The Ravalli Republican. [volume] (Stevensville, Mont.) 1894-1899, 1894-11-28
THESE ARE TIE MEN
Who vii, Make Laws and Elect Senators
For the State OF NJ MOntana.


tain 13 republicans, Of whom 4 are
holdOver members: 5 democrats, of
whom are holdovcrs: 2 populists,
and one elected by a fusion Of demo-
Gratis and popuIists. The house Of
representatives will contain 43 repub-
licans, 13 populists, 2 democrats, 2
elected by 4 fusion of democrats and
populists, and one chosen as q popu-
list and independent republican. On
joint ballot the republicans will have
Sc, the populists Is, the democrats I,
the fusionists and populists 3, and
the independent republicans and
populists one.
The republicans will have 80 ma
jority OYER oil on joint ballot. The
members Of the legislature arc as
follows, the holdoyer senators being
marked by a star:
observation-disclosures NJ. Brown,
reps
Cascadc-T. w. Brosnan, pop.
Choteal--John w. Power. rep.
Custer-Reno Swift, rcp.*
DaWson-Thomas 2. Cullen, rcp.*
Deer Lodgc-C. II. Egyleston,
dem.*
Fcrgus-E. p. Chandler, rep.
Fathcad-W. r. Ramsdell, pop.
Gallati,l-C. w. Hoffman, dem.
Granite-J. NJ. Sigh, rep.
efferson-Gcorgc y. Green, rep.
Lewis and ClarIlc-Wm l.. Steele
dem.*
Madison-Alcx Metzel: rep.
Meaghcr-D e. Folsom, rcp.*
Missoula-W. IT. Smead, rep.
Pari-Gcorgc NJ. Hatch. rcp*
Rayalli-Olivcr G. Cooper, rep.
Silver BoW-Charlcs r. Leonard,
rep.
Tcton-W. *. FloWcrec, dem.
Vallcy-C4ac}cs S. iIur(, dem. and
pop.
Yellowstonc-A. L. Babcork, rep.
HOUSE
Rcavcrhcad-W w. Jones and
Henry knippcnbcrg. reps.
Cascadc--.j. \. Harris. j. e. Rey-
nolds, w. R. Glasscock and y. J. Tai
liant, reps
Chotcall-AndrcW II. Reser, rep.
CHster-Sam Gordon, rep, and
James $. Hopkins, dem.
Dawson and Custer-JoscDh G.
AUD, rep.
Deer Lodgc-,J. b. Losec and DR..
O. Leiscr, reps: Joseph Marshall.
VIM. Edwards and George Ckcr.
pops.
Deer Lodge and Missoul;l-W. y.
Rodgers. rep.
Fcr%ls-W. \. Hedges, rep.
Flathcad- J. Sparks and j. J.
Ryan, pops.
Gal]atin-Wultcr Cooper, dem; W.
w. Anderson and T. J. Lyndc reps.
Granitc--R. Il. Rombaugh and
Willard Bennett, reps.
/ Jcncrson--C. r. Burkctt. a. l..
Love and II. e. &. Winters, reps.
Lewis and Clarkc-.\. j. Craven.
John ilorsEy. reps: Joe Okcr, John
II. SShobcr, Mart Mitchell, J. II.
Huscbv. C. X. Brown and Michael
Corbctt, pops
Madison-II. d. Rossitcr and Mel
j. Isdc}l, reps.
Meag1cr--,]amcs 7. Anderson and
A. e. Spriggs, dcms. and pops.
Missolla = August Hollcnsteincr
and Elmer r. Hershey, reps: John r.
Latimcr, pop and independent rep.
Park-Allcn r.. JOY, w. Il. Mycr
and w. T. Collins, reps.
Rayalli-Geo. Il. Baggs: rep: Joel
J. Bond, pop.
| silver pOW-~I. -. poIull, 11't " ~
BRAY. George 4. Cook. II. r. Cummings
ham. David Lawrence, Z. II. Met
calf, !. II. Montcat}i, floWard Pascal !,
j. S. Shropshire, W. II. SWctt.
Stephen Williams, reps.
Tcton--JUhn \. Kennedy, rep.
Valley and Fcrgus-R. Won Tobel.
rep.
Yellowstone - Christian Ycgcn,
rep.
In article five, section six, of tho
constitution, it is provided that ''thC
term Of service Of the members there,
of Ohc legislative assembly shal
begin the next day after their cleo
tion, until otherwise provided by
law" The men chosen on Nov. arc
therefore at present in office. Should
there be any occasion to call an cXtr;
session of the legislature before th(
regular session in January next. the,
would be the ones to meet and not
those who composed tho last lcgisla
tive assembly. The terms Of office
of the members Of the last 3s:eEnbf'
ceased with the election Of their sue
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