The Arvada enterprise., 1914-11-26
COLORADO LEGISLATURE
REPUBLICANS HAVE MAJORITY
OF NINE IN HOUSE.
Senate VIII Have Equal Number Of
Democrats and Republicans-and
One Progressive.
Western Newspaper Union News Service.

Western Newspaper Union News Service
Denver.--There will be fifty.fou
Republicans, forty-five Democrats ans
one Progressive in the next Legisla
ture. according to compilation made
from the recent returns. In the Sen
ate there will be seventeen Republi
cans and seventeen Democrats, with
the balance OF power held by w. c
Robinson, Progressive, from Ell Past
county. Excepting possible change.
by two probable contests, the person
ne! of the next General Assembly
will be:
Personnel Of senate.
'Holdovers.
First Senatorial District - Denver
'Robinson. morris. Berry, Hamilton
'em; sscona maton Biz knau.s' Ina, DodEe Eep
'Eurris. Dem; Peterson, Rep
ThirdnEl Paso o-'Robinson. Prog.
Elliott. Rep.
Flfth-Bouider-'A Dem.
Sixth-chaffee and Lake-Candlish
Sssysn,h1Wsld-winaburn. Rep.
Ninth-Fremont-'L Rep.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS., Rep.
Eleventh = Gunnison and Delta -
Twelfth-Logan. sedgwick. Phillips
Washington and Yuma-Mitten, Rep.
Thirteenth-Jackson. Routt. Moffa,
and Rio Blanco-'Iles, Dem
Fourteenth--Costiila. Huerfano and
Custer-Hayden. Rep
Fifteenth-Rio Grande. saguache and
MinsIaimMeaMs. SiI,asntS@Ms s,1@R,vvs Rep; nou
seventeenth-Dolores Montrose and
San el-Schermerhorn, Dem.
Eighteenth- Hinsdale. ouray. sar
Nineteenth-La Plata and Monte.
zuma-'West. Dem
Twentieth-Teller and Park-Lewis
Twenty.fi Eagle. Garfield and
Twenty second = Adams. Arapahoe
r Tws1sy,,hirdNcroSyie sotysPeInsy gem and o.ero-
twenty fourth cone,os and Ala.
mosa-:Adams. Dem.
Prowers-Hasty. Rep.
Twenty.sixth-Clear Creek. Grand
Gilpin and summit-sWilliams. Rep.
enne. Douglas. Ebert and Gni Iineolnyy SIey
Riley. Dem.
House Of Representatives..
RarP. pssks e. r. Aow.ss NJ RSssT' sSS;n
DInkles. Evangsline Hearts, Dem. -
Pueblo County-A 8: Andrew. DR.. F.
wallace, F. N. Stokes. Rep: F. l.
81 Ps.oNPhn. B. Stewart. Geo. M.
Taylor L A. Puffer. Rep.
Weid-W. X. Gilcrest. c. R. Graves,
bos,ass-non'xos.sy. lh R Ss';sn' RsP.: ksP Ardou-
asDsmw N po-,.r n.u
Las Animas-Mayer and Schmidt, Rep.
Teller and Park-Clinton e. Roberts,
Emory r. Young. Dem.
ss%!Ss'ISsGrts saa e cs!s'ss IT, Rsg @s..
jetterson-wsslsX si.ley. Dem
darfIeld and Rio Blanco-John L.
RRel,smaeoTEs Ronsross@HEsrton, W; 15s1s. psm Dem
Conejos-Celestino Garcia. Rep.
Alamosa--R. NJ. Born. Dem
ffasmsLGSuI.sr' fi,HlnLeSs4i.. po;i.x. pf%; Dem
Lake.. j. McNair. Dem.
Rio SrsndeIlAuE1,t Weiss. Rep.
Morgan and washin EtonNMark B.
Clear trsek.Herm.n z. crlst. Rep.
ouray-B. II. Du Prsw, Dem
San Juan-Fox. Dem.
Logan and SedRwick-John c. Scott.
ksp.
Phillips and Yuma-Charles f. Dame
wood. Rep.
Gunnison-W. Scott Humason, Rep.
Saguache and Custer-Carl L. Mar.
old Dem.
Douglax-Hugh Taylor. Rep
Lincoln. Kit Carson and Cheyenne
+. H. Spencer. Rep
Kiowa and Bent-Best. Dem
prOwerR and Raca-Rav MCGrafh
Rep.
San Miguel-W. H. Doyle. Dem.
HinsdRle. Archuleta and Mineral
O'Rourke. Dem
Routt and Moffat-Norvell, Dem
Summit, Grand and JacksOn-Finch-
er. Dem.
EaRle-E. c. Kennedy. Dem.
Huerfano and Costilla-J. p. Galle-
gos. Rep.
Montezuma and Doiores-w. l. My
Ter, Dem