The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1918-12-13
PARTY CONTROL SPLIT
LIST OF MEMBERS ELECTED TO
COLORADO LEGISLATURE.
Democrats Have seven Majority In
Senate and Republicans Lead
2t In Lower House.

Western Newspaper Union News servics-
Denver.-When the Legislature con-
venes jan l Democrats will have =
majority Of seven in the Senate ana
Republicans q 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. J. Allen (R), NJ r. Baker tR1. Y
T. Bigelow lR), q. Fairfield tR), B' y.
Lake (R). Louis II. Mayer tRl, J. x.
RAIDER 1Rl; II. NJ. Rhoads th(; John n r
Stephenson tR), A. r. Young tR), Den
yer; W. c Sweinhart I'D, Adams; w.
9, Moffatt lR). Aiamosa: E, e. I, HIshes ns1.n
(D). Boulder; L. f. Girard tR), Boul-
der F, R. Kelley tRl. Chaffee; J H.
R9eeson MnpnS % aesios Clear creek RoekWeii
tR). Delta; W. T. Lambert Jr.; tR).
Douglas; Charles Mayer ,D,;; IEgs EAGLE;
lRj, Ell Paso: W. IL. Mcintyre tR), Ell
Paso; George E. Colgate (R), Fremont:
W. o. Jenkins CD2, Gilpin; T. J.
bell Cd. Huerfano and Costilla; C.. ".
Hall (R). jefferson; Boon Best tD},
kiowa and Bent: Ernest W. owen tD1.
Lake; 7. II. Kelley Cd. La Plata: c.
H. Bond tR). Iarimer; C. w Hosman
Cd. Las Animas; Charles II. Raye tD).
Las Animas; Paul b. Godsman (R1,
b. Lacy CD, Mesa: w. L. Furrow CD.
Arehuleta, Hinsdale and Mineral; J. T.
Morrison tD), Montezuma and Dolores;
Bashon (R), Crowley and Otero: A. e.
Walther tD,. ouray J. NJ Downing
Baca, j. L. Noonan tR), Garfield and
Crane wiz, W pinley ca, ardnep Reqt' an, 1aa
D 5D5. San Juan: ". H. Doyle D), sa.
MiT1s r F. E DGp W,Ano D p log" ssmms ana
5S"9 1pe Teiler IHq and saNf Park; william Meiisn
!Rl, Teller and Park; L. M =, sutton 1t H.,,: 1Ro:
(R). Weld; H. E. Tedmon tRl. Weld:
G. B, Weir Cd, Phillips and Yuma; A.
| S. Andrew (R), Pueblo; Charles A. Fos-
ter (R). Pueblo; d. w. Jones. tR), Pu-
eblo: ]. A. Phelps (R). Pueblo.
Lineup of state Senators.
The seventeen senators elected and
the districts they represent are as fol-
". ": Booth tR). First district; * z
First: John B; stephan (Rl, First: W
N. {. Warren tRj. Tenth; a. c. Scott
| CD, Twelfth; John L. East CD, Four
teenth: John MeFadzean an R), FIJI Fif.
j. j. Tobin tD). Seventeenth: ]. H.
sIattery m,; Eighteen5h; v; Wv "; Kips 1ni
| twenty fifth: j. p. Dickson (R), Twen-
| ty-seventh.
The eighteen holdover senators and
| the districts they represent are ~ fol-
Edward " Dunklee (D). First dis
First; Leon NJ Hattenbaeh sood 1R. First;
Psffs R} n9nane Tsi4a R, sfe3g'
+ Fifth: B. p. coldren Di, seventh:
Wesley staiey CD. Eishth; -, Matt Nat t. n; N;
| (Dl. Eleventh: j. N. Mcwilliams iD).
| Thirteenth; George E. West (D), Nine
teenth: r. T. Napier CD. Twenty-first
Agnes l. Riddle tRl. Twenty-second:
william H. Adams (D). Twenty fourth:
siewers Fincher CD). Twenty-si1th.
District Judges.
OF twenty-one district Judges elect
| cd in thirteen districts, eleven are Re-
The judges elect and the districts
they have Jurisdiction over are az fol-
" Ku,.4 Ish1ien 3Ry sseena ps First n dsses, Moes:
| Cd. Second; H; J. Hersey lRl SECOND;
E. ]. Morley tR). Second; G. W; Whit
J. Z. Little (R), Fourth; j. W. sheafor
| (R), Fourth; r. E. Bouck CD Fifth;
" N searey tD2' sixth; II J. Black ln}
Eighth; G. H. Bradfiela a.. Eighth
| J. T. Shumate D). Ninth: W. B Gobin
tR).. Tenth: J, Ed Rizer CD. Tenth, J.
L Cooper ,R?, Eleyenth. a,.vI,.o, ); C. wilsy is9
| Thirteenth district,