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Show UTAH LEGISLATURE REMAINS REPUBLICAN Utah's next legislature will bo Republican, Re-publican, with the ratio of twenty-three twenty-three Republicans to nintcen Democrat-Progressives and one Socialist, and throe still in doubt. Following is tho personnel of the scnato and houso as shown by tho returns available: avail-able: Tho members of tho next senate aro: First district, Box Elder and Toolo counties W. S. Hansen, Republican holdover. Second district, Cache county J. W. Funk, Democrat. Third district, Rich, Morgan and Davis counties J. W. Thornley, Republican Re-publican holdover. William Craig, Republican holdover, and Joseph Chez, Democrat. Fifth district, Summit nnd Was-ntch Was-ntch counties L. B Wight, Republican Republi-can holdover. Sixth district, Salt Lake county W. Mont Ferry, Charles Cottrell, Jr., nnd D. O. Rideout, Republican holdovers; hold-overs; George II. Dcrn,, Democrat, and Frank Evans, Progressive. " Seventh District, Utah county J. II. Wootton, Republican, and H, T. Reynold, Democrat. Eigth district, Juab nnd Millard counties J. R. Edgheil, Republican holdover. Ninth district, Sanpete county Orlando Or-lando Bradley, Democrat. Tenth district, Sevier, Wayne, Piute and Gnrfield counties William Secg-miller, Secg-miller, Republican. Twelfth district, Carbon, Uintah, Emery, Grand nnd Snn Juan counties Don B. Colton, Republican. REPRESENTATIVES First district, Box Elder county W. C. Horslcy, Republican. Socond district, Cache county W. H. Griffin, Jr., Progressive; T. W. i Peterson, Progressive: Samuel Old ham, Democrat. Third district, Rich county R. M. Pope, Republican. Fourth district, Weber county J. J. Barker, Republican; G. D. Folkman Republican; John C. Child, Republi-can; Republi-can; Joseph II. Fowlers, Republican. Fifth district, Morgan county-Charles county-Charles M. Craft, Democrat. Sixth district, Davis ccunty C. R. Mabey, Republican. Seventh district, Tooclo county' Jalox Bevan, Socialist-Progressive." Eighth district, Salt Lake county Mrs. Elizabeth A. Hayward, Democrat Mrs. Lilly C. Wolstcnholme, Democrat; Demo-crat; Dan B. Shields, Democrat; W. B. Ennls, Democrat; J. Louis Brown, Democrat; Theodoro T. Burton, Democrat; De-mocrat; Georgo F. Goodwin, Democrat; Demo-crat; Emil S. Lund, Domocrat; Thorn. P. Pago, Domocrat; Parley P. Chris-tensen, Chris-tensen, Democrat. Ninth district, Summit county A. P. Ridge, Republican. Tenth district, 'Wnsatch county J. II. Van Wagoner, Republican. Eloventh district, Utah county J. W. Wing, Republican; C. L. Warnlck, Republican; S. E. Taylor, Ropublican; L. R, Stewart, Republican. Twelfth district, Uintah county-Doubtful. county-Doubtful. Thirteenth district, Juab county Lawrenco Blackett, Republican. Fourteenth district, Sanpeto county James Aagnrd, Republican; L, It, Anderson, Republican. Fifteenth district, Qarbon county J. T. Fitch, Progressive." Sixteenth district, Emery county J. II, Browning, Democrat. . Seventeenth district, Grand .county F. 11. Hammond, "Domocr.it. '' Elgthecnth district, Sovior county Asa R. Hawley, Republican . Nineteenth district, Millard county A. A. Hinckley, Republican. Twcnteeth district, Beaver county O. F. McShano, Republican. Twenty-first district, Pluto coun-ty coun-ty Dbubtful. Twonty-second district, Wayno county Ephralm Dastrup, Republican Twenty-third district, Garfield countyThomas coun-tyThomas Sevy, Republican. Twenty-fourth district, Iron county Wllford Day, Ropublican. Twenty-fifth district, Washington county D. H. Morris, Democrat. Twenty-sixth district, Knno county J. R. Spencer, Republican. Twenty-seventh district, San Juan county Uriah Nellson, Democrat. Twcnty-eigth district, Duchesne county Doubtful. |
