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THE SENATE.

CHARLES W. FAIRBANKS, of Indiana,

Vice-President and President of the Senate... .$12,000 CHARLES G. BENNETT, of New York, Secretary.

Name

Salary of each Senator, $7,500.
Republicans, 60; Democrats, 31; vacant, 1.

Party.

Alabama.
Home P. O.

5,000

Present

Service Began. Term Ends. 1John F. Bankhead..... Democrat..... Fayette June 17, 1907...March 3, 1913 2Joseph F. Johnston.... Democrat..... Birmingham .....August 6, 1907...March 3, 1909 Arkansas.

James P. Clarke........ Democrat..... Little Rock.. March
Jefferson Davis
Democrat..... Little Rock...... March
California.

George C. Perkins...... Republican... Oakland
Frank P. Flint...

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July

.. Republican... Los Angeles......March
Colorado.

Henry M. Teller.. ..... Democrat..... Central City.
Simon Guggenheim .....Republican... Denver

Connecticut.

March
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March

Morgan G. Bulkeley.... Republican... Hartford
Frank B. Brandegee....Republican... New London...... May
Delaware.

Henry A. Du Pont...... Republican... Wilmington
Harry A. Richardson... Republican... Dover

Stephen R. Mallory. Democrat...
James P. Taliaferro..... Democrat...

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William B. Allison...... Republican... Dubuque
Jonathan P. Dolliver.... Republican... Fort Dodge
Kansas.
Chester I. Long.
Republican... Medicine Lodge... March
Charles Curtis ....... Republican... Topeka

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1Elected to fill vacancy caused by the death of John T. Morgan (D.). 2 Elected to fill vacancy caused by the death of Edmund W. Pettus (D.) and for the succeeding full term ending March 3, 1916. Appointed to fill vacancy caused by the death of Arthur P. Gorman (D.).

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Missouri.

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William J. Stone....... Democrat..... Jefferson City....March

4, 1903...March 3, 1909

William Warner .......Republican... Kansas City. ....March 18, 1905...March 3, 1911
Montana.

Thomas H. Carter......Republican... Helena
Joseph M. Dixon........Republican... Missoula

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Jacob H. Gallinger..... Republican... Concord
Henry E. Burnham.....Republican..,1 Manchester
New Jersey.
.Republican... Elizabeth
Republican... Trenton
New York.
Republican... Tioga
Republican... New York
North Carolina.

Thomas C. Platt.
Chauncey M. Depew.

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F. M. Simmons..

Lee S. Overman..

Democrat..... Raleigh

Democrat.... Salisbury

North Dakota.

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Henry C. Hansbrough... Republican... Devil's Lake.....March
Porter J. McCumber.... Republican... Wahpeton

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4Robert L. Owen..

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Joseph B. Foraker..... .Republican... Cincinnati
Charles Dick
Republican... Akron
Oklahoma.
Democrat..... Muskogee.
4Thomas P. Gore........ Democrat..... Lawton..

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Alfred B. Kittredge.....Republican... Sioux Falls.......July
Tennessee.

James B. Frazier......Democrat..... Chattanooga
Robert L. Taylor.......Democrat.. Nashville
Texas.

Charles A. Culberson... Democrat.....Dallas
Joseph W. Bailey....... Democrat..... Gainesville
Utah.

Reed Smoot
.Republican... Provo City
George Sutherland....... .Republican... Salt Lake City.
Vermont.

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Nov.

Redfield Proctor ........Republican... Proctor
William P. Dillingham..Republican... Waterbury ......Oct.

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Appointed by Governor November 16; elected by Legislature December 10. Elected to fill vacancy caused by the death of William B. Bate (D.).

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HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES.
Joseph G. Cannon (R), Illinois, Speaker, $12,000.
Alexander McDowell (R.), Pennsylvania, Clerk, $5,000.
Salary of each Representative, Delegate and Resident Commissioner, $7,500.
Republicans, 222; Democrats, 167; Vacant, 2; total, 391.
Alabama.

1. George W. Taylor (D.)..Demopolis.
2. Ariosto A. Wiley (D.).... Montgomery.
3. Henry D. Clayton (D.)..Eufala.
4. William B. Craig (D.)... Selma.
5. J. Thomas Heflin (D.)..Lafayette.
6. R. P. Hobson (D.)... . Greensboro.
7. John L. B. Burnett (D.) Gadsden,
8. Wm. Richardson (D.)..Huntsville.
9. O. W. Underwood (D.).. Birmingham.

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4. Wm. B. Cravens (D.)...Fort Smith.
5. Charles C. Reid (D.)...Morrillton,
6. J. T. Robinson (D.)..... Lonoke.
7. R. Minor Wallace (D.)..Magnolia.
California.

1. W. F. Englebright (R.).. Nevada City.
2. D. E. McKinlay (R.)..........Santa Rosa.
3. Jos. R. Knowland (R.).. Alameda.
4. Julius Kahn (R.). ...San Francisco
5. E. A. Hayes (R.).......San Jose.
6. J. C. Needham (R.)..... Modesto.
7. James McLachlan (R.).. Pasadena.
8. S. C. Smith (R.)... ..Bakersfield.
Colorado.

At Large-Geo.W.Cook (R.). Denver.
1. R. W. Bonynge (R.).....Denver.
2. W. A. Haggott (R.). .....Idaho Springs.

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1. S. M. Sparkman (D.)....Tampa.
2. Frank Clark (D.). ......Gainesville.
3. Wm. B. Lamar (D.)..... Monticello.
Georgia.

1. C. G. Edwards (D.).... Savannah.
2. James M. Griggs (D.)...Dawson.
3. Elijah B. Lewis (D.).... Montezuma.
4. Wm. C. Adamson (D.)... Carrollton.
5. L. F. Livingston (D.)...Covington.
6. Chas. L. Bartlett (D.).. Macon.
7. Gordon Lee (D.).. ....Chickamauga.
8. Wm. M. Howard (D.)...Lexington,
9. Thomas M. Bell (D.)....Gainesville.

10. T. W. Hardwick (D.)...Sandersville. 11. Wm. G. Brantley (D.).. Brunswick. Idaho.

At Large-Burton L. French

(R.)

Illinois.

Moscow.

1. M. B. Madden (R.)...... Chicago. 2. James R. Mann (R.).... Chicago. 3. Wm. W. Wilson (R.).... Chicago. 4. J. T. McDermott (D.)... Chicago. 5. A. J. Sabath (D.). ... Chicago. 6. William Lorimer (R.)... Chicago. 7. Philip Knopf (R.).. .. Chicago. 8. Charles McGavin (R.)... Chicago. 9. Henry S. Boutell (R.)... Chicago. 10. George E. Foss (R.)..... Chicago. 11. H. M. Snapp (R.) ....Joliet, 12. Chas. E. Fuller (R.).... Belvidere. 13. Frank O. Lowden (R.)... Oregon. 14. James McKinney (R.)... Aledo. 15. George W. Prince (R.)... Galesburg. 16. Joseph V. Graff (R.).... Peoria. 17. J. A. Sterling (R.)..... Bloomington. 18. J. G. Cannon (R.)...... Danville. 19. W. B. McKinley (R.).... Champaign. 20. H. T. Rainey (D.)...... Carrollton. 21. B. F. Caldwell (D.)..... Chatham. 22. W. A.

Rodenberg (R.)..East St. Louis. 23. Martin D. Foster (D.)...Olney. 24. P. T. Chapman (R.)....Vienna. 25. 2

Indiana.

1. John H. Foster (R.)..

Evansville.

2. John C. Chaney (R.).... Sullivan.
8. William E. Cox (D.)....Jasper.

4. Lincoln Dixon (D.)......North Vernon.

5. Elias S. Holliday (R.)... Brazil.

6. James E. Watson (R.)...Rushville.

7. Jesse Overstreet (R.)....Indianapolis.

8. J. A. M. Adair (D.). Portland. 9. Chas. B. Landis (R.)... Delphi. 10. E. D. Crumpacker (R.). Valparaiso. 11. Geo. W. Rauch (D.).... .Marion. 12. C. C. Gilhams (R.)..... La Grange. 13. Abraham L. Brick (R.). South Bend.

Iowa.

1. C. A. Kennedy (R.)..... Montrose.
2. A. F. Dawson (R.). . Preston.
3. B. P. Birdsall (R.). ... Clarion.
4. Gilbert N. Haugen (R.). Northwood.
5. Robert G. Cousins (R.). Tipton.
6. D. W. Hamilton (D.)....Sigourney.
7. John A. T. Hull (R.)... Des Moines.
8. Wm. P. Hepburn (R.)... Clarinda.

9. Walter I. Smith (R.)....Council Bluffs.
10. James P. Conner (R.)... Denison.
11. E. H. Hubbard (R.)..... Sioux City.

To fill vacancy caused by resignation of J. C. Spooner (R.). 2 Vacancy caused by death of Geo. W. Smith (R.).

THE HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES, SIXTIETH CONGRESS.

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3. P. P. Campbell (R.)..... Pittsburg. 4. James M. Miller (R.)....Council Grove. 5. W. A. Calderhead (R.).. Marysville. 6. Wm. A. Reeder (R.).... Logan. 7. Edmond H. Madison (R.) Dodge City. 8. Victor Murdock (R.).... Wichita. Kentucky.

1. Ollie M. James (D.).....Marion. 2. A. O. Stanley (D.)....... Henderson. 3. A. D. James (R.).. .... Penrod. 4. Benj. Johnson (D.)......Bardstown. 5. Swagar Sherley (D.)....Louisville, 6. J. L. Rhinock (D.). Covington. 7. W. Preston Kimball (D.). Lexington. 8. Harvey Helm (D.).. Stanford. 9. J. B. Bennett (R.)... Greenup. 10. J. W. Langley (R.)... .Spurlock. 11. D. C. Edwards (R.).....London.

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4. John Gill, Jr. (D.)... Baltimore. 5. Sydney E. Mudd (R.)... La Plata. 6. George A. Pearre (R.).. Cumberland. Massachusetts.

1. Geo. P. Lawrence (R.).. North Adams. 2. Fredk, H. Gillett (R.).. Springfield. 3. C. G. Washburn (R.)... Worcester. 4. Chas. Q. Tirrell (R.).... Natick. 5. Butler Ames (R.).

Lowell.

6. A. P. Gardner (R.)..... Hamilton, 7. Ernest W. Roberts (R.). Chelsea. 8. Saml. W. McCall (R.).. Winchester. 9. J. A. Keliher (D.)...... Boston. 10. J. F. O'Connell (D.).... Boston. 11. A. J. Peters (D.)....... Boston. 12. John W. Weeks (R.)....Newton. 13. Wm. S. Greene (R.).... Fall River, 14. Wm. C. Lovering (R.)... Taunton. Michigan.

1. Edwin Denby (R.)...... Detroit. 2. C. E. Townsend (R.).... Jackson. 3. Wash'n Gardner (R.)... Albion. 4. Edw. L. Hamilton (R.). Niles. 5. 2Gerrit J. Diekema (R.). Holland. 6. Samuel W. Smith (R.)..Pontiac. 7. Henry McMoran (R.)... Port Huron, 8. Jos. W. Fordney (R.)... Saginaw. 9. Jas. C. McLaughlin (R.) Muskegon. 10. George A. Loud (R.).... Oscoda, 11. A. B. Darragh (R.).... St. Louis. 12. H. O. Young (R.)... Ishpeming. Minnesota.

1. Jas. A. Tawney (R.)..... Winona, 2. W. S. Hammond (D.)... St. James. 3. C. R. Davis (R.)..... . St. Peter.

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4. Fred O. Stevens (R.)....St. Paul.
5. F. M. Nye (R.). .....Minneapolis.
6. C. A. Lindbergh (R.)....Little Falls.
7. A. J. Volstead (R.)..... Granite Falls.
8. J. Adam Bede (R.)..... Pine City.
9. H. Steenerson (R.)..... Crookston.
Mississippi,

1. E. S. Candler, jr. (D.).. Corinth.
2. Thomas Spight (D.).... Ripley.
3. B. G. Humphreys (D.). Greenville.
4. W. S. Hill (D.).

5. A. M. Byrd (D.).

Winona, Philadelphia.

6. E. J. Bowers (D.)...... Bay St. Louis. 7. F. A. McLain (D.)...... Gloster. 8. J. S. Williams (D.)..... Yazoo.

Missouri,

1. Jas. T. Lloyd (D.)...... Shelbyville. 2. Wm. W. Rucker (D.)... Keytesville. 3. J. W. Alexander (D.)... Gallatin. 4. C. F. Booher (D.)...... Savannah. 5. Edward C. Ellis (R.)...Kansas City. 6. D. A. De Armond (D.)..Butler. 7. C. W. Hamlin (D.)..... .. Springfield. 8. D. W. Shackelford (D.). Jefferson City. 9. Champ Clark (D.).. Bowling Green 10. Richard Bartholdt (R.). St. Louis. 11. H. S. Caulfield (R.).. ..St. Louis. 12. H. M. Coudrey (R.).... St. Louis. 13. M. R. Smith (D.)......Farmington. 14. J. J. Russell (D.).. .. Charleston. 15. Thomas Hackney (D.).. Carthage, 16. Robert Lamar (D.)...... Houston. Montana.

At Large-C. N. Pray (R.) Fort Benton.
Nebraska.

1. E. M. Pollard (R.).... Nehawka.
2. G. M. Hitchcock (D.)... Omaha.
3. J. F. Boyd (R.)..
.Neligh.
4. E. H. Hinshaw (R.)..
....Fairbury.
5. G. W. Norris (R.). McCook.
6. M. P. Kinkaid (R.)..... O'Neill,
Nevada.

At Large-George A. Bartlett

(D.) 1. C. A. 2. F. D.

Tonopah.

New Hampshire.
Sulloway (R.).. Manchester.
Currier (R.)...... Canaan.
New Jersey.

1. H. C. Loudenslager (R.) Paulsboro. 2. John J. Gardner (R.).... Atlantic City. 3. B. F. Howell (R.).. N. Brunswick, 4. Ira W. Wood (R.) ...Trenton. 5. Chas. N. Fowler (R.)... Elizabeth. 6. William Hughes (D.)... Paterson. 7. R. Wayne Parker (R.).. Newark. 8. Le Gage Pratt (D.)......East Orange. 9. E. W. Leake (D.) . Jersey City. 10. James A. Hamill (D.)... Jersey City.

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1Elected May 23, 1907, to fill vacancy caused by the resignation of Charles Curtis (R.). 2Elected April 27, 1907, to fill vacancy caused by the resignation of William Alden Smith (R.).

15. J. Van V. Olcott (R.)...New York. 16. F. B. Harrison (D.).......... New York. 17. Wm. S. Bennet (R.)....New York. 18. J. A. Goulden (D.).. New York. 19. Joan E. Andrus (R.).... Yonkers. 20. T. W. Bradley (R.).... Walden. 21. Samuel McMillan (R.).. Carmel, 22. Wm. H Draper (R.)... Lansingburg. 23. G. N. Southwick (R.)... Albany. 24. G. W. Fairchild (R.)... Oneonta. 25. Cyrus Durey (R.). Johnstown.

26. Geo. R. Malby (R.)..... Ogdensburg. 27. Jas. S. Sherman (R.)... Utica. 28. Chas. L. Knapp (R.)....Lowville. 29. M. E. Driscoll (R.). Syracuse. 30 John W. Dwight (R.).. Dryden. 31. Sereno E. Payne (R.)... Auburn. 32. Jas. B. Perkins (R.).... Rochester. 33. J. Sloat Fassett (R.)........... Elmira. 34. P. A. Porter (R.).. Niagara Falls 35. Wm. H. Ryan (D.). ..Buffalo. 36. DeA. S. Alexander (R.). Buffalo. 37. E. B. Vreeland (R.).... Salamanca, North Carolina.

1. John H. Small (D.)..... Washington. 2. Claude Kitchin (D.).....Scotland Neck. 3. Chas. R. Thomas (D.)....Newbern. 4. Edward W. Pou (D.)... Smithfield. 5. Wm. W. Kitchin (D.)..Roxboro. 6. H. P. Godwin (D.)...... Dunn. 7. Robert N. Page (D.)...Biscoe. 8. R. N. Hackett (D.).... Wilkesboro. 9. E. Y. Webb (D.)

Shelby

10. W. T. Crawford (D.).... Waynesville. North Dakota.

At Large -T. F. Marshall

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Cincinnati.

2. H. P. Goebel (R.) .... Cincinnati. 3. J. E. Harding (R.)...... Middletown, 4. W. E. Touville (D.).... Celina. 5. T. T. Ansberry (D.).....Defiance. 6. M. R. Denver (D.). 7. J. Warren Keifer (R.).. Springfield. 8. Ralph D. Cole (R.). Findlay.

Wilmington.

9. I. R. Sherwood (D.)....Toledo. 10. Henry T. Bannon (R.).. Portsmouth. 11. Albert Douglas (R.).... Chillicothe. 12. E. L. Taylor, jr. (R.).. Columbus. 13. G. E. Mouser (R.)...... Marion. 14. J. F. Laning (R.).

15. B. G. Dawes (R.).

Norwalk. Marietta.

16. Capell L. Weems (R.).. St. Clairsville. 17. W. A. Ashbrook (D.) ...Johnstown. 18. James Kennedy (R.). Youngstown, 19. W. A. Thomas (R.)....Niles. 20. Paul Howland (R.) 21. T. E. Burton (R.)...... Cleveland. 1Oklahoma.

Cleveland.

1. Bird S. McGuire (R.)... Pawnee. 2. Elmer L. Fulton (D.)...Okla. City. 3. Jas. S. Davenport (D.).. Vinita. 4. Chas. D. Carter (D.)... Ardmore. 5. Scott Ferris (D.). .....Lawton. Oregon.

1. W. C. Hawley (R.). Salem. 2. W. R. Ellis (R.).. . Pendleton.

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6. Geo. D. McCreary (R.)... Philadelphia. 7. Thomas S. Butler (R.).. West Chester. 8. Irving P. Wanger (R.).. Norristown. 9. H. Burd Cassel (R.).... Marietta. 10. T. D. Nichols (D.)... .. Scranton. 11. J. T. Lenahan (D.). ..Wilkesbarre. 12. C. N. Brumm (R.).. Pottsville. 13. J. H. Rothermel (D.).... Reading. 14. Geo. W. Kipp (D.).. Towanda. 15. Wm. B. Wilson (D.).... Blossburg. 16. J. G. McHenry (D.)... Benton. 17. B. K. Focht (R.). Lewisburg.

18. M. E. Olmstead (R.). Harrisburg. 19. J. M. Reynolds (R.)....Bedford. 20. D. F. Lafean (R.)...... York. 21. C. F. Barclay (R.)...... Sinnemahoning 22. George F. Huff (R.).... Greensburg. 23. Allen F. Cooper (R.)....Uniontown. 24. Ernest F. Acheson (R.).. Washington, 25. Arthur L. Bates (R.)...Meadville. 26. J. D. Brodhead (D.)....S. Bethlehem. 27. J. G. Beale (R.). .Leechburg.

28. N. P. Wheeler (R.)....Endeavor. 29. Wm. H. Graham (R.).. Allegheny. 30. John Dalzell (R.). Pittsburg. 31. James F. Burke (R.)....Pittsburg. 32. A. J. Barchfeld (R.).... Pittsburg. Rhode Island.

1. D. L. D. Granger (D.). Providence.
2. Adin B. Capron (R.)... Stillwater.
South Carolina.

1. George S. Legare (D.).. Charleston.
2. J. O'H. Patterson (D.).. Barnwell.
3.
Abbeville.

4. Joseph T. Johnson (D.). Spartanburg.
5. David E. Finley (D.).. Yorkville.
6. J. E. Ellerbe (D.).
7. A. F. Lever (D.).

South Dakota.

. Sellers. Lexington.

At Large-Philo Hall (R.).. Brookings. Wm. H. Parker (R.).... Deadwood. Tennessee.

1. W. P. Brownlow (R.)... Jonesboro. 2. N. W. Hale (R.).. .Knoxville. 3. John A. Moon (D.)..... Chattanooga. 4. Cordell Hull (D.)....... Crossville. 5. W. C. Houston (D.).... Woodbury. 6. John W. Gaines (D.)....Nashville. 7. Lemuel P. Padgett (D.). Columbia. 8. Thetus W. Sims (D.)... Linden. Dresden. 9. F. J. Garrett (D.).. 10. G. W. Gordon (D.)..... Memphis. Texas.

1. Morris Sheppard (D.)... Texarkana. 2. S. B. Cocper (D.).

Beaumont.

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Five Representatives elected on Sept. 17, 1907, when Constitution was ratified. 2Elected Nov. 5, 1907, to fill vacancy caused by the resignation of John E. Reyburn (R.).

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