The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1902-11-29
Final Figures on Legislature
Are Made Up.
Republicans Will Have IS Mem
bers in House.
SEVERAL CONTESTS ON.
This May Result in Increase of
the Number.
Canyassing Board Completes
That Part of Work.

There win be e5 and possibly IS Re
publicans in the lower house of the next
legislature when it is organized 1t will
take As votes in the house Republican
caucus to organize il. There will be Is
fuslonists and perhaps %. These figures
are final as to tie organization. as de-
cided by the state board OF eanva ssers,
except with regard to the Sharpless-
Laughlin contest in Atchison county
which is tied upon in the supreme court
and could not be decided by the state
canvessing board.
After the house is organized and the
various committees appointed, there win
be perhaps ten or a dozen contests sub
mitted to the committee of elections
Six or eight of them viii be Republicans
who are conteStinx the election of fu-
sionists, and the balance will be fusion
lists who are contesting the election of
Republicans. The organization of the
house, however, will be BY the ReDubli-
cans who receive certificates of election.
These are as follows except in the coun-
try district in AtchiSon county:
Dist.
1. Doniphan-C. Leland, Jr
and a Jefferson-U. s Griffin and
M A. Wilson
8. Leavenworth = George Hollenbeck
10 and II. Wyandotte-E A. Enright
and Harry Perkins.
T. Johnson-William Spear.
1S and Il. Douglas-Gegge ]. Barker
and W. R Stubs.
Is and 16- Franklin-W. s. Finley and
w. S Jerks
IS. Linn-Dr. r G. Mendenhan.
19. Anderson-Jarnes Hunter.
20. Allen-John Francis.
Il and %. Bourbon-D. F. Campbell
and DR.. VIM. Baird.
% and "A. Crawford-Dr o. F. Lewis
and DR.. c. A. Fisher.
20. Cherokee-E B. Schermerhorn
nr1I Oh !
Walter Won Treba-
30. Montgomery-John o. Whistler.
81. Neosho-J. NJ. Nation
30. Wilson's. s Kirkpatrick
SO. Woodson-James l. Martin.
"a. Coney-W. H Wyckofr
IS and 36. Osage-J. H. Staveley and ].
T Pringle-
81. IS and 80. Shawnee. B. Belts, A
F. Williams and J. B. Sims.
40. Jackson-Albert Sarbach.
4 and p Browns. E Brown and T.
E Honnell
49, Nemaha-George P. Hayden.
T. H. PralIe.
46. PottawatomieAJ. w. Dunn
Az. Riley-F NJ Emmons
As. Geary-G. W Schmidt,
20. Wabaunsee-J. b DOlley.
so. Lyon. F. Evans.
81. Grenewood-George Z. Tucker
SO. EXT E. Hawkins
"a. Chautauqua-T- E Adair.
So Cowley-S. D. Pollock.
81 and IS. Butler-J. B. Adams and s.
H. Brandon.
50. Chase-E G. Croker.
so. Marion-O. c. Billings.
81. Washingt0n-Wil liam Murdoch
S.. Recublic-C. o. Hugos.
SIS. Cloud-C. n. Peck
81. Ottawa-John L. King
SIS. Saline-C. B. Kirkland
So 8IcPhersOn-P. ]. Gale
20. Earvey-Robert Doughertv
II, p and 3-Sedgwick--J. W. Adams,
A. c. Hussy. and A s. Heusel.
"A and rs Sumner>Dr. E G. Farris
and J. A. Jehries.
IS. HarDer-John A. Burke.
II. Kingnan-J- @. Mustoe.
Is. Barber-E. H. Nixon
70. Pratt-Dr. r. c. Hutcbeson.
so and 81. Reno-John NJ Kinkel ard
E r. Watkins
81. Rice-A. !. GodschaIk.
s.. Ellsworth-Dr. Henry O'DonneH.
IS. RUSSELL. H. Hill
4 IS. Mitchell-A. G. Mead.
SO. Osborne. 3. Ia yIor.
80. Jewell-F. W. Bevington-
81. Smith,. NJ. Linton.
SO. Rooks-A- E. Kramer.
/ 90. Fawnee-Dr. 4. A Sharp.
100. CIark-W. H. Weldon.
1O1 Ford-C. NJ. Beeson-
103. Ness-J K Barnd.
104. Trego-Dr. A. B. Jones.
los Graham-Alvin Law.
1O6 Norton-C. D. Jones.
los. Sheridan-WflIs Johnson
100. Gove-J. F Jones
112. Cheyenne-W- B. lockwood.
rs. Wallace-G. E. Woodhouse
116. Wichita -GreeIey-Fr Friar.
III. Scott. c. Starr
119. Finney-W. VI. Kinnison.
III Hamilton-E- Z. Robbins.
122- Stanton-Shernan Williams.
123. ray-HaskeI-L. D. Einsel- -
124. Meade Seward-R. B. Campbell
125. Morton Steyens-W W Martin
FUSIONISTS.
! 2. Atchison-B. P. Waggener-
and Z. Leavenworth-O. G. Ballard
and Ross Perkins
! 8. Wyandotte-Hsrry Broadbent
! II AIiami-P W. Goble.
/ %. Cherokee-John Mclaughlin.
/ % Montgomery-J. H. Keith.
/ 81 rou-TT Jensen