The state herald., 1914-11-27
COLORADO LEGISLATURE
REPUBLICANS HAVE MAJORITY
OF NINE IN HOUSE.
Senate viii Have Equal Number Of
Democrats and epubIicans-and
One Progressive.
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Denver.-There will be fifty.four
Republicans, forty-five Democrats and
one Progressive in the next Legisla
lure, according to q 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 FL Paso
county. Excepting possible changes
by two probable contests, the person
mel of the next General Assembly
will be:
Personnel of Senate.
'Holdovcrs.
First Senatorial District - Denver
,Robinson. morris. Berry. Hamilton
Dem; Eaton knauss Dodge, Rep.
'Bnrris, Dem: Peterson, Rep.
Third-El Paso o-'Robinson, Prog.
Elliott, Rep.
Flfth-Boulder-.Af .Affolter Dem
Sixth-Chaffee and Lake--Candlish
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. Rep.
Eighth-Jefferson-- Dem.
Larimer-wiikin. Rep.
Eleventh Gunnison and Delta -
Twelfth-Logan. sedgwick, Phillips,
washington and Iuma-Mitten, Rep.
teenth-Jackson. Routt, Moffat
anS Fonr,s.hih Rio BihneS,m.Ilss' co.,li,' Dem. -,
Custer-Hayden. Rep.
Fifteenth-Rlo Grande. saguache and
Mineral-Means. Rep;
Sixteenth-Mesa- Dem.
a,,I
San MiEuel-.Schermerho Dem.
Eighteenth : Hinsdale. ouray. San
juan n and ArchuletsMCurran. Rep.
zumR-'West. Dem.
Twentisth-Teller and Park-Lewis,
Twsnty-first Eagle. Garfield and
Pitkin--'Napier. Dem.
Twenty-second = Adams, Arapahoe
Twenty ty-third-Crowiey and otero-
Twenty fourth = conejos and Ala
mosa-eAdams. Dem.
Twenty y-fifth-Baca, Bent. Kiowa and
TTwsnyaasfy. w:nsy-siasSy.cisDp;r hsD; Creek, Grand,
Gilpin and Summit-swiiliams, Rep.
Twsnty-seventh-Ki Carson, Chey-
snne. Douglas. Elbsrt and Lincoln
House Of Representatives.
Ds.ss cosn'zf GassrBan. n P1. fsSss; scS.s;
Harris. w. w. Howland, u. M. Sabin.
4; y. rhhompson. Thomas Tonge. L. y.
Pueblo County,. 5. Andrew. Dr.. p.
T. wallace. F. NJ. Stokes. Rep: F. l..
I'll Psso~Phn. B. Stewart. Geo. N.
Taylor. l. A. Puffer. Rep.
Weld-W. X. Gilcrest, c. r. Graves,
Larimer-P. D. Nelson. Rep.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. n.n. Araou
Nssa-w. NJ. Porter. Dem.
Il, -. AnlmssaMayer and schmidt, Rep.
Emory r, Young. Dem.
crowisy and S.sroSo. CIV. ". we West.
D:. gsiierssn@ws:l.y Ms%eeS 6 ,nEss Essa,ss S.' Dem.
Arapahoe and Eibert-J. J. Kruse.
= dartisla and Rio Blaneo-John Il
psltamGeoSEe ": Bruce. Dem.
cone1os-Ceiestino Garcia. Rep
Alamosa--R. NJ. Born. Dem
Adams-Counter. Dem.
IA Piats|Mepeyitt, r.. Rep.
Chaffee-A. e Wright. Dem.
Morgan and washinston-Mark n
clear crsek-Hernan e. crIst. Rep.
Giipin-H. c. Bolsinger. Dem.
Ouray-B. IL. Du Praw. Dem
San Juan-Fox. Dom.
Logan and SedEwick-John C. Scott
Rep.
Phillips and Yuma-charies L. Dame.
wood. Rep.
6unnison-w. Scott Humason. Rep.
Sagusche and Custer-carl l.. Mar
old. Dem.
Douelas-Hugh Taylor. .Rep.
=. Lincoln. Kit Carson and Cheyenne
i. ii. Spencer. Rep.
Kiowa and Bent-Best, Dem.
Rep.
San Mlguei-w. II, Doyle, Dem.
Hinsdnie, Archulcta and Mineral
O'Rourk.. Dem.
Routt and Moffat-Norveii Dam.
Summit. Grand and Jaekson-Finch-
er. Dem.
Eagie-E. e. Kennedy, Dem,
Huerfano and costiila--J. +. Gale
gos. Rep.
Montezuma and Doiorcs-w. !. Ny.
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