The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1920-11-16

S-J. n. CnuTcu, COluens n.
&c. G. Colgate, Canon City, r.
+1O-Nate G. Warren, Fort Collins,
11-R. f. Rockwell, Paonia, r.
s12-A. G. Scott, Haxtun, D.
13-Fred s. Follett, Steamboat Sp., B.
"14-John L. East, Walsenburg, d.
s15-John McFadzean, Del Norte, d.
'16-Ollie E. Bannister, Grand Jtn., D.
s17-John ]. Tobin, Montrose, D.
*18-John H. Slattery, Silverton, D.
19-J. L. Morrison, Dolores, D.
COW. w. King, Cripple Greek, r.
PR. G. Callen, Silt, r.
pc. I. Colwell. Brush, R.
23-M. E. Bashor, Ordway, r.
24-W. 81. Adams Alamosa, D.
'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, II.
Boulder-Rudolph Johnson, r.
*Chaffee-Frank r. Kelly, r.
Clear Creek-Charles Jaynes, r.
Conejos-George w. Irwin, r.
Crowley and Otero-John C. Vroman,
Jr., r.
*Crowley and Otero-H. T. Craig, d.
Delta-Thomas L. Blackwell, r.
'Denver-Bert NJ Lake, r.
Denver-RObert A. Young, Il.
Denver-Allan f. Wright, r.
Denver-Charles G. Sa-kman, r.
Denver-Joseph A. Anderson, II.
*Denver-Iohn f. Rotruck, r.
Denver-Minnie G. T. Love, X.
*Denver-Halsey M. Rhoads, L.
Denver-Josie ]. Jackson, r.
*Denver-Mabel Ruth Baker,
-Denver-Henry J. Allen, r.
Denver-A. Thomas Pollock, r.
*Douglas-W. t. Lambert, Jr., r.
Eagle-James Dilts, r.
Sci Paso-Roy A. Davis, r.
Sci Paso-W. H Mcintyre, r.
Sci Paso-A NJ. Wilson, r.
Fremont-Charles A. Linkins, ID.
Garfield and Rio Blanco-Claude H.
Rees, K.
Gilpin-Louis J. Carter, r.
Gunnison-Charles II. Cowan, D.
Hinsdale, Archuleta and Mineral
Doubtful
Huerfano and Costilla-Iver H. Dali
ley, II.
*Jefferson-Carlos W. Hall, r.
Kiowa and Bent-Thomas e. Moore, r.
Lake-E. D. Dickerman, r.
*La Plata-Thomas II. Kelley, d.
@Larimer-C. II. Bond, Il.
Las ADMINISTRATORS Lucero, d.
Las Animas-James II. Wilson, D.
sLineoln, Kit Carson and Cheyenne
Paul b. Godsman, 4.
Logan and Sedgwick-C. A. Austin, R.
Mesa-John J. vandemoer, r.
Montezuma and Dolores-Doubtful,
Montrose-Henry J. Price, r.
Morgan and Washington-I4. II. Sut-
ton, r.
*Ouray-E. A. Walther, r.
Phillips and Yuma--Wm. D. McGin.
mis-, r.
Pitkin-C. L. Gilbert, Il.
Prowers and Baca-W. 3. Gordon. r.
Pueblo-F. e. Mortenson, r.
A. Penter, r.
Pueblo-C. w. Porter, r.
Pueblo-A. G. StubblefieId, r.
Rio Grande-A. e. Hadlee, D.
Routt and Moffat-George A. Pughe,
R.
Saguache and Custer-T. L. Gotthelf.
r.
San Juan-Dan NJ Grouse, r.
San Miguel-W. B. VanAtta, r.
Summit, Grand and Jackson-A. e.
Wilkins, d.
Teller and Park-W. A. Spooner, r.
Teller and ParS-Mrs. T. C. Wilson, R.
Weld-Elmer C. Abbey, R.
Weld-H. II. Harbaugh, r.
*Members of the Twenty-second
General Assembly
Returns from the four congressional
districts in Colorado show:
First District.
Hilliard CD ...............22 %, 19e
Vaile's majority, 24,176.
Second District.
(R) ..........5 "a, ,72z
Browns CD ......,..-.-.......2 .27, ,5S4
Undertakes majority, 2T,13s
Third District
Hardy tR) ....-.......-...... "a, ,S5s
Burns I'D ..........-..-......- -25. .S6S
Har:is's majority, s,9s7.