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2. John J. Gardner. 6. Richard W. Parker.
8. Benjamin F. Howell. 7. Thomas McEwan, Jr.
4. Mahlon Pitney. 8. Charles N. Fowler.
NORTH CAROLINA.
1. Harry Skinner.§ 6. James A. Lockhart."
2. Fred A. Woodard." 7. A. C. Shuford.§
8. John G. Shaw." 8. Romulus Z. Linney.
4. W. F. Stroud.§
9. Richard Pearson.t
5. Thomas Settle.
Richard W. Blue, at large.
5. W. A. Calderhead.
12. Jacob D. Leighty.
8. Alfred Milnes.
4. Henry F. Thomas.
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NEW YORK.
1. Richard C. McCormick18. Jacob Lefever.
2. Dennis M. Hurley. 19. Frank S. Black.
8. Francis H. Wilson.
20. George N. Southwick.
4. Israel F. Fischer. 21. David F. Wilbur.
5. Charles G. Bennett.
22. Newton M. Curtis.
6. James R. Howe.
7. Franklin Bartlett .*
8. James J. Walsh .*
9. Henry C. Miner .*
26. George W. Ray.
WASHINGTON.
S. C. Hyde. William H. Doolittle.
1. B. B. Dovener. 8. James H. Huling.
2. Alston G. Dayton. 4. Warren Miller.
WISCONSIN.
1. Henry A. Cooper. 6. Samuel A. Cook.
2. Edward Sauerhering. 7. Michael Griffin.
3. Joseph W. Babcock. 8. Edward S. Minor.
4. Theobold Otjen. 9. Alexander Stewart.
5. Samuel S. Barney. 10. John J. Jenkins.
WYOMING. Frank W. Mondell, at large.
TERRITORIAL DELEGATES.
ARIZONA.
Nathan O. Murphy .Phoenix.
NEW MEXICO.
Thomas B. Catron.
Sante Fe.
OKLAHOMA.
Dennis T. Flynn.
. Guthrie.
SENATE .- 39 Dem., 48 Rep., 6 Populists.
HOUSE .- 105 Democrat, 244 Republican, 6 Populists, 1 Silver. Total number, 856.
Courts.
SUPREME COURT OF THE UNITED STATES. Annual sessions commence on the 2d Monday in Oct. CHIEF JUSTICE, Salary, $10,500. BORN. APPOINTED. Melville W. Fuller, Ill., 1888, by Cleveland, in 1888. ASSOCIATE JUSTICES, Salary of each, $10,000.
BORN. APPOINTED.
Stephen J. Field, Cal., 1816, by Lincoln, in 1868.
John M. Harlan, Ky., 1888, by Hayes, in 1877.
Horace Gray, Mass., 1828, by Arthur, in 1881.
David J. Brewer, Kan., 1887, by Harrison, in 1889. Henry B. Brown, Mich., 1886, by Harrison, in 1890.
George Shiras, Jr., Pa., 1882, by Harrison, in 1898.
Edward D. White, La., 1845, by Cleveland, in 1894. Rufus W. Peckham, New York, by Cleveland, in 1895.
CIRCUIT COURT OF APPEALS.
The Supreme Court Justice for each Circuit and the Circuit Judges, constitute the new Circuit Court of Ap- peals in each Circuit, with limited appellate jurisdiction in relief of Supreme Court of the U. S. Salary $6,000. Don A. Pardee, La.,. Appointed in 1881.
William J. Wallace, N. Y., 1882.
LeBarron B. Colt, R. I., .
1884.
E. Henry Lacombe, N. Y 1888.
Henry C. Cadwell, Ark., 1890.
Marcus W. Acheson, Pa .... 1891.
William L. Putnam, Me., ... 1892.
Nathaniel Shipman, Conn.,. 1892.
1892.
Nathan Goff, West Va., ..
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1892.
Andrew P. McCormick, Texas, ..
1892.
William H. Taft, Ohio, ....
1892.
William A. Woods, Ind.,
1892.
1. Charles P. Taft.
12. David K. Watson.
2. Jacob H. Brom well.
18. Stephen R. Harris.
8. Paul J. Sorg .*
14. Winfield S. Kerr.
4. F. C. Layton .* 15. Henry C. Van Voorhis.
5. Francis B. De Witt. 16. Lorenzo Danford.
6. Geo. W. Hulick. 17. Addison S. McClure.
7. George W. Wilson.
18. Robert W. Tayler.
8. Luther M. Strong.
19. Stephen A. Northway.
9. James H. Southard.
20. Clifton B. Beach.
21. Theodore E. Burton.
11. Charles H. Grosvenor.
OREGON.
1. Binger Hermann. 2. William R. Ellis.
PENNSYLVANIA.
Galusha A. Grow ; George F. Huff, at Large.
1. Henry H. Bingham.
15. James H. Codding.
2. Robert Adams, Jr. 16. Frederick C. Leonard.
8. Frederick Halterman. 17. Monroe H. Kulp.
4. John E. Reyburn. 18. Thaddeus M. Mahon.
5. Alfred C. Harmer. 19. James A. Stahle.
6. John B. Robinson. 20. Josiah D. Hicks.
7. Irving P. Wanger. 21. Daniel B. Heiner.
8. Joseph J. Hart.
22. John Dalzell.
9. ConstantineJ.Erdman#28. William A. Stone.
10. Marriott Brosius.
24. Ernest F. Atcheson.
11. Joseph A. Scranton.
25. Thomas W. Phillips.
12. John Leisenring. 26. Matthew Griswold.
18. Charles N. Brumm. 27. Charles W. Stone.
14. Ephraim M. Woomer. 28. William C. Arnold.
RHODE ISLAND.
1. Melville Bull. 2. Warren O. Arnold.
SOUTH CAROLINA.
1. William Elliott."
5. Thomas J. Strait.#
2. W. Jasper Talbert."
6. John L. McLaurin.#
8. Asbury C. Latimer."
4. Stanyarne Wilson.#
SOUTH DAKOTA. Robert J. Gamble; John A. Pickler, at large.
TENNESSEE.
1. W. C. Anderson. 6. Joseph E. Washington."
2. Henry R. Gibson.
7. Nicholas N. Cox.+
8. Foster V. Brown. 8. John E. McCall.
4. Benton McMillin." 9. James C. McDearmon."
5. James D. Richardson. 10. Josiah Patterson."
TEXAS.
1. Joseph C. Hutcheson." 8. Charles K. Bell .*
2. Sam. B. Cooper.# 9. Joseph D. Sayers.#
8. Charles H. Yoakum." 10. Miles Crowley."
4. David B. Culberson .* 11. William H. Crain.#
5. Joseph W. Bailey." 12. George H. Noonan.
6. Jo Abbott." 18. Jeremiah V. Cockrell.#
7. George C. Pendleton .* UTAH.
Frank J. Cannon, at large.
VERMONT.
1. H. Henry Powers.
2. William W. Grout.
VIRGINIA.
1. William A. Jones.# 6. Peter J. Otey."
2. D. Gardiner Tyler.# 7. S. S. Turner."
8. Tazewell Ellett." 8. Elisha E. Meredith.#
4. W. R. McKenney.# 9. James A. Walker.
5. Claude A. Swanson." 10. Henry St. G. Tucker."
10. Thos. J. Cummings." 11. William Sulzer .*
27. Theodore L. Poole. 28. Sereno E. Payne.
12. George B. McClellan. " 29. Charles W. Gillet. WEST VIRGINIA.
18. Richard C. Shannon.
80. James W. Wadsworth.
14. Lemuel E. Quigg.
81. Henry C. Brewster.
15. Philip B. Low.
82. Roland B. Mahany.
16. B. L. Fairchild. 88. Charles Daniels.
17. B. B. O'Dell, Jr. 84. Warren B. Hooker.
23. Wallace T. Foote, Jr.
24. Charles A. Chickering. 25. James S. Sherman.
NORTH DAKOTA. Martin N. Johnson, at large.
OHIO.
10. Lucien J. Fenton.
7. J. William Stokes."
George M. Dallas, Penn., .... =
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Walter H. Sanborn, Minn.,. ..... . Appointed in 1892.
William B. Gilbert, Oregon, .. 1892.
Joseph McKenna, Cal.,. 1892.
Charles H. Simonton, S. C., 1898.
Horace H. Lurton, Tenn., ... 1898.
James G. Jenkins, Wis.,. 1898.
John W. Showalter,. 1895.
Amos M. Thayer, 1895.
Erskine M. Ross, ..
1895.
U. S. CIRCUIT & DISTRICT COURTS IN CONN. 65 State street, in Post Office building.
Grcuit .- Hartford, 8d Tuesday in September ; New Haven, 4th Tuesday in April. District-Hartford, 4th Tuesday in May and 1st Tuesday in December; New Haven, 4th Tuesday in February and August.
Circuit Judges, (2d J. Dist. )-Wm. J. Wallace, Syra- cuse, N. Y., E. Henry Lacombe, N. Y. City, Nathaniel Shipman, Hartford, Conn., Salary $6,000.
District Judge -- Wm. K. Townsend, N. H. Sal. $5,000. Circuit g District Clerk-E. E. Marvin, 65 State st., Hartford ; deputy, Richard F. Carroll.
District Attorney-Charles W. Comstock, Montville. Marshal-Richard C. Morris, New London.
Deputy Marshals-William B. Catlin, New Haven; Maurice F. Carmody, Waterbury.
Extradition Commissioner-E. E. Marvin.
Commissioners of U. S. Circuit Court in Hartford- E. E. Marvin, S. C. Dunham, C. E. Fellows.
SUPREME COURT OF ERRORS, CONNECTICUT. Chief Justice-CHARLES B. ANDREWS, Litchfield, May 27, 1897. Salary, $4,500. ASSOCIATE JUDGES.
DAVID TORRANOK, Birmingham, till Feb. 9, 1898. AUGUSTUS H. FENN, Winchester, till 1901. SIMEON E. BALDWIN, New Haven, till 1901. WILLIAM HAMERSLEY, Hartford, till Jan. 1902. Salaries of each of the above $4,000, and $500 for expenses, per annum ..
Reporter-J. P. ANDREWS, Hartford; Salary, $8,000. State Referees-JOHN D. PARKK, Norwich; DWIGHT LOOMIS, Hartford; ELISHA CARPENTER, Hartford; MILES T. GRANGER, Canaan. Salaries, $2,000 each. The State Referee was created by special act of the Legislature in June, 1889, whereby any case pending in the Superior Court can be referred to either State Referee by consent of the parties, for trial of law and fact.
First Judicial District-HARTFORD, TOLLAND, MID- DLESEX, LITCHFIELD and WINDHAM COUNTLES, at Hart- ford, on the first Tuesdays of Oct., Jan., Mar. and May.
Second Judicial District-NEW LONDON CO., at Nor- wich, last Tuesday of May and third Tuesday of Oct.
Third Judicial District-NEW HAVEN and FAIRFIELD Co, at New Haven, 8d Tues. Jan. and 1st Tues. in June. At Bridgeport, 8d Tues. in April, and 4th Tues. in Oct.
Passes on QUESTIONS of LAW only, with a full bench of judges; ( a full bench may be waived, how- ever, by consent of counsel.) hears appeals from the city courts, courts of common pleas, and the superior court.
SUPERIOR COURT OF CONNECTICUT, Created in 1798 .- JUDGES.
FREDERIC B. HALL, Bridgeport, till April 1, 1897. SAMUEL O. PRENTICE, Hartford, till July 1, 1897. JOHN M. THAYER, Norwich, till July, 1897. SILAS A. ROBINSON, Middletown, till Feb. 11, 1898. GEORGE W. WHEELER, Bridgeport, till 1901. RALPH WHEELER, New London, till 1901. MILTON A. SHUMWAY, Killingly, Jan. 14, 1902. WILLIAM T. ELMER, Middletown, till 1908.
Salary of Superior Judges, $4,000, and $500 expenses. State Judges elected for eight years by the Legislature.
HARTFORD COUNTY.
ARTHUR F. EGGLESTON, States Att'y; Salary, $2,500. CHAS. W. JOHNSON. Clerk. | G. A. CONANT, Ass't Clerk. J. W. Wolven, Messenger.
ALLOTMENT OF JUDGES, AND COURT TERMS; FOR THE YEAR, BEGINNING JULY 1st, 1896.
HARTFORD COUNTY.
G. W.WHEELER, J .- Oct. 9, '96, and ass'nm't. Short Cal. G. W.WHEELER,J .- 2d Tuesday in Oct. '96. Oct. Term. HALL, J .- Dec. 31, '96, and assignment. Short Cal. HALL, J .- 1st Tuesday in Jan. 1897. Jan. Session. ELMER, J .- April 2, 1897, and assignment. Short Cal. ELMER, J .- 1st Tuesday in April, 1897. April Ses. Criminal. " PRENTICE, J .- 2d Tuesday in Sept. 1896. R. WHEELER, J .- 1st Tuesday in Dec. 1896. ROBINSON, J .- 1st Tuesday in March, 1897. HALL, J .- 1st Tuesday in June, 1897.
NEW HAVEN COUNTY.
SHUMWAY, J .- Sept. 18, '96, and ass'nmt. Short Cal. SHUMWAY, J .- 4th Tuesday in Sept. '96. Sept. Term. SHUMWAY, J .- Dec. 81, 1896, and ass'nmt. Short Cal. THAYER, J .- Dec. 81, 1896, and ass'umt. Short Cal.
Spec. Ses.
Jan. Ses.
SHUMWAY, J .- 1st Tuesday in Jan. '97. THAYER, J .- 1st Tuesday in Jan. 1897. ROBINSON, J .- April2, 1897, and ass'nm't. Short Cal. April Ses. Criminal. ROBINSON, J .- 1st Tuesday in April, 1897. ELMER, J .- 1st Tuesday in July, 1896. THAYER, J .- 1st Tuesday in Oct. 1896. PRENTICE, J .- 1st Tuesday in Jan. 1897. HALL, J .- 1st Tuesday in April, 1897.
WATERBURY TERMS. .
HALL, J .- April 30, 1897, and assignment. Short Cal. HALL, J .- 1st Tuesday in May, 1897. May Term. ELMER, J .- Oct. 16, 1896, and assignment. Short Cal. SHUMWAY, J .- 3d Tuesday in Oct. 1896. Oct. Term. G. W. WHEELER, J .- Feb. 12, '97, and ass'nm't. S. Cal. G. W.WHEELER, J .- 8d Tues. in Feb. '97. C.& Crim. Term THAYER, J .- June 11, 1897, and ass'nm't. Short Cal. THAYER, J .- 3d Tuesday in June, '97. C.& Crim. Term.
NEW LONDON COUNTY. NEW LONDON TERMS.
ROBINSON, J .- Sept. 11, 1896, and ass'nm't. Sh. Cal. ROBINSON, J .- 3d Tuesday in Sept. 1896. Sept. Term. ELMER, J .- Feb. 5, 1897, and assignment. Short Cal. ELMER, J .- 2d Tuesday in Feb. 1897. Feb. Session. R. WHEELER, J .- 1st Tuesday in Sept. 1896. Criminal.
NORWICH TERMS.
THAYER, J .- Nov. 1, 1896, and ass'nment. Short Cal. THAYER, J .- Oct. 80, 1896, and ass'nment. Short Cal. G.W.WHEELER, J .- May 21, '97, and ass'nm't. Sh. Cal. G. W.WHEELER,J .- 4th Tuesday in May, '97. May Ses. ELMER, J .- 1st Tuesday in Jan. 1897. Criminal. THAYER, J .- 1st Tuesday in May, 1897.
FAIRFIELD COUNTY. DANBURY TERMS.
HALL, J .- Sept. 11, 1896, and assignment. Short Cal. HALL, J .- 8d Tuesday in Sept. 1896. Sept. Term. ROBINSON, J .- Jan. 15, 1897, and ass'nm't. Short Cal. ROBINSON, J .- 8d Tuesday in Jan. 1897. Jan. Session. ROBINSON, J .- 8d Tuesday in. Oct. 1896. Criminal. R. WHEELER, J .- 2d Tuesday in May, 1897.
BRIDGEPORT TERMS.
PRENTICE, J .- Oct. 9, 1896, and assignment. Sh. Cal. PRENTICE, J .- 2d Tuesday in Oct. 1896. Oct. Session. R. WHEELER, J .- Dec. 81, 1896, and ass'nm't. Sh. Cal. R. WHEELER, J .- 1st Tuesday in Jan. 1897. Dec. Ses. SHUMWAY, J .- April 2, 1897, and ass'nm't. Short Cal. SHUMWAY, J .- 1st Tuesday in April, 1897. April Ses. G.W.WHEELER, J .- 2d Tuesday in Sept. '96. Criminal. PRENTICE, J .- 8d Tuesday in Feb. 1897.
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WINDHAM COUNTY.' PUTNAM TERMS.
SHUMWAY, J .- Ang. 28, '96, and assignment. Sh. Cal. SHUMWAY, J .- 1st Tues. in Sept. '97. Civil and Crim- inal Term.
PRENTICE, J .- Feb. 26, 1897, and assignment. Sh. Cal. PRENTICE, J .- 1st Tues. in March, '97. March Session and Criminal Term.
WINDHAM TERMS.
ROBINSON, J .- Oct. 28, 1896, and assignment. Sh. Cal. ROBINSON, J .- 4th Tuesday in Oct. 1896. Oct. Ses. G. W. WHEELER, J .- May 1, '97, and ass'nmt. Sh. Cal. G. W. WHEELER, J .- April 80, 1897, and assign- ments Short Calendar.
LITCHFIELD COUNTY.
R. WHEELER, J .- Oct. 2, 1896, and ass'nmt. Sh. Cal. R. WHEELER, J .- Ist Tuesday in Oct. 1896. Oct. Term.
R. WHEELER, J .- S April 2, 1897, and assignment.
New Milford. Short Cal.
R. WHEELER, J .- [ 1st Tuesday in April, 1897, New Milford, April Term.
PRENTICE, J .- [ May 28, 1897, and assignment. Win- chester. Short Calendar.
PRENTICE, J .- [ Ist Tuesday in June, 1897, Win- chester, June Terin.
MIDDLESEX COUNTY.
MIDDLETOWN TERMS. .
ELMER, J .- Sept. 18, 1896, and assignment. Sh. Cal. HALL, J .- Nov. 6, 1896, and assignment. Short Cal.
HALL, J .- 2d Tuesday in Nov. 1896. Nov. Session.
G. W. WHEELER, J .- Jan. 22, '97, and ass'nmt. Sh. Cal. G.W. WHEELER, J .- 4th Tues. in Jan. 1897. Jan. Ses. PRENTICE, J .- April 2, 1897, and assignment. Sh. Cal. ELMER, J .- 1st Tuesday in Dec. 1896. Criminal. THAYER, J .- 1st Tuesday in April, 1897. ¥
HADDAM TERMS.
ELMER, J .- 4th Tuesday in Sept. 1896. Sept. Term. PRENTICE, J .- 1st Tuesday in April, 1897. April Ses.
TOLLAND COUNTY.
THAYER, J .- Aug. 28, 1896, and ass'ment. Short Cal. THAYER, J .- 1st Tuesday in Sept. 1896. Sept. Term. ROBINSON, J .- Nov. 27, 1896, and assignment. Sh. Cal. ROBINSON, J .- 1st Tuesday in Dec. '96. Dec. Session. G. W. WHEELER, J .- April 9, '97, and ass'nmt. Sh. Cal. G.W. WHEELER, J .- 2d Tues. in April, '97. April Ses. R. WHEELER, J .- May 28, '97, and ass'nment. Sh. Cal. R. WHEELER, J. - 1st Tuesday in June, 1897. June Ses.
COURT OF COMMON PLEAS.
Meets in County house, 127 Allyn and 85 Trumbull sts., 1st Mondays in Sept., Nov., Jan., March and May. DAVID S. CALHOUN, Judge, till July 1, 1897. JOHN WALSH, Assistant Judge till April, '97. CHARLES E. FELLOWES, Clerk. Charles H. Adams, Messenger.
Created in 1869 for civil cases, to relieve the supe- rior court where values do not exceed $500; amended so as to have concurrent jurisdiction with the superior court in amounts from $500 to $1,000.
There is a court of common pleas in counties of Hartford, New Haven, Fairfield, New London and Litchfield.
CITY COURT OF HARTFORD.
Regular sessions every Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday and Saturday of the first week of each term, and every Monday and Saturday of the remaining weeks, and adjournments, in the room of the Board of Aldermen. THOMAS MCMANUS Recorder till April, 1897. JAMES J. QUINN, Clerk. WILLIAM J. MCCONVILLE, City Attorney. JOSEPH DAWSON, City Marshal. James T. Farrell, Messenger.
Was established in 1784 to try civil cases arising within the city limits, whenever one or both parties reside therein, and jurisdiction is unlimited as to amounts.
POLICE COURT.
Daily at 9 A. M. in Police Court Room, 44 Kinsley st. ALBERT C. BILL, Judge, till April, 1897.
ARTHUR PERKINS, Assistant Judge.
J. GILBERT CALHOUN, Prosecuting Attorney.
HARRISON B. FREEMAN, Jr. Special Pros. Attorney. J. LINCOLN FENN, Clerk.
Bennett H. Pepper, Messenger. Salary, $100.
Was established in 1852 ; jurisdiction in criminal cases, and final jurisdiction in all offenses where the penalty does not exceed a fine of $200, or six months' imprisonment, or both ; all other hearings are simply preliminary. Appeals are taken only to the superior court. Previously these cases were tried before the Justice of Peace.
JUDGES OF THE POLICE COURT OF HARTFORD.
1852-1854. . Eliphalet A. Bulkeley.
1855-1857
. Goodwin Collier.
1858
George S. Gilman.
1860
.George S. Gilman.
1862
George S. Gilman.
1868
Elisha Johnson.
1864-1865.
George S. Gilman.
1866
Samuel F. Jones.
1867-1870.
Monroe E. Merrill.
1871-1878.
Harrison B. Freeman.
1874-1876.
Monroe E. Merrill.
1877-1882.
Arthur F. Eggleston.
1888-1888.
William F. Henney.
1889-1892
William J. McConville.
1898-1894. Sylvester Barbour.
1895-
Albert C. Bill.
PROBATE COURT.
(District includes Towns of Hartford, Bloomfield, Glastonbury, Newington, Rocky Hill, West Hartford, Wethersfield and Windsor Locks.) Regular sessions, daily, except holidays, at 114 Pearl street, Halls of Record, from 9 A. M. to 5 P. M. HARRISON B. FREEMAN, Judge. ROBERT C. DICKENSON, Clerk.
ENUMERATION OF SCHOOL CHILDREN.
Districts. Oct.'91. Oct.'92. Oct.'93. Oct.'94. Oct. '95
First
2,309
2,842
2,852
2,818
2,480
South,.
8,485
8,672
8,758
8,880
4,292
Second North, 1,270
1,267
1,407
1,548
1,586
West Middle, 1,066
1,092
1,118
1,201
1,220
Arsenal, ..... 986
988
1,007
981
1,072
Washington, ..
498
500
509
487
655
Southwest, ..
45
56
58
48
45
Northeast, ...
504
559
546
578
600
Northwest, ..
197
226
289
248
268
Gravel Hill, ..
47
87
87
88
41
Total, ...... 10,407 10,789 11,021
11,262 12,159
There are 20 Schools and School Houses in Hartford; 178 School Rooms, 228 Teachers, with 9,546 Registered Scholars. In the High School there has been a regular increase of scholars from 180 in 1865 to 750 in 1895. The public evening school, 284 Asylum street, showed an average attendance during the 80 sessions in 1895 of 96 pupils. The total cost for schools during the past year was $259,586.68. Teachers' wages paid the past year, $167,587.88.
WESTERN NEW ENGLAND IRON, STEEL AND HARDWARE ASSOCIATION.
Lester L. Ensworth, Hartford, Pres't; S. S. Hunter, Bridgeport, V. Pres't; R. S. Woodruff, New Haven, Sec'y; C. C. Lewis, Springfield, Mass., Treas. Or- ganized Feb. 16, 1894. Meets second Friday each month at New Haven, beginning with February.
1859
Good win Collier.
1861
Elisha Johnson.
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ROLL OF THE SENATE.
Lieut. Gov. LORRIN A. COOKE, Hartford, President. Hon. JOHN H. FERRIS, Norwalk, President protem. ANDREW F. GATES, Hartford, Clerk.
Dist. 1, Hon. JOHN H. HALL, Hartford, d. 2, 66 ALEMBERT O. CROSBY, E. Glastonbury, r
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8. 4 CHARLES COFFEY, Granby, r.
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4, JOHN BIRGE, Bristol, r.
5. DANIEL F. WEBSTER, Waterbury, r.
6 JOHN W. MIX, Wallingford, r. JOHNSON D. DAYTON, Derby, r.
8 LYMAN H. JOHNSON, New Haven, r.
9. BENJAMIN H. LEE, New London, r.
10, WILLIAM H. PALMER, JR., Norwich, r.
11, WILLIAM F. GATES, Lebanon, r.
12, GEORGE E. LOUNSBURY, Ridgefield, r.
18, JOHN H. FERRIS, South Norwalk, r.
14, WILLIAM H. MARIGOLD, Bridgeport, r. 4 HENRY BERND, Danbury, r.
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16, RANDOLPH H. CHANDLER, Thompson, r.
= 17, CLARAMON HUNT, Sterling, r.
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18, GEORGE W. SMITH, New Hartford, r. DONALD T. WARNER, Salisbury, r.
20, HEMAN O. AVERILL, Washington, r.
21 CHARLES E. CHAPMAN, Westbrook, r. "
" 22, JOHN M. DOUGLAS, Middletown, r.
28, JAMES P. LITTLE, Columbia, r.
24, EDWARD E. FULLER, Tolland, r.
ROLL OF HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES. SAMUEL FESSENDEN, Stamford, Speaker.
HARTFORD COUNTY.
Hartford . Wm. H. Watrous, r. Robt. W. Barrett,d
Avon
Charles F. Froidevaux, r.
Berlin
. Willis H. Upson, r.
Bloomfield . George D. Gabb, d.
Bristol Geo. H. Hall, r. Chas. A. Reynolds, r.
Burlington Sereno Alderman, r.
Canton . Howard L. Sanborn, r.
East Granby ... George E. Bidwell, r.
East Hartford. .. C. W. Roberts, d. F. H: Mayberry, r. East Windsor. .. Geo. W. Miller, d. Samuel J. Allen, d.
Enfield .Geo. T. Finch, r. John Middleton, r. Farmington .. ... Chas. C. Georgia, r. John P. Lewis, d. Glastonbury. .. . D. W. Williams, r. Clin. S. Loveland, r Granby ... Jessie W. Ruick, r. Columbus Reed, r.
Hartland
. C. E. Osborn, d. John H. Wheeler, r.
Manchester. .. .. Wm. C. Cheney, r. F. H. Whiton, r.
Marlborough .. . . Hiram E. Hodge, d.
New Britain .... A. Turnbull, r. Wm. G. Kinlock, r.
Newington .. . Arlan P. Francis, r. Plainville Willis J. Hemingway, r.
Rocky Hill .
.Frank E. Holmes, 1.
Simsbury Ed. H. Brockett, r Sam. Whitehead, r.
Southington .. L. E. South worth, r. Chas. H. Clark, r. South Windsor .. Ransom M. Burnham, r. Suffield ... Philip Wadsworth, r. D. S. Fuller, r.
West Hartford .. Adolph C. Sternberg, r.
Wethersfield ... Elizur S. Goodrich, r. F. H. Robbins, r. Windsor ........ Chas. T. Welch, r. John A. DuBon, r. Windsor Locks. Charles W. Holbrook, d.
NEW HAVEN COUNTY.
New Haven .. . Henry G. Newton, r. Lewis Elliott, r. Waterbury . Geo. H. Cowell, r. Warren L. Hall, r.
Ansonia .. . R. H. Tucker, r. Erwin W. Webster, d Beacon Falls ... Emery L. Terrell d. Bethany .. . Harry F. Peck, r.
Branford.
Edwards D. Sheldon, r.
Cheshire .. . Jacob D. Walter, r. Silas E. Jeralds, r.
Derby. . S. E. Chaffee, r. H. Holton Wood, d.
East Haven ..... Charles W. Granniss, r. Guilford . Otis J. Range, r. Erastus Dudley, r. Hamden. . William F. Downer, r
Madison .. .Myron H Munger
.. .
Motto :- HE WHO TRANSPLANTED, STILL SUSTAINS.
State of Connecticut. Description of Capitol, see page 619-621.
The LEGISLATURE meets biennially at Hartford, on Wednesday after 1st Monday in January (odd years)-
Next State election will be for Members of Congress, State Officers, Senators, Representatives and Justices of the Peace, for two years, on the Tuesday after the 1st Monday in November, 1896.
For TOWN OFFICERS, annually, on the 1st Monday in October, excepting Hartford, Bridgeport and New Haven.
Connecticut State Officers, 1896.
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OFFICERS IN CAPITOL. SALARY. 0. VINCENT COFFIN, Middletown, Governor, $4,000 LORRIN A. COOKE, Riverton, Lieut. Governor, 500 CHARLES P. GRAHAM, Adjutant General, 1,200 WM. E. F. LANDERS, Assistant Adjutant General, 1,800 WALTER PEARCE, Hartford, Clerk. THERON C. SWAN, Hartford, Clerk. LORENZO D. CONVERSE, New London, Clerk.
WM. E. DISBROW, Bridgeport, Q. M. General,
1,200 LOUIS R. CHENEY, Ass't Q. M. General. MICHAEL J. WISE, Clerk.
JAMES H. JARMAN, Hartford, Paymaster General, 600 HENRY S. PECK, New Haven, Commissary Gen'l. GEO. AUSTIN BOWEN, Woodstock, Surgeon Gen'l.
LEONARD M. DAGGETT, N. Haven, Judge Advocate Gen. HERBERT L. CAMP, Middletown, FRED. C. JOHNSON, Ansonia,
WATSON J. MILLER, Shelton, HENRY W. WESSELLy, Litchfield,
FRANK D. HAINES, Executive Secretary,
1,200
FRANK D. ROOD, Hartford, Executive Clerk,
1,800
1,500
WILLIAM C. MOWRY, Secretary, ROBINSON S. HINMAN, Chief Clerk. RICHARD J. DWYER, Hartford, Clerk. WILLIAM CARUTHERS, Norwich, Clerk.
GEORGE W. HODGE, Treasurer, B. FRANK MARSH, Chief Clerk. GEORGE J. MERWIN, Windsor, Clerk. CHARLES F. SUMNER, Jr., Clerk.
1,500
BENJAMIN P. MEAD, Comptroller, 1,500 EMERSON W. MOORE, Talcottville, Chief Clerk. JOHN H. WADHAMS, Clerk.
HERBERT E. BENTON, School Fund Commis'er, 2,000 CARNOT O. SPENCER, Hartford, Chief Clerk. WILLIAM H. POND, Hartford, Clerk.
FREDERICK A. BETTS, Insurance Commissioner, 8,500 ARTHUR A. WILSON, Hartford, Actuary. THERON UPSON, Berlin, Chief Clerk. GEORGE I. ROGERS, Milford, Clerk. FREDERICK W. SKIFF, New Haven, Clerk.
SAMUEL B. HORNE, Winsted, Labor Commis'er, 8,000 WILLIAM W. IVES, Norwich, Clerk.
CHARLES J. HOADLY, Hartford, Librarian, 1,800 For State Institutions, Officers, etc., see pp. 619-688.
Aids-de-Camp to Governor.
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GEER'S HARTFORD CITY DIRECTORY.
Meriden Benj. Page, r. Jacob S. Morrill, r.
Middlebury .... Horatio N. Smith, d.
Milford ......
.. Geo. M. Gunn, d. Fred. L. Tibbals, r.
Naugatuck. .... W. H. McCarthy, d. F. M. Twitchell,d North Branford. Josiah James Linsly, r.
North Haven. .. Robert O. Eaton, r.
Orange. Elford C. Russell, r.
Oxford.
. George P. Sanford, r.
Prospect ..
... George L. Talmage, r.
Seymour.
Theodore B. Beach, r.
Southbury.
David M. Mitchell, r.
Wallingford .. .. Wm. H. Newton, r. Joel R. Hough, r.
Wolcott. Samuel M. Bailey, r.
Woodbridge .... Lewis Hitchcock, r.
NEW LONDON COUNTY.
New London ... . Fred. H. Parmelee, r. C. Royce Boss, r
Norwich.
. Gardiner Greene, Jr., r. J. M. Brewer, r
Bozralı ...
. Willard J. Way, d.
Colchester Wm. E. Harvey, r. Howard C. Brown,r
East Lyme. . George P. Hill, d.
Franklin
. Clayton H. Lathrop, r.
Griswold. .John Potter, d.
Groton.
. Chas. H. Smith, r. Judson F. Bailey, r.
Lebanon.
.Hobart McCall, r. Robert E Turner, r.
Charles A. Gray, d.
Ledyard.
Lisbon .
.James E. Roberts, r.
Lyme ..
Ros. P. LaPlace, r. J. Griffin Ely, d.
Montville
... George N. Wood, r.
No. Stonington .. Amasa M. Main, r. Geo. F. Coats, r.
Old Lyme ...... James F. Bugbee, d.
Preston
. Austin A. Chapman,d. Appleton Main,d
Salem.
. Alvah Morgan, d.
Sprague
... Thomas H. Allen, r.
Stonington ..... Jas. Pendleton, r. H. B. Noyes, Jr., r.
Voluntown . George W. Rouse, r.
Waterford William C. Saunders, r.
FAIRFIELD COUNTY.
Bridgeport Edward W. Marsh, r. Chas. Keller, r.
Danbury
E. C. Dempsey, d. Louis E. Orton, p.
Bethel
. Charles Bailey, r.
Brookfield.
... James Lee, d.
Darien. Charles W. Lounsbury, r.
Easton. Eber Gould, r.
Fairfield.
.M. B. Lacey, r. Conrad Buckingham,r
Greenwich
.John F. Close, r. Seaman Mead, r.
Huntington
... Gould A. Shelton, r.
Monroe . Elbert O. Hull, r.
New Canaan . .. Andrew F. Jones, r.
New Fairfield .. . Homer L. Wanzer, d. Newtown „P. Campbell, d. Sam. A. Blackman, d.
Norwalk . Edwin O. Keeler, r. R. H. Rowan, r.
Redding L. Wolsey Randle, r. H. P. Mansfield, r
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