Gilpin observer., 1918-12-12
PARTY CONTROL SPLIT
LisT OF MEMBERS ELECTED TO
COLORADO LEGISLATURE.
Democrats Have Seven Majority In
Senate and Republicans Lead
Fl In Lower House.
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Western Newspaper Union News Servics.
Denver.-When the Legislature con-
venes Jan. / Democrats will have a
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.
II: J. Allen (R). Nj. r.. Baker (Rl. NJ
T: Bigelow }Ro, g. Fairfield lis (R}' B. NJ N
Raider (Rj, H. NJ. .Rhoads tRS, John i.
| Rotruck. (R). II. r. Steele (ID, ]. w
stephenson lRo, A. r. Young IR), Den
G. Moffatt tR1, Aiamosa; L. e. Hughes
(R), Arapahoe and Ebert; f. f, Dolan
sDl. Boulder; /. e, Girard 81, sopi-
H Robeson K pD. efs cisar teS Creek isSS Edward j.
Murphy (D), Conejos; Il. f. Rockwell
1R). Delta: w; I. Lambert JrY, tR),
Ropsns R. H Davis eH3ssi & Ell MassF Psso p n Efsas
(R), Eel Paso; w. II. Mcintyre (R). El
Paso; George E. Colgate SRli Fremont
bell (D), Huerfano and Costilla: C. w.
Hall (R). jefferson: Boon Best (D),
Ki9wa and Bent; Ernest w, owen (D1'
H. Bond (R). Larimer: C. w: Hosman
CD, Las Animas; Charles ii. Raye CD.
Las Animas; Paul B, Godsman lRl,
Archuleta, Hinsdaie and Mineral; j. r.
Morrison ID), Montezuma and Dolores
Bashon (Rfl, crowley and otero; <. D.
Walthsr lR), ouray; J. NJ. Downing
Baca; j. l.. Noonan (R). Garfield and
Rio Blanco: w. A. Bronaugh CD, Rio
Grapde; Gn,9s,; r wiz, W Finley tp1 Routt and
lD). San Juan; w. H. Doyle Cd. San
Miguel; ,. P. Dnlon CD, Logan and
Grand and jackson; Il. NJ. Cookery
CD, Teller and Park: william Mellen
(R), Teller and Park; L. NJ Sutton (R),
Morgan and washington; r. T. Wilson
G. B. Weir Cd. Phillips and Yuma; A.
5; tsr AnareY 1R2; Pueblo; Charles Charlie * a. Eos EOS
eblo; j. A. Phelps CR), Pueblo.
Lineup of state Senators.
The seventeen senators. elected and
the districts they represent are as fol-
lows:
w. w. Booth (R), First district; r.
L. Dodge (Rl, First; r. ]. Knauss tR),
First; John B. Stephan -(R). First: w.
Q; Peterson SR), second; Dayid Elliot
n. {. Warren cRj, Tenth; 4. aD;t C. Scott Scott
(D). Twelfth: John L. East (D) Four
teenth; John McFadzean CD), FIJI
]. ]. Tobln CD. Seventeenth ]. H
slattery CD. Eighteenth; W. w. King
GF 1Ro; Twentieth; ,;1,s G w, W, Burke CD!.
ty-seventh.
The eighteen holdover senators and
the districts they represent are AZ fol-
Edward " Dunklee (Dl Fir.t d,.-
trict; James c. starkweather (R),
| First: Leon NJ. Hattenbach tR), First;
Perry e; Dunlap CD, second; l. A.
Fifth; d. p Coldren Cd, Seventh; ;
Thirteenth; George e. West (D), Nine
teenth; r. 7: Napier CD. Twenty-first:
Agnes. Agnes L Riddis GS,il SRl; Twenty.seeond;
William H; Adams Cd. 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-
y Sutisq 5sA9fer S sseond eco First f. II assss Mooa:
Cd, Second. II. j. Hersey GRj second:
e: J. Morley tR). Second; g. W; Whit
DS HFc rhd sesSna & G. acchesnsy a9srsssh b Thira
lR), Fourth; +. e. Bolck tD) Fifth:
W;, ", N. ssssr,y sssrs,y (p!, sixth T. j; Black
Eighth; &. H. nradfield repA% rs. Eighth: n,:
J: 7. Shumate CD, Ninth; w. B. Goblin
IR). Tenth; J, Ed Rizer CD. Tenth; J.
GDl. Twelfth: l. C. Stevenson (R),
Thirteenth district.