The Ordway new era., 1918-12-13
PARTY CONTROL SPLIT
LIST OF MEMBERS ELECTED TO
COLORADO LEGISLATURE.
Democrats Have Seven Majority IN
Senate and Republicans Lead
21 In Lower House.
Western Newspaper Union News Service.

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Denver.-When the Legislature con-
venes Jan. Democrats VIII nave
majority of seven In the Senate and
Republicans majority of fifteen In
the House. The Senate will consist
of twenty-one Democrats and four
teen Republicans, an1 the House OF
forty Republicans and twenty-five
Democrats. according to footinSs pre-
pared by the State Canvassing Board
In the official count OF votes cast IN
the November election.
II. j. Allen (R): NJ +; Baker .Ra' y
RAIDER tRj. ii. M. Rhoads tRl, John !, +.
Rotruck R); II. H. steele th2' Il n.n: Nv.
yer: W. C. sweinhart tD), Adams w.
@. Moffatt (R), Aiamosa: Il. Il, Hughes
{R. Arapahoe and 4, El9ear ieara ri;R,. % Bout
der: +. II. Kelley tR, Chaffee; j.. IL.
Robeson CD). Clear Creek; Edward !;
douglas; Charles Mayer %; ,; Easis;
II. A. Davis tRl, FL Pasc; 4. n. w W,iSpn mi
Paso: George Il. Colgate (R), Fremont;
W. o. Jenkins Dl. Gilpin: T. J.
Th9mPson 1p uue1f,as D2 nn% costia g "
Hall tR), Jefferson: Boon Best tDl'
Kiowa and Bent; Ernest w. owen tDo'
II. IL.
n, bond CR). Lnrimer; O. w. Hosman
tD). Las Animas: Charles II. Raye (D(.
Las Animas; Paul Il. Godsman tf1.
B. Lacy (DJ, Mesa: w. E. Furrow Cd.
Archuleta, HinsdaIe>nnd Minerals; J. T.
Morrison aD). Montszuma and poi9rer' r
haais nnahon Pfi 10. qS cpSwisy an" and oisto; < ::
Waithsr ; oaray 1ais i nrowsrs n D9wn,ns ans
Baca; J. L. Moonan ID. Garfield ana ana
Rio alanfo; " nisy A syonfSsh p, nontt Dl. ana m@
aoffSt; afahas' " william III T'"'fy 9ardaeS iRS.
CD5. San Juan; W, II. Doyle CDl. san
sedgwick. II. E. Wilkins tD). summit,
Grand and Jackson: ~ M. cookerly
tD). Teller and Park; william Mellen
fR), Teller and Park; l.. NJ. Sutton CR),
Morgan and Washington: II. r. Wilson
CRJ, Weld; II. r. Tedmon -tKl, Weld;
@. IL. Weir (D), Phillips and Yuma; A
ter CH), Pueblo; u. W. Jones CR). Pu-
eblo. ]. A. Phelps CR) Pueblo.
Lineup of stat. senators.
The seventeen senators elected and
the districts they represent are aH FOL
". w Booth ,CR). First district; n r
f Erss RGdSs snn @ B. Fsp Stephan Fl 4 n E"Fq1s FIRST
tRj. Third; W, +. oBrisn (D),, sixth:
Ii SDj. rWslfth: Wntfa John f l. ': East ep5. Four
teenth; John McFadzean 0D), FIJI
teenth: o. E. Bannister tDl, sixteenth I;
slaitery 81 4; y'Sfa 9D5, E@ishtssnsh' @ Y. ". King
| CR), Twentieth: C. W. Burke tD).
Twenty nth; J. p Dickson tR), Twen-
The eighteen holdover senators and
the districts they represent are as fol-
Edward v. Dunklee (D). First dis
First; Leon II. Hattenbaeh tR). First:
esTTy ffyr 5R} pgPhhg Hhgs 1 ssaus % Dahush i
Fifth: b. r. coIdfen tD(. Seventh;
| Wesley Staley 0D). Eighth: Matt N.
Lines nal. Ninth; csoTgs Hsthe1ing,9n ,,,ih To-
| Thirteenth; George E. West tD). Nine
| teenth: II. T. Napier Cd. Twenty first: =:
Agnes l.. Riddle fR). Twenty-Becond: +:
| Thomns C. coltmnn tD). Twenty third: /:
| william II. Adams fD). Twenty fourth ;
| Siewers Fincher CD). Twenty-sixth.
District Judges.
OF twenty-one district Judges elect
ed In thirteen districts. eleven are Re-
publicans and ten Democrats.
The Judges elect and the districts
they have 1urisdiction over are as fol-
s. w. johnson Cd. First district:
| c. c. Butler lR). Second: J. ii. Moore
| (D). Second: II. j. Hersey CRl Second;
| fD), Third; A. C. Mccbesney nD). Third
J. L. Little Rl, Fourth: J. W. Sheafor
(R),. Fourth; r. Bonck tDl Firth:
" D,. N ssssnsSS sssnsSS P! st'h drnham Il hifss b5
Eighth: o. II. BradfieId GJ. Eighth
| J. Il. Shumate Cd. Ninth; W. B. Goblin
(R). Tenth: J. Ed Rizer IDl, Tenth; J.
| CD). Twelfth l.. c. Stevenson tR),
Thirteenth district.