Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1910-06-21
LEGISLATURE To
HAVE UNEVENTFUL
5O-DAY SESSION
Only Two Measures, Biennial
Sessions and Registration
Changes, Will Come Up for
Consideration.
WILL BE HANDS OFF ON
PROHIBITION QUESTION

The Georgia legislature will on Wed
will be a 50-day session without special
features. The consideration OF only two
measures OF more than routine Import
ance is expected. 1t is beneved an at
tempt will be made to change the regis
tration laws, and to adopt biennial ses-
sions. :.
There is hardly likelihood Of any at
tempt to change the prohibition law.
Governor Brown is pledged to veto any
such change in the present law.
The legislators are already beginning
to arrive, John T. Boiffeuillet, of Macon,
clerk of the house, arrived in Atlanta
Sunday, and he is spending the time I'M
til Wednesday in preparations ror the
opening, such as having the blank roll
calls and lists of MEMBERS printed
Several representatives ana senator's
are already here, serving on committees.
| and others are expected during the day.
BY Tuesday night every member of the
legislature will be here, 10 remain 90
days, or until the session closes on Au-
gust 10.
After that the fight will be waged for
members Of the next legislature. The
brown forces are hard at work in this
direction and will make every effort to
have the next legislature in accord VITA
the administration policies.
MEMBERS OF SENATE.
The following are me members OF the
senate:
John M. Slaton, president; w. +. Sla-
ter. LIST district; ]. l. Mclean, I'd; A
v. Sellers, Sd; L. h Akin, 4th; c. A
Ward, 5th; E P. Bowen, 9Th; ]. 8. Ward.
Jr., 7th; Il. T. Patterson, Sth; T. b. Nc
Dowell, 9Th; ]. P. Galloway. 10th; !. r.
Irwin, 18th; G. Y. Harrell, 18th; w. d.
Murray. -s:h; John T. King, 14th; nj. b.
Calhoun, 18th; w. r. Kemp, 18th; f. 81.
Gates, 18th; w. s. Morris, 18th; John
Johnson, 18th; w. H. Burwell, Goth; ].
B. Jackson, 21st; Samuel Rutherford,
22d; H. A. Matthews, Esd; Frank Cor
| dy. 24th; NJ. d. Womble, 25th; s. H.
Mays, 26th; J. d. Price. 9th; j. II.
Blackwell. 2Sth; r. d. Galloway, 18th;
| C. o. Stevens. Goth; Julian B. McCurry.
s1st; Charles ]. HarDen, SD; Howard
Thompson nominated), Esd; 8. c. McWfl-
liams, 34th; J. NJ. Slaton, 35th; ]. r. Nc
Collum, 36th; +. NJ. Longley, 37th; e. s.
Grifnth. 3sth; ]. N. Mcclure. 3sth +. E.
Conley, 10th; w. T. Day. 41st; R. Y. Ru-
dicil, 42d; L. r Pitts. 4srd, and J. z.
Wood, Cedar Grove.
The following are the members Of the
house:
MEMBERS OF THE HOUSE
John N Holder, speaker; J. O. Adams.
Hall county; Hooper Alexander, De-
Kalb; H. A. Alexander, Fulton; w. Y.
Allen, Epson; ]. H. Alley, White; ]. j.
E Anderson, BulIoch; J. R Anderson.
Chatham; ]. P. Armistead, Oglethorpe:
]. T. Atherton, Pickens; P. M. Atkinson.
Morgan; E. s. Ault, Polk; r. o. Barks-
dale, Wilkes; 3. r. Bagley, Chatta-
hoochee; j. W. Bailey, Miller; r. II.
Baker, Lumpkin; Fermor Barrett, Ste
phens; w. 2. Beacham, Dooly; c. H.
Beasley, Lee; John T. Bell, Cherokee;
T. n. Berry, Union; r. 9. Booker.
Wilkes; Joseph d. Boyd, spalding; s.
Brinson, Decatur; B. L Brinson, Enan-
uel; W. F. Brown, Carroll; DR.. George
Brown, Fulton; r. c. Henry. Henry; s.
A. Brown, Murray; J. E Burch. Lau-
ton, Burke: o. Calbeck, Gordon; &C. E.
Cannon, Rabun; G. H. Carswell, wiIkin-
son; g. b. Carter, Hall; H. H. Chandler,
franklin; ]. T. Childs, Taylor; w.
L. Converse, Lowpdes; II. l. Cook.
Thomas; B. r. Cordell, Ebert; M. H.
Couch, Coweta; ]. w. Cowan, Rockdale;
H. l. Culberson, Lincoln: w. w. Cure
ton, Dade; G. L. Daniel, Cobb; ]. 8. Da-
Wis, Dougherty; Marion Dickson, Ben
Hill; 8. L. Drawdty, Clinch; B. II. Ed
mondson, Chattooga; B. ]. Edwards,
Walton; J. P. Elder. oconee; Roland FL
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