2nd Utah State Legislature

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The 2nd Utah State Legislature was elected Tuesday, November 3, 1896 and convened on Monday, January 11, 1897.

Contents

[edit] Dates of sessions

[edit] Utah Senate

Main article: Utah Senate

[edit] Make-up

Affiliation Members
  Democratic Party 17
  Populist Party 1
  Republican Party 0
 Total
18
 Government Majority
16

[edit] Members

Further information: List of Utah State Legislatures
Name Party District
Allred, John F. 9
Caine, John T. [1] Democrat 6
Cannon, Martha H. Democrat 6
Chambers, Robert C. 5
Evans, Abel J. 7
Harbour, Benjamin A. 6
Hamer, Daniel 4
Johnson, M. E. 12
Monson, Joseph 2
Nebeker, Aquila 3
Nebeker, William G. 1
Rideout, David O. 6
Robison, Joseph V. 8
Shurtliff, Lewis W. 4
Abraham O. Smoot 7
Snow, Edward H. 11
Whitaker, George A. 6
Wright, Isaac K. 10

[edit] Utah House of Representatives

[edit] Make-up

Affiliation Members
  Democratic Party 39
  Populist Party 3
  Republican Party 3
 Total
45
 Government Majority
33

[edit] Members

Further information: List of Utah State Legislatures
Name Party District
Anderson, Sarah E. Democrat 4
Bennion, Heber Democrat 8
Callis, Charles A. 9
Cook, David S. 3
Cook, Samuel N. 1
Creer, W. O. 11
Dotson, William L. H. 20
Dresser, Norman B. 7
Duffin, James G. 25
Forshee, James E. 21
Gibson, William 12
Greenwood, Barnard H. 18
Hansen, Andrew J. 23
Hardy, Aaron 14
Hopkin, John 5
Kenner, Scipio A. 8
Kimball, Joseph 2
Kimball, Oliver G. 15
LaBarthe, Eurithe K. Democrat 8
Lemmon, Hyrum 11
Lund, Louis P. 11
Mangan, Daniel 8
Martin, V. P. 27
Maxfield, Hiett E. 22
McKay, Angus 4
Murdock, Joseph R. 10
O'Brien, William H. 4
Oveson, L. P. 16
Parry, John 24
Perkins, John N. 4
Price, Moroni 2
Ray, William A. 19
Robinson, Joseph E. 26
Romney, George 8
Roylance, William M. 11
Shephard, Richard B. 8
Sloan, Robert W. 8
Sorensen, Andrew P. 17
Sorenson, Neils C. 14
Stewart, Hyrum 6
Taylor, Joseph E. 8
Thomson, James 8
Thoresen, Ingwald C. 2
Wheeler, Claude V. 13
Wilson, Everett W. 8

[edit] References

  1. ^ John T. Caine, Biographical Directory of the United States Congress