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XUTH GENERAL ASSEMBLY Senate and House organize
The Iowa General Assembly opens with Senate president pro tem elected in lieu of a presiding officer. Bennett of Washington is chosen, Weart of Buchanan and Weber of Winneshiek named for other top posts. In the House, Charles Dudley elected temporary Speaker, followed by Clerk pro tem and various officers. Credentials committee appointed. caucuses announced. oaths administered. Cotton elected Speaker. Aldrich Chief Clerk. Van Steenberg First Assistant Clerk. Rippey Second Assistant Clerk. Mary E Spencer elected Engrossing Clerk. other officer races proceed.
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Mondauy
Isto
John Scott
Story
Senate
Bulis
Washington
Patterson
Senator Bennett
Bennett
Disart
Poweshiek
James M. Weart
Buchanan
N. H. Weber
Winneshiek
George F. Work
Jasper
James McConnell
Henry
Arthur Lawrence
Eddy Long
Hiram Y. Lee
Moore
Bilis
Laraber
Fairall
Fellows
Kasson
House of Representatives
Charles Dudley
Stone
Charles Aldrich
Marshall County
Brown
Benjamin van Stienburg
Jackson County
Cutts
J.C. Donnell
Marion County
Door Koeper
Ir. Brown
Bailey
Dallas County
Donnell
Miles
H. C. Russell
Washington County
Mahin
Robert D. Baird
J. A. Guthrie
Mr. Cutts
Grannis
van Buren
Muscatine
Mr. Mahin
Committee On
Messrs. Brown
Wilson
Rohlfs
Crawford
Murdock
House
Trish
Savery House
Irish
Williams
A. I. Hobbs
Des Moines
Christ
God
Speaker
C. Hensebler
J. P. Irish
A. B Bull
P. Gibbons
Cornell
Win. Hooper
J. P.keteham
J. Later
Geo. Tait
N. Rosser
Coal Noel
Chas Dudley
J. WH
G.S. Tolliver
Carver
W. S. Campbell
T. O. Morris
JF. Hopkins
B. F. Elbert
W. K. Wood
C. B. Miller
James Wilson
A. H. Stutsman
Delos Arnold
Lewis Miles, Jr
Theo. Crawford
F. Teale
J. Christoph
Millard
W. Millis
N. W. Rowell
L. T. McCaun
C. Sanborn
Wm. Butler
P.G. Wright
J. ¥. Stone
Dickerson
J. M. Hood
Lee
W. W. Merrett
A. Brown
J. Hot
Hartenbower
Son
D. T. Durham
al. B. Williams
F. Beables
A. O. Loman
M. E. Cutts
Faville
J. Morrison, Jr
G. W. Butterfield
A. Haycock
H. O’ Pratt
J.D. Miles
C. Harrington
G. D. Harrison
J. Mahin
W. C
H. L. Haff. Evans
J. D. Hunter
M. J. Rohifs
C. C
B. F. Hartshorn
Applegate
J. W
H.G. Day
Greene
C.R. Marks
J. Dunne
E. de
G. HL. Wright
Great
J.D. Miracle
Jesse Wasson
T. B. Carpenter
J. W. Trayer
J. Q. Tufts
Beatty
O. O. Stanchfield
E. A. Warner
J. Bereshien
A. R. Cotton
H. Rogers
B. Spencer
G. Parsons
G. H. McGoavee
J. Russell
P.G. Bone
Jor. Brown
J.D. Mives
James Willson
J. P. Iriss
M. J. Rowes
Rowell
Kasson and Williams
W.T. Wood
Gerk
Traer
General Assembly
Russell
Linn
Mills
John P. I.ish
Johnson
Cotton
Yeas
Messrs
Arnold
Ball
Bell
Beresheim
Bonewitz
Fayette
Bundy
Butler
Campbell
Carpenter
Day
Dudley
Dumont
Durham
Elbert
Evans
Green
Harper
Harrington
Harrison
Hartshorn
Haycock
Hobson
Hopkins
Hopkirk
Huff
Hunter
Jones
Keables
Ketcham
Leeey
Lomen
Marks
McGoun
McGavren
Merritt
Wayne
Miller
Miracle
Morrison
Newbold
Noel
Norris
Parsons
Pratt
Hirschler
Hood
O'Donnell
Christoph
Wright
Allamakee
Mr. Irish
Clinton County
House of Representative
Marshall
J. Knox Lyon
Lee County
Aldrich
Mr. Brown
Benjamin van Steenberg
Phil, Bradley
Bradley
van Steenberg
Taylor
H. c. Rippey
Greene County
Bright
Jefferson
Rippey
Rogers
Mary E. Spencer
Iowa
Miss Spencer
Mr. Spencer
Floyd
W. P.gaylord
W. W. Woods
Fremont County
Gaylord
Woods
Hr. C. Russell
Trew Fu
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