The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1894-11-14
REpCBLICANs HAVE EIGHTY.
Which Gives Them q Majority Of 4s OF
Joint Ballot.

Which Gives Them Majority Of 4s on
Joint Ballot.
Tacoma. Wash, Nov. 9.-Returns to
the republican state central committees
give the republicans 80 in the next
legislature. democrats 3. popuis.s a.
and 3 are in dOubt-one each IN hitsap
Skamania and Wahkiakum.
The following senators have been
elected: r..
second district-W. B. Field popullst.
Sixth district-L. c. Crow, pOpulist"
Seventh district-Oliver Hall, repuph-
can. .,,
Eourteenth district. G. Megler, repup-
SIXTEENTH district-F'. G. Deckabach, re-
publican.
twentieth district-E. w. Taylor re-
Twenty-third district-C. M. yesterday
Twenty-fourth district-John Woodins'
Twenty-ffth district. NJ. Frink, re-
publican. ,,,,.h
Twenty-sixth district-R. c. Wash
hurne, republican. :,
nty-seventh district - Frank p.
Lewis. republican. NV
populist.
Twenty-ninth district-V. A. Pusey, re-
publican.
Thirtieth district-R. c. Wilson, repub-
lican.
Thirty-second district-F. c. Harper, re-
publican.
Thirty-fourth district-C. w. Dorr, re-
publican.
The following are followers:
A.fa
.ocraA,
Third district-B. c. Van Houten, repuo'
aican.
Fourth d,strict-C. w. Ide. republican.
Fifth district-W. c. Belknap, repuD-
Jican.
Eighth district. A. Kellogg, repub'
bican.
sican.
Tenth district-D. Miller. democrat.
Eleventh district-C. l. Helm, repub
Thirteenth district-B. F. Shaw. demo
crat.
Fiftesnth district-F. Donahoe, demo
crat.
Seventeenth district-E L. Brown, re
publican.
Eighteenth District. o. Horr. repub
Dican.
Nineteenth dictrict-W. p. Sargent. re
Twenty-first district. G. Campbell
republican.
Twenty-second district-L Foss, demo
crat.
Thirty-first district j. Z. McManus
democrat.
Thirty-third district = W. H. Gilbert
republican.
sIn doubt.
Northumberland 25: dem
ocrats. 6; populists. g. Total. "a. Repub
Iican majority. Is
MEMBERS OF THE HOUSE.
Adams-I. b. Laing. populist.
Asotin-C. E. Gibson, populist.
Chehalis-L. Il. Minis and 9. M. Heath
republicans.
fslallam-Beut0n Embree, republican.
Ciarke-A. ]. Mills and M. $. Fishburr
republicans.
Columbia - Cornelius Lyman, reput
Ncan.
.Cowlitz-W. H. Ham, republican.
Uouglas-M. w. Miles, republican.
sFOanklin-RObert Gerry, democrat.
aSar6eld-Alfred E. Allen, populist.
Island-C T. Terry. republican.
Jefferson-John Lillis and w. A. Hate
man, republicans.
King-M. F. Hatch, J. w. Mcdonnell
George B. Klttinger, 8. r. NettletoI
Frank Hanford, Fred A. Wing, Scion
williams r. B. Albertson. Albert J. Goo
daYd Albert Burrows, ]. A. LOggte, Ell
Morrison. republicans; William McArdh
populist.
Kittltas-B. r. Barge and F. M. Sch'
bic, republicans
Klickitat-L. w. Curtis, republican.
Leyis-C B. Reynolds and J. c. Can
we'll. republicans.
Lincoin-P. X. Spencer and q. NJ Wit
pOpnlistA
Mason-Wiiliam Callow, republican.
Okanogan = Eiorge Fl. Woods, repu'
lican.
Pacihc-A. s. Bush, republican.
Pierce - John r. Rodgers. r.. r. M
Auley, +. r. Baker. L. e. RAIDER, pop
lists.
Pierce. C. Taylor. T. c. Van Eato
T.. C. Miller, w. WoodwOrth, DR.. J.
Cloes, Fred r. Taylor. republicans.
San Juan-John L. Murray, republican
Skagit-Herbert 8. Conner and A,
Moore. republicans.
Snohomish-T. " Eddy and l.. H. Coo
republicans.
spokane H. Collin. w. e. Runne
r. K. Kegley, p0pulists.
3 fvsok ane--4 w Temple. j. T.. Foster,