House

Legislator

Residence & County

District

Officers & Staff

Party*

Bonham, B. F.

Marion

2

D

Bowlby, W.

Washington

31

R

Burch, B. F.

Polk

28

D

Cochran, R. B.

Lane

16

D

Cozad, J. M.

Umpqua

30

D

Craner, N. H.

Linn

18

D

Crooks, J. T.

Linn

19

D

Cruzan, A. J.

Lane

15

D

Dryer, T. J.

Multnomah

26

D

Hannah, Dolphus B.

Clackamas

3

D

Harding, B. F.

Marion

23

D

Hedges, Absolom F.

Clackamas

D

Holton, D. S.

Josephine

14

D

Hoyt, Nelson

Columbia, Washington

7

D

Jennings, Berryman

Clackamas

5

D

Lansater, J. H.

Marion

24

D

McCully John W.

Jackson

11

D

McGee, A. G.

Douglas

10

D

McIninch, E. E.

Linn

20

D

Morrison, Robert W.

Clatsop, Tillamook

6

D

Newcomb, Daniel

Jackson

11

D

Nickols, Henry B.

Benton

1

R

Norris, Thomas

Douglas

9

D

Patterson, A. S.

Lane

17

D

Shelby, A. D.

Multnomah

27

D

Shuck, A.

Yamhill

33

R

Slater, James H.

Benton

2

R

Stevens, J. H.

Marion

25

D

T'Vault, William

Jackson

13

Speaker

D

Thomas, T. T.

Linn

21

D

Tichenor, William

Coos, Curry

8

D

Trevitt, Victor

Wasco

32

D

Wait, J. K.

Polk

29

D

Burmester, Theodore - Asst. Chief Clerk

Culbertson, William A. - Doorkeeper

Franklin, J. O. Sergeant at Arms

Terry Chester N. - Chief Clerk

* D = Democrat; R = Republican

Senate¹

Legislator

Residence & County

District

Officers & Staff

Party²

Berry, A. M.

Jackson

4

D

Bristow, W. W.

Lane

7

D

Brown, H. L.

Linn

8

D

Colby, E. F.

Marion

10

D

Cornelius, T. H.

Washington, Clatsop, Columbia, Tillamook

15

R

Elkins, Luther

Linn

9

President

D

Florence, A. B.

Lane

6

D

Gazely, J. F.

Marion

11

D

Grim, J. F.

Douglas

3

R

Lamson, J.

Yamhill

16

D

McIteeny, J. S.

Benton

1

R

Ruckel, J. S.

Clackamas

2

D

Scott, S. R.

Josephine

5

D

Waymire, F.

Polk

13

D

Wells, D

Umpqua, Coos, Curry

14

D

Williams, J. A.

Multnomah

12

I

Casey, H. P. - Enrolling Clerk

Choynski, J. N. - Asst. Chief Clerk

Haft, E. E. - Chief Clerk

¹The Journal of this First Extra Session of the State Legislature is very incomplete and nowhere is there a complete listing of senators with the counties they represent. The report of the Credentials Committee does not appear. It seems, however, that sixteen senators were entitled to seats and that fifteen of these did qualify and take part in the Session. The name of Mr. S. R. Scott, who was a senator from Josephine County, does not appear in any of the proceedings. It is probable that he did not attend the Session. In one place in the Journal, Mr. S. R. Scott is listed as being absent.

²D = Democrat; I = Independent; R = Republican