The Birmingham age-herald., 1905-02-13
MEMBERS OF THE
 ALABAMA ASSEMBLY
LIKELY THAT GOVERNOR WILL CALL AN EXTRA SESSION TO TAKE UP QUESTION OF STATES REVENUE.

| montgomery, February E-ISpeclal.l- As 1t is more than probable that there will be a special session of the legisla- ture called by Acting Governor Cunning
 ham to take up the states revenue, the
 Governor may call special elections in certain counties where the member of | the house and senate have died or re- signed says Horace Hood, Jr., capitol
 reporter for the Montgomery Journal, in 1 Saturdays issue of his paper.
 There has been only one death in the
 senate since 1t last met--Senator Will 1 liam Isbell Bullock of Russeilville. who 1 represented the Thirty-flrst district. which Is composed of the counties of Col l bert, Franklin and Marion. There have been no reslgnations in the senate.
 In the house there are five vacancies, 1 two members having died and three re-
 signed. s. c. Cook of Nellie Wilcox coun-
 ty, and J. R. Wood of Tuskegee, Macon 1 county, died since the house last met. R. T. Simpson of Lauderdale, l.. H. | Reynolds of Chiffon and J. F Thompson | of Bibb resigned all having been elected I to another office. R. T. Simpson Is now a l supreme court justice; l.. H. Reynolds a probate judge. and J. F. Thompson, a l solicitor. | The following are the members of the l senate who will have to come to Mont 1 gomery should the Governor call a 1 special session. l First District counties of Lauderdale | and Limestone-D. H. R. Kennedy. Second District, Lawrence and Morgan | counties-S. A. Lynne. 1 Third District, Blount, Cullman and l Winston-R. L. Hipp Fourth District. Madison county-R. E. l Spragins Fifth District, Jackson and Marshall | counties-F. A. Bostick Sixth District. Etowah and St. Clair counties-Dr. J. A. Hurst. Seventh District, Calhoun county-F. L. Blackmon.
 Eighth District Tailadega county-w. B. Castleberry
 Ninth District. Chambers and Talla- poosa counties-w. l.. Lancaster. Eleventh District, Tuscaloosa county G. D. Johnston Twelfth District Fayette, Lamar and Walker eounties-C. c. NeSmith. Thirteenth District. Picxens and Sumter counties-J. A. Rogers. Fifteenth District. Autauga, Chiffon and Shelby counties--W R. Oliver. Sixteenth District, Lowndes county Joseph Norwood. Seventeenth District. Butler, Conecuh anu 1ONlHElOnl COunIlcS-D. M. EOWe1l Eighteenth District, Bbb and Perry counties-W. F. Hogue. Nineteenth District, Choctaw. Clarke and Washington countes-W. D. Dunn Twentieth District Marengo county-S.
 c. Wolff. Twenty-frst District, Baldwin. Escam. bia and Monroe counties-D. D. Hall. Twenty-second District, Wilcox county W. c. Jones' Nicfriof naIa and Gapaya 1 counties-W. U Acree. Twenty-fourth District Barbour coun- ty-E. P. Thomas. Twenty-hfth District, Coffee, Crenshaw and Pike counties-R. II. Arlington. Twenty-sixth District, Lee and Russell
 counties-C. P Harrington. Twepty-eighth District. Montgomery | county-B. H. Screws. | Twenty-ninth District, Cherokee and | DeKalb counties-L. B. Stone. Thrtieth District, Dallas county-W. B. | Craig. Thirty-first district, Colbert, Marion and Franklin counties-Ths district wal represented by W,4I Bullock, but he is now dead. amos sa Thrty-second district Greene and Hale counties-w Nj. Spencer. Thirty-third district, Mobile county J. w. W. Goldsby. Thrty-fifth district, Cleburne, Clay and Coosa counties-W. s. Smith
 Thrty-ffth district, Henry county-w. O. Long. The following are the counties and who
 represent them: Autauga-J. A. Wilkinson. Baldwin-D. c. Byrne. Barbour-A. A. Mcdonald and J. F. Mc Iyer. Bibh--J. E. Thompson did represent this county but resigned. Blount-W. E. Byars. Bullock-J. K. Franklin and N. B. Pow ell. Butler-G w. Lee and H. F. Pilley. Calhoun-J. J. Arnold and G. c. Will Hams. Chambers-L. S. schuessler and W. C. Thomas Cherokee-W. Siglin. Chilton-L. H. Reynolds, resigned. Choctaw-J. J. Kelley. Clarke-F E. Poole and l. Pugn. Clay-W. H. Preston. Cleburne--J. A. Brown. Coffee-W. H. Warren. Colbert-J. K. DeLoney. Conecuh-Dr Andrew Jay was elected but did not fill out his time. and R. T. Holland was elected to fill the vacancy Coosa-J. w. Johnson. Covington-W. c. Williams. Crenshaw-M. w. Rushton. Culman-G. H. Parker. Dale-James G. Barnes. Dallas-W. R. Shafer, R. s. Starr and Calvin Young. DeKalb-W F. Fulton. Elmore-A. w. Fucker and O. c. Swim dali. Escambia-N. R. Leigh. Jr. Etowah-H T. Davis and F. D. Ham, mer Fayette-R F. Peters. Franklin-W. J. James Geneva-W. J. Mills. Greene-A. Y Glover. Hale--E. M. Elliott and A. M. Tunstall Henry-T M Espey and c. B. Searcy Jackson-W. H. Bogart and 8. w. Frazier. Jefferson--A. Benners, F. E. Black burn. w. c. Cunningham, Joel Campbell DuBose, L. J. Haley, Jr c. W. Hick- man and A. T. London. Lamar-J. D. McCluskey. Lauderdale--H A. Killen and R. T. Simpson; Simpson resigned. Lawrence-W. T. Lowe. Lee-C. R. McCrary and l.. R. Wireless Limestone-H. C. Thach. Lowndes-D. F. Crum and R. L. Gold smith Macon J. R. Wood (deceased). Madlson-A. s. Fletcher and R. w
 Walker. Marengo--J. M Minge and J. B. Will Hams. Marion-Charles P, Almon. Marshall-J A T1Isk