The Monticellonian., 1906-09-20
THE ROSTER
OF NEXT GENERAL ASSEMBLY IS
 NOW MADE UP.
Shows Four Republicans in the House and One Lone Member in the
 Senate

The official vote for senator and rep resentative in every county in the state has been received at the secretary of states office These returns show the election of Democrats from each of the IS senatorial districts which elected senators at this election There will be one Republican in the senate George Legate, member from the Thirty-third district, being one of the holdover senator's
 Republicans were elected to the, House of Representatives from four counties-Newton, Searcy, Fulton and Stone. This gives the Republicans the same representation in the General AS. sembly that they had two years ago. The following is the roster of the General Assembly. all the members be- ing Democrats unless specifically des- ignated as Republicans:
 State Senators Elected in 1906. Third District, Boone, Marion and Newton Counties-J. S. Rowland, liar rison.
 Fourth District, Johnson and Pope Counties-J. M Martin, Russellyille. Sixth District, Independence and 1ne Counties-W w Edmonson. calico Rock
 Seventh District, Woodruff and Cross Counties-M II. Patterson, Au- gusta.
 Tenth District, Pulaski and Perry Counties-Kie Oldham, Little Rock, and J. H. Hamiter. Little Rock. Twelfth District Prairie and Lonoke Counties-A F. Yopp. Hazen. Fifteenth District. Chicot and Ashley Ceunties-John G. B. Simms, Lake Vil- lage.
 Seventeenth District. Desha and Drew Counties-Howard 8obb, Arkan sas City.
 Nineteenth District, Calhoun and Ouachita Counties-W F. Mcknight, Hampton.
 Twentieth District, Nevada and Hampstead Counties-H. B. Mckenzie, Prescott.
 Twenty-irst District, Lafayette. Co lumbia and Miller Counties-R. L. Montgomery, Lewisvi,le.
 Twenty-second District. Sevier, Lit tie River and Howard Counties-Otis T. Wingo, De Queen.
 Twenty-feurth District. Madison and Carroll Counties-N. J. Carlock. Car roll county.
 Twenty-sixth District, Searcy, Con- way, Cleburne and Van Buren Goun- ties-F. P. Greenhaw, Leslie
 Twenty-seventh District, White and Faulkner Counties-C. E. Bush, Fl Paso.
 Thirtieth District, Clark and Pike Counties-E. R. Arnold, Philadelphia. Thirtysecond District, St. Francis and Crittenden Counties-F. w. De- Rositt, Forrest City
 Thirty-fourth District, Benton Coun ty-R l.. Nance, Rogers.
 Holdover Senators Elected in 1904. First District-J. K. Browning, Pig gott
 Second District-J. E. Mccall, Por tia.
 Fifth Distrct-J W. Thompson. Pennington.
 Eighth Bistrict-George E. Floyd, Rover.
 Ninth District-R. R. Adams, Sheri dan.
 Eleventh District-H. K. Toney, Pine Bluff
 Thirteenth District-John P. Lee Clarendon.
 Fourteenth District-John l. Moore, Helena
 Sixteenth District-W. s. Amis, Ri son.
 Eighteenth District-W & Goodwin, Warren.
 Twenty-third District-G. S. Rector, Melbourne.
 Twenty-ffth District-A. T. Gross, Cedarville.
 Twenty-eighth District-John H. Holland, Greenwood.
 Twenty-ninth District-W. F. Harri- son, Osceola.
 Thirty-first District-Thomas w. MI Ian, Hot Springs.
 Thirty-third District--George Le gate, Mena Republican,.
 Representatives-EIect
 Arkansas-H. Coleman, Dewitt. Ashley-W. A. Robey, Hamburg. Baxter-E. D. Smothers. Mountain Home
 Benton-D. L. Rice, Bentonville; D. L. Shannon.
 Boone-W J. Watkins, Harrison. Bradley-C. l.. Hoyle. Warren. Calhoun-W. A. Craven, Summer vile
 Carroll-Dr. J. w. Poynor, Green Fork
 Chicot-C w Saunders, Lake Vil- lage.
 Clark-R. C. McDaniel, Philadelphia. Clark-R. G. Mcdaniel. Philadelphia; D. Davis.
 Clay-John H. Hill, Rector.
 Cleburne--A c. Morris, Quitman.
 South Afrjca's Great Men.