The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1906-11-08
G. O.. HAS LOST
FIFTEEN MEMBERS
Democrats Get Twenty State SEN
ators, and Prohibs Three in
Lower House.

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senate ............ 20 ~
House .102 IA s.
Joint ballot. ..... .145 "a s.
Republicans lose Is members in the
new legislature, but still have it over
whelmingly in hand. They have elect
ed 43 senator's out of SO, and 102 house
members out of 10, or 145 out of 1872
members, giving them SO majority on
joint ballot for the election of United
States senator to succeed Knute Mel
son. - ..a...- -...t PR
The, democrats gained ten seats in
the state senate and lost one, in
Meeker county. Counting Ole o.
Sageng Of Otter Tail, elected as
populist, they have twenty senators out
OF sixty-three, and only need two other
votes to sustain veto, They paid less
members there, having fourteen instead
of eleven at the last session
The prohibitionists gave the G. 0. P.
a scare in several counties, and have
| elected three house members, the first
time the ''prohibs' have ever had
legislative. representation in the state:
under their own name. They also had
Otter Tail, and forced a number Of re-
publican candidates to pledge them
Eselves to county option. In Chippewa
county, Carl, republican, leads Lasher,
prohibitionist, by two votes, with three
precincts to hear from, but they will
increase Carl's lead. Senator Thorpe
by about 800. The three seats captured
by the third party. are in Hennepin,
Freedom and Douglas counties. ,~ !
Several prominent members of the
two houses met defeat. Senators Ben
son, Peachey and Dart all met defeat,
and George A. Mackenzie of Gaylord
lost his fight for reelection to the
| house.
A complete list is here given of the
lature, according to the returns in.
Carver county is close on representa-
tive, with the democrat leading on par
tlaI returns. One or two other changes
may be made by the official count.
The list follows:
The Complete List.
Gep'} house, o. B. Nelson. Spring Spring ' Grove
,, Second Distriet-senate *p. Ettzuatrich
2Fep 5ohp HitsEer winona tdsm DJy JOHN %n0 G.
tr Third lDistrictm,senate u. O. Cooke, Kellogg
nd TSasts H. $R 9nerstlne
Rochester (rep.): James F. Spencer (rep:1.
bo raft9 1re giSrif bonss s. A. Nelson lanes
tin (rep house w A. Nolan, G Grand Mea aoS1
Seventh District~senate D. f. 'e White. Clare
mont rep); house, E. 81. Emerson, Ellington
Eighth District-senatee, T. E. eastman, IOWA.
tonna (dem.); r. G. Carlton, Merton (rep).
Ninth District-senate, B. N. Anderson. Albert
s h SoSe AS e '9 Gea Albert Lea
Tenth District senate John Moo aHin waseca
(desm1; house. &C.. J. D. Davidson Mapleton (rep
kato (dem:); house, e. W Gates, Garden City CITY
lrep); John I. Lewis. Lake Crystal 1repJ; vii.
twelfth seaa1R rep B. Putnam Blue
E Earth trep); house. 'R. L. Mork. Briceiyn
Truman house. e. 81 $we I'd nint ST.
eRsrss Il MlnHsr H WSet
(rfFg'f tSs rR; H ssteFso9 Bingham Lake
E tSlI trep1; house, IS. o. Morse. slayton
Sixteenth District-sen.te,. E. H. Garfield,
Luverne lrep); house, Harrison White. Lu.
seveateenth Distriet-senate. Virgil B. Sew.
Hsney Fails Fep; S0o K: HslnS ~ M hansoa;
Eighteenth District-senate, co. G. Dale, Mad
ison (rep); house |Elias Rachie. Madison irep ::
Nineteenth District-senate Frank clagu.
sp Ress C. Nv NJ R n%
| Twentieth Distrint-Senate &C. A. Johnson. st.
ret re6er IrS srePo House 7. o. Haugen, New swe-
Twenty first District-senate, A, A. poeh,.r
fs e5s1 (dem)E House. Fred Burdort Glib.
Twenty second Distrtct-senate, sep. s. Hall.
Morton Qep:>; n j. Hom6er so Sacred a Di Heart
twenty third Dstrict--senate, w. wright.
Litchaeld (rep.). House, Andrew W. JOHNSON,
twenty fourth SHi,' D.strict-senate, G. R. Dom
aldson, Stewart a{dem) House j. H. Dor.
sey, Glencoe (dem).
T Toit, Gha ask (dem.). House, reter Ererts
Twenty sixth Dstrict-senate, Julius A. Col.
i Eat gen. GEN. House. P. j. Welter, New Mar
", Twenty.seyenth Distr'ct-senate. Harry F.
Twensy :s1ss sR:' D!str,stsen%te F. L. o,otn-
Faribault (rep.); *George W. Thompson, Fari.
twenty ninth Distriet-senate, 20. X. Nae
wqz s 81 Al e kenySn 5ef ss.s
Hastings (dem;) House. W. H. Weseott, South
st: Paul (rep); Joseph Peters, Empire, idem. J.
Thirty. hrst District-Senate, George II. Sui
Ivan. saltwater (repl: House, John zelch, Cot
tage grove (rep.); N B. Vollmer, Cottage
Thirty.sseond pistriet-senate, Victor l..
Johnson, Center City (rep.l. House, H. p.
Webb, Sandstone Qep); Henry Rines, Mora
thirty. third Dtstrict-senate, wv. W. Dunn,
st. Paul (rep.). House. Andrew G.. johnson
(rep.(; George W. Rodenberg (rep.). -..-
u Thirty, fourth Dstrict-senate, Henry McColl,
St. Paul (dem;): House, Thomas J. Brady
Thirty District-senate, John @. Hardy,
st. Paul (dem.G House, VIM. Brown (dem.) !;
.. L: Christensen Cep.). -
Thirty sixth District-senate, E. S. Durment,
st: Paul lrep2 House, **Ambrose Tighes Crep.);
Thirty-seyenth District---senate. J. NJ Hack
(rep.(; *Alwin Rowe (rep.). -.
Thirty-eighth District-Senate, sJohn T. Nc
Gowan Minneapolis (dem:(: House, J: B: Muir.
n Thirty ninth District-Senate, J. T. Elwell,
Minneapolis (rep). House, "B. H. Undertake
, (rep.).; ]. F. ConrOy (rep.).
Fortieth District-Senate. ~. F. Calhoun Min
neapolis (rep.). House, F. B. Wright (repJ /;
F. E. Nimocks (rep.). -.- To-. =.
Forty first District-senate, "George P. Will
son, Minneapolis (rep.); house. John G. Lennon
lrep;?, c. L. Sawyer (rep.), H. G.. Hicks (rep) :,
J. W. Stokes (rep.). - -. 80,
Forty second District-senate, Manley Fosseen,
Minneapolis (rep) house, "W. I. Nolan (rep. J,
Swan Nelson (rep.).
Forty third District-senate e. E. Smith,
minneapolis Polls (r 1.pn house. Il. H. johnson (rep
Forty-fourth 1istrict-Sens+e ~ po,,v,