Western Kansas world. [volume] (WaKeeney, Kan.) 1885-current, 1890-11-15
LEGISLATURE.
4 Complete List OF the Next House OF Rep
rssentAtives; s5 Republicans, 81 AMI
anoo aud Democrats; with Is
Delegates Without Vote.
This List In Given as From Returns Re-
cstved by tho Several Central Commit
tees, and is Probably Correct In
Every Name.

complete list of members elected to the next
house of representatives, those marked A..
having been elected on the peoples party (or
alliance) ticket, and those marked R. on the
republican ticket. Democrats are marked d.
Allen county-L. B. Pearson, r.
Anderson. III. Alexander, A.
Atchison-John Seaton, R.; R. P Fisher, A.
Barber-Frank W. Hickox, A.
Barton-M. w. Cobun, A.
Bourbon-W. W. Rice, R., r. F. Fortney, A.
Brown. D. Hardy, A.
Butler-O. W. Jones, A., ]. h. Harlem
bower, A.
Chase. s. Doolittle, A.
ChautauQua-JasonH elmick, A.
Cherekee-James 2. Chubb, A., John 7.
Jones, A.
Cheyenne-w. E. Hotchkiss, A.
CIark-B. F. Morris, A.
Clay-A. A. Newman, A.
Cloud, S. o. Everley, A., s. D. Steele, A.
Cofey-O. NJ. Rice, A.
Cowley-Jacob Nixon, R., ]. L Andrews,
A., L. ]. Davidson, A.
6 manche-George W. Hollenbeck, A.
Crawford-H. NJ. Reed, A., A. ]. Corey, A.
Decatur-Dan Caster, Problem.
Dlckinson-Hiram c. Harvey, A., NJ. Sen
non, A.
Doniphan-J. D. Williamson, R.
Douglas-C. n. Bishoff, R., n. Simmons, b
Edwards-B. G. Donovan, Dem. A.
Elk-George W. Crumley, A.
Ellis-James H. Reeder, R.
Ellsworth-W. W. Stanley, A.
Finney-W. R. Hopkins, R.
Ford-G. NJ. Hoover, d.
Franklin-J. p. Stevens, A., P. P. Elder, A.
Garfeld-W. NJ. Speck, R.
Geary-T. NJ. Templeton, A.
Grant-DaVid Holmes, A.
Gove-I. T. Purcell, r.
Graham-W. H. Milligan, A.
G-ay-C. L. Vinson, d.
G -enwood-John Breyden, A.
Greeley-C. G. Wilson, r.
Ramllton-Alfred Pratt, R.
Harper-George H. Coulson, A.
Harvey-W. E. Brown, R.
Hodgeman-S. B. Gilmore, r.
Jackson-P. H. Steward, A.
Jeffersoa-C. Il. Phinney, R., NJ. Reck-
Jewell-E. F. Barnett, A, c. c. Vande-
Venter, A.
Johnson-C. NJ. Dickson,
Kearney-G. NJ. Smith, A.
Kingman-John Day, A.
Kiowa-B. II. Albertson, A.
Labette-James n. Tanner, A., ]. II. Nor
fison, R., Alexander Duncan, A.
Lance. Z. Lobdell, R.
Leavenworth-F. w. Willard, D., s. T.
Nee y, D., I. c. Craig, D., Frank NJ. Ga
Iincoln-A. NJ. Wilmington, A.
Linn. W. Tucker, A.
Logan-W. L. Cook, R.
Lyon-Levi Dumbauld, A., S. B. War.
rem, r.
Marion-Dallas Rogers, A., E W. Max
well, A., (tel.
Observation-Disclosures Doty, A., NJ. Patter-
son, A.
Jackson, A.
Meade-A. h. Heber, R.
Miami. B. Coons, A., ]. B. Reming-
Mitchell H. McKinnie, A.
Montgomery-Daniel Henry, A, A. L.
Scott, A.
Morris-Charles Drake. A.
Morton-Joseph W. Young, R.
Nemaha-R. D. McChman, A., Ezra
Cary, A.
N tton-W. Hicks, A.
Osage-David Shull, A., Robert Lewis, A.
Osborne-J. W. Matchett, A.
Ottawa-George McConkey, A.
Pawnee-A. H. Lupfer, A.
Philips-P. c. Wagner, A.
Observation-Disclosures L. Soupene, A.SC,
q. Hardick, A.
Pratt c. Pearson, A.
Rawlins-E. d. YORK. r.
ell, A.
Republic-J. 1. Inghsm, A., C. I. Cleve.
land. A.
Rice-W. NJ. Keuton, A.
Riley-JOsephus Harner, A.
Rooks-Reuben Rouse, A.
Russell-Otis L. Atherton, r.
S. ine-Patrick 81. Dolan, D.
Scott-L. S. Boyer, R.
S 1gwick-George L. Douglass, R., r. W.
Hurt, A., W. r. Ruble, A.
Seward-I. F. Poston, D.
Shawnee-David NJ. Howard, A., W. C.
Webb R., Frank Stahl, r.
Sheridan-W. J. Barnes A.
Sherman-Fred A. Yearick, A
Smith-George E. Smith, A.
Stafford-W. NJ. Campbell, A
Stanton-J. w. Tout, R.
Stevens-A. S. Beeler, A.
Sumner-G. E. Meeker, A., John 7. Show
alter, R., j. NJ. Doubleday, A.
Thomas Vail, D.
Trego-W. F. King, R.
Waubaunsee-John Rehrig, A.
Wallace. ]. Laycock, AR.
WashingtOn-D. NJ. Watson, A., William
Rogers, A.
W;chita-W. I. Chubbick, R.
W''sen-A. q. Brown, A.
Woodson-J. H. Bayer, r.
Wyandotte-J. D. Miner, D., A, A. Bur-
gard, d.
This list shows IS republicans, 81 alliance
and II democrats. From these figures, how
sver, must be deducted delegates who do not
have votes, as follows: Ten republicans, 6
alliance and democrats. This leaves the