Pierre weekly free press. (Pierre, S.D.) 1889-19??, 1890-11-13
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LIST OF LEGISLATORS
Members Elect to the House and Sen.
ate to Convene in Pierre This
Winter.
Fusionists Can Claim a Majority Of
From -Four to Seven OH Joint
Ballot.
No Republican u. S. Senator Need Ap-
ply-A List Nearly if NotQuite
Correct.

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The FREE PRESS has endeavorcd to
compile - list of the members elect to
the legislature, with the political prefer
ences of the elect, and has succeeded in
IN obtaining nearly complete list. A
few districts are not reported in full,
and some not at all, and it is probable
that more complete returns and the Of
fetal count will change the list some-
what. From tins table it will be seen
that the republicans lack two of ma
jority in the senate, and four in the
house, though it is hoped that complete
returns will give the republicans q ma
iority of one or two in each house. How
ever, it is too close for comfort. Ful-
lowing is the list of members by dis
tricts, rs near as VIC have been able to
get trcturns: 81
SENATE. 6
First district-Union county,. n:
Grill, Sr., l. f
second-Clay john L.Jolly, r.
Third Yankton-L b. French, Il
Fourth-Bon Homme-Peter Byrne, d
Fifth-Lincoln-W. F. Dunham. r !,
Sixth-Turner-A.L l.. Peterman, r
Sevcnth-Hutchinso Schnaidt
Rep.
Eighth Charles Mix and Douglass
John S. Beam
Nincth- -Minnehaha-A. b. Kittredge,
Il; Losse Bothun, r
McCook-Mathcw White, ID
Eleventh-Hanson-P. F. Wickham, d
Twelfth-Davison-H. G. Preston, Il
hirteenth-Aurora-J l.. Heintz, r
Fourteenth-Brule-L. H. Willbrodt, d
Fifteenth-Moody-D. X. Mathews,
Sixtsenth-Lake-R. G. Zimmerman,
Rep
Seventecnth--M L. Birch, ] :
E,ghteenth-Sanbor C. Warner
Rep
Nineteenth-.Jerauld and Buffalo--Rev
Smith, l
Twentictll-Brookings-H. l. Stearns
Ind
Twenty-tirst-Kingsbury-J.C.C c. Craw-
ford,
Twenty-sccond-Beadle-A.B b. Mel
vile, r
Twenty. .third-Hand-W. S. Major,
Twcnty-fourth-Hyde and Hughes
Frank Drew, r
Twcnty-iifth-Sully and Potter-Wm
Austin, Il
Twenty sixth-Dcuel-Mr. Green, |
Twenty-seventh- Hamlin-R. Dixon
Ind
Twenty-cighth-.Codington--M. w
Shcafe, d
Twenty y-ninth-Clark-J. l. Carrier,
Thirtieth--Spink--F. j. Corey, r; VIM
Bird, Il
Thirty-tirst Grant and Roberts,
d. Scott, l
Thirty-secontl- --Day--Duncane McFar
lane,
Thirty-third-Brown-B. Abbott,
j. H. Kyle,
Thirty-fourth-M -Marshall-D. L. Hind
man, II
Thirty.iifth-Faulk-R. w. Maxwell
Dem
Observation-Disclosures and McPhel
son-E. G. Kennedy, r
| Thirty.scventl Walworth and Camp
bell-J. f. Horton, ID
Thirty-eighth-Lawre j. Wasl
abaugh, r; w. S. O'Brien, r
! irty-ninti,-Pennington-David Il
Clark, II
Fortioth-Meade and Butte-J. I
Potter, r
Forty-tirst-custer-c W. Robbin
Dem
First district Union county-M. .
White I, Isaac Moore I, HID. White
Second-Clay-John Norm r, H. /.
Austin r
Third -Yankton Jas. Hoyeng II,
Schnauber X, Frank Lane r, j.
4 Welo r
| Fourth-Bon Homme-R. N. Stout, !
August Koenig, u; John Wittmayer D
| Fifth-Lincoln-E. Moscript Il, r. {
Donohue 4, A. Sherman r
Sixth District-Turner-C. j. Bach
M. A. Christensen d, A.C. Rundell
Seventh -Hutchinson-C c. Buechler !
A. NJ. Kline r.
Eighth Douglas-W. Clark r
Peacock d
Ninth Charles Mix Leroy Walker
4 E. Reece
Tenth Nlinnobaha-Jo DIN F. Norto
II, g. w. Hubbard R, R. Buchanan 4