Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1884-11-13
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a Lssf VI Members Supposed 10 be Elected
~ St. Paul Pioneer Press.
IS From the returns received and careful
estimates, tho make up of the council
and lower house Of the Dakota legisla.
ture will be as follows, subject to slight
changes from later and Official returns.
The political complexion of the council
will be twenty-five republicans. one
democrat and one independent democrat;
house, forty-iour republicans, four demo.
clats.
First district-C -Ceuncil-A. q. Hudson,
Of Lincoln. republican; William DnDnan,
Of Onion, republican. Honse-Ole P.
helvig, Of Lincoln, republican; John
Larson, of Union. republican; Eli Daw.
son, Hans Myrne, Of Clay, republicans
Second district-Council-J. r. Gam,
ble, of Yankton, A. Sheridan Jones, of
Hutchinson, republicans. House-A. l..
Van Osdeli, of Yankton, Hugh Langsp,
]. P. Ward, of Turner, J. II. Swanton, of
Hutchinson, all republicans.
Third district-Council-A NJ. Bow
die, of Dawson, republican; F. NJ.
Ziebach, Of Bon Homme, democrat.
House,. A. Parehall, of Hanson, Marx
Ward, of Brule, G. E. Huston, of Doug.
las, Il. NJ. Clark, of Aurora, all repubil.
cans.
Fourth -Coupcil-R. f. Petit
grew, of Minneuaha, republican; George
X. Farmer, of Miner, republican. House
r. E. Smith, of McCook, j. NJ. Bay.
field, of McCook, H. w. Smith, of Mime.
nahs, w. Il. Rlddell, of Minnehaha, all
republicans.
Fifth district-Ceuncil-W B. Cam.
eron, of Lake, republican, II. 81. Nat
wick, Of BrookinRs, republican. House
George Rice, John Hobart, Moody, re-
oublicans; j. @. Southwick, Y. V. Barnes,
Kingsbury, republicans. Sixth district
P. Day, of Sphinx, j. a.
Westover, of Hughes, republicans. House
George Pierce, of Ramlin, j. A. Pickler
Of Fauik, NJ. l.. Miller. of Beadle, j. T.
Blackmore,. of Hyde, republicans
Seventh district-Council-A. b. Smed
icy, of Grant, " P. Kennedy, of Brown
republicans. House-Georse 81. John
son. of Brown, T. T. Dewoody. of Ed
munds, Eugene Huntington. of Day, anc
f. Eldridge. of Grant, republicans.
Eighth district-Council-F. j. Wash
abaugh, of Lawrence, 8. P. Wells, O
| bennington, republicans. aOuse-Eber
W. Martin, Il. NJ. Gregg, A. NJ. Call, o.
Lawrence; A.. L. Sprague, of Custer, re
publicane.
Ninth district Council - johnson
Nickeus, of Stutsman, Charles Richard
son, of Barnes, republicans. House-E
E. Williams, of Burleigh,W. F. Steele. O
Kidder, H. w. Coe, OF Morton, Juliul
Stevens, Of Griegs, republicans.
Tenth dlstrict-Council-D II. Twom
ly, of Cass, 0. D. Austin, Of Ransom, re
publicane. House-H. S. Oliver, of Rar
som, democrat; 7. NJ. Pugh, of Decker
democrat; s. E. Stebbins, P. j. McCum
Der. OF Richland, republicans.
Eleventh hdistrict-Council-Georg
b. Walsh, of Grand Forks, republican
John Flittie,of Traill, republican. Hous
10. w. Morgan, of Trail, republican
John W. Scott. of Grand Forks, republi
can; E. T. Hutchinson, of Nelson, demo
crat; Maj. Roach, of Grand Forks, demo
crat.
Twelfth district-Council-P. J. N.
Laughlin, Of Walsh, republican; Fran
il Wilson, of Pembina, Ind, republican
Hoase-Donald Stewart, Of Walsh, r
publican; Henry Strong, of Pembina, r
publican; h. 81. Ruger, of Ramsey, r
, publican; Patrick McHugh, of Cavilie