Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1894-11-15
Ashland and Iron-Henry L. Besse,

Clark-Jos. c. Marsh, rep.
Columbia-First district, Charles
Mohr. rep; second district, Joseph
Sanderson, rep.
Crawford-James o. Davidson, rep.
Chippewa-First district. c. A. Stan
ley, rep; second district, J. W. Thomas,
rep.
Dane-First district, George B. Bur
rows, rep; second district, Hiland,
John Spaulding. rep; third district, Ole
c. Lee, rep; fourth district, Henry T.
Wilke. rep.
Dodge-First district. Herman Ros-
tnkranz. dem; second district, Henry
s. Gilmore, dem.; third district, Will
liam Jeche, dem.
Door-James Hammer, rep.
Douglas-Harry G. Sloan, rep.
Dunn-A. r. Hall, rep.
Eau Claire-First district, Marshall
Cousins, rep; second district, Charles
f. Hanke, rep.
Fond du Lac-First district, Frank
L. Bacon, rep; second district, Louis
LANCE, dem; third district Peter Nc
Galloway, dem.
ulSlllCt, <AuclDeIl L.
lit, rep; second district, Joshua Brad
bury, rep.
Green-Nathaniel B. Treat, rep.
Green Lake-Frank E. Clark, rep.
Iowa-Wm. A Jones, rep.
Jackson-Jerome B. Miller rep.
Jefferson-First district, John G..
| Conway, dem; second district, II. c..
| Christians, dem.
! Juneau-Frank e. HurL, rep.
| Kenosha-John e. Reynolds, rep.
| Kewaunee- Jacob Rodrian, dem.
| La Crosse-First district, George H.
Ray, rep; second district, Lemuel B.
Cox. rep.
La Fayette-James Freeman, rep.
Langlade, Forest and Florence
Peter McGovern, dem.
Marathon-First district, Robert
Plisch, dem; second district, George
! Werheim, rep.
Manitowoc-First district, Fred G.
Maertz. dem; second district, William
Croll, dem.
Marinette-George w. Taylor, rep.
| Milwaukee, First district, Henry S.
Dodge, rep; second ditrict, George R..
Mahoney, dem; third district. Gus. J..
Jeske, rep; fourth district. Frank A.
Arson. rep; fifth district, Albert VOL
Ter, rep; sixth district, Reinhard Kla-
bundle, rep; seventh district Edward
G.. Nothbohm, rep: eighth district,
Elliott r. Stillman, rep; ninth district,
Chas. A. Winters. rep: tenth district,
Theodore Prochnow. rep; eleventh dis
trict, Christ Paulus. rep; twelfth dis
trict, Andrew II. Boncel. dem; thir-
teenth district. Barney A, Eaton, rep:
fourteenth district, Emerson D. Hoyt
rep.
Monroe-Thomas l.. Martin, rep.
Oconto-Andrew G. Frost, rep.
Outagamie-first district, John Dey,
rep; second district. John Brill, dem.
Ozaukee-Herman Schellenberg. dem
Oneida, Price, Taylor and Vilas-C.
G.. Yawkey, rep.
Pinrce-Freeman Fl. Lord, rep.
Polk-H. P. Burdick, rep.
Portage-Hermann II. Hoffman. rep
Racine-First district. Charles M.
Hambright, rep; second district, Geo.
H. Blake, rep.
Richland-Jay G. Henderson, rep.
Rock-First district, Edward T. Han
sen, rep; second district Samuel
Jones, rep; third district, Fenner Kim
ball. rep.
st. Croix-O. J. Williams. rep.
Sauk-First district, Charles Hirsch-
niger. rep: second district, Henry
Serge. dem.
Shawano-Charles Kilian, dem.
| ShebOygan-First district. II. G.
Mueller, DEM; second district, Ferd
Brehm. dem; third district.
Trempealeau-E. f. Clark, rep.
| Vernon-Daniel o. Mahoney. rep.
| WalwOrth-First district. Frank L.
Fraser, rep; second district, Charles
II. Grier. rep.
Waukesha-First district. Delbert X.
Smith. rep; second district, Caleb G..
Harris. rep
Waupaca-First district. Roger S.
Johnson, rep; second district, Philip
A. Ham, rep.
! Waushara-J T. Ellarson, rep.
| Winnebago-First district, August G..
ThalOcker, rep; second district, Silas
Billiard. rep; third district, George A.
Buckstaff. rep.
! Wood-Herman G. Whipperman, rep.
, ashington-William II. Froelich,
rep.
The republicans will have a majority
| of about 60 on joint ballot, but no Unit
ed States senator is to be elected by
the next legislature.
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