The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1910-07-05
THE NEXT LEGISLATURE
Names Of the Men Who Will Make Up
the Two HOunen

Inc W. nVO0G0
The next Legislature Of Florida will
comprise a very strong body Of men
and many consider il the ablest ag
. gr-galion that ever made laws for
this grand and growing common
wealth.
There is mich interest aroused as
ito the presidency OF the senate and
the speaker=hip of the house, several
most capable democrats being sug-
gested.
For the presiding officer Of the SEN
late there are Charles E. Davis Of Mad =
ison, James ". Perkins Of DeLand,
which in case Of deadlock, may
mean a dark horse which accord
ing to politicians may go to S. J. Hill
burn Of Paiatka-
For speakership OF the house, T.
Albert Jennings Of Pensacola seems
to be the favorite. yet strong pres
sure is being brought to bear in be-
half Of Thomas F. West Of Milton, r.
F. Rogers OF Marion. John ". Watson
Of Miami and Peter T. Knight Of Key
West The complete list Of repre-
sentatives in both houses Of the next
session is as follows:
The Senate
District No. il. H. 3. Miller, Mil
tl1gan.
District No. John P. Stokes, Pen
isacola.
District No. civilian W. Flour
noy. DeFuniak Springs.
District No. fl. Ned Wilson.
sneads-
District No. 5-R. F. Hosford. Hos
ford.
District No S-James E. Broome.
Quincy.
District No. ID. H Sloan. Lake
land.
District No. s-John W. Henderson,
ITALIA hassee.
District No. s-George ". Dayton.
Dade City.
District No. 1o-charles E. Davis,
Madison.
District No. LID. c. McMunen,
Tampa
District No. 12-C. T. Culpepper.
Perry.
District No IF NJ. Hudson. Mi
ami
District No. IF p Cone, Lake
City.
District No IA T. Adkins.
starke.
District No LEI F.. Calkins, Fer
nandina.
District No. III z. Johnson, Live
Oak
District No. Isl. c. Massey. Or
lando.
District No. 2O-E. L. Carney, Ocala.
District No. All a. Williams, Ce-
dar Key.
District No. ED. A. Finlayson.
Monticello.
District No. 23-L y. Withers, Lady
Lake.
District No. 24-w. H. Malone. Jr
Key West.
District No. 25-Ruel Cook, Chip
ley.
District No. 2S-S j. Hilburn, Pa
latka.
District No. 27-Joseph II. Humph-
.ries. Bradentown.
District No. 28.-James w. Per
kins, DeLand.
District No 29-William E. Baker.
Melrose.
District No. Gov. II. Mcleod, Jas
lper
District No. 31-Lewis W. zim, St.
Augustine.
District No 32-H. H. McCreary,
Gainesville.
House Of Representatives
Alachua-W. w. Colson, Gainesville.
-Alachua-F. H. Ellis, Bland.
Baker,. J. Combs.
Bradford-E. S. Matthews, Starke
Bradford-L. D. Wall, Starke.
Brevard-R. 3. Stewart. Brantley.
Calhoun-A. J. Mcclellan, Blounts-
town.
Citrus-G. ". Schofeld, Inverness
Clay. s. Smith.
Columbia. ]. Brown, Lake City.
Columbia-L. W. A Rivers. Lake
ICity.
Dade-John W. Watson, Miami
DeSoto-J. H Brown Zolfo
Duva1-F. E. Chase, Jacksonville
Duval-J. T. Butler, Jacksonville
Escambia-T. A. Jennings, Pensa-
cola.
Escambia-John T. Harper
Franklin-C. H. B. Floyd. Apalachi-
cola.
Gadsden-J. L. Sheppard, Green's
boro.
Gadsden-R. A. Gray, Havana
Hamilton-Walter P. Jennings, Jen-
lnings.
la milton-John High. Jasper.
Hernando-Fred L. Stringer, Brooks
willie.
Hillsborough-R. r Tomlin Plant
lCfy.
Hillsborough-Hugh Somerville
Holiness. c. Reddick
Jackson-J. 3. Tidwen. Bascom.
Jackson-J. w. Singletary, Grand
Ridge
Jef1erson-R. 3. Porter, Aucilla
Jefrerson-J. A Mcclellan. Month
cello.
Lafayette-J- NJ Gornto Mayo
Lake-W. H. Igo, Eustis.
Lake.. A. Hansen, Leesburg
Lee-L a. Hendry, Fort Myers
Leon-A- S. Wells. Tallahassee.
Levy-W. J. Epperson. Bronson
Madison-R. l. l. Milinor, EIaville.
Madison-M. L Leslie.
Manatee-O- X. Reaves, Braden-
town.
Marion-R. 3. Bullock. Ocala.
Marion-P. F. Rogers Lynne
Monroe-John T. Warren. Key West.
Monroe-Peter T. knight, Key West.
Nassau-A- E. Ogliyie, Callahan
Nassau-H Goldstein., Fernandina
Oranges. a. Robinson. Orlando
orange-Forest Lake. Sanford.
Osceola-C S AGREE. Kissimmee
Pasco-C. p. Littell. Port Richey
Polka J. Angle, Barlow
Polk-G, r. Portner.
Putnam-Henry Mckenzie, Palatks.