Cheyenne record., 1918-12-12
PARTY CONTROL SPLIT
LIST OF MEMDERs ELECTED TO
COLORADO LEolsLATuRE.
Democrats. Have seven Majority IN
Senate and Republicans Lead
a In Lower House.
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Denver.-When the Legislature con-
venes Jan. / Democrats will have .
majority of seven in the Senate and
Republicans a 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 footings pre-
pared by the State Canvassing Board
In the official count of votes cast In
the November election.
H. ]. Allen (R). NJ. R. Baker (Rl. n
7. Bigelow {Rl, G; Fairfield (R}. B. y.
Rotruck (R). H. r. Steele (Rl. j: w.
Stephenson (R).. A. r. Young (R). Dem
yer; ", e. sweinhart CD, Adams: w:
(R), Arapahoe and Elbert: F. F. Dolan
lD). Boulder; I. E. Girard (R), Boul-
DER F; R. ns Kelley !F9. Ghaffss; J. H.
lR), Delta: W; T. Lambert Jr.. (R).
Douglas; g charles s +, Mayer layer ID,i E;,.H; Easls;
dR5, Il a. Fl A Paso; W. II. % Meinsyrs t; e, tR5. Fl
Paso: George E. Colgate (R). Fremont:
W. Q. Jenkins (D!. Gilpin; T. J.
Hall (R). Jefferson; Boon Best CD.
kiowa and Bent; Ernest w. owen CD.
Il. fs Bond dR). r eaay Iarimer; ~; C. Y ". % Hosman m
(D). Las Animas; Charles H. Raye (D).
Las Animas; Paul B. Godsman (Rl.
B. Lacy CD, Mesa; w. E. Furrow (Dl.
Archuleta. Hinsdale and Minerals; ]. T.
Morrison 5D), Montezuma and Dolores:
Bashon (R), Crowley and otero; A. e.
Walthsr (R).. ouray; J. N. Downing
nsea s ptkn Aoossn esls g. eapssId and and
Rio Banco; w. A. Bronaugh Cd. Rio
Grande; R; ", Finley CD. Routt and
s1a a9 snd Gu.tsi ssaneF assa Rodss4: as
5D5. San Juan; Y: II. Doyle (D). san
Miguel: J. P. Dillon CD, Logan and
srasS ana wkns E. R M sa%m
(D), Teller and Park; william Mellen
lR), Teller and Park; L. M. Sutton (R),
Me5sa1 We1d and ~ HWashinssSn Tsson Wis.,.
9. B. Weir Cd. Phillips and Yuma: A.
5: AndreT lR9. PUEBLO; Charles 4, Fos-
ebio: j. A. Phelps (Rj. Pueblo.
Lineup of State Senators.
The seventeen senators elected and
the districts they represent are as fol-
W. W. Booth CRY. First district; F.
9. Peterson lR). Second; David Elliot
SR)i Third Ma w. L F 9gr,sn gsIis .D,i Sixth;
tD). Twelfth; John l. East iD). Four
teenth; John McFadzean CD. Fiji
teenth; Q; E. Bannister CD. sixteenth;
slattery 1Dl, Eishteenth; ". W. King
Twenty fifth; j. P. Dickson tR5, rwsn.
The eighteen holdover senator's and
the districts they represent are a. fol-
Edvard " n,,nL,ao m, E,r.% az.
First; Leon M. Hattenbach (R). First:
Perry c: Dunlap (D), second; L A.
Ppffer fnf SRa, Third; Samuel W: DeBgsk
Wesley staiey Cd, Eighth: Matt N.
Lines SRl, Ninth: George Hetherington
Thirteenth; George E. West (D), Nine
Agnes L Riddle lR5. Twenty-seeond:
William H. Adams tD5. Twenty,fourth;
Siewers Fincher CD, Twenty-sixth.
District Judges.
OF twenty-one district Judges elect
ed in thirteen districts, eleven are Re-
The judges s elect sa DsGera.s and ths districts
they have jurisdiction over are AZ fol-
s v; E,+;., J9hp;en 9sY s1 &ns; First district:
GDl. Second; i. !. Hersey aR). second;
f1rd f%, rp'l2ii sR2i seeend; 4; F. Holienbsek
Is.ls q eR5 FsGnssnsy FsGnts: S " R shsafoi; hh.fe;
lR),. Fourth; r. e. Bouck ID, Fifth;
". N. searcy tD2, sixth: T; j. Black
Eighth; q. H. Bradfield ispa rs. Eighth:
J: r shumate CD. Ninth; w. B. Goblin
}R). Tenth: =, Ed Rizer tDl. Tenth. ).
lD). Twelfth: L ec. Z. Stevenson "ifsI rs.
Thirteenth district