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CABINET OFFICERS:
WILLIAM R. DAY, of the State of Ohio, SECRETARY OF STATE. Salary, $8,000
LYMAN J. GAGE, of the State of Illinois, SECRETARY OF THE TREASURY,. 8,000
RUSSELL A. ALGER, of the State of Michigan, SECRETARY OF WAR, 8,000
JOHN D. LONG, of the State of Massachusetts, SECRETARY OF THE NAVY,. 8,000
CORNELIUS N. BLISS, of the State of New York, SECRETARY OF THE INTERIOR, 8,000
CHARLES EMORY SMITH, of the State of Pennsylvania, POSTMASTER GENERAL,. 8,000
JOHN W. GRIGGS, of the State of New Jersey, ATTORNEY GENERAL, .. 8,000
JAMES WILSON, of the State of Iowa, SECRETARY OF AGRICULTURE,. 4 8,000
.. 1 Jan. 1899 Jan. 1899 Tuesday after 1st Monday, Nov. 1898
Minnesota, t May
11, 1858 David M. Clough. .
2 Jan. 1899 Jan. 1899 Tuesday after 1st Monday,
4 .Jan. 1901 Jan. 1901 1st Saturday . Nov. 1900
Missouri,t
March 8, 1845, Leslie M. Shaw, ... 2 Jan. 1900|.Jan.
1900 1st Saturday, ... . . Nov. 1898
Louisiana,t.
4 May, 1900 Mays 1898|Tuesday after 8d Monday, April, 1900
Maryland, "t ... Massachus'tts *+;Feb. April 28, 1788 Lloyd Lowndes .... 6, 1788 Roger Wolcott ..
4 Jan. 1900 Jan. 1900 1st Monday ..
2 Jan. 1899 Jan. 1899 Tuesday after 1st Monday, Nov. 1898
Nevada, I ..
21, 1789 Daniel L. Russell. .
Oklahoma Ter. # May Oregon,t. Feb.
2, 1890 Cassius M. Barnes,. 14, 1859 William P. Lord ..
Pennsylvania,"t Dec.
12, 1787 Daniel H. Hastings. 29, 1789 Elisha Dyer ....
1 May, 1899 May, 1899 1st Wednesday,. ... April,1899
2 Jan. 1899 Jan.§ 1899' Tuesday after 1st Monday, Nov. 1898
Vermont, t . March 4, 1791 Josiah Grout.
2 Oct. 1898 Oct. 1898 1st Tuesday,.
. Nov. 1898
Delaware, "t.
Georgia, * t.
Jan.
Kansas, T.
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FIFTY-FIFTH United States Congress.
A new Congress begins on the 4th of March, each alternate year-the odd-number year. By Act of Con- gress, the election of Congressmen throughout the coun- try (except Oregon, which is first Monday in June, even years), takes place on Tuesday after the 1st Monday in November, every even year. The regular sessions of Congress begin annually on the 1st Monday of December. The pay of a member of Congress, whether Senator or Representative is $5,000 per year with mileage at the rate of 20 cents per mile. Re- publicans unmarked; * Democrats; +Independents; [ People's Party; TSilver Party; § Populist. Sena- torial terms expire March &d of years as indicated.
SENATE. GARRET A. HOBART, New Jersey, President. Term Exp Senators. Home Post Office.
ALABAMA.
Selma.
1908. Edmund W. Pettus# Selma.
ARKANSAS.
1901.
James H. Berry,#.
Bentonville.
'1908. James K. Jones," Washington.
CALIFORNIA.
1899
Stephen M. White,"
Los Angeles.
1908.
George Clement Perkins,
. Oakland.
COLORADO.
1901.
Edward O. Wolcott,.
Denver.
1908.
Henry M. Teller,
Central City.
CONNECTICUT.
1899.
Joseph R. Hawley,
Hartford.
1908. Orville H. Platt,. Meriden. DELAWARE.
1899. George Gray,". Wilmington. .Dover.
1901.
Richard R. Kenney
FLORIDA.
Monticello.
1903. Stephen R. Mallory, . Pensacola.
GEORGIA.
1901.
Augustus O. Bacon,"
Macon.
1908. Alexander S. Clay, Marietta.
IDAHO.
1901.
George L. Shoup,.
.Boise.
1903. Henry Heitfeld,§.
Lewiston.
ILLINOIS.
1901.
Shelby M. Cullom,
. Springfield.
1908. William E. Mason, .Chicago.
INDIANA.
BOUTH CAROLINA.
1901.
B. R. Tillman,
Trenton.
1908.
John L. McLaurin,
. Marlboro Co.
SOUTH DAKOTA.
1901.
Richard F. Pettigrew ..
.Sioux Falls.
1903.
James H. Kyle,f.
.Aberdeen.
TENNESSEE.
1901. Lucien Baker, Leavenworth.
1899.
William B. Bate,#
Nashville.
1908.
William A. Harris,§
Linwood.
1901.
Thomas B. Turley,
Memphis.
1901. William Lindsay,"
Frankfort.
1908. William J. Deboe,. . Marion.
LOUISIANA.
UTAH.
1899.
Frank J. Cannon, ..
Ogden.
1908.
Joseph L. Rawlins,".
VERMONT.
1899.
Redfield Proctor, ..
. Proctor.
1908.
Justin S. Morrill, .
Strafford.
VIRGINIA.
1899.
John W. Daniel,".
. Lynchburg.
1908.
George L. Wellington
. Cumberland.
MASSACHUSETTS.
1899.
Henry Cabot Lodge, ..
Nahant.
1901.
George F. Hoar,. Worcester.
MICHIGAN.
1899.
Julius C. Burrows, ..
Kalamazoo
1901.
James McMillan ..
Detroit.
MINNESOTA.
1899.
Cushman K. Davis,
St. Paul.
1901.
Knute Nelson,.
Alexandria.
MISSISSIPPI.
1899.
Hernando De S. Money,*
. Carrollton.
Edward C. Walthall,".
Grenada.
MISSOURI.
1899.
Francis M. Cockrell,".
Warrensburg.
George G. Vest,*
Kansas City.
MONTANA.
1899.
Lee Mantle,
Butte.
1901.
Thomas H. Carter,.
Helena.
NEBRASKA.
1899.
William V. Allen,§.
Madison.
John M. Thurston, ..
Omaha
NEVADA-
1899.
William M. Stewart,
. Carson City.
John P. Jones,.
Gold Hill
1908.
NEW HAMPSHIRE.
1901.
Wm. E. Chandler.
. Concord.
1908. Jacob H. Gallinger, .. Concord.
NEW JERSEY.
1901.
1899
James Smith, Jr.,"
.Newark.
William J. Sewell,
Camden.
NEW YORK.
1899.
Edward Murphy, Jr.,
. Troy.
Thomas C. Platt,.
Owego.
1901.
Marion Butler,§.
.Elliot.
Jeter C. Pritchard,.
Marshall.
1908.
NORTH DAKOTA.
1899.
William N. Roach,".
Larimore.
1903.
Henry C. Hansbrough.
OHIO.
1898.
Marcus A. Hanna, .
.Cleveland.
Cincinnati.
1908.
Joseph B. Foraker, ..
OREGON.
1901.
George W. McBride,.
St. Helens-
PENNSYLVANIA.
1899.
Matthew S. Quay,
.Beaver.
1908.
Boies Penrose.
Philadelphia.
RHODE ISLAND.
1899.
Nelson W. Aldrich,.
Providence.
1901.
George P. Wetmore,.
.Newport.
David Turpie",.
Indianapolis.
1899. 1908. Charles W. Fairbanks,. . Indianapolis.
IOWA.
John H. Gear,. Burlington.
1901. 1908. William B. Allison, .. Dubuque.
KANSAS.
KENTUCKY.
TEXAS.
1899.
Roger Q. Mills,".
Corsicana.
1901.
Horace Chilton,".
Tyler.
Donelson Caffery,"
.Franklin.
MAINE.
1899. Eugene Hale, .. Ellsworth.
1901. William P. Frye, .. Lewiston.
MARYLAND.
1899. Arthur P. Gorman,#. . Laurel.
1901.
Thomas S. Martin,"
Scottsville.
WASHINGTON.
1899.
John L. Wilson,.
. Spokane.
1908.
George Turner,Il.
.Spokane.
Salt Lake City.
1901. 1908. Samuel D. McEnery, New Orleans.
.Devils' Lake.
1899. Samuel Pasco,#.
1908.
NORTH CAROLINA.
1901.
1901.
1908.
1901.
John T. Morgan,.
.
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WEST VIRGINIA.
1899. Charles J. Faulkner, *...... Martinsburg.
1901. Stephen B. Elkins, .... . Elkins.
WISCONSIN.
1899.
John L. Mitchell,#.
Milwaukee.
1903. John C. Spooner,. Madison.
WYOMING.
1899. Clarence D. Clark,. Evanston.
1901. Francis E. Warren,. . Cheyenne.
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES.
District. ALABAMA.
1. George W. Taylor." 6. John H. Bankhead.#.
2. Jesse F. Stallings .* 7. Milford W. Howard.§
8. Henry D. Clayton .* 8. Joseph Wheeler."
4. William F. Aldrich." 9. Oscar W. Underwood .* MARYLAND.
5. Willis Brewer .*
ARKANSAS.
1. PhilipD.McCulloch, Jr* 4. William L. Terry."
2. John S. Little." 5. Hugh A. Dinsmore."
3. Thomas C. McRae.# 6. Stephen Brundidge,Jr." CALIFORNIA.
1. John A. Barham. 5. Eugene F. Loud.
2. Marion De Vries."
6. Charles A. Barlow. Il
8. Samuel G. Hilborn.
7. Curtis H. Castle.§
4. James G. Maguire .*
COLORADO.
1. John F. Shafroth. 2. John C. Bell .*
CONNECTICUT.
. 1. E. Stevens Henry. 8. Charles A. Russell.
2. Nehemiah D. Sperry. 4. Ebenezer J. Hill.
DELAWARE. Levin I. Handy," at large. FLORIDA.
1. S. M. Sparkman .* 2. Robert W. Davis." GEORGIA.
1. Rufus E. Lester." 7. John W. Maddox.#
2. James M. Griggs .* 8. William M. Howard."
8. Elijah B. Lewis.# 9. Farish C. Tate.#
4. Wm. C. Adamson .* 10. William H. Fleming."
5. L. F. Livingston .* 11. William G. Brantley.
6. Charles L. Bartlett." IDAHO. James Gunn,§ at large. ILLINOIS.
1. James R. Mann. 12. Joseph G. Cannon.
2. William Lorimer.
18. Vespasian Warner.
3. Hugh R. Belknap. 14. Joseph V. Graff.
4. Daniel W. Mills. 15. Benjamin F. Marsh.
5. George E. White. 16. Wm. H. Hinrichsen .*
6. Henry S. Boutell. 17. James A. Connolly.
7. George E. Foss. 18. Thomas M. Jett.#
8. Albert J. Hopkins. 19. Andrew J. Hunter.#
9. Robert R. Hitt. 20. James R. Campbell.#
10. George W. Prince. 21. Jehu Baker.t
11. Walter Reeves. 22. George W. Smith.
INDIANA.
1. James A. Hemenway. 8. Charles L. Henry.
2. Robert W. Miers .*
9. Charles B. Landis.
8. William T. Zenor.# 10. Edgar D. Crumpacker.
4. Francis M. Griffith.#
11. George W. Steele.
12. James M. Robinson.
6. Henry U. Johnson.
18. Lemuel W. Royse.
7. Jesse Overstreet.
IOWA.
1. Samuel M. Clark. 7. John A. T. Hull.
2. George M. Curtis. 8. William P. Hepburn.
8. David B. Henderson. 9. A. L. Hager.
4. Thomas Updegraff. 10. Jonathan P. Dolliver.
5. Robert G. Cousins. 11. George D. Perkins.
6. John F. Lacey.
LOUISIANA.
1. Adolph Meyer." 4. Henry W. Ogden .*
2. Robert C. Davey." 5. Samuel T Baird .*
8. Robert F. Broussard." 6. Samuel M. Robertson .*
KANSAS.
1. Case Broderick. Jeremiah D. Botkin,§ at large.
2. Mason S. Peters.# 5. William D. Vincent.§
8. Edwin R. Ridgely.# 6. N. B. McCormick.§
4. Charles Curtis. 7. Jerry Simpson .*
KENTUCKY.
1. Charles K. Wheeler." 7. Evan E. Settle."
2. John D. Clardy .* 8. George M. Davison.
3. John S. Rhea* 9. Samuel J. Pugh.
4. David H. Smith." 10. T. Y. Fitzpatrick.#
5. Walter Evans. 11. David G. Colson.
6. Albert S. Berry.#
MAINE.
1. Thomas B. Reed. 8. Edwin C. Burleigh.
2. Nelson Dingley, Jr. 4. Charles A. Boutelle.
1. Isaac A. Barber. 4. William W. McIntire.
2. William B. Baker. 5. Sydney E. Mudd.
8. William S. Booze. 6. John McDonald.
MASSACHUSETTS.
1. Geo. P. Lawrence. 8. Samuel W. McCall.
2. Frederick H. Gillett. 9. John F. Fitzgerald."
8. Joseph H. Walker. 10. Samuel J. Barrows.
4. Geo. W. Weymouth.
11. Charles F. Sprague.
12. William C. Lovering.
6. William H. Moody.
18. John Simpkins
MICHIGAN.
1. John B. Corliss. 7. Horace G. Snover.
2. George Spalding. 8. Ferdinand Brucker."
8. Albert M. Todd." 9. Roswell P. Bishop.
4. Edw'd L. R. Hamilton. 10. Rousseau O. Crump.
5. William A. Smith. 11. William S. Mesick.
6. Samuel W. Smith. 12. Carlos D. Shelden.
MINNESOTA.
1. James A. Tawney. 5. Loren Fletcher.
2. James T. McCleary. 6. Page Morris.
8. Joel P. Heatwole. 7. Frank M. Eddy.
4. Frederick C. Stevens.
MISSISSIPPI.
1. John M. Allen." 5. John S. Williams."
2. Will V. A. Sullivan."
6. William F. Love." 8. Thomas C. Catchings." 7. Patrick Henry." 4. Andrew F. Fox."
MISSOURI.
1. James T. Lloyd." 9. Champ Clark .*
2. Robert N. Bodine." 10. Richard Bartholdt.
8. AlexanderM.Dockery.#11. Charles F. Joy.
4. Charles F. Cochrane.# 12. Charles E. Pearce.
5. William S. Cowherd." 18. Edward Robb." 6. David A. DeArmond." 14. Willard D. Vandiver .*
7. James Cooney .* 15. Mæcenas E. Benton."
8. Richard P. Bland." MONTANA. Charles S. Hartman, at large. NEBRASKA.
1. Jesse B. Strode. 4. William L. Stark.#
2. David H. Mercer. 5. R. D. Southerland."
8. Samuel Maxwell.# 6. William L. Greene.§ NEVADA. Francis G. Newlands, at large. T NEW HAMPSHIRE.
1. Cyrus A. Sulloway. 2. Frank G. Clark. NEW JERSEY.
'1. Henry C. Loudenslager. 5. James F. Stewart.
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.f 6. Charles H. Martin.§
2. George H. White. 7. A. C. Shuford.§
8. John E. Fowler.§ 8. Romulus Z. Linney.
4. W. F. Strowd.§
5. William W. Kitchin.#
9. Richmond Pearson .*
1
5. George W. Faris.
5. William S. Knox.
7. William E. Barrett.
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NEW YORK.
1. Joseph McC. Belford.
2. Denis M. Hurley.
8. Edmund H. Driggs."
4. Israel F. Fischer.
5. Charles G. Bennett. 22. Lucius N. Littauer.
6. James R. Howe. 28. Wallace T. Foote, Jr.
7. John H. G. Vehslage." 24. Charles A. Chickering. 8. John M. Mitchell.
9. Thomas J. Bradley."
26. George W. Ray.
27. James J. Belden.
28. Sereno E. Payne.
12. George B. McClellan." 29. Charles W. Gillet.
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. William L. Ward. 88. DeAlva S. Alexander.
17. Benj. B. O'Dell, Jr. 84. Warren B. Hooker.
NORTH DAKOTA. Martin N. Johnson, at large. OHIO.
1. William B. Shattuc. 12. John J. Lentz.#
2. Jacob H. Brom well. 18. James A. Norton."
8. John L. Brenner.#
14. Winfield S. Kerr.
4. George A. Marshall.# 15. Henry C. Van Voorhis.
5. David Meekison." 16. Lorenzo Danford.
6. Seth W. Brown. 17. John A. McDowell.
7. Walter L. Weaver. 18. Robert W. Tayler.
8. Archibald Lybrand.
19. Stephen A. Northway.
9. James H. Southard.
20. Clifton B. Beach.
10. Lucien J. Fenton.
21. Theodore E. Burton.
11. Charles H. Grosvenor. OREGON.
1. Thomas H. Tongue. 2. William R. Ellis. PENNSYLVANIA. Galusha A. Grow; S. A. Davenport, at large.
1. Henry H. Bingham.
15. James H. Codding.
2. Robert Adams, Jr. 16. Horace B. Packer.
8. William McAleer.# 17. Monroe H. Kulp.
4. James R. Young. 18. Thaddeus M. Mahon.
5. Alfred C. Harmer.
19. George J. Benner."
7. Irving P. Wanger.
21. Edward E. Robbins.
9. Daniel Ermentrout.#
28. William A. Stone.
10. Marriott Brosius.
24. Ernest F. Acheson.
11. William Connell.
25. Joseph B. Showalter.
12. Morgan B. Williams. 26. John C. Sturtevant.
18. Charles N. Brumm. 27. Charles W. Stone.
14. Marlin E. Olmsted. 28. William C. Arnold.
RHODE ISLAND.
1. Melville Bull. 2. Adin B. Capron.
SOUTH CAROLINA.
1. William Elliott."
5. Thomas J. Strait .*
2. W. Jasper Talbert."
6. James Norton.#
8. Asbury C. Latimer."
7. J. William Stokes."
4. Stanyarne Wilson.#
SOUTH DAKOTA.
Freeman Knowless; John E. Kelley,|| at large.
TENNESSEE.
1. Walter P. Brownlow. 6. John W. Gaines."
2. Henry R. Gibson.
7. Nicholas N. Cox.#
8. John A. Moon." 8. Thetus W. Sims.#
4. Benton McMillin." 9. Rice A. Pierce."
5. James D. Richardson." 10. E. W. Carmack."
TEXAS.
1. Thomas H. Ball .* 8. Sam'l W. T. Lanham."
2. Sam B. Cooper .*
9. Joseph D. Sayers.#
8. R. C. DeGraffenried." 10. R. B. Hawley.
4. John W. Cranford.# 11. Rudolph Kleberg .*
5. Joseph W. Bailey."
12. James L. Slayden .*
18. John H. Stephens .*
7. Robert L. Henry."
UTAH.
William H. King," at large.
VERMONT.
1. H. Henry Powers.
2. William W. Grout
VIRGINIA.
1. William A. Jones.# 6. Peter J. Otey."
2. William A. Young." 7. James Hay."
8. . John Lamb." 8. John F. Rixey.#
4. Sydney P. Epes .* 9. James A. Walker.
5. Claude A. Swanson." 10. Jacob Yost.
WASHINGTON. James H. Lewis,# William C. Jones, at large.
WEST VIRGINIA. 1. Blackburn B. Dovener. 8. Charles P. Dorr. 2. Alston G. Dayton. 4. Warren Miller.
WISCONSIN.
1. Henry A. Cooper. 6. James H. Davidson.
2. Edward Sauerhering. 7. Michael Griffin.
8. Joseph W. Babcock. 8. Edward S. Minor.
4. Theobold Otjen. 9. Alexander Stewart.
5. Samuel S. Barney. 10. John J. Jenkins.
WYOMING. John E. Osborne, at large.
TERRITORIAL DELEGATES. ARIZONA. Marcus A. Smith," Tucson. NEW MEXICO.
H. B. Fergusson," Albuquerque. OKLAHOMA. James Y. Callahan.§
SENATE .- 48 Republicans; 88 Democrats; 3 Popa- lists; 2 Independent; 1 Peoples. Total, 90. HOUSE .- 215 Republican; 138 Democrats; 12 Popu- lists; 1 Independent; 2 Peoples. Total, 854.
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.
John M. Harlan, Ky., 1888, by Hayes, in 1877.
Horace Gray, Mass., 1828, by Arthur, in 188L
David J. Brewer, Kan., 1887, by Harrison, in 1869. Henry B. Brown, Mich., 1836, by Harrison, in 1890.
George Shiras, Jr., Pa., 1882, by Harrison, in 181 Edward D. White, La., 1845, by Cleveland, in 1894. Rufus W. Peckham, N.Y., 1888, by Cleveland, in 182%. Joseph McKenna, Cal., 1848, by Mckinley, in 1896.
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., u
1882
LeBarron B. Colt, R. L, .
1864
E. Henry Lacombe, N. Y., 1888.
Henry C. Cadwell, Ark., . 1890.
Marcus W. Acheson, Pa ... 1891.
William L. Putnam, Me.,. 1892
Nathaniel Shipman, Conn.,. 1802
George M. Dallas, Pa., 1802
Nathan Goff, West Va.,. 1892.
Andrew P. McCormick, Texas, ... 1802
William H. Taft, Ohio, ... 1881.
William A. Woods, Ind.,. .
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1801.
18. John H. Ketcham.
19. Aaron V. S. Cochrane.
20. George N. Southwick.
21. David F. Wilbur.
25. James S. Sherman.
10. Amos J. Cummings." 11. William Sulzer."
8. Wm. S. Kirkpatrick.
22. John Dalzell.
6. Thomas S. Butler.
20. Josiah D. Hicks.
6. Robert E. Burke."
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Walter H. Sanborn, Minn., .. . Appointed in 1892.
William B. Gilbert, Oregon,. 1892.
Charles H. Simonton, S. C.,. 1893.
Horace H. Lurton, Tenn., .. 1898.
James G. Jenkins, Wis., 1898.
John W. Showalter, 1895.
Amos M. Thayer, 1695.
Erskine M. Ross,
1895.
U. S. CIRCUIT & DISTRICT COURTS IN CONN. 65 State street, in Post Office building.
Circuit .- Hartford, 2d Tuesday in October ; 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 & 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 - Daniel Lake, New London; James T. Farrell, Hartford; Stephen B. Hayes, Bridgeport.
Extradition Commissioner-E. E. Marvin.
Commissioner of U. S. Circuit Court in Hartford- E. E. Marvin.
SUPREME COURT OF ERRORS, CONNECTICUT.
Chief Justice-CHARLES B. ANDREWS, Litchfield, May 27, 1906. Salary, $4,500. ASSOCIATE JUDGES. DAVID TORRANCE, Birmingham, till Feb. 9, 1906. 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 Referee-DWIGHT LOOMIS, Hartford. Salary, $2,000.
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 COUNTIES, 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 & 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, 1905. SAMUEL O. PRENTICE, Hartford, till July 1, 1905. JOHN M. THAYER, Norwich, till July, 1905. SILAS A. ROBINSON, Middletown, till Feb. 11, 1905. 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. G. A. CONANT, Clerk. | J. LINCOLN FENN, Ass't Clerk. J. W. Wolven, Messenger.
ALLOTMENT OF JUDGES, AND COURT TERMS; FOR THE YEAR, BEGINNING JULY 1st, 1898. HARTFORD COUNTY.
PRENTICE, J .- Oct. 7,'89, and assignment. Short Cal.
PRENTICE, J .- 2d Tuesday in Oct. '98. Oct. Term. THAYER, J .- Dec. 80, '98, and ass'nm't. Short Cal.
THAYER, J .- 1st Tuesday in Jan. 1899. Jan. Session. G.W. WHEELER, J .- Mar.81, 1899, and as'm't. Short Cal. G.W.WHEELER,J .- 1st Tuesday in April, 1899. Session. Criminal. PRENTICE, J .- 2d Tuesday in Sept. 1898. SHUMWAY, J .- 1st Tuesday in Dec. 1898. ROBINSON, J .- 1st Tuesday in March, 1899. RORABACK, J .- 1st Tuesday in June, 1899.
NEW HAVEN COUNTY.
RORABACK, J .- Sept. 23, '98, and ass'nm't. Short Cal. RORABACK, J .- 4th Tuesday in Sept. '98. Sept. Term. SHUMWAY, J .- Dec. 30, '98, and ass'nm't. Short Cal. SHUMWAY, J .- 1st Tuesday in Jan. '99. Session.
Session. Criminal.
PRENTICE, J .- Jan. 6, 1899, and ass'nm't. Short Cal. Spec. Ses. PRENTICE, J .- 2d Tuesday in Jan. 1899. ROBINSON, J .- Mar. 81, 1899, and ass'nm't. Short Cal. ROBINSON, J .- 1st Tuesday in April, 1899. RORABACK, J .- 1st Tuesday in July. 1898. THAYER, J .- 1st Tuesday in Oct. 1898.
WHEELER, J .- 1st Tuesday in Jan. 1899. SHUMWAY, J .- 1st Tuesday in April, 1899.
WATERBURY TERMS.
SHUMWAY, J .- Oct. 14, 1898, and ass'nm't. Short Cal. SHUMWAY, J .- 8d Tuesday in Oct. '98. Oct. Term. ROBABACK, J .- Feb. 17, '99, and assignm't. Short Cal. RORABACK, J .- 8d Tuesday in Feb. '99. Feb. Term. THAYER, J .- June 16, 1899, and ass'nm't. Short Cal.
THATER, J .- 8d Tues. in June, '99. June Term. RORABACK, J .- Apr. 28,'99, civil & ass'mt. Short Cal. RORABACK, J .- 1st Tuesday in May, '99. May Term.
NEW LONDON COUNTY. NEW LONDON TERMS.
ROBINSON, J .- Sept. 16, 1898, and ass'nm't. Sh. Cal. ROBINSON, J .- 8d Tuesday in Sept. 1898. . Sept. Term. ROBINSON, J .- Feb. 10, '99, and ass'nm't. Short Cal. ROBINSON, J .- 2d Tues. in Feb. '99. Civ. & Crim. Term. ROBINSON, J .- 1st Tuesday in Sept. 1898. Criminal.
NORWICH TERMS.
G. W. WHEELER, J .- Oct. 28, '98, and ass'nm't. S. Cal. THAYER, J .- 1st Tuesday in Nov. '98. Nov. Session. ELMER. J .- May 19, 1899, and assignment. Short Cal. ELMER, J .- 4th Tuesday in May, 1899. May Session. RORABACK, J .- 1st Tuesday in Jan. 1899. Criminal. ELMER, J .- 1st Tuesday in May, 1899.
FAIRFIELD COUNTY. DANBURY TERMS.
ELMER, J .- Sept. 16, 1898, and assignment. Sh. Cal. ELMER. J .- 8d Tuesday in Sept. 1898. Sept. Term. ROBINSON, J .- Jan. 13, 1899, and ass'nm't. Short Cal. ROBINSON, J .- 8d Tuesday in Jan. 1899. Jan. Session. ELMER, J .- 8d Tuesday in Oct. 1898. Criminal. THAYER, J .- 2d Tuesday in May, 1899.
BRIDGEPORT TERMS.
G. W. WHEELER, J .- Oct. 7, '98, and ass'nm't. Sh. Cal. G. W. WHEELER, J .- 2d Tuesday in Oct. 1898. Session. ELMER, J .- Dec. 80, 1898, and assignment. Sh. Cal. ELMER, J .- 1st Tuesday in Jan. 1899. Jan. Ses. R. WHEELER, J .- Mar. 81, '99, and ass'nm't. Short Cal. R. WHEELER, J .- 1st Tues. in April, 1899. Apr. Session. THAYER, J .- 2d Tuesday in Sept. '98. Criminal. G. W. WHEELER, J .- 3d Tuesday in Feb. 1899.
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GEER'S HARTFORD CITY DIRECTORY.
WINDHAM COUNTY. PUTNAM TERMS.
R. WHEELER, J .- Sept. 2, '98, and ass'nm't. Sh. Cal. R. WHEELER, J .- 1st Tuesday in Sept. 1898, Civil and Criminal Term.
R. WHEELER, J .- March 8, '98, and ass'm'nt. Sh. Cal. R. WHEELER, J .- 1st Tuesday in March, 1899 .. Civil and Criminal Term.
WINDHAM TERMS.
ROBINSON, J .- Oct. 14, 1898, and assignment. Sh. Cal. ROBINSON, J .- 8d Tues. in Oct. '98. Civ. & Crim. Term. SHUMWAY, J .- April 28,'99, and assignm't. Short Cal. SHUMWAY, J .- 1st Tues. in May, '99. Civ.& Crim. Term.
LITCHFIELD COUNTY.
R. WHEELER, J .- Sept. 80,'98, and assignment. Sh. Cal. R. WHEELER, J .- 1st Tues. in Oct. 98. Civ.&Crim. Term.
BORABACK, - § March 81, 1899, and assignment.
New Milford. Short Cal.
RORABACK, J .-
1st Tuesday in April, 1899, Civil and Criminal Term.
SHUMWAY, J .- 3 June 2, 1899, and assignment. Win- chester. Short Calendar.
Ist Tuesday in June, 1899, Win-
SHUMWAY, J .- chester, Civil & Criminal Term.
MIDDLESEX COUNTY. MIDDLETOWN TERMS.
SHUMWAY, J .- Sept. 23, '98, and assum't. Short Cal. SHUMWAY, J. - 4th Tues.in Sept.'98. Civ.&Crim. Term. ROBINSON, J .- Nov. 4, 1898, and ass'nm't. Short Cal. ROBINSON, J .- 2d Tuesday in Nov. 1898. Session. G.W. WHEELER, J .- Jan.20,'99, and assum't. Short Cal. G W. WHEELER, J .- 4th Tues. in Jan.'99. Jan. Session. PRENTICE, J .- April 7, '99, and ass'nm't. Short Cal. PRENTICE, J .- 2d Tuesday in April, 1899. Apr. Session. ELMER, J .- 1st Tuesday in Dec. 1898. Criminal. THAYER, J .- 1st Tuesday in April, 1899.
TOLLAND COUNTY.
R. WHEELER, J .- Sept. 2, '98, and ass'ment. Short Cal. G.W.WHEELER, J .- 1stTu. in Sept.'98. Civ. & Cr. Term. R. WHEELER, J .- Dec. 2, '98, and assignment. Sh. Cal. R. WHEELER, J .- 1st Tues. in Dec.'98. Civ.&Cr. Term. ELMER, J .- April 7, 1899, and assignment. Short Cal. ELMER, J .- 2d Tues. in April, '99. Civil & Crim. Term. PRENTICE, J .- June 2, 1899, and assignment. Sh. Cal. PRENTICE, J. - 1st Tues. in June,'99. Civ.& Crim. Term.
COURT OF COMMON PLEAS.
Meets in County house, 127 Allyn and 85 Trumbull sts., 1st Mondays in Sept., Nov., Jan .. March and May. WILLIAM S. CASE, Judge. till July 1, 1901.
EPAPHRODITUS PECK, Associate Judge till April, 1901.
CHARLES E. FELLOWES, Clerk. EDWIN J. HALE, 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. All other sessions on days specially designated by the court.
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