The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1904-11-10

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Atchison-Jackson district; George
| Hodges, in the Miami-J ohnson dis
| trict, and w. F. Benson, in Butler
county. Benson defeats ]. B. Adams
who was opposed by the boss busters
On the minority side of the house
there will be only seventeen or eighteen
Democratic members, unless later re-
turns make changes p. w Goebel
of Miami. and 8. l. Hale, of Rush, two
minority leaders in the last house, are
reelected.
The Senate
1. A. L. Gilbert (Rep.), Powhattan.
2. B. p. Wagg ener (Dem.), Atchi-
8. vinton stillings (Rep.). Lea7en-
worth.
4. ]. F. Getty (Rep-), Kansas City.
s. U s. Griffin (Rep), Kansas City.
g. Geo. H. Hodges (Dem.), Olathe-
z. 3. #. Baker (Rep.O, Pleasanton-
s. c. T. Martin (RepO, FIT. Scott
;. e. F. Porter (Rep.), Pittsburg.
10. c. S. Huffman (Rep.), Columbus.
IL. DIR. Connor (Rep.), Labette City.
Il. Samuel Porter (Rep), Caney.
13. S. S. Benedict (Rep.). Benedict.
1 A.. j. L. Barton (Rep.). Yates Cen
Is. H. J. Smith (Rep.). Ottawa.
16. H b. Miller (Rep.). Usage City.
II. ). 3. Belts (Rep.), Topeka.
Is. Geo P. Hayden (Rep.), Wet
more.
10. E. r. Fulton (Rep.), Marysville.
81. j. N. Dolley (Rep.), Maple Hill.
%. J. F. Brewer (Rep.), Abilene.
%. j. NJ Hamme (Rep), Cotton
"a. Geo ' e. tucker tuck (Rep.), Eureka.
%. w. F. Benson (Den.), Ell Dorado.
20. w. s. Fitzpatrick (Rep.), Sedan.
81 Ed WiIkerson (Rep.), Winfield.
2S- r T. Simons (Rep.(, Galdwell.
80. J. w. Hughes (Rep.), McPher-
81. Fred H. Quincy (Rep.), sanna.
80. Chas. n. Peck (Rep.). Concordia.
33. l. d Young (Rep.), Beloit.
"a. D. B. Harrison (Rep), Downs.
IS. G. L. Chapman (Rep.), Great
Bend.
s6. c. G. Carver (Rep.). Anthony.
81. T. a. Noftzger (Rep.l. Anthony.
IS. F. B. Smith (Rep.), Kinsley.
80. Chas. Buschow (Rep), Colby.
40. w. H. Haskell (Rep), Smith
The House.
1. Doniphan-Cy Leland (Rep) Troy
2. Atchison-Geo. ALBANIAN (Dem.),
Atchison
3. Atchison = Ed Perdue Oem),
Huron.
4. Jefferson-w. A. Clark (Rep),
S. Jefferson-G. w. Plummer (Rep.),
Perry.
6. Leavenworth IS. c. Winters
(Rep), Leavenworth.
z. Leavenworth - Frank Ohlhausen,
(Rep.), Leavenworth.
8. Leavenworth - J. NJ. Phenccie
(Rep.), Reno.
9. Wyandotte-E. K. Robjnett (Rep)
Kansas City.
TO- Wyandotte = S. S. Glasscock
(Rep.), Kansas City.
IL Wyandotte-C. D. Dale (Rep.),
r. Johnson-s. B. Haskins Rep.>,
10. Douglass L. Brady (Rep).
IA. Dougias-w. R. Stubs Rep.).
Is. Franklin-J. NJ. Ransom (Rep.).
Ottawa.
16. Franklin-A. w. Benson (Rep.),
II. Miami-P- w. Goebel tDem.>,
IS. Linn - David Warren tRep.),
Mound City.
10. Anderson-w. A. Trigg CRep.).
Garnett.
20. Allen. T, Treadway Rep.),
La Harpe.
q. Bourbon-C. z. Huett (Dem.) Fort
Scott.
% Bqurbon-F. F. Pawling Rep.).
%. Crawford-J. w. Monte (Rep.),
"a. Crawford-C. A. Fisher (Rep.),
Pittsburg-
Is. Cherokee c. Cowan (Rep.),
&C. Cherokee = E. B. Schemerhorn
(Rep.), Galena-
q. Labette-A. M. Sourbeer (Rep.),
Parsons.
%. Labette-Geo. Hildreth Rep), AL
%. Montgomery-J. w. Holdren (Rep. }
Cherryvale.
90 Montgomery-G. L. Banks. (Rep.),
81. Neosho-C. o. Nelson (Rep.), Cha
mute.
80. Wilson,. C. Young (Rep.), FIRE.
donna.
80. woodson-J. H. spisher Rep1.
Yates Center
"a. Coffey-w. H wyckof CRep.).
BurIingame.
So. osage-L. T. Hussey Rep.), Lyn-
don.
SO. Osage-J. T. Pringle (Rep), Bur-
lingame.
81. Shawnee-John Howerton (Rep.), !
RoSsville.
80. shawnee-Robt. Stone Rep), To-
peka-
40 Jackson-Frank C.Pomeroy Rep.},
Al. Browns. E. Brown Rep), Hia-
Watha.
AZ. Brown-A. L. Archer CRep.). Hor-
43. Nemaha-S. H. Myers (Rep), Sa- |
betha.
A. Marshall. NJ Rhodes (Rep.),
Frankfort.
As. Marshall-F. H. Fralle Rep.), |
Bremen.
46. Pottawatomie-T. r. Eddy (Rep.). /
Onaga.
Al. Riley-w. F. Peter (Rep.), Riley. |
As. Geary-G. w. Smith (Rep.), June |
ton City.
40. Wabaunsee-Wyatt Roush (Rep), |
Alma.
so. Lyons-C. A. StannardCRep), EN-
poria.
81. Lyon-Geo. Plumb (Rep.), EN-
poria.
So Greenwood p. H flanagan |
(Dem.), Eureka.
So. Elk-W. A. Elston Rep), Moline. |
"a. Chautauqua-T. E. Adair (Rep.), |
HewinS.
55. Cowley-C- S. Beekman Rep.l, |
Arkansas City.