Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1916-11-16

uit VI lHt SIulc OF luanO Is uemOcratlc
he democras having a majority of four
n the senate and nine in the house. AL
eady members are active in laying
,lans to land the speakership of the
louse and Saturday dispatch from
Boise announced that G. S. Moody, ad-
utant general of the state and repre-
entative elect from Bonner county an
louced his candidacy for speaker of
he next house. Moody was elected by Il
of 600 in Bonner county and
defeated A. II. Connor, speaker of the
asst house in 1915.
The lists of Legislators elected as
hown by the complete returns, which
nay be added to or changed otherwise
~ the complete returns are as follows:
SENATE.
Republicans.
Adams-J. f. Lowe.
Bannock-W. III. Mendenhall.
Blaine-J. +. Rockwell.
Boundary-W. s. Walker.
Cassia-S. r. Lowe.
Clearwater-E. M. Grant.
Kootenai-Ralph s. Nelson.
Latah-M. f. Lewis.
Lemhi-E. w. Whitcomb.
Lincoln-W. A. Heiss.
Nez Perce-F. s. Randall.
Minidoka-J w. Shields.
Twin Falls--S. p. Atherton.
Bear Lake,. R. Shepherd.
Bingham. r. Thomas.
Custer-C. +. Baker.
Total, l6
Democrats.
Ada-C. II. Curtis.
Benewah-C. j. Kinsolving.
Boise-N. S. Dis.
Bonner-R. N. jackson.
Bonneville-W. A. Bradbury.
Canyon-D. l.. Ingard.
Elmore-T. b. O'Neil.
Franklin-David Eames.
Fremont-Thomas Elliott.
Gems. p. Bane.
Gooding-George Wedgewood.
Idaho---N. b. Pettibone.
efferson-George Il. Hill.
Lewis--P w. Mitchell.
Madison-John f. Pineock.
Owyhee-G. r. Proctor.
Powerful. Evans.
Shoshone-R. II. Stevenson.
Washington-J. II. Hughes.
Oneida-R. j. Harding.
Total, 20.
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,.
Republicans.
Ada--D. r. Hubbard, Dean Driscoll,
Charles d. Storey, d. l.. Young.
Adams--A. b. Lucas.
Bingham-Peter G. Johnston.
Blaine-W. l.. Adamson.
Bonneville-A. B. Anderson.
Boundary-A. j. Kent
Cassia-.John McMurray.
Clearwater-T. J. LaForest.
Franklin-Ezra P. Munson.
Gooding-T. f. Bennett.
Kootenai-S. II. Smith, NJ. A. Kiger,
I. A. Daughters, Daniel Bailey.
Latah-A. Arderson, o. Bohman,
P. c. McGowan.
Lemhi-R. f. Wickham.
Lincoln-E. z. Streit..
Madison-William TAYLOR.
Minidoka--C. S. Collins.
Nez Perce-J. G. Jansen.
Power-Andrew May.
Twin Falls-Norman Barker.
Washington-C. j. Thorne.
Total, 27.
Democrats.
Ada-Ross w. Bates,
BannocK--H. M. Thatcher, j. S. Rich
ards, l.. A. I.ehrbas.
Bear Lake--Ola Transtrum, Alma
Findlay.
: Benewah--C. H. Lewis.
Bingham-B. II. red.
Blaine-B. III. Albred.
3laine--G. ~. Hunter.
Boise--C. w Barry.
Bonner-W. R. Seymour, Beechel
Hitchcock, G. S. Moody.
Bonneyille-K. s. Mackenzie.
Canyon-C. R. Peckman, J. ii. New
port, Ernest Anderson, A. w. Mcneil
II. P. Ross.
Custer--G. MCGOWAN.
Elmore-O. E. Cannon.
Fremont. S. Eames, j. w. McIn
tosh.
Gem-J. w. Tyler.
Idaho-W. B. Hussman, John Quin
lin.
Jefferson-E. d. Jones.
Lewis-Charles Giles.
Nez Perce-W. s. Shearer.
Oneida-Hyrum Monsen.
Owyhee-J. s. Goehry.
Shoshone-C. Struthers, E. P. Kribs
G. L. erica.
Twin Falls-Lawrence Hanson, H
s. Sims.
Total, SO.
Some Changes Noted.
John Hart of jefferson county
known as Boss Hart, Nathan Ricks O
Madison county, james E. Steele Q
Bonneville county, Guy H. Martin @
Bonner county, I. I. Purcell of Wasl
;no4an onuuty wara dafpatnd for r,
election. Peter G. johnson of Binghal
county barely escaped defeat being fl
number of sessions republican leadt
of the house. Senator Ravenal McBet
for number of years being elected
succeed himself went down to defeat.