Thomas Hoyne.
Charles C. P. Holden.
Arno Voss..
Isaac W. Swaim..
Robert C. Burchett.
Eric Johnson..
Caspar Butz...
Stephen R. Moore.
Martin Shallenberger.
George Edmunds, Jr.
William Steinwedell.
David L. Phillips..
Samuel C. Parks.
John Cunningham.
John N. Gwin.
George L. Zuik.
John Hinchcliffe
Benjamin W. Sharp.
Franklin Pierce..
Isaac R. Diller..
David Runion..
Wm. S. Searles.
Abram Braisted.
William Hanley
Jacob Sharp...
James M. Duncan.
John Culbertson.
John W. Hill...
John Moran..
Hezekiah M. Wead.
Thomas Clawry.
Frank Vromer.
William H. Van Epps.
Samuel L. Kerr....
James W. Davidson.
Jacob Epler..
William T. French.
James B. Smith..
Henry G. Carter.
L. M. De Motte.
Governor-John L. Beveridge.
President of Senate and Acting Lieut.-Gov.-Jno. Early.
Secretary of State-George H. Harlow.
Auditor of Public Accounts-C. E. Lippincott.
Treasurer-Edward Rutz.
Superintendent of Public Instruction-Newton Bateman.
Attorney-General-James K. Edsall.
TWENTY-EIGHTH GENERAL ASSEMBLY-FIRST SESSION.
The first session of the Twenty-eighth General Assembly convened January 8, and adjourned May 6, until January 8, 1874. The Assembly was composed of the following members:
Jos. S. Reynolds, Chicago. Almon S. Palmer, Onarga.
R. S. Thompson, Chicago. Elmer Baldwin, Farm Ridge.
Miles Kehoe, Chicago. Jas. G. Strong, Dwight.
Samuel K. Dow, Chicago. L. D. Whiting, Tiskilwa.
J. McGrath, Chicago. Edward A. Wilcox, Minonk.
Horace F. Waite, Chicago. W. H. Shepard, Cambridge.
R. S. Williamson, Chicago. P. H. Sanford, Knoxville.
Clark W. Upton, Waukegan. Benj. R. Hampton, Macomb.
John Early, Rockford. Benj. Warren, LaHarpe.
Henry Green, Elizabeth. S. P. Cummings, Astoria.
Jos. M. Patterson, Sterling. John S. Lee, Peoria.
Geo. P. Jacobs, Oregon. A. B. Nicholson, Lincoln.
Miles B. Castle, Sandwich.
Eugene Canfield, Aurora.
Wm. S. Brooks, Joliet.
John Cusey, Downs.
Michael Donahue, Clinton.
J. C. Sheldon, Urbana.
John H. Yager, Alton.
Geo. Gundlach, Carlyle.
John Cunningham, Salem.
Geo. W. Henry, Louisville.
W. J. Crews, Lawrenceville.
Thos. S. Casey, Mt. Vernon.
F. M. Youngblood, Benton.
W. K. Murphy, Pinckneyv❜le.
John Hinchcliffe, Belleville.
Jesse Ware, Jonesboro.
John C. Short, Danville.
Charles B. Steele, Mattoon.
Charles Voris, Windsor.
W. B. Hundley, Taylorville.
Alex. Starne, Springfield.
A. A. Glenn, Mt. Sterling.
Geo. W. Burns,1 Quincy.
Maurice Kelly," Liberty.
Wm. R. Archer, Pittsfield.
Wm. Brown, Jacksonville.
Beatty T. Burke, Carlinville. C. M. Ferrell, Elizabethtown.
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES.
Jas. B. Bradwell, Chicago.
John A. Lomax, Chicago.
Wm. Wayman, Chicago.
S. P. Hopkins, Chicago.
Frank T. Sherman, Chicago.
Charles G. Wicker, Chicago.
E. F. Cullerton, Chicago.
Constantine Kann, Chicago.
Thos. M. Halpin, Chicago.
John F. Scanlon, Chicago.
Thos. E. Ferrier, Chicago.
Wm. H. Condon, Chicago.
Wm. A. Herting, Chicago.
Ingwell Oleson, Chicago.
Hugh McLaughlin, Chicago.
Otto Peltzer, Chicago.
John M. Rountree, Chicago.
Geo. E. Washburn, Chicago.
Daniel Booth, Chicago.
C. H. Dolton, Dolton Stat'n.
H. C. Senne, Des Plaines.
Richard Bishop, McHenry.
F. K. Granger, McHenry.
Elisha Gridley, Half Day.
Robert J. Cross,3 Roscoe.
Jesse S. Hildrup, Belvidere.
Duncan J. Stewart, Durand.
Richard F. Crawford,
E. L. Cronkrite, Freeport.
Alfred M. Jones, Warren.
Resigned September 20, 1898,
Vice George W. Burns.
James S. Taggart, Ridott.
James Shaw, Mt. Carroll.
J. E. McPherran, Sterling.
Dean S. Efner, Albany.
Isaac Rice, Mt. Morris.
Henry D. Dement, Dixon.
Frederick H. Marsh, Oregon.
Lyman B. Ray, Morris.
G. M. Hollenback, Milbrook.
Perry A. Armstrong, Morris.
Sylvester S. Mann, Elgin.
J.A.Carpenter, Carp'nt'rsv'le.
James Herrington, Geneva.
Amos Savage, Lockport.
Jno. S. Jessup, Wilmington.
Jabez Harvey, Joliet.
M. J. Sheridan, Momence.
E. B. Collins, Momence.
Thos. S. Sawyer, Chebanse.
Lewis Soule, Ottawa.
Joseph Hart, Earlville.
Geo. W. Armstrong, Seneca.
J. P. Middlecoff, Paxton.
Lucien Bullard, Forrest.
John Pollock, Paxton.
J. R. Mulvane, Princeton.
Cyrus Bocock, Castleton.
Mark R. Dewey, Ohio.
Dwight J. Webber, Minonk.
Nathaniel Moore, Wenona.
Vice Robert J. Cross, died.
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