-Scnator, John Sha-
leen, Lindstrom. Representative, L. H. McCu-
Thirt w; nth District-seuator C. r nuch.
Howes, Brainerd; J. 4. d. sadey, Princeton
william p Lee. Long Prairie.
st. Cloud: Representatives, B. Reinhard, St.
Cloud: Casper Capser, St. Joseph: d. E. Myer,
Maine Prairie J. II: Bruce. Sank Centre.
forty INST MISREPRESENTATION. E. B. Van Hoe
Thacker, Glenwood; II. L. Lewis, Holmes City.
Forty second Distrio: - Senator, H. II, Wells
Norris Morris: Representative, George 1. Becker,
Forty-ihird Dlstrict-senator. James Comp.
ton, Fergus Falls. Representatives, Washington
Muzzy, Otter Tail City: Hans P. Bjorge Under
Forty fourth District Senator, s. G.. Com.
stock, Moorhead. Representative H. G. Stor.
dock, Rothsay.
Forty fifth District-Senator, Halvor Stecner.
son, Crookston Representative, Charles Can.
ming, Ada.
Forty sixth District-Senator, w. W. Billson
Duluth. Representative, d. J. Knox, Aitkin.
Forty-sevcnth District-Senator, w. p. Christ
ensen, Olivia. Representative, Lewis L. Times
Bird Island.
The new missionary steamer Morning
Star, which was built with money con-
tributed by the Congregational Sunday
schools of the United States, was
launched last Thursday, at Bath, Me.
The crew of the vessel will consist OF
about fifteen men: Captain Bray, first
and second officers, chief engineer, as
sistant engineer, two fremen, steward,
cook and eight seamen. George f.
Garland, who was in command of the
Morning Star, wrecked last February,
will go as first officer, and Frederick
Snow, of Jamaica Plains, son of one Of
the old Micronesian missionaries, as