The Dolores star. [volume] (Dolores, Montezuma County, Colo.) 1901-current, 1918-12-13
PARTY CONTROL SPLIT
LIST OF MEMBERS ELECTED To
COLORADO LEGISLATURE.

Western Newspaper Union New. Service.

DehVer.-When the Legislature con-
'ehes Jan. l Democrats will have a
majority OF seven in the Senate and
hepubhcans majority of fifteen in
me House. The Senate will consist
d twenty-one Democrats and four
teen Republicans, ami the House Of
forty Republicans and twenty-five
democrats, according to footings pre-
pared by the State CanvassinR Board
IN the official count OF votes cast in
the November election.
y II; j. Allen tR: NJ. r.. Baker (R). NJ.
Lake tR. Louis II. Mayer tRj. j. r.
Rhder 1R), II. NJ. Rhoads CR), John i,
Rotruck CR). II. II. Steele (R). ]. W.
S step s SRl, a. II. Young CR>. Den
Z. Moffatt tRD, Alamosa: T. T.. Hughes
%, Arapahoe and Ebert: f. i. Dolan
~, Bouider: l.. Il. Girard CR). Boul-
1 RnI; r. X Kelley tRl. Chaffec; J.. X.
!R), Delta; W. T. Lambert. Jp. rs.
Douglas; Charles Mayer Dl. Eagle:
tRl. Ell Paso; W. il. Mcintyre cRj. hi
Paso: George l.. Colgate (R), Fremont;
w. o. Jenkins Cd. Gilpln; T. J.
t thompson n CD, Gunnison; ]. p. Camp
Hall (R. jefferson; Boon Best CD,
kiowa and Bent: Ernest W, owen fDj.
Lake; T. II. Kelley Cd. La Plata c.
-. Bond !R), Larimer: c. W. Hosman
ODD. Las Animas: Charles II. Rave Cd.
Las Ahimas; Paul B. Godsman tR).
Lincoln. Kit Carson and Cheyenne: s.
b. Lacy Cd; Mesa: w. f. Furrow (D).
Asrchnleta, Hinsdale and Mineral; J. T
Morrison 1D). Montezuma and Dolores
W. +. wilcox tR), Montrose; II. T
Craig CD. Crowley and Otero; NJ e.
Bashon 'Rl. Crowley and Otero: A. f,
1R). PltISin; A. Cole CRJ, Prowers and
Baca: J. l.. Noonan tR), Garfield and
Rio Blaneo; W. A. Bronaush CD. Rio
Grande; II; " Finley Cd. .Routt and
saguache and Custer: Metz Rodgers
tD). San Juan: w. H. Doyle Cd, san
Miguel: j. p. Dillon Cd, Logan and
Sedgwick' r. i, wilkins LD), Summit.
CD. Teller and Park: William Mellen
tR). Teller aud Park; L. NJ. Sutton (R).
Morgan and WashinSton: 7. 7. Wilson
S. Andrew (R). Pueblo; Charles A. Eos
ter tR). Pueblo: d. w. Jones (R), Pu-
eblo; ]. a. Phelps (R), Pueblo
Lineup OF state Senators. g.
The seventeen senators elected and
the districts they represent are as fol-
W. w. Booth (R), First district F.
L. Dodge tRl. First; F. ]. Knauss tR).
First: John b: Stephan .tRl, First; W.
tRD. Third; w. +. oBrien CDJ. Sixth:
n. c. Warren CR), Tenth; A. C. Scott
Cd. Twelfth: John l.. East Cd. Four
tenth; John McFadzean CD. Fiji
teenth: o. i. Bannister CD, sixteenth;
J. J. Tobin Cd. Seventeenth: ]. II.
Slattery Cd, Eighteenth; w. W. King
LR). Twentieth: c: w. Burke tD).
Twenty fifth; ]. p, Dickson (R), Twen-
The eighteen follower senators and
the districts they represent are as fol-
lows:
,ries s~a James ps"N ssarRp s f'' a.
First: Leon N. Hattenbach (R). First:
Perry C. Dunlap Cd. Second: L. A.
Pnxer tRl, Third; Samuel W. DeBq ni
Fifth; d. r. coldren (Di. seventh:
Wesley Staley Cd. Eighth: Matt N.
Lines (R). Ninth: George Hetherington
(Dl. Eleventh; J. N. McWilllams (D).
tenth: r. T. Napier CD. Twenty-first
Agnes l.. Riddle (R). Twenty second
Thomas C. Coltman Cd. Twenty third
william Fl. Adams fD). Twenty fourth;
Siewers Fincher Cd. Twenty-sixth.
District Judges.
or twenty-one district judges elect
ed In thirteen districts, eleven are Re
publicans and ten Democrats.
The Judges elect and the districts
they have Jurisdiction over are as fol-
s. w. Johnson Cd, First district
C. c. Butler (R). Second: J. II. Moore
ID. Second; II. ]. Hersey LRl, Second
C. j. Morley CR). Second: G.. W. Whit
ford (R). Second: A. F. Hollenbeck
Cd. Third; A. C. McChesney CD. Third
J. +. Little tRD. Fourth; J. w. Sheafor
tR), Fourth: +. t.. Bouck tD) Fifth;
w. N Searcy Cd, sixth; 7. ]. Black
Cd. Seventh; n. +. Graham Cd
Eighth: G. Fl. Bradfield tR), Eighth
]. r. Shumate I'D. Ninth: W. 3. Gobin
(R), Tenth: ]. Ed Rizer Cd. Tenth; J.
L. Cooper (R), Eleventh ]. C. Wiley
do, Twelfth: l. c. Stevenson (R)
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