The Meeker herald., 1902-11-08
NEXT HOUSE AND SENATE.
Names Of Members Who VIII Com.
pose Fourteenth General
Assembly.

pose TOuVtScutU 1cUGsot
Assembly.
Following are the new members OF
the House Of Representatives as In
dicated by the vote for the heads OF
the tickets in the various counties, &C
cording to the Denver Republicans es-
innate:
Archuleta and Conejos-Lewis 8.
Riley. Rep.
Conejos-Celestino Garcia, Rep.
Bent and Kiowa-George D. Dulin.
Rep.
Bouldor-w. A. Warner and E. N.
Cook. Rep.
Arapahce. Boulder. Cheyenne. FL
bert, Lincoln, Kit Carson-B. c. Hill
lard, Dem.
Chaffee and Fremont-C. A. Cham
berlin. Rep.
Clear Creek-Henry Kneisel, Dem.
Costilla and Huerfano-Jose c. San
chez. Rep.
Custer-A. L. Mckenzie, Dem.
pelta-Dr. ID. V. Meiklejohn. Rep.
Dolores and MonteZuma--W. II. kel-
ley, Dem.
Douglas. B. Sanford, Rep.
Eagle-John A. Burgess, Dem.
Ell Paso and Teller-John B. Steph-
en-, Cyrus w. Dolph. l.. l.. Aitken.
Frank w. Frewen, Charles M. Kinsey.
John A. Mcleod, Rep.
Fremont-John b. Meserve, Rep.
Garfield-W. l.. Dinkel, Dem.
Gilpin-J. A. Richmond, Rep.
Gunnison-J. NJ. McDougall. Dem.
Hinsdale and Mineral-W. 8. Whin.
merry, Rep.
Jefferson-J F. Church, Dem.
Lake-George E. Whyte and Frank
E. Kimball, Reps.
La Plata-Pace, Dem.
Larimer-George H. Van Horn, Rep.
Las Animas-J. r. Aguilar, Dem.
Montrose-Charles M. Ryan, Rep.
Otero-W. B. Goblin, Rep.
Ouray-Roselle Haskins, Dem.
Park-C. H. Macarthur, Dem.
Pitkin-Ed McIlyaine. Dem.
Prowers. Baca and Las Animas-
Cranky Hillyer. Rep.
Pueblo-Perry NJ. Keen, William G.
Slawson. j. X. Shireman, Reps.
Rio Grande-R. A. Chisholm, Dem.
and Pep.
Routt and Rio Blanco-James Lyt-
tie. Dem.
Saguache-Lee Fairbanks, Rep.
San juan. T. Whitelaw, Dem.
San Miguel-W. A. Taylor, Dem.
Summit and Grand-Samuel w.
Jones, Rep.
Arapahoe, Sedgwick, Phillips, Yu-
MAJ. B. Weir, Dem.
Weld = Henry c. Watson and
Charles Davis, Rep.
Chaffee-J. A. Gravett, Rep.
Following are the senators probably
elected:
Third District-James Owen, Rep.
SIXTH. F. Mcdonald, Rep.
Tenth-W. A. Drake. Rep.
Twelfth-H. w. Twombley. Rep.
Fourteenth-J. B. Dick, Rep.
Fifteenth-C. A. Gallbreath. Dem.
Sixteenth-H. T. DeLong. Rep.
Seventeenth-W. s. Buckley, Dem.
Eighteenth-John Kennedy, Dem.
Twentieth-G. A. Montgomery, Rep.
Twenty ty-fifth-F. R. Wood. Rep.
Twenty v. Newell, Rep.
Twenty-seventh-fr Pryor. Rep.
Twenty-eighth = Arthur Cornforth.
Rep.
Twenty-ninth-L. G. Campbell, Rep.
The hold-over senators are:
First. Frank Adams, Theodore
Mcclure, John A. Rush. Arapahoe,
Dem.
Second = Hume Lewis. Pueblo
Dem.
Third-H. H. seldomridge. Ell Paso.
Douglas. Teller, Dem.
Fourth-Casimiro Barela. Las Ami
mas. Dem.
Fifth-C B. Ward. Boulder, Dem.
Seventh-W. L. Clayton. Weld. Dem.
Eighth. R. West, Jefferson. Dem.
Ninth-~F. A. Moore. Fremont. Pop.
Eleventh-S. l. Hallet. Pitkin, Dem.
Twelfrh-H. L. Roberts. Clear Creek,
8. Rep.
Th!rteenth-B. L. Jefferson. Routt.
Rio Blanco. Grand, Summit, Dem.
Fourteenth-W. H. Meyer Costilla,
Huerfano, Custer, Rep.
Nineteenth-George v. Copp. La
Plata, Montezuma, Dem.
Twenty-flrst-E. T. Taylor, Garfield.
Eagle, Pop.
Twenty-second-E. F. Graves. Arap-
ahoe. Cheyenne, Lincoln, Kit Carson.
Elbert, Dem.
Twenty-third-M. 2. Farwell. Otero,
Kiowa, Bent, Prowers, Baca. Rep.
Twenty-fourth-W. H. Adams, Ar
chuleta, Conejos, Dem.
= III H.