The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1886-12-10
Tie LAWMAKERS.
List OF the Members-Elect to the State
Legislature for 1887


The following is a correct list of the
Legislature of 1887, according to returns
received by the Secretary of State. Repub-
icans are given in roman. Democrats in
italics, while the politics of Labor men and
Independents are noted in parentheses:
THE SENATE
The Senator's elected this year are:
Edward Scofield. IA p Ioyelov
/ &c. w. Day. 1a-Geo. H Buckstaf.
e-H A. Cooper. s1-John Leahy.
6Theo. Fritz (people) ss- Walter S. Greene
Chris. Widule. 25-William A. Rust.
George Fitch 27-L. E. Pond
1I-G. F. Merrill. 29-J. W. DeGroff.
sc. A. Pettibone. 51-Thomas a. Dyson.
| 15-Joha Cary. 33-Pe ter Loehea.
Following are the hold-over Senators:
Al. W. Hoyt. 20-Ignataus Ktotz.
Cd. Weehselberg. 22-TDl. Kennedy.
S-W. S. Maxwell. 24-J. F. Mason.
/ 10-John A. Lns. 26-JdBes COnkiif.
| ri. S. Washington. 2S-N. L. james.
I'D. B. Hurlburt. 30-Geo. C. Ginty,
| 16-E. L Kidd SC. K. Erwin.
| 1S-James F. Ware.
Entire Senate-Republieans 26; Democrats
| 6; Labor, /.
THE ASSEMBLY.
Adams and Marquette Counties-J. W. Per-
kins.
Ashland, Lincoln, Price, Sawyer and Taylor
H. G. Hetzel.
Barron, Bayfield,, Burnett, Douglas and Wash
| burn-Chas. S. Taylor.
Brown-(D Gregorie Dupont; 2) Patrick Fin
nefy.
Buffalo,. V. Jones.
Calumet-ErHSt SchdUbs.
Chippewa-T j. Cunningham.
ClaTk-Richdrd Deachurst.
Columbia-D c. F. Mohr; (2) Samuel Clark
Crawford-Hugh Porter.
| Dane-Q) H. j. CafatapeII. ~ Hans S. Grinde;
| 80 Richard D. Frost; "a Henry Powell; %
! Richard TeTTiH
Dodge-(D Thomas f. SOlon; 2) c. E. Hook
er; 90 Henry Sperring lnd); a. John Hueh-
ner Qnd. Dem.).
Door-G. A Dreutzer.
| Dunn-William Miller.
Eau Claire-Syver E. BriTni.
| Florence and Marinette-James L. Murphy.
| Fond du Lac-C) George H. Ferris; (2) G. A
Knapp; (3) Andrea0 ScltmidLtofer.
| Grant-(DJ. B. Mccoy; (2) R. B. Showalter;
| 90 r. II. Day.
Green-(D j. C. Zimmerman; Cg John Luch-
singer
Green Lake.. D. Mcconnell.
Iowa-(D G. G. Cox; (s) NJ. j. Bennett.
Jackson-Thomas B. Mills.
Jefferson-(D c. r. Field; C) George Grimm.
Juneau-.JohR GFimShaaU.
Kenosha-J0hn G. Fleming.
Kewaunee-M @. HaRey.
La Crosse-David Vaughn.
La Fayette-C) James Scott; CO James Free
man.
Manitowoc-(D y. Tracy; (2) Isaac Crate;
| (3) Rheinhart HdRr.
Marathon-HenTy Miller.
Milwaukee-(D Michael Dunn; (2) Gustav
| Reimer C4abor); ~ Ed HeOgh; a. w. J. McEl-
roy; % Theo. Rudzinsld Labor; (6) Joseph H.
| 1leyeYs (and Labor; % j. R. Brigham; (S) B. G.
| Garside Labor; (9) Henry Vogt labor; u0)
John Adam Labor; Q1) Emerson D. Hoyt; az
| Geo. II. Chase
Monroe-Q) L. S. Fisher; (2) Miles L. Hine-
| man.
| Oconto, Langlade and Forest-Charles Hall.
| Outagame land part of Calumet)-Q) Leo
| poId Hdn,nael; (2) F. R. Dittmer Goint dstrictl
| Nm. Ldnelre.
Ozaukee-F w Horn CInd. Dem.).
Pepin-John Newcomb.
PIERCE. A. Murphy.
Polk. H. McCourt Gnd. Rep.).
Portage-Jerome Nelson.
Raeine-D E. A. Egery (and Labor; G)
| adam Apple.
Richland-G. e. Tate.
Rocl-D w. M. Nye; (2) John Winans; %
j. G.. Bartholf
ST. Croix-Herman L. Humphrey.
Sauk-GD EOan ". E0ans;; CO Frank Avery.
Shawano-R. w. Jackson.
Sheboygan-Q) Wm. III. Root; ~ George
Spratt; 90 Daniel St0neUdId.
Trempealeau-Sam S. Miller.
Vernon-G) VIM. Kingston; ca Samuel
Sloggy.
Walworth-O "A. j. Stewart; 2) j. c..
Reynolds.
Washington-N James Kenealy; (2) Freder-
| dck c. Schuter.
Waukesha-JoSeph j. Hatfield
Waupaca-O VIM. Masters; (2) A. S. Nc
Donald
Waushara-W B. La Selle.
Winnebago-1) j. B. McLdren (and Labor :;
| (2) j. ". To6ey; 81 Frank Challoner.
Wood-H. A. Lathrop.
Republicans, 81; Democrats 81; Labor, g.;
Independent, 4.