The gold leaf. [volume] (Henderson, N.C.) 1881-1911, 1897-01-07


On joint ballot the Republicans have
&c members, the Populis,s So, the
Democrats 81, with two in doubt.
The next Legislature will stand as
follows:
THE STATE SENATE.
First District, Currituck, Camden,
Pasquotank, Her,ford, Gates, Chowan
and Perquimans counties, J. L. Whid-
ley, Republican, and J. F. Newsome,
Populist.
Second District, Tyrrell, Washing
ton, Martin, Dare, Beaufort, Hyde and
Pamlico; McCaskie, Populist, and Yea
ger, Republican.
Third District, BERTHE and North
ampton, J. M. Farley, Populist.
Fourth District, Halifax, E. r.
Clark, Populist.
Fifth District, Edgecombe, Lee
Person, Republican.
Sixth District, Pitt, Moye, Popu-
list.
Seventh District, Wilson, Nash and
Franklin, ]. F. Mitchell, Populist, J.
L. Sharp, Republican.
Eighth District, Craven, Jones, Car
teret, Lenoir, Greene and Onslow, G..
l.. Hardison, Populst, and Mccarthy,
Republican.
Ninth District, Duplin, Wayne and
Pender, H. L. Grant, Republican, and
r. G. Maxwell, Populst.
Tenth District, New Hanover and
Brunswick, Geo. H. Cannon, Popu-
list.
Eleventh District, Vance and War
rem, w. B. Henderson, Republican.
Twelfth District, Wake, G.. H.
Utley, Populist.
Thirteenth District, Johnston, E. S.
Abel, Democrat.
Fourteenth District, Sampson, Har-
net, and Bladen, Geo. Butler. Populist
and E. N. Robertson, Populist.
Fifteenth District, Columbus and
Robson, Angus Shaw, Populist, and
J.. ID. Maultsby, Republican.
Sixteenth District, Cumberland, J..
M. P. Geddie, Populist.
Seventeenth District, Granville and
Person, DR.. VIM. Merritt, Populst.
Eighteenth District, Caswell, Ala
nance, Orange and Durham, Capt.
E. S. Parker, Democrat, and ]. E.
Lyon, Populist.
Nineteenth District, Chatham, John
w. Atwater, Populist
Twentieth District, Rockingham, ].
a. Walker, Populist.
Twen,y-frst District, Guilford, All
Scales, Democrat.
Twenty second District, Randolph
and Moore, D. Reid Parker, Populist
Twenty third District, Richmond,
Montgomery, Anson, and Union, W.
H. Adams, Populist, and Daniel Pat
terson, Republican.
Twenty-fourth District, Cabarru:
and Stanly, c. d. Barringer, Demo
crat.
Twenty-ffh District, Mecklenburg
DR.. B. Alexander, Populst.
Twenty-sixth District, Rowan, Da
wilson and Forsyth, S. Earnhardt
Popullst and Jno. a. Ramsey, Repub
lican.
Twenty seventh District, Iredell
Davie and Yadkin, Shaw and Sharp
Republicans.
Twenty eighth District, Stokes and
Surry, one Republican.
Twenty ninth District, Ca,awba
Lincoln, Wilkes and Alexander, r. H
W. Barber, Populist, and one Republi
can.
| Thirtieth District, Allegheny
Ashe and Wautauga, Thos Sutherland
Democrat.
Thir,y-frst District, Caldwell
Burke, Mitchell, Mcdowell and Yam
cey, E. F. Wakefield, Populist ane
one Republican.
Thirty second District, CASTOR
Cleveland, Rutherford, and Polk, M
H. Justice, Democrat, J. A. Anthony
Democrat.
Thirty third District, Buncombe
Madison and Haywood, Geo. H
Smathers, Republican and W. w. Rol
Inns, Republican.
Thirty fourth District, Henderson
Transylvania, Jackson and Swain, H
S. Anderson, Republican.
Thirty fifth district, Macon, Clay
| Cherokee and Graham, J. Frank Ray
Democrat.
!! The representation would stand:
Populists, 2
Democrats,
Republicans, l.
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES.
Alexander; J. w. Watts, Democrat
Alamance; S. A. White, Republican
Allegheny; M. F. Jones, Democra'
Anson; L. G. Leak, Democrat