Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1900-11-13


of the menbers-elect of the Legislature
and the hold-oyer Senator's, with their
politics and postoffice addresses.
House of Delegates.
Barbour-T. A. Law R.. Aster, Tay-
lor county.
Berkeley-Dr. W. T. Henshaw. R.,
Martinsburg.
Boone-A. Lon Carter, D.. Madi-
son.
Cabell-E. w. Grover, r., Hunting
ton. and II. F. Brammer, R., Cox's
Landing.
Calhoun. E. Kinney. D.. Arnolds-
burg.
Doddridge-L. H. linn, r., Summers
P. O.
! Fayette-Geo. c. Mcintosh. R.. Fay
etteville; Thomas B. Davies, R., Mont
gomery.
Gilmer-F. " Hays, D. Chenille.
Greenbrier-T. H Jarrett, D., Blue
| Sulphur Springs; B.. F. Harlow, r.,
Lewisburg.
Hampshlre-William B. Stump, D.,
Romney.
Harrison-D. NJ. Willis, R., Bridge
port; Lloyd Washbury. R., Good Hope.
/ Jackson-John S. Darst, r., ia
venswood: c. w. Good, R., Sisson-
| vile.
| Jefferson-R. w. Morrow, D.. Char
| les Town.
Kanawha-Dr. Malcolm, r.. Charles
| ton; L. A. Martin, R., Charlestone
Shelton Johnston, R., Cedar Grove;
e. C. Concord r., st. Adams.
Lincoln-Joseph r. Mcclure. r.,
Rome.
Marion-c. W. swlsher, R.. Fair
mont; A. N. Pritchard, R., Manning
| ton.
Marshall-Josiah H. Sinclair, R.,
Benwood; w. H. Harris, R., Glen Eas-
! ton.
| Mason-Samuel D. Hanna, R., Hart
ford; John G. Aten, R., Letart
| Mercer-James Hearn, r., Ada
Mineral-F. NJ. Reynolds, R., Key
| ser.
Monongalia-E. NJ. Grant, R.. Nor
gantown.
Monroe-Charles NJ. Via. R.. Red
Sulphur Springs.
Nicholas D. Anderson, D.,
Summerville.
Ohio-S. G. Smith, R., Wheeling;
George A. Mclaughlin, r., Wheeling;
Henry Steck, r., Wheeling; Abram
McCulloch, R., Clinton.
Pendleton-John Mccoy, D.. Frank
| lin.
Peasants j. Murphy, R.. ST.
Mary's.
Pocahontas-L NJ. McClintic, D..
Warrington.
| Preston-J. Nelson Baker, R., Evans
| vile; Julius Scherr, R., Eglon.
Putnam-C. J. Mitchell, R., Red
| House.
| Raleigh--A. A. Lilly, R., Beckley.
Ritchie-M NJ. Luzader, R., Harris
vile.
Roane-R. B. Hughes, D., Spencer.
Summers. F. Bryant. d., Talcott
Taylor-Virgil Handley, R., West
Grafton.
Tyler-B. B. Towns, R., Sistersville.
Upshur-W. G. Talbot, R., Bucllhan-
non.
Wayne-C. F. Milloder, D., Ceredo;
w. L. Wilson, D., Ceredo.
Wetzel-Aaron Morgan. D., Porter's
Falls.
wirt-E. R. woodward, R.. Eliza
beth.
Woods. T. Stapleton. R., Parkers-
burg; Perry Nicely, r., Parkersburg;
j. w. Owens, R., Williamstown.
First delegate district (Hancock and
Brooke) -Henry c. Hervey, R., Wells
| burg.
Second delegate district (Tyler and
| Wetzel)-J. S. Roberts. R., Iuka.
| Third delegate district tBraxtun and
Clay)-J. s. Cochran, D., Shelton; Jake
! Fisher. D., Sutton.
Fourth delegate district (Lewis and
Webster)-W w. Brannon. d., Weston;
Lewis C. Williams, D., Camden-op-Gau
| ley
Fifth delegate district Randolph
and Tucker ]. c. Christopher, r.,
Thomas, Tucker county; w. G. Wilson,
R., Elkins, Randolph.
Sixth delegate aistrict-(Grant and
Hardy)-C. L. Hall, R., Lost River,
Hardy county.
Seventh delegate district berkeley,
Jefferson and Morgan)-H T. Cushwa
kelley Springs.
Eighth delegate district (McDowell
and Wyoming)-B. r. Smith, r.,
Welch.
Ninth delegate district Hogan ann
Mlngoj-L. IL. chambers, ~.
Total Democrats. q
Total RepubEcans........... ~
Senate.
These are the present hold-oyer
members of the Senate:
First district-N. E. Whitaker, r.,
Wheeling.
Second district-Jesse F. Sturm, R.,
Sturms' Mills.
Third district-Anthony Smith, r.,
Wick
Fourth dlstrict-R F. Kidd, D.. Glen
vile.
Fifth district-Harry c. woodward,
r., Spencer.
Sixth district-James H. Marcum. D.,
Huntington.
Seventh district-James r. Beavers,
d., WEIGH.
Eighth district-C. w. ossenton, D.,
. Montgomery.
Ninth district-Walter L. Ashby, D.,
Charleston.
Tenth dlstrict-M. Stark L. Baker,
R., Beverly.
Eleventh district-T. F. Lanham. R..
Newburg.
Twelfth district-John j. Cornwem,
D., Romney.
Thirteenth districf-R C. Rurkharf,