Mountain Home maverick. [volume] (Mountain Home, Idaho) 1906-1911, 1909-01-14
|DAHO'S LAW MAKERS
NOW HARD AT WORK
Tenth Legislature Organized With
Hart of Fremont as President Of
Senate, Cagstone of Bonner
Speaker of House.


of the Tenth legislature was held on
Monday, January 4. the new state Of
ficers and the newly elected represen.
tatives being inaugurated in the as
sembly chamber
On the hour of ~ the new state
officers entered the house of repre-
sentatives. Ex-Governor Gooding led
the procession which alternated the
old officials with the new, and a semi
circle was formed around the speak
er's desk. Invocation was asked by
Bishop Funston in his prayer he pc
titioned that the people of the state
might be guided by wise policies and
that the new officers might be fit
persons to carry out those policies.
He ended by reciting the Lords
Prayer.
After the state officials had taken
the oath of Office and the newly elect
ed representatives we're seated the
house proceeded to business. Paul
Clagstone. of Bonner, was chosen as
speaker of the house.
Members of the House.
The roll of the house of representa-
tives is as follows;
Ada-D. ID. Shaw. r.; Charles
Storey, r.; Mrs. David McFadden, r.;
William S. Mckinney r.; Robert M.
McCracken, r.
Bannock Edward Holzheimer, r.;
John Shut, r.; Thomas H. Ed
wards, r.
Blaine George T. Coats, r.;
Charles Sheean, d.
Bear Lake-Howard II. Broom
head. r.; Edward c. Rich, D.
Bingham-O. g. McCutcheon, R.;
Peter G. Johnston. r.; William r.
Jones, r.
Bolse-W II. Taylor, D.
Bonner-Paul Clagstone, R.; II. M.
Eanborn, r.
Canyon--James M. Thompson. r.;
L. v. Patch, r.; CIaud H. Duval, r.
Cassla-Frank Riblett, r.
Custer-Sam F. Taylor, d.
Elmore- Charles B. Faraday, ID.
Fremont-Nathan Kicks, r.; Eli H.
Harris, r.; James o. Webster, r.;
James w Webster, r.
Idaho-Charles A. ParlonsIi r.;
John r. Addison. r.; James Wood
ward, r.
Kootenai-F. NJ. winshlp, R.; T. P
Kerl, R.; c. A. Mcdonald, r.
Latah--Patrick Cummerford, D.;
Henry NJ. Bangs, D.; Daniel T. A
Macintosh. D.
Lemhi-John w. Shook, Jr., r.
Lincoln-Louis r. Adams, r.
Nez Perce--Adelbert A. Alvord, r.;
R.; Charles G. Miles, r.; Charles A.
Foresman. r.
Onelda-Tsaac B. Evans, r.; Will
liam II. Philbrick. r.
Owyhee-Dow Dunnng d.
Shoshone-Albert II. Featherstone,
r.; Ally McGilliviay, r.; George c
Morbeck, r.
Twin Falls-Alexander d. McKin-
ley r.
ington-William McBratley,
r.; James M. WiIloughby. r.
The senators saw the inauguration
Of the state officers and then ad.
journed to the senate chamber, where
less than thirty minutes was required
by that body to perfect organization.
Senator John w. Hart of Fremont
county was chosen as president Of the
senate
Members of the senate are.
Ada-John A. McDevitt, d.
Bannock-James Frank Hunt, r.
Blaine-Arthur NJ Bowen, D.
Bear Lake-lldward NJ Pugmire, D.
Northumberland j. Hasbrouck, r.
Boise-Rust VonHarten, d.
Bonner-Will F. Whitaker, r.
Canyon-Benj. p. Snawhan, r.
Cassia-Hector G. Haight. r.
Custer-Ravenal Macbeth, ID.
Elmore-Carl A. Davis d.
Fremont-John W. Hart, r.
Idaho--Joshua G. Rowten. r.
Kootenai-J. A. Spaulding, r.
Latah-Jerome ]. Day, d.
Iemhi-Walter C. Shoup, r.
Lincoln-Fred w. Jordan, r.
NeZ Perce-Jacob l.. Goodnight, r
Oneida-Thomas Preston. r.
Owyhee-John Benham. D.
Shoshone-Abner q. Kerns. D.
Twin Falls-Marlin j. Sweeley, r.
Both houses of the legislature and
a large gathering of interested spec.
tators filed the representatives cham
Der TO listen to the inaugural message
of Governor James II. Brady His
suggestions to the lawmakers were
listened to attentively and when the
conclusion was reached were given
enthusiastic applause