The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1910-09-12
HOUGHTON DEPARTMENT
MANY new FACES IN The
LEGISLATURE THIS YEAR

Indications point 10 the fact that
there will be many new faces in the
Michigan legislature next year. par
ticularly In the lower house. Hough-
ton county is not the only county in
the state where old members were de-
feated at the primaries last Tues
day. James s. "Stoney' Monroe lost
the nomination i'm Gosebic county 10
A ID. Johnson. &. c. Spear of Sagi-
nav. another OF the "old guard was
defeated at the primaries as was
Representative Ormsbee of Genesee'
II. f. Hall defeated Miles f. Gray, a
former representative, for the Repub-
lican nomination in Ingham county
and a number of other changes that
are likely 10 be are noted throughout
the state. The appended list shows
the names of the Republican nomi-
nees for the 1911 legislature:
Allegan 80 First district, Arthur
Odell: Second district, T. NJ. Gray.
Bay-First district. August II. Cans
ser: Second district William Beird.
Berrien-First district, no returns;
Second district. w. II. Bail.
Calhoun-First district, James Hen
Nv: Second district, II. j. Cortright.
Genessee-First district. Elmer c.
Wheeler: Second district, George c.
Myers.
Houghton-First district, Anthony
Lucas: Second district. w. f. Gray;
Third district, A. d. Edwards.
Ingham-First district, b. Frank
Hall; second district. Garry NJ. San
ders.
Jackson-First district, Emery j..
wood, Jackson; Second district j.
Russell Fisk.
Kalamazoo-Flrst district. Edward
L. Yaple; Second district, Syrus A.
Walker.
Kent-First district. Earl r. Stew
art. L. d. verdier, Paul J. Averill;
Second district. Thomas II. McNaugh-
ton: Third district, Colin p. Camp
bell.
Lenawee-First district, w. l..
Baldwin; Second district, b. F.
Graves (doubtfuD.
Marauette-First district, w. s.
Ewing; Second district, no returns.
Oakland-First district, David A.
Green: Second district. George Will
loughby.
Ottawa-First district. c. Fl. Nc
Bride: Second district. w. F. Clark.
Saginaw-First district, c. II. Wat
ers, I. w. Kerns; Second district, Geo.
Ward.
st. Clair-First district, Chas. NJ.
Green, Port Huron; Second district
James Haviland.
Mathematical district. John
Kalmbach; Second district, Henry C.
Rankin
wayne-First district. Charles w
Austin, Noble Ashley. A. w. Copley
Charles Flowers, James d. Jerome
George Lord o. r. Leonard, w. II
Martz, r. Y. Ogg, John Stevenson, @
]. Unsoeld; Second district. Thomai
H. Brown; Third district, Fred ]
Burnham; Fourth district A. f
woodruff
Alpena-C. A. Opperborn.
Antrim-Harvey s. Anderson.
Branch-H. e. Straight.
Cass-No returns.
Charlevoix-Wm. J. Pearson.
sCheboygan-H. +. Baker.
Chippewa-N. L. Field.
*Clinton-D. s. Morrison.
Delta-Peter Jensen.
Eaton-w. e. Hale.
Emmet-D. II. Hinkley.
Gogebic-A. d. Johnson.
"Grand Traverse-D. G. Chandler.
Gratiot-Dewitt Vought
Hillsdale-R. w. Reynolds.
Huron-F. /. Woodwork.
Lapeer-C. W. Smith.
Livingston-No returns.
Macomb-John Mckay
Manistee-Wm H. McFadzen.
Mason-Chas. Tufts.
Mecosta-A. V. Young
Midland-G. A. Currie.
Monroe-C w. Kemmerling.
Montcalm-Martin II. Holcomb.
Muskegon-Charles I. Giles. Mus
kegon.
Newaygo-Edward L. Brooks.
Oceana-Samuel Odell.
Osceola-John NJ. Perry.
Sanilac-R. a. Dunn.
Shiawassee-John J. Whelan, Cor
unna.
St. Joseph--O. D. Russell.
Tuscola-J. II. Milliken.
"van Buren-Benj F. Heckert