The Julesburg grit-advocate., 1914-11-26
COLORADO LEGISLATURE
REPUBLICANS NAVE MAJORITY
OF NINE IN HOUSE.
Democrats and RepubIieAns-and
One Progressive.

Western Newspaper Union News Service.
Denver.-There will be fifty-four
Republicans. forty-five Democrats and
one Progressive in the next Legisla-
ture, according to a 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.
1tchinson, Progressive. from Ell Pas0
county. Excepting possible changes
by two proba BILE contests, the person
ne! of the next General Assembly
will be:
Ferssasel sf senate.
'Holdovers.
First Senatorial District - Denver
Robinson. morris. BERRY. Hamilton,
Dem; Eaton. Knauss. Dodge. Rep.
second District = Pueblo County
'Burris. Dem; Peterson. Rep.
Third--El Paso o-'Robinson. Prog.
Elliott. Rep
tourth..Las Animas-'Barela. Rep.
Sixth-Chaffee and Lake-Candlish.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. Rep.
Eighth-Jefferson-' Dem.
Ninth-Fre Rep
Tenth-Larimer-Wi iikin. Rep
Eleventh = Gunnison and Delta -
Twelfth-Logan Sedgwick. Phillips.
Washington and Yuma-Mitten. Rep.
Thirteenth-Jackson. Routt Moffat
and Rio Blanco-'Iles. Dem
Fourteenth--Costilla. Huerfano and
GENERALIZATION. Rep.
Fifteenth-Rio Grande. Saguache and
sixteenthNM NMesaNKluge. Dem.
Seventeenth-DolOres Montrose and
San MiEueinschermerhorn, Dem
Juan and Acknowledgement. Rep.
zuma-'West. Dem.
Twentieth-Teller and Park-Lewis.
Twenty. first = Eagle. Garfield and
Pitkin-'Napier.. Dem.
.a awsn1y so1yxan@T,ernsy Aa1%. Dem Ar.DAAo'
nty-third--Crowley and Otero-
moss@!Xds%.. %xen!xttSn..h DeG, Mcone'o' and Ala
Prowers-Hasty. Rep.
,T1wenty;,si.th-Clea., Greek. Grand.
Twenty-seventh.Kit Carson. Chey-
enne. Douglas. Elbert and Lincoln
Hesse sf Representatives.
r. Dsnysr Snys cosntZ+G m; Bills. Gs9rEs @
Rar9s: ". u. 4 Hoxl.nd. :ns.%sn E M FSRsr. saSin.
F. D. Thompson. Thomas Tonge. II. 2.
Garwood. Rep: John Dietrich. E. ".
Pueblo County,: 8: Andrew. Dr.. F.
p. Wallace. F. M. Stokes. Rep: F. l..
81 Ps.oNPhil. B. Stewart, Geo. M.
Taylor. l. A. Puffer. Rep.
weld-w. X. Gilcrest. e. R. Graves.
Boulder der-Mpntgomery. Rep: Ardou-
Mess@w. N. Porter. Dem.
Teller and Parkyclinton INTO a Z. RobeTts. s
Emory R. Young. Dem.
crs%SstSsHrfs crs%isH .ns Ste4o ce!s.s Esg Ws,,
Dem: Reuben c. inEe. Rep. ~
Xraeasos .nd E{eersM3' sa..e3y' Ie% T. kru.e.
=, Garfield and Rio Blanco-John L.
PRsitssmaeoEEe ": Bruce. Dem.
Conejos-Celestino Garcia, Rep.
Alamosa-R. N. Born. Dem.
Adams-Counter. Dem.
.f'hstsfs La Pi.t.@aepeyist. Ra.'eK: T.. Ps% Rsp
Lake.. J. McNair. Dem
Rio Grande- August Weiss Rep.
Ssa.aseIA EorHsn and wMsakhs hinaton@Mark Pe% B.
Clear Creek-Herman r. crist, Rep.
Gilpin-H. c. Bolsinger, DEM
Ouray-B. H. Du Praw. Dem
San Juan-Fox. DEM
Logan and Sedgwick-John C. Scott
Ilep.
Phillips and Yuma-Charles E. Dame
wood Rep,
Gunnison-W. Scott Humason. Rep.
Saguache and Custer-Carl L. Mar
old. DEM
Douglas-Hugh Taylor. Rep.
:, Lincoln. Kit Carson and Cheyenne
F. H. Spencer. Rep.
Kiowa and Bent-Best, Dem.
Prowers and Baca-Ray McGrath
Rep.
San Miguel-w. H. Doyle. Dem.
Hinsdale. Archuleta and Mineral
O'Rourke, Dem
ROutt and Moffat-Norvell, Dem.
Summit. Grand and Jackson-Finch- l.
er. Dem.
Eagle-E. c. Kennedy. Dem
Huerfano and Costilla-J. p. Gale
gos. Rep.
Montezuma and Dolores-W. l. My.
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