Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1892-11-18
Nearly Accurate List OF the
Members Of the Next
Legislature.
Democratic Majority Of About
Thirty-One On Joint
Ballot.
.olh Houses in Control Of the
Observation-Disclosures
Senators.


elected eleven senators and the repuD-
licans tive Of the hold over senators
the democrats have fifteen and the re-
publicans two. This gives the demo-
Gratis twenty-siX and the republicans
sew H. In the assembly are forty-tour
republicans and tifty-six democrats.
This makes a democratic majority OF
about thirty-one on joint ballot and
very close and claimed by both Mr..
Rosenkranz rep.J and 3. F. Goss (dem.)
about tWenty-eight on joint ballot and
of course nteans the election of a dem
0cratic United States senator on joint
ballot
The c0mplete list Of senators is as fol-
lows:
Eirst-Joha Fctzer, dem, Forest
vile.
Second-R. J. Mcclellan, DEM, De
Pere
Third-Adam Apple, DEM, North
Cape.
FOURTH. w. Murphy, DEM, Milwau-
kee.
tifth-Paul Bechtner, rep, Milwau-
kee.
Sixth-Altpeter, DEM, Milwaukee.
Seventll-A c. Koenitzer, DEM, Mil
waukee.
Eighth-M. Krueszka. dem, Milwau-
kee.
Ninth-F T. Yahr, dem, Princeton.
Tenth-W. Il Phipps rep, Hudson.
Eleventh.. Z. Kingston Jr., dent,
Ashland.
Twclfth-Neal Brown, dem, Wau-
Sau.
Thirteenth-William F. Voss, dem,
WATERFOWL.
Fourteenth-Dana e. Wcstcott, dem,
ShawanO.
Eft enth-Wm. f. Nash, DEM, Two
Rivers.
SiXtecnth-Charles II. Baxter, rep.
Seyenteenth-R. ]. Burdge, rep,
Beloit
Eighteenth-Sam NJ. Smead, dem,
Fond du Lac.
Nineteenth George w. Pratt, dem,
Oshkosh.
Twentieth-D. s. Phalen, dem, She
boysan.
Twenty first. H. Woodnorth, DEM,
Waupaca
TH'enty-second-Wm Kennedy. dem,
Appleton
Twemy-third- DR.. Soniday, dem,
WatcrtOWn.
TWenty-fourth-T. d. Weeks, rep,
Whitewater.
Twonty-fifth- J. MacBride,
dem, NellsVille
Twenty siNth-R. NJ Rashford, DEM.
Madison.
Twenty -seventh-Russel G. Falconer,
dem, Portage.
TWenty-eightb- Calvin Spenseley,
rep. Mineral Point.
Twenty -ninth-Robert Lees, DEM,
Alma.
Thirtieth-Leyi +. Martin dem.
Thirty -filst-Henry Common. dem.
Niroqua.
Thirty-s9cond-Levi Withee, rep
Thirty -third-Fred w. Horn, dem,
Cedarburg.
The assembly will probably be COM
posed as follows:
Adams and Marquette-C. e. Pierce.
rep.
Ashland-M. G. Mcclellan, dem.
Barron-Sewell A. Peterson, rep.
Bayfield,, Burnett, Sawyer and Wash
buIn-Wm. O'Neill, rep.
BroWn-First, Henry Hagemeester.
dem; second, Anton Van Der Heiden.
dem
Buffalo and Pepin-D. J. Mckenzie.
rep.
Calumet-J. w. Parkinson, dem.
Chippewa-First, John Hanson, dem. :;
second, Henry Lebeis, dem.
Clark-B. NJ. Fulmer, rep.
Columbia-First, H. p Jamison, dem. :;
second, r. n. AIcConochie, rep.
Crawford-J. 0. Davidson, rep.
Dane-First, Charles w. Heyl, dem. :;
second, 1. G. Brader, DEM; third, Nels
Holman, rep; fourth, n. c. Evans, dem.
Dodge First, NJ. E. Burke, dem; sec
ond, B. E. Sampson, dem; third, Will
lam Schwefel, dem.
Door-James keogh, rep.
Douglas-E. G. Mills. rep.
Dunn-A. r. Hall, rep.
Eau Claire-First, Frank McDonough,
rep; second, Chas. F. Hanke. rep.
Fond du Lac-First, L. w. Thayer,
rep; second, L. A. LANCE, DEM; third,
John NJ. Stack, dem.
second. j. B. Johnson. rep.
Green-H. c. Putnam, rep.
Green Lake-Orrin w. Bow. dem.
Iowa.. NJ. Smith. dem.
Jackson-James J. McGillivray, rep.
Jefferson-First, Hugo Jacob, dem !:
second. Christopher Grim. dem.
Juneau-W. P Wheelihan, dem.
Kenosha-D. A. Mahoney, dem.
Kewaunee- Joseph Fitz. hidden.
La CroSSe-First, A. A LeisSring.
DEM: second. L. B. Cox. rep.
La Fayette-J. J. Iverson. rep.
Langlade. Forest and F'lorence-F. a.
Deleglese. rep.
LiHcoln-D. Finn. dem
A1anitowoc-First. P 7. Conway.
dem: second. VIM. Cron. dem.
Marathon-First. A. B. Barney, dem
second. John Ringle. dem.
Marinette-C. G. Daily. dem.
AnlwaukeeFirst. Keogh. dem, sec.
| ond. Hintze. DEM. third. Jeske. rep.
fourth. Austin. rep. fifth. Renkema
rep. sixth. Schmitz. dem. seventh,
Albert, dem.. eight, Deuster. DEM. ninth
Milsrath. rep. tenth. Rademacher. dem.
leventh. Suelow. rep. twelfth. Blenski
rep, thirteenth, LAnck, rep; fourteenth
Hoyt, rep.