The Helena independent., 1894-10-31
sixly-Ons Representatives and ThIr-
teen Senator's Are 10 BO
Elected.
They ana Eight Hold-overs VIII
Elect Two United States
Senators.
Neither Of th. Oid Parties Are Making
aHy claims A. To Controlling
the BODY,

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thirteen state senators are to be elected.
OF these thirteen. eight are from old
counties. and the Ave others from the
new counties and all will serve four
years. In eight Of the counties the pres
ent senator's hold for two years longer.
Neither OF the old parties are making
very loud claims hs TO the complexion
Of the next assembly. though II will
have the duty OF electing two United
statcs senators This is probably due
TO the fact that with the capital con-
test pending politics has In a great
measure been made TO take second place
In public interest The candidates for
seats IN the next assembly. and from
among whom. with the hold-over sena-
tors, the membership OF that body well
be made up, are as follows;
Representatives: Dem
ocrat, A. r. Graeter, Philip Lowell. Re
publican, Henry Knippenberg. VIM. A.
Jones. Populist, A. l.. Stone.
Cascade-State senator Robert 3.
Ford. democrat; ]. ii. Rice, republican;
Timothy w Brosnan. popullst
Representatives: Democrat. Jerc Les
lie, ]. C. Bundy. Robert Flynn. w. N.
Fletcher. Republican, ID. ]. Tallant.
], +. Reynolds. ]. A. Harris. VIM. Glass
cock, Popullst. James Donovan. o. M.
dolmes. A. G. Bossnot, J. E. Mum.
Choteau-State senator: C. J. Nc
Namara, democrat; John w. Power. re-
publican; Allan Roger. populist.
Representative: Democrat, Benz. r..
o'Neal: republican, Andrew II. Reser;
populist. Thomas w. Murphy.
Representatives Democrat,
Joseph T. Brown, James s. Hopkins:
republican, Samuel Gordon, Bailey
Waddingham populist, Thomas GLIB.
#. B. Kelsey.
Custer and Dawson-Joint represen-
tative: Democrat, James ii. Condit;
republican, Joseph C. Aud; populist, A.
p. Flanagan.
Deer Lodge-Represent Demo-
crat, T. ID. Fitzgerald, S. w. Minshall.
J. r. Walkup. Edward Burke. George
Deis; republican. j. h. Josee. DR.. O..
Lelser. T. B. Mannix, II. X. Whitehill,
Frank Wye; populist, Thomas Hogan.
James Flanagan, Joseph Marshall, VIM.
Edwards. George oker.
Deer Lodge and Missoula-Joint Rep
resentative. Democrat. =. ID. Mats:
republican, w. B. Rodgers populist, A.
ID. Goodfellow.
Fergus-State Senator; ID. s. Has
tings. democrat; z. p. Chandler repub-
llcan. Il. III. Bowman, populist.
Representative-Dem Emmett
II. Carroll; republican. Willis A. He'd
ges; independent. d. II. Llnebarger.
Fergus and Valley-Joint Representa-
tive; Independent and democrat VIM.
J; Knapp; republican Rudolf Won
Flathead-state Senator: VIM. d.
Hill, democrat; Henry w. Heideman,
republican; w II. Ramsdell. populist.
Representatives; Democrat, Charles
A. Lynch, John w. Pace: republican.
VIM. ]. Brennan, A. Y. Lindsey: popu-
list. J. J. Ryan. w. J. Sparks.
Gallatin- Representatives. Demo-
crat, Walter Cooper, Il. M. Ferris, ii.
II. Sappington: republican. T. J. Lynde,
w. w. Anderson, r. T. Morris: populiHt
Jas. j. Davis, Caldwell Edwards,
Conner Reese; prohibition. A. l.. Corbly,
w. C. Miller, J. NJ. Waters.
Granite-State senator; N. Il. Ringe-
ling, democrat: Dr. J. M. Sigh, repub-
lican; John NJ Rec, populist.
Representative: Democrat, II. II.
Campbell. Jamee McDonel Republi-
cdu, w IN btnntttt w. T. iNplhbah't-
Populist, j. W. Weigcnstein, j, Glen.
Jefferson-statc senator: Ed Card
we'll, democrat: Geo. ID. Green. repub-
lcan; win Kennedy. populist.
Representatives Democrat, w. II.
Lockhart. ]. Bonner, J. Monaghan.
Republican. Chas. r. Burkett. A. L..
Love, II. f.. G. Winters. Populist, Chas.
+. Henry, r, Il. Stallard John Weber.
Lewis and Clarke-Representatives:
Democrat, A. J. Davidson. James IL.
Murphy, C. b. Nolan, ID. X. Peeler.
Nicholas Hllger. Geo. +. Cope, J. p.
McCabe, w. G.. Preultt, Republican.
John Heron. A. j. Craven. John Hor-
Blsy. w. b. Thompson. ID. S, Wade.
r. II. Howey. C. H. Anderson, DIR. @.
b. Miller. Populist. Joe Oker OK.
by, Mart Mitchell. Michael Corbett.
Phil A. Manix. b. ]. Berger
MadlEon-State senator: Patrick
Carney, democrat; Alex MetZel, re-
publican; Chas. w. Birchard. pcpulist.
Representatives: Democrat, W. r.
Reel, lChas, Rochester. Republican,
". j. Isdel. II. ID. Rossiter. Populist.
w, n. Thompson. Sol Wiles.
acknowledgement Demo-
crat and populist. A. L. Spriggs, Jas.
T. Anderson. Republican, N. c. Bal
mum, Charles Mcdonald.
Mlssoula-Stnte senator: !. @. DEN
ny. democrat. W. II. Smead. republi-
can; Il. T. Nesmith, populist and inde-
pendent republican.
Representatives: Democrat, X. l..
McCulloch. l.. l.. Wright, W. b. Rus
sell Republican, c. n. Musgrave, Au-
Popullst, John X. Latimer, Neptune
Lynch Sr.. Il, j. Powers.
Representatives; Democrat,
E. c. Day. John T. Smith, IL. y. De-
Hart Republican, Allan r. JOY, w. f..
Never. w, 7. Collins, Popullst, Law
renee Becker r. b. Kelly, Geo. II. Hud-
SON
Ravalll-state senator: J. NJ. John
son, democrat; oliver G. Cooper. repub-
lican; II, H. Grant, popullst.
Repres sentativos: Democrat, J. r..
Fuulds. Henry Chambers. Republican,
Geo. T. Baggs, Aaron Connor. Pop
ulist. ]. j. Bond, 3. Pope
silver Bow-State senator: Henry
Mueller, democrat; Charles II. Leonard,
republican; j, III. Calderhead. populist.
Representatives; Democrat, II. l..
Frank, Thomas Kilgallon, william
Walsh George G. Fitschen, ID. Solkl,
u, Dorais Louis Schmidt. w. n. Pick
ering. NJ. Genzberger, Martin Dee,
George II. smith Republican, Il, s.
Booth Edwin Bray George A. Cook.
n. r. Cunningham, David Lawrence,
u. n. Metcalf, j. n. Monteath. How
ard Pnschal J, 8. Shropshire, w. II.
SWEET. Stephan Williams. Popullst,
NJ. j. Elliott, II, r, DAILY, J. w, Sheldon.
Thomas Howard. n, Il. Howell, r. II.
Tiggerman. Alexander Fitzgerald, Pat
rick Menney. John Gaobel, James Watt.
]. n. Gillick
Tcton-Sthte senator; w. X Flow
cree. democrat, u. Percy Clark, repub-
llcnn: J. n. Erickson, populiat,
representatives Democrat II. l..
Hag6erty. Republican. John A. Ken
nedy. populist, J, X, Staufreg.
Valley-sthte senator: Charles s.
Uurd. democrat end popullst; n. X.
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