Gilpin observer., 1920-11-11
REPUBLICAN MAJORITY
GOVERNOR sHouP TO HAVE LEG
ISLATURE IN CONTROL OF MEN
OF OWN PARTY.
State Administration to Have Two
thirds Majority in Both Senate
and House.

State Administration to Have Two
thirds Majority in Both Senate
and House.
Governor Shoup will have Legisla-
ture during his second term which
will be in control of men of his own
party. Both Senate and House, the
returns from the twenty-seven senator
Ial and sixty-five representative dis
tricts show, will be Overwhelmingly Re
publican.
Following is complete roster Of
ne new Senate, including both hold
overs and newly elected members In
districts as numbered:
1-W. w. Booth, Denver, r.
Frank L. Dodge, Denver, R.
1-Golding Fairfield, Denver. R.
Francis J. Knauss, Denver, r.
Hugh r. Steele, Denver, II.
John B. Stephen, Denver, R.
Alexander r. Young, Denver, r.
2-D. w. Jones, Pueblo, r.
Wv. o. Peterson, Pueblo, r.
8-David Elliot, Colorado Springs, r.
81. A. Puffer, Colorado Springs, r.
As. w. DeBusk, Trinidad, D.
81. E. Girard, Boulder, r.
6-Walter E. O'Brien, Leadville, D.
TT. Il. Wilson, Greeley. R.
S-J. f. Church, Golden, r.
&c. G. Colgate, Canon City, R.
+10-Nate G. Warren, Fort Collins,
11-R. f. Rockwell, Paonia, r.
s12-A. @. Scott, Haxtun, d.
13-Fred S. Follett, Steamboat Sp, R.
'14-John L. East, Walsenburg, d.
'15-John McFadzean, Del Norte, D.
'16-Ollie E. Bannister, Grand Jtn., d.
'17-John J. TObin, Montrose, D.
*1s-JOhn H. Slattery, Silverton, D.
19-J. L. Morrison, Dolores, d.
Sow. w. King, Cripple Greek, R.
21-R. @. Callen, Silt, II.
&c. I. Colwell, Brush, r.
23-M. e. Bashor, Ordway, r.
A-W. II. Adams, Alamosa, ID.
'25-Carle w. Burke, Wiley, d.
26-Wm. E. Renshaw, Idaho Spgs., r.
'27-John P. Dickinson, Hugo, r.
Following is a roster of the new
House. SO far as election returns have
made positive the membership:
Adams-George r. Smith, r.
*Alamosa-Walter G. Moffat, r.
Arapahoe and Elbert-Charles w.
BOwles, R.
Boulder-Wm. P. Reed, r.
Boulder-Rudolph Johnson, r.
*Chaffee-Frank r. Kelly, r.
Clear Creek-Charles Jaynes, r.
Conejos-George w. Irwin, r.
Crowley and OterO-John G. Vroman,
Jr., Il.
"Crowley and Otero-H. T. Craig, D. J
Delta-Thomas l.. Blackwell, r.
+Denver-Bert Nj. Lake, r.
Denver-Robert A. Young, r.
Denver-Allan +. Wright, II.
Denver-Charles @. Sackman, II.
Denver-JOSeph A. Anderson, r.
"Denver-John f. Rotruck, r.
Denver-Minnie G. T. Love, Il.
*Denver-Halsey M. RhOads, II.
Denver-JOsie ]. Jackson, r.
"Denver-Mabel Ruth Baker,
+Denver-Henry J. Allen, r.
Denver-A. Thomas Pollock, X.
'Douglas-W. L. Lambert, Jr., II.
Eagle-James Dilts, r.
"El Paso-Roy A. Davis, r.
Sci Paso-W. II. Mcintyre, Il.
'El Paso-A. NJ. Wilson, II.
Fremont-Charles A. I.inkins, ID.
Garfield and Rio Blanco-Claude Il.
Rees, II.
Gilpin-Louis J. Carter, r.
Gunnison-Charles ii. COwan, d.
Hinsdale, Archuleta and Mineral
Doubtful.
Huerfano and COstilla--Iver II. Dali
ley, II.
"Jefferson-Caros w. Hall, r.
Kiowa and Bent-Thomas f. Moore, r.
Lake--E. ID. Dickerman, Il.
IA Plata-Thomas II. Kelley, ID.
@Larimer-C. ii. Bond, II.
Las ADMINISTRATORS Lucero, d.
Las Animas-James II. Wilson, d.
'Lincoln, Kit Carson and Cheyenne
Paul b. Godsman, Il.
Logan and Sedgwick-C. A. Austin, R.
Mesa-John J. Vandemoer, X.
MonteZuma and Dolores-Doubtful.
Montrose-Henry ]. Price, II.
Morgan and Washington--L. Fl. Sut-
ton, II.
fOuray-E. A. Walther, X.
phillips and Yuma-Wm. d. McGin-
mis-, r.
Pitkin-C. l.. Gilbert, Il.
Prowers and Baca-W. Il. Gordon, r.
Pueblo--F. Il. Mortenson, II.
Pueblo-Morris A. Pcnter, II.
Pueblo-C. w. Porter, Il.
Pueblo-A. G. Stubblefield, II.
Rio Grande-A. Il. Hadlee, d.
Routt and Moffat-George A. Pughe,
r.
Saguache and Custer--I T. Gotfhelf