The weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Craig County, Okla.) 1905-1913, 1912-11-22
PARTY MAJORITY
IS OVERWHELMING
Democrats Have 80 Seats in House
And SO in the senate-Two Are
Doubtful.

Moody, democrat, is contesting tn,
election with Charles H. Deford o
Jones City, republican, on account O
the alleged illegal negro votes cas-
for the latter,
In the senate, thirty.six member,
!are democratic, seven are republicans
lone place is yet in doubt; in district
16, where the unofficial figures have
not decided between f. j. Warner
republican, and NJ. B. Corley, demo
icrat.
Following are the members:
Oklahoma State Senators.
District 1.-George L. Aycock (dem. J
Texhoma.
District 2--E l.. Mitchell (dem.
Cheyenne; r. e. Echols (dem), Elk
City (holdover).
District William A. Briggs (rep.).
Woodward, (holdover).
District III. L. Carpenter (dem. /.
Mangum.
District Guy P. Horton (dem.
Altus, (holdover)
District 6-James L. Austin dem
New Cordell.
District III. V. McClintic (dem. J,
Snyder, (unexpired term) j. w. Nc.
Gully (rep), Helena, (holdover).
District S-Eugene Watrous (rep.)
Enid.
District 81. E. Curran (rep.)
Blackwell; William R. Dutton (rep.)
Foraker, (holdover).
District 10-George A. Waters
(dem.), Pawnee.
District 11-Joseph ]. Jones (rep),
Sapulpa (holdover).
District 12-John II. Buford (rep)
Guthrie
District 13-Charles F. Barrett
(dem), Shawnee; C. l.. Edmonson
(dem.), Chandler
District lit. F. McMeehan (dem.)
Oklahoma City, (holdover); Ben VIII
son (dem.), Yukon.
District 15--George W. Barefoot
(dem), Chickasha, (holdover); John
D. Pugh (dem.), Anadarko.
District 16-E. j. Warner (rep) |
(doubtfuD NJ. B. Corley, |
Geory, democratic candidate.
District IF. w. Andrews (dem.
Waurika, (holdover); J. Elmer Thomas
(dem.), Lawton
District 18-C. b. Kendrick (dem.) ],
Davis; Fred E. Tucker (dem.) Ard
more.
District 19-Ben Franklin (dem.)
Purcell; J. B. Thompson (dem.). PauIs
Valley, (holdover)
District 20 T. f. Memmlnger
.dem.), Atoka, (holdover); J. T. Nc
ntosh (dem.), Durant.
District 2l-E. T. Sorrels (dem.).
Milton (holdover)
District pc. w. Board (dem.
)kemah,
District 2S = Reuben NJ. Roddie
dem.), Ada, (holdover).
District 24-W. c. McAlester (dem.
Iugo.
District 25--W. N. Redwine (dem.)
fcAlester, (holdover).
District &c. G. Shaw (dem.), Mill Il
'reek.
District 27-sid Garrett (dem.) k
'ort Gibson, (holdover); Campbell
russell, (dem.) Warner. r
District 2S--M. s. Blassingame {
dem.), Sallisaw.
District &c, E. Harlan Cdem.) !
veIch {
District 3o--George w. Fields
NJ. Grove
District S1-~A. F. vandeventer
dt'n), BartlesvilIe (holdoyer).
District 32-James H. Sutherlin Z
dem), Wagner.
District SS-Gid Graham (dem.) Ca /,
)osa (holdoyer)
Oklahoma State Representatives
Adair county-T L. Rider (dem.
tilwell
Alfalfa county-Charles b. Park S
urst (rep), Cherokee.
Atoka county, l.. Cook (dem1 {
toka. Y
Beaver and Harper counties-R, B.
rutherford (dem.), Gates f
Beckham county-H V. Joseph
ieml. Doxey
Blaine county w r. Kelley (dem.) !
Tatonga tuncertainl :
Bryan county 60 w. 4. Durant
lem), Durant, and r. R. Hslsell
lem1, Calera. )
Caddo county ell n. Christian
iem), Lookeba, and Theodore Pruitt {
1em), Anadarko
Canadian connty--R. J. Thompson {
lem), Yukon
Carter county-U r. Rexroat /