Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1892-11-23
KANSAS LEGISLATURE.
Probable Complexion OF the Next Legisla-
ture-Close on Joint Ballot.

ture-Close Joint Ballot.
Topeka, Kan, Nov. 12-George w.
Crane, of this city, who is a candidate
for state printer. has probably kept
better informed on the result of the
election of candidates for the legisla-
ture than any other man, and he has
submitted the following list. In the
senate it shows II republicans and 23
populists. His estimate on the house
gives 65 republicans, 2 democrats and
So populists.
First district-J. D. Williamson, Doniphan
county (rep).
Second-John NJ Price, Atchison (rep)
Third-Lucien Baker, Leavenworth (rep).
Fourth-Edwin Taylor. Wyandotte (pop).
Fifth-S. o. Thacher (rep)
Sixth. W. Parker (rep).
SEVENTH. T. Metcalf (rep.).
E ghth-W. p. billiard, Bourbon (pop).
Ninth-Hugh M. Reed, Crawford (pop.).
Tenth-M A Householder, Cherokee (pop.).
Eleventh.. H Riley, Parsons (pop.).
Twelfth-Dan McTaggart (rcp).
differentiation c. Carpenter (rep).
Fourteenth Charles F. Scott (rep).
Fifteenth-J w. Leedv, Coffey county (pop).
Sixteenth-J. G. Jumper Usage county (pon).
Seventeenth-W. Sterne (rep).
Eighteenth-H. F. Robbins, Pottawatomie
county (rep).
Nineteenth-J Sheerer Marshall (pop).
Twentieth-william Rogers, Washington
county (pop.).
Twentv-frst-Alden E. True, Wabaunsee
county (pop.l.
Twenty.second-M Sem, Dickinson (pop)
Twenty -third-W A Morgan. Chase (rep).
Twenty FOURTH. E Waterhouse, Lyon
county (rep).
Twenty fifth A. w Dennison Butler (pop).
Twenty -sixth-Jason Helmick, Elk (pop).
Twenty tyseventh-Lewis King, Cowley Cpop.).
Twenty yeighth-A e. Forney, Sumner (pop).
Twenty ninth-Ed O'Brien, Sedg wick (pop).
Tnirtieth-S. G. Danner, Harvey (rep).
rty-hrst-Populist
Thirty second-George Bowling, Republic
county (pop.).
Thirty third-Anson Cooke, Mitchell (pop).
Thirty yfourth-Populist.
Thirty -ffth-John Armstrong, Barton (pop) }.
Thirty-sixth-James Kelley, Pratt county
(rep).
rty-seventh-Populist
Thirty-eighth Milton Brown (rep.).
Thirty-ninth-K E. Willcockson (rep).
Fortieth-George E. Smith (pop).
HoUss.
Allen-L B. Pearson (rep).
Anderson John G. johnson (rep).
Atchison-John Seaton rep and G A. Wood
worth (pop).
Barber William Garrison (pop).
Burton-M. w. Coburn (pop.).
Bourbon-A- ]. Butler (rep) and ]. A Clark
(pop).
Brown-W w. Price (rep).
Buuer-C. NJ Noble (pop).
Chaser H Chandler (rep).
Chautauqua-Republi
Cherokee-C. S. Walters (pop) and Hugh Nc
Kay (pop).
Cheyenne-L J. Willis (rep)
| Clark-Harry Bowen (rep)
| Clay-A A. Newman (pop).
Clouds o Everly (pop).
Coffey-Populist
Comanche-T G. Chambers (dem) indorsed
| by republicans.
Cowley-James H Gilliland (pop) and r G.
| Powers (rep)
Crawford Hugh Bone (pop) and W. H. Ryan
| Decatur-Dan Castor (pop).
Dickinson-Populist
| Doniphan-JameS A. Campbell (repl.
| DouglaS-Dr n. Simmons (rep) and DR.. N.
| Bishoff (rep).
Edwards-J. G. Wright (pop).
| Elk-G. w. Crumley (pop).
Ellis-B F. Reprogle (pop.)-
Ellsworth Populist
Finney-W R. Hopkins (repl.
| Ford-M. w. Sutton (rep).
Franklin-R h Semple (pop).
| Garfel6-W. T. Williams (rep)
Geary-Dr p. Daugherty (pop).
Cover D Anderson (rep).
| Graham-Levi Pritchard (pop).
Grant Peter Bowers (rep.).
Gray-Ora B. Douglass (rep).
Greeley-W. M. Glenn (rep).
Greenwood-E. w. Claycomb (repl
Hamilton-Alfred Pratt (rep).
| Harper-George H. Coulson (pop).
Harvey-John E. Frazier (rep.).
Haskell-Joe Rosenthal (dem).
Hodgeman-T t. c. BOWL (rep).
| Jackson-Nick Kline (rep) and j. +. Pome-
| roy (rep).
Jefferson-C. H Phinney (rep.). H. Gest
| pop).
| Jewell-E F. Barnett (pop)
| Johnson-N Zimmerman (rep).
Kearney-F F. NJ Kelly (rep).
| kingman-Populist.
/ Kiowa-J; w. Davis (rep).
| Labette-D. M Bender (rep) and p. A Nor
| rison (pop.)
| Lyons-Populist
Miami. B. Remington (rep).
Mitchell-George H McKinnie (rep).
Montgomery F. M Bearneld (rep.).
Morris-H. E. Richter (repl
Morton-Robert King (rep).
Nemaha-A M. Hamil (rep).
Neosho-L G. H. Greene (rep).
Ness-R. o Eiting (rep).
Norton-S ]. Vance (rep).
Osage-James Graham (pop) and Thomas
Chappell (pop).
OSborne-S. w. Hill (pop).
Ottawa-Populist
Pawnee-A. Il. HNpfer (pop).
Phillips-P. c. Wagner (pop).
Pottawatomie-A G. Axelton (rep).
Pratt-Populist
Rawlins Samuel Way (rep).
Reno o-G j Greenless Gep.) and ]. w. Dix
| (rep.).
Republic-J N Foster, Crepl
Rice w NJ. Kenton (pepl.
Rley-William Knipe (rep).
Rocks J. S Shaw (rep).
Rush-S. /. Hale (rep).
Russell-O. l. Atherton (rep.).
Saline P. H. Dolan (pop).
Scott. F. Pancake (pop).
Scdgwick George L. Douglas (rep), H W.
Ruble (popl and p. G. Rawsch (pop)
Seward-H " Nichols (rep).
Shawnee-A. C. Sherman (rep.), W. B Swar
(rep and J. A Troutman (rep).
Sheridan-W. j, Barnes (pop).
Sherman-Populist
Smith, NJ. Holen (pop).
St1I )rd-William Campbell (pop).
Stanton-S. c. Garner (rep).
Stevens-Populist
Sumner-Dr William Hobson (rep) aad ]
N. Doubleday (pop).
Thomas J. A Bucklin (pop.).
1reeo-A. a Blair (rep).
Wabaunsee-Joseph Trent (pop).
Wallace-W. D Harris (rep).
Washington-D. NJ Watson tpop).
Wiehita-W. j. Chubback (rep).
Wilson-Jacob Lamb (rep).
Woodson-J. H. Bayer (rep.).
Wyand,tte-J. K Cuhbison (rep /, i. D. Nc
McAleny tpopJ and A. A Burgard (pop.l
From later returns the popul;st,
claim the legislature on joint ballot
t,ockery's Popularity.
GAII,ATIN Mo- Nov 14-Comp