Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1919-04-22
Prepared by E, B, Moore,
Clerk Of House, and Major
DeVeraux F.. McCIatchey,
Secretary of Senate !.

A completely revised and con-
veniently arranged directory of the
been issued as a result of the joint
efforts of Major Devereaux F. Nc
Clatchey, secretary of the senate,
and E. B. -oore, clerk of the house
of representatives. =
Members of the senate are listed
separa tely, along with their resDec-
tive districts and addresses, and
the roster of the house includes the
county and residence of each legfs-
lator. ..H
The compilation contains the 1917
1918 rules for both branches of the
assembly, which will be used until
the new rules are published at
about the middle of the next ses-
sion.
The classification of the senators
by districts includes the changes
ratified at the fall elections and re-
veals the unique situation caused by
the reimbursement through which
three senators, Oscar A. Nix, of
Gwinnett; J. T. Duncan, of Doug
las, and c. J. Hardin, of Forsyth.
now live outside of the counties
comprising the districts they repre-
sent. .y.-.. -,
The personnel of the next 1egis1a-
ture will stand exactly as set out
in the directory, with one exception
in the instance of the late Mr.. De-
Witt Pickett, of Dawson, Ga, mem
Der of the house from Terrell coun-
ty, whose death last month is noted
in the record. Mr.. Pickett's success
sor is DR.. o. G. Crawford, of Sas-
ser, who was elected last Wednes-
day.
The volume serves as a valuable
source of reference, both for the as
sembly and the public, and numerous
congratulations have been accorded
Major McClatchey and Mr.. Moore
for the efficiency and diligence evil
denced in compiling the information.
The complete roster of both
branches of the Legislature, as CIV
| en- in the directory, follows:
Members of the Senate by Districts
First Distrct-Cha than, Bryan and Eff
| acknowledgements Neidlinger, Spring
field.
Second District-Liberty, Mcintosh and
TattnailEH: 81 Elders. Reidsyille.
I9ra OlSvrcFMay9e' ApPing and Jeff
Fourth District-Glynn, Camden and
Charleton-Jesse ". Vickory, Folkston.
Fifth District-Ware, Clinch and Akin
Sixth District-Echols, Lowndes, Berrien
| and Cook. Fl. Keene, Stockton.
Seventh District-Brooks, Thomas and
Grady-J. @. Smith, Cairo. -.
Eighth District-Decatur, Mitchell and
Miller-S. NJ. Watson, Co1quitt.
Ninth District-Early, Calhoun and Ba-
kerr. T. 'Rabun, Morgan.
Tenth District-Dougherty, Lee and
WORTH. s.. Shingler, Ashburn.
Eleventh District-Clay,. Randolph and
Terrell. B. Bussey, Cuthbert.
Twelfth District-Stewart, Webster and
Thirteenth District-Sumter, Schley and
Macon-B. B. Brooks, Montezuma.
Fourteenth District-Dooly, Pulaski and
| Bleckley-J. D. Maynard, AbbevilIe.
Fifteenth Observation-Disclosures nfonYo
and Toombs-J. G. Calhoun, Mt. Vernon.
Sixteenth District-Laurens, Emanuel,
johnson and Treutien-Fred Kea, Dublin.
Seventeenth District-Screven, Burke and
Jenkins-James A. Dixon, MiIlen.
Eighteenth Observation-Disclosures, Glascock
and Jefferson--S. L. Olive, Augusta.
Nineteenth Observation-Disclosures, Green
| and Warren-P. G. veazey, Warrenton.
Twentieth Observation-Disclosures, Hancock
and Washington. FL. Ennis, NIilledge
vile.
Twenty-frst Disadvantages, Wilkinson
and Jones-A. ]. Wood, Jefferson.
Twenty-second District-Bibb, Monroe
and Pike-rBen J. Fowler, Macon.
Twenty-third District-Houston, Craw-
ford and Taylor-R, G.. Lesuer Roberta.
| ion and Chattahoochee-J. P. Hogg, Buena
| Vista.
| Twenty-tifth District-Harris, Epson and
| Talbot. r. Lunsford, Hamilton.
Twenty-sixth District-spalding, Butts
| and Fayette--J, J. Flynt, Griffin.
Twenty-seventh District-Barrow, Walton
and Oconee-Josiah Blasingame, Jersey.
| and Morgan-W. P. Wallace, Rutledge.
| Twenty ninth District-Columbia Nc
Dufhe and Lincoln J. t. Olive, Harlem.
Thirtieth District-Elbert, Madison and
| Hart-Clarence E. Adams, Daniesville.
Thirty-|irst District-Habersham, Frank
lin and Stephens-Fermor Barrett, Toccoa.
Thirty-second District-White Dawson
| Ihjrty-thrd DiStrict-HaIl Ranks and
Jackson-J. S. Ayers, Jefferson
Th,rty-fourth District---.DeKalb, Kockdale
Thirty fifth Distriet-Fpiton, Clayton and
| Henry-Ivan E. Allen, Atlanta.
Thirty-sixth District-Camphell, Coweta
| and Meriwether-J. T. Duncan, Douglas
| vile.
| { Thirty-seventh District-Carroll, Heard
and Troup--E. 7. Steed, Carrollton.
Thi p.,t Dist+ict-Haralson, Polk
Thirty ninth Observation-Disclosures, Cobb and
| Douglas-C. J. Hardin, Cumming.
Fortieth Dissatisfaction, Towns and Ra
| oun-W. D. Rice, Hiawassee.
| Forty-first Observation-Disclosures, Fannin. and
| Gilmer-W. X. Reace, Ellijay,
Forty second Decentralization, Floyd and
chattooga-,Claude c, Pittman, Gainesville.
| Whitfield-George G. Glenn, Dalton.
| Forty-fourth District-Walker, Dade and
Gatoosa.Walter W. Curcton, Rising Fawn.
| Forty-fift Dstrict-Irwin, Ben Hill and
| Trlfair-Ianes p. Clements, Irwinvlle.
Forty-sixth District-Bacon, Pierce and
| Coffee. X. Larkins, Hohoken.
| Forty-seventh Dlstrict-ColQuitt, Tiff and
Turncr-T. II. Parker, MouItrie.
| Fcrty-tighth District-Crisp, Wilcox and
| Dodge-W. II. Doris, CordeIe
Forty-nnth District--Bulloch Gambler and
| Evans-H. r. Wilkinson, Claxton.
| Fiftieth District-Clarke, Oglethorpe and
| Wilkes-W Fl. REYNOLDS, Lexington.
| Fifty-first Dstrict--Gwinnett Milton and
| Forsyth-Walter /. Bell, Duluth. Route
| No. 2.
| Members of the House
The members of the house of representa-
| lives by counties are:
| Appling, J. W. johnson, Bailey
| Atkinson Charles e Stewart Axsou