The Elbert County tribune., 1918-12-13
PARTY CONTROL SPLIT
LIST OF MEMBERS ELECTED TO
COLORADO LEGISLATURE.
Democrats Have Seven Maiorty In
Senate and Republicans Lead
21 In Lower House.
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Denver-When the Legislature con-
fenes Jan. l Democrats will have
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, AMI the House OF
forty Republicans and twenty-five
Democrats. according to fooungs pre-
pared by the State Canvassing Board
In the official count OF votes cast In
the November election.
II. J. Allen (Rl, NJ, r.. Baker CFl. u.
Lake tR), Louis II. Mayer (Rl. j. r.
RAIDER CR), II. NJ Rhoads tR). John +.
Rotruck tR. II. II. Steele tRl, ]. w.
yer: w. c. Sweinhnrt tD), Adams. w.
G. Moffatt tR). Alamosa. T.. r.. Hughes
1R1. Arapahoe and Ebert. #. F. Dolan
der. 4. II. Kelley tR), Chaffes; ]. H
Robeson CD. Clear Creek Edward J;
Murphy .p), ,conssios; r F. Hockweii
Douglas; Charles Mayer tD). Eagle:
x. A. Davis tRl. Ell Paso; A. NJ Wilson
w. o. Jenkins Cd. Gilpin: It. J.
Thompson CD, Gunnlson; ]. r, Camp
Kiowa and Bent. Ernest w. owen CD).
Lake. T. II, Kelley CD, La Plata; c.
II. Bond tR). Larimer; c. w. Hosman
tD). Las Animas Charles IL Raye (D).
Las Animas. Paul b. Godsman (R).
Lincoln. Kit Carson and Cheyenne; 8.
Archuleta, Hinsdale and Mineral; ]. r.
Morrison (D). Montezumn and Dolores.
w +. wilcox (R). MontroHe. II. T.
Craig CD. Crowley and otero: NJ. e.
Bashon (Rl. Crowley and Otero; A. Il.
Walther tR), ouray; J. NJ. Downing
tR). Pltkin. A. Cole CR). Prowers and
In fI.l.N n..A
Rio Blanco: w. A. Bronaugh tD). Rio
Grs,nde; II w Finley tpl. Routt and
| CD). San Juan: W. II. Doyle CD. San
Miguel; J. =. Dillon CD, Logan and
sedgTieh n r wilkins .p). Summit.
\ CD. Teller and Park; william Mellen n
| tRD. Teller and Park: l.. NJ sutton tR).
| lRl, Weld; II. Tedmon tRl. Weld:
| @. II. Weir Cd. Phillips and Yuma: A..
;, An2reT tR2. Pqebl9i Charles a Fos-
eblo: j. a. Phelps tR), Pueblo.
Lineup of state Senator'S
The seventeen senators elected and
the districts they represent are as fol-
w. W. Booth CR). First district; F.
| L. Dodge utl, First; +. J. Knauss tR).
First; John b. stephan CR). First; w.
| o. Peterson lR), Second: David Elliot
| n. c. Warren tR). Tenth. a. c. Scott
| Cd. Twelfth: John l.. East (D). Four
teenth: John McFadzean CD). FIJI
| j. J. Tobin Cd. Seventeenth: j. II.
sIattery tDli Eighteenth; ". w King
nR). Twentieth: G, w. Burke Cd.
Twenty fifth: ]. p. Dickson tR). Twsn-
| ty-sevonth
The eighteen hoidover senators and
the districts they represent are as fol-
Edward V. Dunklee ODD. First dis
trict; James G: starkweather (R),
Perry c: Dunlap (D). Second: L A
Pnffer tRl, Third; Samuel W. DeBusk
Wesley staley CD). Eighth; Matt N
Lines tRl. Ninth; George Hethsrington
Thirteenth; George f. West CD, Nine
teenth; r. 7. Napier CD. Twenty first
Agnes L. Riddle tR). Twenty second
Th9ms. W,',,n 6 co,sman .ds ma n 6D) Twsnty..hira
Siewers Fincher CD. Twenty-sixth.
District Judges.
or twenty -one district judges elect
ed In thirteen districts. eleven are Re.
publicans and ton Democrats
| Tho judges elect and the districtl
| lows:
s.; W. Johnson CD, First district
G. c. Butler tR); Second: J. II. Moors
G. J. Morley CR). Second; @. w. whit.
| ford fR), Second; A. r. HoiIenbecl
tDl, Third; A: G. Mcchesney CD. Third
tR),. Fourth; Fl e. Bouck tD) Fifth
W. n. searcy CD. Sixth: T. j. Black
| CD). Seventh; N. F. Graham CD
Eighth; G. H. Bradfield tR). Eighth
| lR), Tenth: J. Ed Rizer Cd. Tenth: J
l. Cooper fR). Eleventh ]. c. VILE,
CD. Twelfth: l. C. Stevenson (R)
| Thirteenth district.