The Helena independent., 1894-11-21

ROSTER OF THE NEW LEGISLATURE.

Tho roster Of the next legislature Is
given below. The senate will contain
10 republicans, OF whom are holdover
members: democrats. OF whom are
holdoyers populIsts, and one elected
by a fusion OF democrats aud populists,
| The house OF representatives win con
tain l5 republicans, IS populsts, demo-
Gratis, 9 elected by fusion OF democrats
and populists. and one chosen as pop
ulist and independent republican, on
joint ballot the republicans win have
80, the populists IS. the democrats 7, the
fuslonlsts and populists 3. and the in
dependent republicans and populists !,
The republicans will therefore have 81
majority over all on Joint ballot. The
members OF the legislature are as fol-
lows. the holdoyer senators being
marked by star;
SENATE.
Beaverhead-George NJ. Brown, rep.'.
Cascade-T w. Brosnan, pop.
Choteau-John W. Power. rep.
Custer-Reno Swift. rep.s.
Dawsou-Thomas z. Cullen. dem.'.
Deer LODGE. III. Eggleston, dem.'
Flathead-W Il. Ramsdell, pop.
Gallatin-C. w. Hoffman. dem.'.
GRANTEE. NJ. Sligh. rep.
IefierBon-George ID. Greene, rep.
Lewis and Clarke - VIM. l.. Steele.
DEM.
Madison-Alex Metzel. rep.
Meagher-D. +. Folsom, rep.'.
Missoula-W II. Smead. rep.
Park-Geo. NJ. Hatch. rep.s.
Ravalli-Oliver c. Cooper. rep.
Silver Bow-Chas. II. Leonard, rep.
Teton-W. X. Floweree. dem.
Valley - Chas. 5. Hurd, dem. and
pop.
Yellowstone-A. L. Babcock. rep.
HOUSE.
Beaverhead-W. w. Jones and Henry
knippenberg. reps.
Cascade. A. Harris. ]. f. Reyn-
olds, w. II. Glasscock and ID. j. Tallant.
reps.
Choteau-Andrew II. Reser, rep.
Custer-Sam Gordon, rep, and James
S. Hopkins, dem.
Dawson and Custer-Joseph c. Auld,
rep.
Deer LODGE. II. Losee and DIR. o.
Lesser, reps: Joseph Marshall. VIM. Ed
wards and George Oker. pops.
Deer Lodge and Missoula-W. b. Rod
gers. rep.
Fergus-w. A. Hedges. rep.
Flathead-W. ]. Sparks and ]. ].
Ryan. pops.
Gallatin-Walter Cooper. dem; w. w.
Anderson and 4. j. Lynde reps.
Granite-Willard Bennett and r. 7.
Rombauer. reps.
Jefferson-C r. Burkett. A. L. Love
and II. f. G. Winters, reps.
Lewis and Clarke-A. ]. Craven and
John Horsky, reps: Joe Oker, John II.
Shober. Mart Mitchell. ]. II. Huseby. C.
X. Brown and Michael Corbett, pops.
Madison-H. d. Rossiter and Nelson
j. lsdell reps.
Meagher-James T. Anderson and A,
Il. Spriggs, dems and pops.
Missoula-August Hollensteiner and
Elmer Il. Hershey. reps; John r. Lati-
mer. pop and independent rep.
Park-Allen r. JOY, w. f. Meyer and
w. T. Collins, reps.
Ravalli-Geo. T. Baggs, rep; Joel j.
Bond, pop.
Silver Bow-E. S. Booth, Edwin Bray
George A. Cook. III. II. Cunningham,
David Lawrence. Il. II. Metcalf. j. ii.
Monteath, Howard Paschal, ]. S. Shrop-
shire, w. IL. SWEET. Stephen Williams,
reps.
Teton-John A. Kennedy, rep.
Valley and Fergus-W. j. Knapp, pop.
llowstone-Christian Yegen. rep.
In article five. section six, OF the con-
stitutlon. it is provided that "the term
of service of the members thereof (the
legislative assembly, shall begin the
next day after their election, until
otherwise provided by law" The men
chosen on Nov. are therefore at pres
ent in office. Should there be any occa-
sion 10 call an extra session Of the legis-
lature before the regular session In
January next, they would be the ones
10 meet, and not those who composed
the last legislative assembly. The
terms OF office Of the members of the
last assembly ceased with the election
of their successors.