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LEGISLATIVE BRANCH

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Legislative BranchThe Idaho Legislature is responsible for translating the public will into public policy

for the state, levying taxes, appropriating public funds, and overseeing the administration ofstate agencies. These responsibilities are carried out through the legislative process -- lawspassed by elected representatives of the people, legislators. Since statehood in 1890, Idaho'slegislators have enjoyed a rich and successful history of charting the state's growth. Much ofthat success can be attributed to the fact that Idaho's legislators are "citizen" legislators, notcareer politicians. They are farmers and ranchers, business men and women, lawyers, doctors,sales people, loggers, teachers. Elected for two-year terms and in session at the Capitol justthree months each year, Idaho's citizen legislators are able to maintain close ties to theircommunities and a keen interest in the concerns of the electorate.

The Idaho Legislature is committed to carrying out its mission in a manner that inspirespublic trust and confidence in elected government and the rule of law. The mission of theLegislature is to:•Preserve the checks and balances of state government by the independent exercise of legislativepowers;•Adopt a system of laws that promote the health, education and well-being of Idaho's citizens;•Preserve the state's environment and ensure wise, productive use of the state's naturalresources;•Carry out oversight responsibilities to enhance government accountability; and•Raise revenues and appropriate monies that support necessary government services.

The ChambersThe Idaho State Capitol, following the same classical style of architecture as our

nation's Capitol, was started in 1905 and the central portion was finished in 1911. The Eastand West wings occupied by the Legislature were finished in 1921.

During 1968, the Idaho Senate and House of Representatives chambers, located on thethird floor, underwent extensive remodeling for the first time since 1921. The chambers, wherethe members sit while in session, were enclosed with walls, new desks were installed on risersand carpeting was added. In the balcony, new spectator seating was built. Modern acoustics,public address systems, lighting and ventilation were installed. These changes were part of along-range plan for a complete renovation of the third and fourth floors. Plans included theadding of a central message center and lounge for the members and the remodeling of the officesoccupied by the employees of the Legislature and the committee meeting rooms. This phaseof the remodeling was completed during 1970.

The MembershipPresently, the Idaho Legislature is composed of 35 Senators and 70 Representatives

elected for two-year terms. The state is divided into 35 legislative districts, each representedby one Senator and two Representatives. Reapportionment, which must take place soon afterthe U.S. Census figures are published every ten years, realigns legislative districts proportion-ately with the census population totals. This had been the responsibility of the Legislature,but an amendment to the Idaho Constitution was adopted in 1994 that created an independentcommission to reapportion in 2000 and thereafter.

Elections are held in November of even-numbered years, and the newly electedlegislators officially take office December 1 following the election. Representatives andsenators must be citizens of the United States, electors of the state and residents of theirlegislative district for at least one year prior to election.

Legislative compensation is established by a citizens committee, subject to rejectionby the full Legislature. Legislators receive $15,646 per year, plus expenses for housing during

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the session, and $1,700 for office expenses. The President Pro Tem and Speaker receive anadditional $3,000 per year.

The SessionsUntil 1969, sessions of the Idaho Legislature were held every two years. In November

of 1968, the citizens of Idaho approved a Constitutional Amendment which authorized annualsessions. Since 1969, the Idaho Legislature convenes each January on the Monday on or closestto January 9th.

Extraordinary sessions of the Legislature may be called only by the Governor byproclamation and legislators may then act only upon those subjects specified in the procla-mation. Extraordinary sessions are limited by the Constitution to 20 days per session.

The OfficersPresiding over the Senate is the Lieutenant Governor, who is not a member of the Senate

but an elected official. When presiding over the Senate, he is designated the President of theSenate. The Senate also has a President Pro Tempore, who is elected each session by the Senatemembership. In the House of Representatives, the Speaker of the House presides over thesessions. He is elected at the beginning of the session by the members and is a member of themajority party.

The majority party of both houses also selects majority and assistant majority floorleaders, who assist in the orderly process of the session, along with the minority and assistantminority floor leaders, who are elected by the members of the minority party.

The Speaker of the House, in cooperation with the members of the majority party,assigns the chairmanships of all committees and the memberships of the committees in theHouse. In the Senate, the President Pro Tem, with the approval of the Senate, assigns membersto committees.

The President of the Senate and the Speaker of the House assign all bills to committeesas they are processed "across the desk" during the sessions.

SenateLt. Governor Jim Risch 208/334-2200President Pro Tem Robert L. Geddes 208/332-1300Majority Leader Bart Davis 208/332-1305Asst. Majority Leader Joe Stegner 208/332-1308Majority Caucus Chair Brad Little 208/332-1304Minority Leader Clint Stennett 208/332-1351Asst. Minority Leader Mike Burkett 208/332-1352Minority Caucus Chair Edgar Malepeai 208/332-1409

House of RepresentativesSpeaker of the House Bruce Newcomb 208/332-1111Majority Leader Lawerence Denney 208/332-1120Asst. Majority Leader Mike Moyle 208/332-1120Majority Caucus Chair Julie Ellsworth 208/332-1120Minority Leader Wendy Jaquet 208/332-1130Asst. Minority Leader George Sayler 208/332-1130Minority Caucus Chair Elmer Martinez 208/332-1130

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LobbyistsAny person who contacts a legislator or a legislative committee with the intent to

influence the approval, modification or rejection of any legislation is a lobbyist. If this personaccepts payment for his services as a lobbyist, he must register with the office of the Secretaryof State and comply with the “Sunshine Law” for political funds and lobbyist disclosure.

The Sunshine Law for Political Funds and Lobbyist Activity Disclosure, (Title 67,Chapter 66, Idaho Code), was enacted into law by an initiative in the 1974 general election by78 percent voter approval. The law was effective upon the Governor’s proclamation onNovember 27, 1974.

Registered lobbyists are required to file periodic reports of their activities whichdisclose contributions and expenditures. The following tables are from records on file in theSecretary of State’s office.

No. ofRegistered Total of

Year Lobbyists Expenditures1974* 28 $ 3,812.701975 488 128,537.321976 424 140,177.651977 298 264,143.251978 278 134,179.011979 290 105,560.311980 274 126,950.161981 296 169,693.581982 268 150,884.741983 258 137,924.591984 290 154,304.951985 291 165,162.401986 289 160,120.391987 262 220,746.881988 283 233,383.371989 284 228,539.281990 304 329,419.011991 269 293,655.211992 300 268,455.781993 290 280,516.821994 287 272,151.841995 296 266,523.931996 312 271,648.141997 325 278,374.371998 322 457,151.621999 340 403,446.492000 355 368,657.362001 331 464,249.762002 336 397,031.482003 366 492,137.782004 309 487,340.65*The expenditures of lobbyists registered in 1974 were incurred from the effective date ofthe law, November 27, 1974 through December 31, 1974.


The Legislature at WorkEach daily session of each house of the Legislature begins with the roll call of the

members and a prayer by the Chaplain, who is selected by the members the first day of thesession.

Traditionally, the sessions begin at 10:00 a.m. each morning and last until all immediatebusiness to be considered is finished. In the early morning and late afternoon, committeemeetings are scheduled to prevent any conflict with the sessions. Late in the session, lateafternoon sessions are common. The sessions held at the beginning of the year are of a shorterduration as committees are meeting much of the time to consider legislation referred to theircommittees.

Some of the activity on the floor is necessary daily routine. For this reason, at times,members will be away from their desks. Some may be in caucuses, which are informal meetingsof the members of one political party, or perhaps testifying for their own bills before Senateor House committees. Others may be involved in hurried conferences with other members, orbe seeing constituents or groups from their home districts who are visiting the Capitol. Someof the informal conferences on controversial issues will occur on the floor itself.

Press, radio and television correspondents assigned to the Legislature have beenallocated desks along the sides of the podium of the chamber floor so they can follow closelythe session business. Most of the media quarters are located in the basement of the Capitolin the Rotunda area.

The Committee StructureThe House of Representatives has 14 committees and the Senate has 10. Committee

membership is determined basically by the interest of the individual members. Although noone member can be expected to be expert in all fields, the vast majority of the members, throughtraining or inclination, are highly conversant in certain areas. Effort is made to see that eachmember is assigned the committee of his choice. When appointments of committee chairman-ships are made, it is customary to appoint a member of the majority party as chairman.

Once the legislative session gets underway, the committees concern themselves withall bills assigned to them. Those interested in a particular bill are encouraged to testify beforethe committee to which the bill is assigned.

Committee study guarantees a fair and impartial hearing upon each bill beforecommittee members vote upon its merits and then determine whether or not it should be sentout to the Senate or House for consideration by the entire body. Much of the decision-makingand evaluation of bills, or proposed laws, is done by committees. Usually the respective houseswill follow the recommendations of its committees. However, the members who support oroppose bills will often speak on controversial measures in an attempt to influence the final voteby the entire House or Senate.

The VotingThe members are seated at desks facing the Speaker or President. Their desks have

microphones to be used when addressing the session. When members wish to address theHouse, they request recognition from the presiding officer.

The members of the House of Representatives vote through electric scoreboards atthe sides of the chamber. By punching a button on their desk, they indicate "yes" or "no" votesthrough the lighting up of a green or red bulb alongside their names on the boards. These votesare automatically totalled. The presiding officer announces the vote after the machine hasrecorded the same. In the Senate, voting is done by voice roll call vote and recorded on a tallysheet by the Secretary of the Senate. The President of the Senate then announces the vote.

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A majority vote in the House and the Senate is 51% of the members present at the timeof the vote. There is an exception to this rule which applies in certain issues when a two-thirdsmajority is required.

Senate and House StaffThe staff, at the desks just below the Speaker and the President, process all bills and

resolutions through the Legislature.The Secretary of the Senate and the Chief Clerk of the House, the parliamentarians

of their respective chambers, administer the legislative process. Directly responsible to thepresiding officers, they are in charge of keeping a record of all business transacted during thesessions. They are responsible for the distribution of all printed bills and in charge of alldocuments for the session. They record and process each document for each day's business.A bill is said to be "read across the desk" when this processing has been completed.Secretary of the Senate Chief Clerk of the HouseJeannine Wood Pamm JukerP.O. Box 83720 P.O. Box 83720State Capitol, Room 345 State Capitol, Room 315Boise, Idaho 83720-0081 Boise, Idaho 83720-0038(208) 332-1309 (208) 332-1140

The Idaho Legislature employs approximately 70 to 80 people for a session who fillvarious positions including the Sergeant at Arms, who is charged with keeping order duringsessions, journal clerks, docket clerks, pages, messengers, secretaries, committee clerks anddoorkeepers.

Information CenterThe main function of the Information Center is to provide a communication link and

personal contact between legislators and their constituents. It accepts telephone calls, faxes,and e-mail messages. It has a Copy Room to make copies of bills. The Information Centerprovides tours of the Capitol for school groups, civic groups and any other group interested.While no formal tours are available during the interim between legislative sessions, theGovernor’s Office on the second floor of the Capitol has self-guided tour pamphlets availablefor interested visitors. The Information Center also schedules use of the fourth floor rotundaarea and Gold Room and provides a weekly social calendar for the Legislators.

Other information available at the Information Center includes: Committee schedules,Daily Data, Mini Data, and the Legislative Directory distributed by the Legislative ServicesOffice. Also, internet access is available for bills, committees agendas, and second and thirdreading calendars.

The Information Center is staffed with a director, an information specialist, sixtelephone operators, copy machine operators, tour guides, and messengers. The staff is hiredby the House and Senate Attache Committees. The Legislative Information Center wasestablished in 1974.Sue Burwell, DirectorThird Floor RotundaState CapitolBoise, ID 83720208-332-1000

PublicationsThree publications are printed daily by the Legislature. The Senate and House Journals

give a chronological account of the daily proceedings, including the roll call vote upon all actionswhich require a recorded vote.


The Journals are printed during the night and distributed to members before eachsession in the morning. The Mini-Data, published daily except Monday and available beforethe session begins each morning, lists House and Senate bills in numerical order, gives anabbreviated description and the last action on each bill. The Daily Data is published weeklyon Monday, lists all bills and resolutions in numerical order, gives more detailed descriptiveinformation and recaps all action on that bill, including roll call votes. The Daily Data alsoincludes a complete subject index of legislation introduced. Each house of the Legislature printsand distributes all bills, resolutions and memorials introduced the previous legislative day.

Copies of these publications and all bills, resolutions and memorials are available fromthe Legislative Mail Room located in the basement of the Capitol.

Legislative CouncilThe Legislative Council oversees the management responsibilities and permanent staff

of the Legislature. The Council, established in 1963, consists of the President Pro Temporeof the Senate, the Speaker of the House of Representatives, the majority and minority leadersof each house, four senators appointed by the parties of the Senate, two from each party, andfour representatives chosen in caucus by the parties of the House of Representatives, two fromeach party. The Legislative Council meets twice annually, once in the spring and once in thefall.

Senate Members House MembersRobert Geddes Bruce NewcombBart Davis Lawerence DenneyPatti Anne Lodge Frances FieldDick Compton Gary CollinsElliott Werk Wendy JaquetClint Stennett Mary Lou ShepherdDavid Langhorst Elaine Smith

Joint Finance-Appropriations CommitteeThe Senate Finance Committee and the House Appropriations Committee meet as the JointFinance-Appropriations Committee (JFAC) to establish the state budget. Meeting dailythrough most of the legislative session, JFAC members review the executive budget and budgetrequests of each state department, agency and institution, including requests for constructionof capital improvements, as well as other requests for appropriations submitted to theLegislature. JFAC's recommendations on agency budgets are submitted to the Legislature inthe form of appropriation bills, and rarely fail to be approved by the full Legislature. JFAChas also been asked by the Legislative Council to review legislative audits of state and localgovernments.

Senate Members Members House MembersDean Cameron, ChairShawn Keough, Vice-ChairMel RichardsonPatti LodgeBrent HillMonty PearceGerry SweetJohn McGeeBert MarleyElliott Werk

Maxine Bell, ChairFrances Field, Vice-ChairDarrell BolzGeorge EskridgeDick HarwoodScott BedkeKathy SkippenClifford BayerMargaret HenbestShirley Ringo

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Legislative Services OfficeThe Legislative Services Office was created by the Legislature in 1993 to consolidate

the nonpartisan staff support to Idaho's citizen legislators. In an effort to coordinate services,a Director of Legislative Services was named to oversee three formerly separate offices.Functions of the Legislative Services Office include:•Budget and Policy Analysis: assists legislators with the state's budget-making process andprovides policy advice to individual legislators and legislative committees.•Legislative Audits: conducts financial post-audits of state agencies -- an effort to ensure stateand local government agencies spend funds properly and in accordance with governmentaccounting standards.•Research and Legislation: conducts research for legislators, drafts legislation, staffs legislativestudy committees, reviews administrative agency rules, and provides information on thelegislative process and legislative history to the public and other state agencies.•Information Technology: maintains the Legislature's comprehensive computer network,which links all legislative and staff offices, and supports other legislative technology initiatives.

Streamlining legislative staff services represents the Legislature's commitment to"reinventing government" and improving the way government works. An effort to modernizeservices, the team management concept encourages communication and coordination amongall areas of legislative support staff.Carl F. Bianchi, DirectorState Capitol, Room 108P.O. Box 83720Boise, ID 83720-0054(208) 334-2475Fax: (208) 334-2125

Office of Performance EvaluationsUnder the direction of the Joint Legislative Oversight Committee, a staff of perfor-

mance evaluators examines the effectiveness of state agency administration, makes recommen-dations to the Legislature about ways in which state agency operations might be improved,and helps legislators ensure that agencies operate as intended to maximize the quality of stateservices provided to Idaho citizens.

Members of the Joint Legislative Oversight Committee (JLOC) are appointed by themajority and minority party leaders of the Senate and the House. The two co-chairman mustbe from different houses and different political parties, and are appointed by the LegislativeCouncil. By law, JLOC includes an equal number of members from each major party and anequal number of members from each house. Membership includes the co-chairs of the JointFinance-Appropriations Committee or their designees. Senate Members House Members

Shawn Keough, Co-chair (R) Margaret Henbest, Co-chair (D)John Andreason (R) Maxine T. Bell (R)Bert Marley (D) Debbie Field (R)Kate Kelly (D) Donna H. Boe (D)

Rakesh Mohan, Director700 W. State Street, Lower Level, Suite 10P.O. Box 83720Boise, Idaho 83720-0055(208) 334-3880 Fax (208) 334-3871


Miscellaneous LegislationIn addition to bills, the Idaho Legislature considers the following types of legislation:JOINT MEMORIAL: A petition usually addressed to the President, the Congress,

or some official or department of the United States Government, requesting an action whichis within the jurisdiction of the official or body addressed. A Joint Memorial is acted uponin essentially the same manner as a bill, and must be passed by both houses. It is not signedby the Governor.

JOINT RESOLUTION: A measure requiring approval of two-thirds majority of bothhouses; does not have to be signed by the Governor; and is used only to propose amendmentsto the Idaho Constitution and to ratify amendments to the United States Constitution.

CONCURRENT RESOLUTION: A measure not having the force of law, andnormally used for one of three purposes -- to manage and regulate the internal affairs of theLegislature, such as providing for the printing of bills; to express appreciation on the part ofthe Legislature; or to direct interim studies by the Legislative Council or by executive agencies.Essentially, a concurrent resolution is acted upon in the same manner as a bill. It is not signedby the Governor.

SIMPLE RESOLUTION: A measure similar to a joint resolution, but passed by onlyone house of the Legislature. Simple resolutions do not deal with passing of laws. They areused primarily to express appreciation of the Legislature to companies, individuals, etc., orto make a point on some subject more definite than debate on the floor.

Referendum and InitiativeThe people of the State of Idaho have the power to approve or reject at the polls any

act or measure passed by the Legislature. This power is known as the referendum and is grantedby the State Constitution in Article III, Section 1. This section also grants the people the powerto propose laws and enact them at the polls independent of the Legislature. This power isknown as the initiative.

Legal voters may, under such provisions set forth in Chapter 18, Title 34, Idaho Code,initiate legislation for consideration by the voters, or demand a referendum vote by the peopleon any act or measure passed by the Legislature. The referendum was first used in 1936; theinitiative in 1938.

To date, twenty-six initiatives have been attempted, fourteen have been approved bypopular vote. Four referendums have been attempted, and three approved.

How a Bill Becomes a LawA bill is a proposal for the enactment, amendment, or repeal of a statute or for the

appropriation of public money. A bill may originate in either the House or Senate (with theexception of revenue measures, which must originate in the House of Representatives). It mustbe passed by a majority vote of each house of the Legislature on a roll call vote and not be vetoedby the Governor. In the event the Governor vetoes a bill, it can become law if passed againby both houses of the Legislature by two-thirds of those persons present in each house. Abill can become law without the Governor’s approval if it is not vetoed by the Governor withinfive days (Sundays excepted) after presentation to him during the session. After the Legislatureadjourns “sine die” the Governor has ten days to impose a veto.

A bill cannot become law until it has been read on three separate days in each houseof the Legislature previous to the final vote on the bill. In the case of urgency, two-thirds ofthe members of the house where the bill is pending may vote to dispense with this provision.

IntroductionA bill may be introduced in the Legislature by a member, group of members or by a

standing committee. After the 20th day of the session in the House and the 12th day in the

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Senate, no bill may be introduced except by committee. After the 35th day no bill may beintroduced except by certain privileged committees. In the House: State Affairs, Appropria-tions, Education, Revenue and Taxation, and Ways and Means committees. In the Senate: StateAffairs, Finance, and Judiciary and Rules committees.

After the bill has been drawn in proper form for introduction, the original bill and fifteencopies are presented to the Chief Clerk or the Secretary of the Senate who assigns the Houseor Senate bill a number by which it will always be known. The numbered bill is then introducedby reading it on the Order of Business “Introduction and First Reading of Bills.”

Bills which have been passed by the other house are received and placed on the sameorder of business and treated in the same manner as new bills in the house of origin.

First ReadingThe bill is read the first time and is then referred by the Speaker of the House of

Representatives to the Judiciary, Rules and Administration Committee for printing. No lawcan be passed except by bill, and no bill can become law without first being printed. After thebill is printed, it is reported back by the Judiciary, Rules and Administration Committee andis referred to a standing committee by the Speaker.

Reports of Standing CommitteesEach committee to which the bill is referred conducts a study which may include

research, open or closed hearings, expert testimony, statements of interested parties, and anyinformation which may help the committee judge the scope of the proposed law and determineits effect.

A committee that reports out a bill after completing its study may report it out withone of the following recommendations:

1. Do Pass2. Without recommendation3. To be placed on General Orders for amendment4. Do not pass (bills are seldom released from committee with this recommenda-

tion)5. Withdrawn with the privilege of introducing another bill6. Be referred to another standing committeeIf a committee reports a bill out and does not recommend that the bill be amended or

other action to keep it from going to the floor, the bill is then placed on second reading.Many bills are not reported out by committees and “die” in committee. Special rules

of the House apply when the committee does not desire to report out a bill for considerationby the entire House.

Second ReadingWhen a bill is reported out of committee, it is placed on the second reading calendar

and is read again. The following legislative day, the bill is automatically on third reading unlessother action has been taken.

Third ReadingThe Clerk is required to read the bill at length, section by section, when it is on the

Order of Business “Third Reading of Bills.” It is normal procedure, however, for the membersto give unanimous consent to dispense with this reading at length.

It is at third reading that the bill is ready for debate, and the final vote on the passageof the bill is taken at this time. Each bill is sponsored by a member who is known as the “floorsponsor” and who opens and closes debate in favor of passage of the bill. After debate hasclosed, the members vote on the electronic voting machine. Each member present can cast eitheran “aye” or “nay” vote. A bill is passed by a majority of those present.

If the bill fails to pass, it is filed by the Chief Clerk. If the bill is passed, it is transmittedto the Senate where it may go through a similar process.


Senate Action on House BillsAfter the final action by the Senate on a House bill, it is returned to the House with

a message explaining the Senate’s action. The message is read to the House. If the bill passedthe Senate without amendment, it is enrolled by the House Judiciary, Rules and AdministrationCommittee, signed by the Speaker of the House and the President of the Senate and transmittedto the Governor for his action.

Committee of the WholeWhen a printed bill is to be amended, it is referred to the Committee of the Whole for

amendment.At the proper order of business, the House resolves itself into the Committee of the

Whole House and the entire membership sits as one committee to consider changes to bothHouse and Senate bills.

When a House bill has been amended by the Committee of the Whole, and thecommittee’s report on the amendment(s) accepted by the House, it is referred to the engrossingcommittee (in the House, the Judiciary, Rules & Administration Committee) where theamendments are inserted into the bill and the engrossed bill is then placed back on the calendarto be considered as a new bill which must receive three readings.

Governor’s ActionAfter receiving a bill passed by both the House and the Senate the Governor may:1. Approve the bill by signing it within five days after its receipt, Sundays

excepted.2. Allow the bill to become law without his approval by not signing it within the

five days allowed.3. Disapprove (veto) the bill within the five days allowed and return the bill to

the house of origin giving his reason for disapproval. The exception here is thatin the event the Legislature has adjourned “sine die” the Governor has 10 daysto veto a bill or 10 days to let it become law without his signature.

A bill may become law over the Governor’s veto if both houses vote to override theGovernor’s veto by a two-thirds vote of the members present in each house.

When a bill is approved by the Governor or becomes law without his approval or overhis veto, it is transmitted to the Secretary of State for assignment of a chapter number in theIdaho Session Laws. The bill then becomes law July 1, except in the case of an emergency clauseor a retroactive clause.

Source: http://www.legislature.idaho.gov/

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ReapportionmentOn March 23, 2001, Idaho’s first Commission on Reapportionment convened to

establish legislative and congressional district boundaries to be in effect for the next decadebeginning with the 2002 election.

Once every ten years after each census, as required by law, or when directed by theIdaho Supreme Court, Idaho’s legislative and congressional districts are redrawn. For the firsttime, Idaho used a citizens' commission to redraw legislative and congressional districtboundaries. Before Idaho voters amended the state Constitution in 1994 to create a Reappor-tionment Commission, redistricting was done by a committee of the Idaho Legislature.

CommissionKristi Sellers, Chubbuck Co-Chair Tom Stuart, Boise Co-ChairDean Haagenson, Coeur d'Alene Ray Givens, Coeur d'AleneJohn Hepworth, Twin Falls (resigned 12/4/01) Karl Shurtliff, BoiseDerlin Taylor, Burley (appointed 12/5/01)The original and still primary reason for conducting a national census every ten years

is to determine how the 435 seats in the United States House of Representatives are to beapportioned among the 50 states. Each state receives its share of the 435 seats in the U.S. Housebased on the proportion of its population to that of the total U.S. population. For example, thepopulation shifts during the 1990’s will result in the Northeastern states losing population andtherefore seats in Congress to the Southern and the Western states.

Apportionment determines each state’s power, as expressed by the size of theircongressional delegation, in Congress and, through the electoral college, directly affects theselection of the president (each state’s number of votes in the electoral college equals the numberof its representatives and senators in Congress). Like all states, Idaho has two U.S. senators.Based on our 1990 population of 1,006,000 people and our 2000 population of 1,293,953, andrelative to the populations of the other 49 states, Idaho will have two seats in the U.S. Houseof Representatives. Even with the state’s 28.5% population increase from 1990 to 2000, Idahowill not be getting a third seat in the U.S. House of Representatives. Assuming Idaho keepsgrowing at the same rate it did through the decade of the 1990’s, it will likely be 30 or 40 years(after 3 or 4 more censuses) before Idaho gets a third congressional seat.

Redistricting is the process of redrawing the boundaries of legislative and congres-sional districts within each state to achieve population equality among all congressional districtsand among all legislative districts. The U.S. Constitution requires this be done for all congressionaldistricts after each decennial census. The Idaho Constitution also requires that this be done forall legislative districts after each census. The democratic principle behind redistricting is "oneperson, one vote." Requiring that districts be of equal population ensures that every elected statelegislator or U.S. congressman represents very close to the same number of people in that state,therefore, each citizen’s vote will carry the same weight.

The census records population changes and is the legally recognized basis forredrawing electoral districts of equal population. In a democracy, it is important for all citizensto have equal representation.

Based on the 1990 census, each Idaho congressman represented close to 503,400people after the last redistricting ten years ago. As the decade progressed and Idaho experiencedrapid growth, particularly in its urban areas, the population of the two congressional districtshave grown unevenly and beyond that ideal size. Based on 2000 census figures, our twocongressmen will each represent about 647,000 people. Unlike in the U.S. House of Represen-tatives, representation in the U.S. Senate is not based on a state’s population. Each state getstwo Senate seats regardless of how large or small—population wise—they are. Therefore, eachstate’s two U.S. senators represent all of that state’s citizens. Idaho had 35 legislative districts during the 1990’s—the Idaho Constitution says that therecan be no less than 30 nor more than 35 legislative districts. Each legislative district is represented


by one senator and two representatives. Since Idaho’s legislative districts are not further splitinto two House of Representative districts, both representatives, like the senator, serve the entiredistrict. Based on the 1990 census, each state legislator represented about 28,800 people afterthe last redistricting ten years ago. Based on 2000 census figures, each of the 105 state legislatorswill represent about 37,000 people to start off the first decade of the third millennium.

Chronology of CommissionMarch 23, 2001 -- The U.S. Census Bureau delivered the Census 2000 population, race andethnicity data for Idaho. Idaho's 2000 population: 1,293,953, a 28.5% growth rate from 1990.The growth was concentrated primarily in Kootenai, Canyon and Ada counties with the rest ofthe state experiencing little change in population.June 5, 2001 -- Idaho Secretary of State Pete T. Cenarrusa issued order officially forming theCommission.August 22, 2001 -- Plan C15, a two district congressional redistricting plan is approved by thecommission. Plan L66, a thirty-five district legislative redistricting plan is approved by thecommission.November 29, 2001 -- in Smith et al v. Idaho Commission on Redistricting et al, a unanimousIdaho Supreme Court ruled Plan L66 unconstitutional. Court directed the Commission to adopta new legislative redistricting plan.January 8, 2002 -- Plan L91, a 35-district legislative redistricting plan is adopted by theCommission.March 1, 2002 -- In Bingham County et al v. Idaho Commission on Redistricting et al, the IdahoSupreme Court ruled Plan L91 violated the U.S. Constitution and ordered the Commission toadopt a new legislative redistricting plan.March 9, 2002 -- Plan L97, a 35-district legislative redistricting plan is adopted by theCommission.April 19, 2002 -- Idaho Supreme Court denied the final two petitions challenging Plan L97.

Source: Commission on RedistrictingIdaho Legislative Services

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John C. Andreason District 15Republican Term: 6Address: 5120 Mountain View Drive, Boise 83704; born 4/20/29at Idaho Falls; 1947 graduate Arco H.S.; attended ISU, B.S. inPolitical Science from U of I; U.S. Air Force; served in the Senate,1967-70; former Arco City Council; board of directors of Associa-tion of Idaho Cities; retired as director of Legislative Budget Officeafter 23 years; member Lions International, past deputy districtgovernor; past staff chairman, National Conference of State Legis-

latures (NCSL); president, National Fiscal Officers Assn.; member NCSL Exec Comm.;treasurer, National Education Commission of the States ; past vice-chair, Ntl. EducationCommission of the States; spouse: Darlene; children: Tom, Dale, Karen and Lori.

R. Skipper "Skip" Brandt District 8Republican Term : 3Address: PO Box 296, Kooskia 83539; born May 26, 1964 atGrangeville, ID. Graduated 1982 from Clearwater Valley HS inKooskia, attended the U of I. Co-owner of Stites Ace Hardware.Former four-year Kooskia City Council member and three yearmayor of Kooskia. Past board of director of Idaho County Sheriff'sPosse; past board member Clearwater Resource Coalition; memberof Lions Club, Masonic Lodge, Shriners, Public Lands Access Year-Round, NRA and the Blue Ribbon Coalition. Spouse: Pia; child:Nicholas.

Joyce M. Broadsword District 2Republican Term: 1Address: PO Box 76, Cocolalla 83813; born 6/18/1958 at Sandpoint,ID. Graduated 1976 from Sandpont Senior High; Protestant; loghome manufacturer, courier - medical laboratory; president 1999-2001, ID Women in Timber; co-chair 2002-2003, Federated Womenin Timber; Sandpoint Chamber of Commerce, vice-chair - GovtAffairs Committee; 2000-2004 Kootenai Co. Republican Women;Historic Wallace Chamber of Commerce; Rotary - secretary 2004;spouse: John; children: Brian, Andrew, J.C.; 3 grandchildren.

Hal Bunderson District 14Republican Term: 7Address: 582 River Heights Drive, Meridian 83642; age 68 nativeof Stone, Idaho. Retired CPA and audit partner of ArthurAndersen, Los Angeles, Atlanta and Boise offices., residential realestate developer; former president Ore-Ida Council Boy Scouts ofAmerica, former President Area II - Western Region, BSA; formerpresident - United Way of Ada County, Inc.; author Idaho Entre-preneurs, Profiles in Business, book proceeds go to endowedscholarship fund for outstanding BSU accounting students; co-

chairman Meridian/Eagle School District 1990 School Bond election; spouse: Mary Kay, 3children and 3 grandchildren.

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Mike Burkett District 19Democrat Term: 2Address: 1938 N 17th, Boise 83702; born 06/07/1948 in Fairfield ,Iowa; graduated 1966 from Van Buren HS, Keosauqua, IA; B.S. inEconomics from US Air Force Academy and J.D. from Universityof Idaho. Served in Air Force; Christian; attorney; formerly servedin the State Senate 1988-1992. Member of Boise High CharacterEducation Committee, Lions, Idaho Conservation League and AAUbasketball coach. Spouse: Sharon; children: Sara, Ike, Tom andMaggie.

Don M. Burtenshaw District 35Republican Term: 5Address: 1603 N. 1000 E Terreton 83450; born 8/14/1953 atShelton; graduated Ucon H.S. 1951; L.D.S., farmer-rancher,agribusiness, carpenter; 24 year member of school board; StateFarmer - Farmer of the Year; scout leader,; director of Owsley CanalCo., president cattle cooperative; spouse: Beverly; children: Michel,Steven, Lynn, Van, Sharon, Annette, David and Lee.

Dean L. Cameron District 26Republican Term: 8Address: 1101 Ruby Drive, Rupert 83350; born at Burley; graduateMeridian High School; Assoc. Degree in Arts & Science majoring inpolitical science from Ricks College; member Ntl Assoc. of LifeUnderwriters; twice past president of Southern Idaho Life Under-writers Assoc.; Area II Vice President of Idaho Life Underwriters;past Minidoka Co. Chamber of Commerce Board Member; pastTreasurer--Rupert Rotary Club; spouse: Linda Lanovara; children:Carissa, Laci and Nathan.

Charles H. Coiner District 24Republican Term: 1Address: 2138 Hillcrest Dr., Twin Falls 83301; born 4/25/1943 atTwin Falls; graduated 1961 from Hansen High; B.A. in Architecturefrom Stanford, Palo Alto, CA; farmer; spouse: Carolyn; children:Dylan and Morgan.

Richard L. "Dick" Compton District 5Republican Term: 2Address: PO Box 1738, Coeur d'Alene 83816; born 7/22/1933 inKendrick; graduated 1951 from Spirit Lake H.S.; attended NorthIdaho College and Gonzaga University receiving a BA in Economics;IBM corporate executive management training program; IdahoNational Guard; protestant; consultant; former Kootenai CountyCommissioner; member Rotary, Jobs Plus, Panhandle Area Council,Post Falls and Coeur d'Alene Chambers of Commerce; spouse:Janette; children: Rick, Cindy and Debra.

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Tim Corder District 22Republican Term: 1Address: 357 SE Corder Dr., Mountain Home 83647; born 10/8/1949; graduated 1967 from Nampa High; U.S. Army, AirborneInfantry/ Viet Nam; Lutheran LCMS; self-employed truckingcompany; former member Mtn Home Highway District; Leader-ship Idaho Agriculture; Idaho Ag in the Classroom; spouse:LaVonne; three children and one grandchild.

Denton Darrington District 27Republican Term: 12Address: 302 South Highway 77, Declo, 83323; born 4/30/40 atBurley; Declo High School; received B.S. in Agriculture in 1963from Utah State University; farmer/teacher; L.D.S.; Farm Bureau;Cassia Co. Historical Society; Outstanding Republican CountyChairman 1986; 93-94 and 2003-2004 chairman, Law & JusticeCommittee - NCSL; 94 Legislator of the Year - Ntl RepublicanLegislators Assn.; spouse: Virgene Lind Darrington; children: Lyn,Dee, Kimel, Kae and Matthew.

Bart M. Davis District 33Republican Term: 4Address: 2638 Bellin Circle, Idaho Falls 83402; born March 7,1955 at Rapid City, S.D.; graduated 5/30/73 from Idaho Falls H.S.;B.A. from B.Y.U.; J.D. from U of I; L.D.S.; Attorney; chairman,Futures Comm. of Council of State Government West; 1999-2000Idaho Falls Education Advisory Council member; 1999 TollFellow, Council of State Governments; 1999 Idaho GovernorsExecutive Comm. on Safety in Schools; 1999 Professionalism

Award, Commercial Law & Bankruptcy Section, Idaho State Bar; 2000-2001 Idaho GovernorsFamily Farm Security Task Force; founding board member & past chair, CommercialBankruptcy Law Section, Idaho State Bar; spouse: Marion Davis; children: Christopher,Weston, Cameron, Jilene, Becca and Annie.

Russell M. Fulcher District 21Republican Term: 1Address: 4035 S. Linder Rd, Meridian 83642; born 3/9/1962 atMeridian; graduated Meridian High 1980; BBA and MBA inBusiness Administration from BSU; completed Electronic Engi-neering Course at Micron Technology; Protestant; vice presidentof Sales & Marketing, Preco Electronics; appointed 03/28/2005 toreplace Jack Noble; spouse: Kara; children: Meghan, Benjamin andNicole.

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Tom Gannon District 23Republican Term: 2Address: 4180 N 1572 E, Buhl 83316; born 12/14/1945 at TwinFalls; graduated 1964 from Buhl H.S.; B.S. in Accounting fromUniversity of Idaho; M.S. in Computer Systems Management,Naval Postgraduate School, Monterey, CA.; 23 years in U.S. Navy,retired Commander, Supply Corps; protestant; Buhl Planning andZoning Administrator; member of Buhl Chamber of Commerce,Idaho Cattle Assn., Ntl Cattle and Beef Assn, American Legion andpast president of Buhl Kiwanis Club; received the Navy Achievement Medal, Navy Merito-rious Medal; spouse: Jeanne Davis Gannon; children; two sons.

Robert L. Geddes District 31Republican Term: 6Address: 370 Mountain View Avenue, Soda Springs 83276; born11/14/55 at Preston; graduated from Preston High School; RicksCollege; B.S. in Geology from Utah State University; LDS; geolo-gist, environmental specialist; past chairman of Caribou CountyRepublican Committee; past chairman of the Snake River Sectionof the American Institute of Mining Engineers; spouse: Tammy;children: Megan, Emily, Lizabeth, Robert W., and Jess and twograndchildren.

John W. Goedde District 4Republican Term: 3Address: 525 B West Harrison Ave., Coeur d'Alene 83814; born 05/20/1949 at Chelan, WA. Graduated Chelan H.S. in 1967; B.A. inHotel & Restaurant Administration from Washington State Univer-sity; Certified Insurance Counselor; Certified Risk Manager; inde-pendent insurance agent; former trustee School District #271;former precinct committeeman and state committeeman; past chair-man Coeur d'Alene Chamber of Commerce, past president North IDChamber of Commerce and member of Coeur d'Alene Sunrise Rotary; Coeur d'Alene Volunteerof the Year, 1996; Insurance Women of North Idaho - Insurance Industry Leader of the Year,1993; Idaho Insurance Underwriters/Agent of the Year, 2000; children: Brian.

Brent Hill District 34Republican Term: 3Address: 1010 South 2nd East, Rexburg 83440; born 4/23/1949 atRigby; graduated Madison H.S. in 1967; B.S. in Accounting fromUtah State University; Certified Public Accountant/Certified Fi-nancial Planner; past president Rexburg Chamber of Commerce;member Madison County Coordinating Committee; USU "Out-standing Accounting Graduate" and "Accounting Alumnus of theYear"; spouse: Julie; children: Justin, Ritchie, Michael and Kevin.

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Michael Jorgenson District 3Republican Term: 1Address: 2953 Pt. Hayden Dr., Hayden Lake 83835; born 1/13/1949 at Boise; 1967 graduate of Capital High in Boise; attendedEastern Oregon U, LaGrande in business & economics; Christian;consultant; former president - Hayden Lake City Council; Blue KeyNtl Honor Fraternity; V.P. of Spokane-Coeur d'Alene Opera board;Kootenai County board member - Youth Endowment Foundation;Congressman Otter's Kitchen Cabinet; Youth Football coach; Dis-

trict 3 Legislative vice-chair of Kootenai Co Republicans; spouse: Cynthia; two children andtwo grandchildren.

Kate Kelly District 18Democrat Term: 1Address: PO Box 654, Boise 83701; born 10/19/1957 at Ayer, MA;graduated 1975 from Linton High, Schenectady, NY; B.A. in French& Art History, George Mason University; M.S. in Geography,Univ of ID College of Mines; J.D. from Univ of Utah, College ofLaw; attorney; member Idaho and Utah State Bar Associations;children: Jake, Scott and Sam.

Shawn A. Keough District 1Republican Term: 5Address: P.O. Box 101, Sandpoint 83864; born in 1959 at PomptonPlains, New Jersey; 1978 graduate Walnut Hills H.S. in Cincinnati,Ohio; attended North Idaho College and Lewis Clark State Collegein Business Management; protestant; public relations; spouse:Mike; two children.

David R. Langhorst District 16Democrat Term: 1Address: 6700 Hill Road, Boise 83714; born 8/17/58 at Farmington,MN; 1976 graduate of Robert E Lee H.S., Montgomery, AL; B.A.in History from Auburn University; graduate fellowship - Univer-sity of Texas; manufacturer's representative; 1992-2002 board ofdirectors, Idaho Wildlife Federation; hunter safety instructor; founderand co-chair, Idaho Legislative Sportsman's Caucus; served one termin House 2003-2004.

Brad Little District 11Republican Term: 3Address: PO Box 205, Emmett 83617; received a B.S. in Agri-business from the University of Idaho; owner/manager of a cattleranch and farm; serves on the boards of Idaho Community Founda-tion, the University of Idaho, and Gem County School DistrictFoundation; past chairman of the Idaho Association of Commerceand Industry, Idaho Business Week, the American Sheep Associa-tion Public Lands Committee, the Idaho Woolgrowers Association

and the American Land & Resources Foundation; spouse: Teresa; sons - Adam and David.

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Patti Anne Lodge District 13Republican Term: 3Address: PO Box 96, Huston 83630; born Pittsburgh, PA.; Idahoansince age 4; graduated 1960 from Caldwell High; B.A. in History/Secondary Education, Marylhurst Univ; graduate studies at BSU,U of I, ISU and Albertson College of Idaho; NNU; Catholic;education media consultant/agri-business owner; CSG West Legis-lative Academy; president ID Federation of Republican Women,1992-1996; precinct committee person 1980-2001; former CanyonCounty Republican Chairman, Canyon County State CommitteeWoman and Canyon County Republican Women's President; Idaho Republican Finance Co-Chair 2001; Ag Women; Idaho Catholic Foundation Board Member; NRA; National Federa-tion of Republican Women Resolutions Chairman and Board Member 1992-2000; formermember Caldwell Night Rodeo board of directors and ID High School Rodeo Association;awards include: Fleming Fellow, Canyon County Centennial Woman, Woman of Distinction,Canyon County Outstanding Republican, Idaho Outstanding Republican Woman, IdahoRepublican Hall of Fame and Outstanding County Chairman. Spouse: Edward J. Lodge;children: Mary-Jeanne', Edward R., Anne-Marie and two grandchildren.

Edgar J. Malepeai District 30Democrat Term: 2Address: 585 South 19th, Pocatello 83201; born 8/7/1950 atAmerican Samoa; graduated 1968 from South San Francisco H.S. inCalifornia; B.A. in government from Idaho State University; teacher;Pocatello City Council 1981-1984; spouse: Brenda; children:Masina, Alexis and Ian.

Bert Marley District 29Democrat Term: 3Address: 8806 South Old Highway 91, McCammon 83250; born01/01/1948 in Provo, Utah; received B.A. Idaho State Universityand M.S. from Utah State University; L.D.S.; spouse: Michelle;children: Bert A. "Andy" and Joseph and three grandchildren.

John McGee District 10Republican Term: 1Address: 1601 Idaho Avenue, Caldwell 83605; born 1/27/1973 atNampa; graduated 1991 from Vallivue High; B.A. in History fromAlbertson College of Idaho; Presbyterian; executive director -Western Canyon Youth & Family Coalition; vice chair - CanyonCo Republicans, precinct chair; member Caldwell Rotary Club;chairman, Regional Substances Abuse Authority Legislative Comm;Distinguished Service Award - Ntl Assn of Agriculture Educators;2004 Canyon Co Republican of the Year; board member, AlbertsonCollege Ntl Alumni Board; Distinguished Service Award, Ntl Assn of State Foresters; Fiancee:Hanna.

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Curt McKenzie District 12Republican Term: 2Address: 1911 Candlewood Dr, Nampa 83686; born 2/9/1969 atCorvallis, OR; B.A. in Physics/History from Northwest NazareneUniversity; J.D. from Georgetown University; Nazarene; attor-ney; spouse: Renee; children: Jackson and Madison.

Jack Noble District 21Republican Term: 2Address: 3940 King Road, Kuna 83634; born 3/30/1961 at Nampa;graduated 1979 Kuna H.S.; studied Ag Business at BYU; L.D.S.;grocery and agri-business; president - Pacific Northwest, Canada,Cooperators; BYU Dean's list, Dairy High Herd 1993 and 1994;spouse: Tracey; eight children. Resigned March 7, 2005

Monty J. Pearce District 9Republican Term: 4Address: 2001 County Line Road, New Plymouth 83655; servedtwo terms in the House of Representatives 1999-2002, rancher;spouse: Merry.

Melvin M. (Mel) Richardson District 32Republican Term: 7Address: 3725 Brookfield, Idaho Falls 83406; born 4/29/28 at SaltLake City, UT.; graduated East H.S., 1946, Salt Lake City; receivedbroadcasting license from Radio Broadcaster Operational Engi-neering School in CA.; former director, Assn. of Idaho Cities;director ID. State Broadcasters; former mayor, Ammon; 4 years,Army Reserve; 6 years Jaycees; Child Development Center; afounder and current chairman of Idaho Council on Technology inLearning; Idaho 2002 Olympic Committee; Idaho High School

Activities Association; 1980 Ricks College Man of the Year; served 2 terms in House 1989-92; spouse: Dixie; children: Pamela, Mark, Lance, Todd and Kristi.

Gary J. Schroeder District 6Republican Term: 7Address: 1289 Highland, Moscow 83843; born 11/8/44 at Colum-bus, Wisconsin; graduated Marshall High School, Marshall, WI.;B.S. in Biology/Political Science from University of Wisconsin-Superior and M.S. in Zoology from the University of Idaho; U.S.Navy 1962-65; businessman/outdoor writer; civic organizations:American Legion, NRA, Ducks Unlimited; Moscow League ofWomen Voters; Rocky Mountain Elk Foundation; children: Barrett.

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Joe Stegner District 7Republican Term: 4Address: 216 Prospect Blvd., Lewiston 83501; born 12/17/1949 atClarkston, WA.; graduate Grangeville H.S; graduate of Universityof Idaho; Lewis-Clark State College Foundation Board member; Uof I Research Foundation board member; University of Idaho AgConsulting Council - past president; Lewiston Chamber of Com-merce past director; former grain dealer; spouse: Deborah M.;children: Joseph, Emily, Matthew, and Anne.

Clint Stennett District 25Democrat Term: 6Address: P.O. Box 475, Ketchum, 83340; born 10/1/56 at Winona,Minnesota; graduated 1973 Valley High School; B.A. in Journalismfrom Idaho State University, with minor in Marketing; businessman,previously owned the Wood River Journal and KSKI-FM, currentlyowns and operates KSVT-TV, KSVX-TVand a Lost River Valleyranch; Christian; served two terms in the House of Representatives1990-1994 prior to election to Idaho Senate. Spouse: Michelle.

Gerry Sweet District 20Republican Term: 2Address: 3122 N Sunny Side Avenue, Meridian 83642; small busi-ness owner; spouse: Christine.

Elliot Werk District 17Democrat Term: 2Address: 6810 Randolph Drive, Boise 83709; born 4/16/1957 atMontreal, Canada; graduated 1975 from Granada Hills H.S., Cali-fornia; B.S. in Geology from Sonoma State University; spouse:Nancy Greenwald; children: Hattie Werk.

J. Stanley Williams District 28Republican Term: 4Address: 1286 West 200 South, Pingree 83262farmer and rancher; spouse: Nancy.

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Eric Anderson District 1Republican Term: 1Address: 28544 Priest Lake, 83856; born 5/31/1956 at Spokane,WA; 1974 graduate of Shadle Park High, Spokane; B.A. in PoliticalScience/Government from Eastern Washington U.; CredentialedCooperative Director; Lutheran; contracting/real estate develop-ment; board member of Northwest Public Power Assn, NorthernLight Electric Cooperative, Outlet Bay Sewer Dist, Republicanprecinct committeeman; commissioner West Priest Lake VolunteerFire Dept; member Priest Lake Chamber of Commerce, Sandpoint Chamber of Commerce, NtlRural Electric Cooperative, International Foundation, NRA; received Ntl Rural Electric,International Programs Award; spouse: Nicky; children: Kara, Krista and Alana.

Ken Andrus District 29Republican Term: 1Address: 6948 E Old Oregon Trail Rd., Lava Hot Springs 83246;born 07/14/1935 at Marion Summit Co, Utah; 1953 graduate ofSouth Summit High, Kamas, UT; B.S. in Animal Husbandry fromBrigham Young University; Army veteran; LDS; rancher; boardmember and president Bannock Co. Farm Bureau; Marsh ValleySchool Board - vice chair for three years; spouse: Colleen Lloyd;children: Tonia, Marie, Milo, Melanie, Brent, Leena, Kevin andJoseph.

Jack T. Barraclough District 33Republican Term: 7Address: 3018 Westmoreland Circle, Idaho Falls 83402; born 9/15/27 at Salt Lake City, UT.; graduated Boise High School; engineeringdegree from University of Idaho; 1945-46 U.S. Navy, World WarII veteran; retired from U.S. Geological Survey and Lockheed Idaho;Certified Professional Hydrologist; Emeritus, Idaho Academy ofScience; former chair, Pacific Fisheries Legislative Task Force; co-chairman, Joint Legislative Environmental Common Sense Comm.;L.D.S.; spouse: Elaine; 9 children and stepchildren (1 deceased), 28grandchildren and 1 great-grandchild.

Lenore Hardy Barrett District 35Republican Term: 7Address: 143 West Pleasant, Challis 83226; born 6/16/34 atNewkirk, OK.; Ponca City High School, Oklahoma; B.S. in Biol-ogy/Chemistry from Oklahoma Baptist University; SouthernBaptist; former member Challis City Council; former directorSalmon River Electric Co-operative; Daughters of the Nile; EasternStar; Independent Miner's Assn.; Idaho Farm Bureau; Grassrootsfor Multiple Use Montana; spouse: Robert M. Barrett; children:Jerry, Judy, Patty, Tina, Michelle and Michael.

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Stan Bastian District 14Republican Term: 1Address: 1369 E Nest View Ct., Eagle 83616; born 05/03/1941 atBicknell, UT; 1959 graduate of Montgomery High, Santa Rosa, CA;B.A. in Political Science from Sonoma State University; M.A. fromColorado State University; 1971University of Idaho SpecialistsDegree in School Administration; LDS; Public School Administra-tor; former Eagle City Council president; Rookie Teacher of theYear; Teacher of the Year; Outstanding School Administrator;

spouse: Kathleen; children: Kelly Anderson, Carrie Bastian, Scott Bastian, Mark Bastian,Gaylene Adamson and fourteen grandchildren.

Cliff Bayer District 21Republican Term: 2Address: 8020 W. Amity Rd., Boise 83709; born 08/16/1964; 1982graduate of Borah High; B.S. in Biology from Boise State University;medical research scientist; spouse: Nicki.

Scott Bedke District 27Republican Term: 3Address: 630 N. Center, Oakley 83346; born April 27, 1958 inTwin Falls; graduated Oakley High School; received B.S. in Financefrom Brigham Young University; former president of Idaho CattleAssociation; director of National Cattlemen's Beef Association;former Oakley City Council member; rancher, L.D.S.; spouse:Sarah; children: Derek, Emily, Valerie and Mitchel.

Maxine T. Bell District 26Republican Term: 9Address: 194 South 300 East, Jerome, 83338; born at Logan, Utah;Jerome High School; College of Southern Idaho and Idaho StateUniversity; retired school librarian/farmer; vice chairman of Ameri-can Farm Bureau Women; spouse: H. Jack; children: Jeff, and 3grandchildren.

Carlos Bilbao District 11Republican Term: 1Address: 2062 Corral Rd., Emmett 83617; born 11/14/1936 atEmmett; 1955 graduate of Parkview High; A.A. in Business fromOrange Coast College, Costa Mesa, CA; Business/Managmentfrom U of Washington; U.S. Navy; Catholic; retired senior qualitymanager, Boeing Company; Kiwanis; vice chair of Walter KnoxHospital board; finance chairman, Gem Co Chamber Board; spouse:

Nancy; children: Tami and Timothy.


Max C. Black District 15Republican Term: 7Address: 3731 Buckingham Drive, Boise 83704; born 7/2/36 atDelta, Utah; Delta High School; BA in Business Administrationfrom University of Utah; insurance agent; Optimist Club; pastpresident Idaho Professional Insurance Agents; past presidentBoise Independent Agents; Agent of the Year; spouse: Clydene;children: Jeffrey, Gary and Wendi.

Sharon Block District 24Republican Term: 3Address: 1093 Lakewood Dr., Twin Falls 83301; born 4/15/41 atAmerican Falls; graduated Aberdeen H.S. in 1959; B.S. in Educationfrom University of Idaho; Lutheran; former teacher/property man-agement owner; former president - Twin Falls Co RepublicanWomen; member Idaho State Republican Task Force on Education;nominated to Idaho Republican Party Hall of Fame for OutstandingRepublican Workers; Idaho Farm Bureau Federation 01-02 Friendof Agriculture Award; spouse: Delbert (Bill) children: Brian and Rachelle.

Donna Boe District 30Democrat Term: 5Address: 226 South 16th, Pocatello 83201; born 8/7/34 at SanAngelo, TX., 1952 graduate Highland H.S., Albuquerque, N.M.,B.A. in Social Studies from University of New Mexico; postgraduate classes from Idaho State University; United Methodist;community volunteer; former mayor of Pocatello; former memberPocatello City Council; member of Zonta, NAACP, League ofWomen Voters, Pocatello Zoological Society; recipient of IdahoStatesman Distinguished Citizen award and the Woman of Today and Tomorrow award fromSilver Sage Girl Scout Council; Gate City Rotary Community Service Award; Chamber ofCommerce Athena Award; Region 6, ID Dept of Health & Welfare Hero Award; PatriciaKempthorne Award, Idaho State Substance Abuse Authority; spouse: Roger Boe; children: CarlBoe, Karen Boe Haire; 3 grandchildren.

Darrell Bolz District 10Republican Term: 3Address: 3412 College Avenue, Caldwell 83605; born 07/24/1943at Ontario, OR.; graduated Fruitland High School; received B.S. andM.S in Agriculture Education from the University of Idaho; servedin U.S. Navy; Methodist; retired Extension Educator; currently AgConsultant; member Nampa Chamber of Commerce, NampaCountryman's Club, Food Producers of Idaho, Gideons and Univer-sity of Idaho Alumni board, Committee for Hispanic Affairs;chairman - Food Quality Assurance; received the Governor's Award- Education and Advocacy, Canyon County Pomona Grange Public Service Award, Universityof Idaho Alumni Service Award and the Idaho Statesman Distinguished Citizen. Spouse: Carol;children: Debbie Link and Devin Bolz.

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Larry Bradford District 31Republican Term: 3Address: 3208 East Cub River Road, Franklin 83237; born 1/13/37 at Preston; graduated Preston High School in 1955; served in U.S.Air Force; L.D.S.; retired mink rancher; former Fur Club president;former member Fur Feed committee; former president of FranklinHistorical Society; former Lions Club president; awarded BronzeStatue for work with BYU American Indian Services. Spouse:

Larene Peterson Bradford; children: Kathy Bertsch, Cory Bradford and Nichole Hollingsworth.

Joseph S. Cannon District 28Republican Term: 2Address: 725 Airport Rd., Blackfoot 83221; born 8/17/44 atBlackfoot; graduated Shelley H.S.; B.S. in Chemistry/Zoology fromUtah State University; chemistry teacher at Blackfoot H.S. 1969-1972; founded Cannon Builders in 1977; active in Bingham Countycommunity youth programs; spouse: Jeanne; children: Brent,Michael, Curtis and Scott.

Marge Chadderdon District 4Republican Term: 1Address: 109 Lakeview Dr., Coeur d'Alene 83814; born 12/01/1937at Poplar, MT; 1955 graduate of Froid High, MT; Associate degreein Education from College of Great Falls; attended Gonzaga Univer-sity; Catholic; co-owned chain of floorcovering stores; formerFernan City Council member; Kootenai Co Republican precinctmember; member of Soroptimist International, PEO, Beta Sigma Phi,Cancer Community Charities, Childrens Village Foundation, NtlFederation of Republican Women; ID & Kootenai RepublicanWomen; Beta Sigma Phi Women of the Year; Kootenai Co Repub-

lican Woman of the Year; one son, three daughters and nine grandchildren.

Jim Clark District 3Republican Term: 5Address: 8798 N. Clarkview Place, Hayden Lake 83835; born 2/22/44 at Braddock, PA.; 1962 graduate of Braddock H.S.; B.S. inBusiness Admin from U of Tampa, FL., M.S. in InternationalRelations from Troy State U., M.B.A. from U of ID; retired U.S.Army Lt. Colonel; Catholic; management consultant, adjunct pro-fessor Eastern Washington University and Lewis Clark State Col-lege; member Retired Officers Assoc., Military Order of WorldWars, Coeur d'Alene Charter Academy board member, American

Legion; spouse: Vickie Parker-Clark; children: Phyllis, Sean, Julie and 4 grandchildren.


Gary E. Collins District 12Republican Term: 3Address: 2019 E. Massachusetts, Nampa 83686; born 09/19/42in Boise; Kuna High School; L.D.S.; insurance agency owner;spouse: Ann; children: Debra, David, Steven, Brent, Merilee andKaylee.

Dolores Crow District 13Republican Term: 11Address: 203 South Olive St., Nampa; 83686; born Clovis, N.M.;Jerome High School; Henager's Business College, Salt Lake City;Baptist, member Crossroads Community Church ; retired busi-nesswoman; 6 children; 6 grandchildren.

W.W. “Bill” Deal District 13Republican Term: 8Address: 917 2nd Street South, Nampa, 83651; born 12/7/36 atBoise; graduated 1955 from Boise High School; B.S. in Businessfrom University of Idaho 1959; 1959-1962 1st Lt. in U.S. ArmyInfantry; insurance agent; Rotary International; past presidentand director, Snake River Stampede; past president, Universityof Idaho Alumni Association; past president Independent Insur-ance Agents of Idaho - IIAI Insurance Agent of the Year - 1984 and1996; Emerson Award - Northwest Nazarene College 1990; Methodist; spouse: Joan; fourmarried children: Ferris, Bill Jr., Shawn, Burke; three granddaughters and three grandsons.

Lawerence Denney District 9Republican Term: 5Address: 2227 Denney Road, Box 114, Midvale 83645; born 2/25/48 at Council, ID.; 1966 graduate of Midvale H.S.; B.S. in Agricul-tural Economics from University of Idaho; U.S. Army 1970-72;protestant; farmer; served in the House of Representatives 1991-92; spouse: Donna; children: Toni, Jennifer, Stephanie, Michaeland four grandchildren.

Clete Edmunson District 9Republican Term: 2Address: 2960 Hwy 95, Council 83612; born 11/18/65 at Council;graduated 1984, Council H.S.; BBA in Business Management &Organization, B.A. in Secondary Education from ISU; working onMaster of Arts in History from BSU; teacher/coach; small businessowner; member Ntl Rifle Assn, Idaho Taxpayers Assn, NewPlymouth Education Assn; Phi Alpha Theta Honors in History;children: Dane, Shianne and Sienna.

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Julie Ellsworth District 18Republican Term: 5Address: Box 668, Boise 83701; born 12/8/61 in Utah; 1979graduate of Boise High School; B.S. in Education from BrighamYoung University; homemaker, fifth grade teacher; spouse: Maurice;three children.

George Eskridge District 1Republican Term: 3Address: P.O. Box 112, Dover 83825; born 1/1/43 at BonnersFerry; graduated 1961 from Sandpoint H.S.; B.S in BusinessAdministration from University of Montana; U.S. Navy; Lutheran;real estate sales; member Bonner County Assn of Realtors, GreaterSandpoint Chamber of Commerce, Elks Club, American Legion,Veterans of Foreign Wars, Vietnam Veterans of America, AmericanLegion Youth Baseball, and Bonner County Republicans; Public

Power Distinguished Service Award 2002 and American Legion Dedicated Service Award 2002;spouse: Jenise; two sons and two grandchildren.

Debbie Field District 18Republican Term: 6Address: 3236 Chickory Way, Boise, 83706; born 1/26/55 atRexburg; graduated from Madison High School at Rexburg in 1973;three years college, Associate degree from Ricks College; LDS;homemaker, campaign consultant; Ada County Central Commit-tee; 1995 and 1999 co-chair, Idaho Inaugural Celebration; 92-94Ada County State Committee Woman; '92 Distinguished ServiceAward, Idaho Republican Party; 1985-86, Bannock County Re-

publican Chairman; appointed 1/13/95 to replace Pam Ahrens; spouse: Mike; three children;1 grandchild.

Frances Chatburn Field District 23Republican Term: 11Address: 23608 Field Lane, Grand View, 83624; born Albion;graduated Albion State Normal Teachers College; chair, EasternOwyhee Library Board; member Mountain Home Chamber ofCommerce and Military Affairs Committee; retired teacher/schoolboard member/ business manager Jt. School District 365; farmowner; vice-chair, Joint Finance & Appropriations Committee;1994 FFA Honorary State Farmer degree; ID Republican Hall of

Fame; 1988 Outstanding Legislator; Owyhee Co. Republican Chair; former president ID.School Business Officials; former chair - House Agriculture Comm; 2002 Ronald ReaganFreedom Award; spouse: Oscar, deceased; children: Bill, Jean, Terry, Howard, Mike, Janet,Julie and Pat.


Kathie Garrett District 17Republican Term: 2Address: 3227 Crescent Rim Dr., Boise 83706; born 8/29/44 atLebanon Valley, Ohio; graduated 1962 at Whittier, CA; B.A. inPolitical Science from Clemson University; Masters in PublicAdministration from Portland State University; Methodist; home-maker; former mental health professional; past chairman AdaCounty Republican Party; vice president of Idaho Working Part-ners; American Government Award - Clemson University; Port-land State University Community Service Award; ARC Volunteer of the Year; IdahoRepublican Party, Outstanding Worker of the Year; spouse: Vernon; children: Stephanie andStephen and two grandsons.

Phil Hart District 3Republican Term: 1Address: 4430 E Sarah Loop, Athol 83801; born 1/16/1956 atHartford, CT; 1973 graduate of Awalt High, Mountain View, CA.;received B.S. in Civil Engineering in 1980 from University of Utah;MBA from the Wharton School, University of Pennsylvania in1984; Protestant; structural engineer; published author; board ofdirectors, Remington Water District; member of American Legisla-tive Exchange Council, Gun Owners of America, Kootenai CoRepublican Women, Chamber of Commerce and Wharton AlumniAssn; spouse: Sarah.

R.J. "Dick" Harwood District 2Republican Term: 3Address: 81527 Hwy 3 South, St. Maries 83861; born 10/04/47 atSt. Maries; graduated St. Maries High School 1967; Welding Blue-print Reading certification from North Idaho Junior College; busi-ness owner; Protestant; St Joe Credit Union board member; Jaycee'sdistrict representative; church board member; member BenewahCounty Republicans, Chamber of Commerce and National RifleAssociation. Spouse: Carole; three children and 9 grandchildren.

Margaret Wainwright Henbest District 16Democrat Term: 5Address: P.O. Box 934, Boise 83701; born 8/13/53 at Los Angeles;St. Mary's H.S., Stockton, CA.; B.S. - Oregon Health Sciences andM.S. - California State U -Long Beach in nursing; pediatric nursepractitioner; member ID Nurses Assoc., recipient of BSU Award forCommunity Service, Am. Nurses Assoc for Excellence in Nursing,and Am College of Nurse Practitioner for Excellence in Practice;President of Board, Mountain States Group; Rotary International;spouse: Michael L.; children: Ryan, Daniel and Kevin.

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Frank N. Henderson District 5Republican Term: 1Address: 362 S. Ponderosa Loop, Post Falls 83854; born 12/6/1922at Chicago, IL; 1940 graduate of High School School of Agriculture,Rochester, WI; attended University of Idaho; U.S. Army, 33rd Div,WWII; Presbyterian; retired marketing executive, newspaper pub-lisher; 1980-83 Post Falls mayor; 1983-91 Kootenai Co Commis-sioner; foreign consultant on Public Administration and EconomicDevelopment 1993-2003, 20 projects in Russia and eastern Europe;

life member of Sigma Chi Fraternity; American Legion Post 143, Post Falls; PresidentialLifetime Achievement Award for Volunteerism, Kennedy Center, 2004; spouse: Lillian;children: Deborah, Stephen, Jennifer, Tom and Jane.

Wendy Jaquet District 25Democrat Term: 6Address: PO Box 783, Ketchum, 83340; born 9/16/43 at Seattle;Garfield H.S., Seattle; B.A. in Political Science and M.A. in PublicAdmin. from U. of Washington; Episcopal; former exec dir, SunValley-Ketchum Chamber of Commerce; former ID Arts Comm. &ID Job Partnership Act Advisory Council; pres. Region VII tourismcomm.; coordinator, Ketchum Wagon Days; Wells Fargo BoulderMt. Tour Comm.; coordinator, Blaine Co. Centennial Comm.;

Blaine Co. Comprehensive Plan Comm.; B/D of Sun Valley Center for Arts & Humanities,Ketchum Comm Library, Sun Valley Ski Foundation; recipient of Wood River Journal "CivicActivist" award, Friend of the Cities Legislative 1997, 1999, 2000 award from Association ofIdaho Cities, Sun Valley-Ketchum Chamber 1997 Volunteer of the Year Award and Silver SageGirl Scout's Woman of Today & Tomorrow, 1994; spouse: Jim; sons: Michael & Brian.

Douglas R. Jones District 23Republican Term: 11Address: 3515 N. 2300 E., Filer 83328; born and raised in the TwinFalls area; graduated from the University of Idaho in 1972; farmer;1989 recipient of the Terry Reilly Memorial Award for dedicationto young children with disabilities; member National EducationGoals Panel, Idaho Rural Partnership Board of Directors, NationalConference of State Legislators executive board, U of I College ofAgriculture Consulting Council executive committee, Governor’s

Task Force on Agriculture, President’s Commission on White House Fellowships, Twin FallsChamber of Commerce, Idaho Farm Bureau Federation, Rotary Club and Boy Scouts ofAmerica; Honorary FFA State Degree; Friends of Co-ops award; Guardian of Small BusinessAward; spouse: Mary Liz; children: Jennifer, Heather and Douglas, Jr.

Jana M. Kemp District 16Republican Term: 1Address: PO Box 8045, Boise 83707; born 6/17/1965 at Philadel-phia, PA; 1983 graduate of Wayzata High, MN.; B.A. in Businessfrom Principia College, Elsah, IL.; masters work begun; PoliceAcademy 2002; Christian; self-employed business owner, trainingcompany; published author; member Rotary Club, Idaho StateAssociation of Parliamentarians, Learning Lab Volunteer, CitizenPolice Academy Alumni, State Bar Public Information Committee.


Dennis M. Lake District 28Republican Term: 5Address: 830 Taber Road, Blackfoot 83221; born 10/5/37 at Rigby;1955 graduate of Rigby H.S.; B.S. in Accounting from BrighamYoungUniversity; L.D.S.; agri-business; school board member; spouse:Luann; children: Rodney, Bruce, Kathleen and Tracy.

Nicole LeFavour District 19Democrat Term: 1Address: 1210 N 11th, Boise 83702; born 02/08/1964 at Aspen, CO.;1982 graduate of Ketchum Community School; B.A. in CongnitiveScience from University of California, Berkeley; M.F.A. fromUniversity of Montana; teaching credentials from San FranciscoState University; teacher; non-profit organizer, small businessowner; volunteer advocate on proverty and taxation issues; IdahoCenter for Budget and Tax Policy; non-profit fundraiser; writingteacher for at risk youth; Human Rights Day Award, Idaho Voices of Faith for Human Rights;partner: Carol Grownowski.

Tom Loertscher District 31Republican Term: 9Address: 1357 Bone Road, Iona 83427; born 1/4/44 at Park City,UT; Park City High School; B.S. in Accounting from University ofUtah; 6 years, U.S. Army Reserve; farmer/rancher; L.D.S.; BonnevilleCounty Commissioner for 6 years; East Central Idaho PrivateIndustry Council; Idaho State Job Training Council; spouse: Linda;children: Brent, Wayne, Steven, Reed, Benjamin, Marlena, Brad andBruce.

Elmer Tony Martinez District 29Democrat Term: 3Address: 8209 W Portneuf Rd., Pocatello 83204; born 04/23/1952at Pocatello; graduated Pocatello H.S.; B.A. in American Studiesfrom Idaho State University; retired paramedic/firefighter; ap-pointed 2001.

Russ Mathews District 33Republican Term: 1Address: 2583 Genevieve Way, Idaho Falls 83402; born 12/5/1958at Rexburg, ID; 1977 graduate of Blackfoot High; bachelor's degreein Communications from Brigham Young University; L.D.S.; con-sultant; precinct committeeman; served as "staff member" on the USHouse of Representatives Committee on Government Operationsand on subcommittee on Commerce, Consumer and MonetaryAffairs; spouse: Virginia: 4 children.

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Janice McGeachin District 32Republican Term: 2Address: 6121 N 5th W., Idaho Falls 83401; born 01/18/1963 atLas Cruces, NM; graduated 1981 from Skyline H.S.; BS/BA inFinance/Accounting from University of Arizona; Presbyterian;business owner; member Idaho Falls Chamber of Commerce,Rotary, United Way, American Red Cross; chairman of IdahoInnovation Center; board member Development Workshop Foun-dation; spouse: James; children: Liza Ann and James Allyn.

Shirley McKague District 20Republican Term: 5Address: 933 E. Pine, Meridian 83642; graduate of Nampa H.S.;Christian; legal secretary and service station owner; precinctcommitteeman; member Idaho Farm Bureau, Meridian Chamber ofCommerce; former newspaper columnist; spouse: Paul; children:Rhonda, Van, Dan, Randy, Rick and Robert.

Janet J. Miller District 17Republican Term: 2Address: 5707 W Randolph Dr., Boise 83706; born 08/09/1937 atSalt Lake City, UT; graduated 1955 from East H.S. in Salt Lake City;B.S. in Education from University of Utah; additional courses atBSU and University of California, San Diego; Presbyterian; home-maker/property manager; 96-2000 president Idaho Federation ofRepublican Women; Region IV Chairman, District 17 Chairman;National Federation of Republican Women; past president IdahoArthritis Foundation; chairman Idaho Working Partners; St.

Alphonsus Auxiliary; Idaho Historical Society; spouse: Donald; children: Curt, Brad, Barbara,Scott and eight grandchildren.

Mike Mitchell District 7Democrat Term: 2Address: 1916 Gateway, Lewiston 83501Previously served 1969-70 in the House of Representatives and1971-1982 in the Idaho Senate. Graduate of University of Oregonwith a BA in Journalism; WWII veteran; has served on theEconomic Advisory Board for the Department of Commerce, StateBoard of Education, Acting Director for the Department of Cor-rections, Idaho Transportation Board and former Chief of Staff for

Governor Cecil Andrus; business consultant; founder of City of Lewiston Adopt-A-StreetLitter Control program. Spouse: Arlene; three daughters and six grandchildren


Mike Moyle District 14Republican Term: 4Address: 480 N. Plummer Rd., Star 83669;1983 graduate ofMeridian High; attended BYU; L.D.S.; farmer/rancher; served onFar West Spearmint Committee; former fire commissioner of Star;currently serving second term as Assistant Majority Leader; spouse:Sue Ann; children: Kelsei, Jacob and Preston.

Bruce Newcomb District 27Republican Term: 10Address: P.O. Box 757, Burley, 83318; born 3/2/40 at Burley;graduated Declo High School 1958; attended Northwest ChristianCollege, Stanford and University of Oregon earning a B.S.; farmerand rancher; has served as Majority Caucus Chairman, AssistantMajority Leader, Majority Leader, and is currently serving hisfourth term as Speaker of the House; Methodist; spouse: CeliaGould; 5 children.

Pete Nielsen District 22Republican Term: 2Address: 3955 S 136 W, Mountain Home 83647; born 03/15/1938at Burley; graduated Minico H.S.; attended BYU and Utah State;LDS; insurance agent and part-time farmer; former RepublicanCounty chairman and district chairman; member JC's; president anddirector Elywhee Beet Growers; president Elmore Co NFO; presi-dent Elywhee Growers Assoc; Elmore County Farm Bureau; EagleScout; spouse: Connie; 5 daughters, Robin Jo, April, Heather,Celeste, Desarae and 3 sons, Milton, Clint, Ivan.

Bob Nonini District 1Republic Term: 1Address: 5875 W Harbor Drive, Coeur d'Alene 83814; born 8/7/1954 in Wallace; 1972 graduate of Wallace High; attended NorthIdaho College; Catholic; insurance/investments; member Coeurd'Alene Rotary Club; Coeur d'Alene Library Foundation Board;Post Falls Chamber of Commerce; Rotarian of theYear 1996; 3 termKootenai County Republican Chairman 1998-2004; past statePresident Idaho Insurance & Financial Advisors 2003-2004; spouse:Cathyanne.

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Anne Pasley-Stuart District 19Democrat Term: 2Address: 2301 Hillway Drive, Boise 83702; born in Caldwell;graduate of Caldwell High; B.S. in Music from University of GreatFalls; additional graduate work at BSU; Methodist; president/CEOof Pasley-Stuart Consulting; served as vice-chair and commissionerof the Idaho Personnel Commission, as chair and commissioner ofIdaho Commission on Women's Programs, and as chair and commis-

sioner of Boise Civil Service Commission; served on national board of Society for HumanResource Management; served on Idaho State Human Resource Council, Northwest HumanResource Managment Assn.; awarded "Women Making History Award" by BSU's WomenCenter; spouse: Thomas R. Stuart III; child: Lisa.

Donna Pence District 25Democrat Term: 1Address: 1960 US Hwy 26, Gooding 83330; born 8/23/1942 inJoliet, IL; 1960 gradaute of Richfield High; BS Ed in PhysicalEducation, Health and Social Studies; M.A. from Idaho StateUniversity; Methodist; retired teacher/coach; tree farmer; Chamberof Commerce director and former secretary; volunteer coordinatorfor Nature Conservancy's Thousand Springs Festival; wrote grantfor Gooding Rec District spring volleyball program; local leader and

state committee member of Eastern Star; ID Nursery & Landscape Assn - State LegislativeCommittee; ID Education Assn, local president - regional board; board member - ID Assoc ofHeath, Physical Ed, Recreation and Dance; Delta Kappa Gamma Teaching Society committees;5th District Coaches special achievement award; Pathfinder Award from Id Assn Health, PE,Recreation and Dance; leadership seminar at U of Texas by Delta Kappa Gamma teacherssociety 2004; spouse: Lew; children: Lynn, Kim and Dusty.

Dell Raybould District 34Republican Term: 3Address: 3215 N 2000 W, Rexburg 83440; born 10/08/33 at Rexburg;graduated Madison High School; attended Ricks College; L.D.S.;farmer/businessman; past chairman Idaho Potato Commission; pastchairman National Potato Promotion Board; past chairman MadisonMemorial Hospital board of trustees; 1989 National Potato Man ofthe Year; 1999 Idaho Grower of the Year; 1990 East Idaho Agricul-ture Hall of Fame; 1995 Idaho Water Users Hall of Fame; 1998Governor's Award for Excellence in Agriculture; spouse: Vera;

children: Jeff, Valerie, Kathryn and 13 grandchildren.

Robert "Bob" Ring District 10Republican Term: 2Address: 406 Spruce, Caldwell 83605; born 03/31/1936 at WichitaFalls, TX; B.A. in Math-Chemistry from Texas A&M University;M.D. from Baylor College of Medicine; USAF 1964-1973; Presby-terian; retired obstetrician-gynecologist; 9 years on Caldwell SchoolBoard; member Nampa-Caldwell Bridge Club; spouse: Dorothy;children: Elizabeth, Katherine and Robert.


Shirley G. Ringo District 6Democrat Term: 3Address: 1021 Herrington Rd., Moscow 83843; born 10/29/1940at Fort Collins, CO.; graduated 1958 from John Rogers H.S. inSpokane; B.A. in Mathematics from Washington State University;M.A.T. in Mathematics from Washington State University; Meth-odist; retired teacher; member IEA and NEA; Human Rights TaskForce; presidential award for Excellence in Teaching Mathematics;spouse: John; children: Shawn, Stacy, Shelley and two granddaugh-ters.

Ken A. Roberts District 8Republican Term: 3Address: 12765 Hwy 55, Donnelly 83615; born 08/05/63 atCascade; graduated McCall-Donnelly High School; attended Uni-versity of Idaho; Ag Equip Tech from Boise State University; self-employed farmer; past trustee McCall-Donnelly School District;past member of Valley County Planning & Zoning Commission;past Valley County Republican Central Committee Chairman;spouse: Mary Jo; children: Johanna, Kendra and Christine.

John Rusche District 7Democrat Term: 1Address: 1405 27th Avenue, Lewiston 83501; born 12/03/1950 atWaukesha, WI.; 1969 graduate of Aquinas High, La Crosse, WI; B.S.in Chemical Engineering from Notre Dame; M.D. from WashingtonUniversity of Medicine, St. Louis, MO; Christian; physician; IDMedical Assoc.; American Council of Physician Executives; Ameri-can Academy of Pediatrics; "Mover & Shaker" Award, IdahoPediatric Society; Tau Beta Pi - engineering honor society; spouse:Kay; child: Caitlin.

Ann Rydalch District 32Republican Term: 2Address: 3824 E 17th, Idaho Falls 83406; born 08/08/1935 at Carey;graduated Carey H.S. in 1953; attended Ricks College; BA inBusiness Education from ISU; upper graduate work in Journalismat University of Missouri, Columbia; L.D.S.; business systemsspecialist at INEEL; served in the Idaho Senate 1983-1990; formermember American Legion Auxiliary, director for Youth EndowmentAssociation; 2001-2003 chair Federal Lab Consortium; formerpresident Idaho Press Women; retired school teacher; former Idaho Journalism Teacher of theYear; former runner-up to National Journalism Teacher of the Year; Idaho Republican Hall ofFame; spouse: Vernal; children: Matt, Brett, Lisa, Doug, Lori, Lynette and sixteen grandchil-dren.

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Bill Sali District 21Republican Term: 8Address: 175 Linke Ct, Kuna, 83634; born 2/17/54 at Portsmouth,Ohio; graduated Capital High School; B.B.A. in Economics fromBoise State University; J.D. from University of Idaho; attorney;spouse: Terry; children: Jennifer, Levi, Micah, Anna, Rachel andChristina.

George Sayler District 4Democrat Term: 2Address: 1102 Ash Avenue, Coeur d'Alene 83814; born 06/14/1944at Missoula, MT; graduated 1962 from Missoula H.S.; B.A. inHistory from University of Montana; M.A. in Religious Studiesfrom Hartford Seminary; U.S. Army; Presbyterian; teacher; mem-ber Coeur d'Alene Chamber of Commerce; Coeur d'Alene AudubonSociety; Wittenberger Fellow; Secondary Teacher of the Year;spouse: Kathleen; children: Heather and Michelle.

Robert E. Schaefer District 12Republican Term: 11Address: Box 55, Nampa, 83653; born 7/21/36 at Nampa; NampaHigh School; B.A. in Architecture University of Idaho; architect;Lutheran; U.S. Air Force 1957-61; Kiwanis 1978-86; former NampaPlanning and Zoning Commissioner 1984-95; current member ZionLutheran Church and School; former Nampa school board member;former Habitat for Humanity board member; spouse: Betty; chil-dren: Robert Jr. and Christina.

Mary Lou Shepherd District 2Democrat Term: 4Address: 273 Crescent Dr., Wallace 83873; appointed 9/8/99 toreplace Larry Watson; raised at Glengary, Idaho and Spokane;graduated from high school in Spokane and attended college inOklahoma and California; former business owner; former PTApresident at the elementary, junior high and high school levels;spouse: Jim.

Paul E. Shepherd District 8Republican Term: 1Address: PO Box 277, Riggins 83549; born 12/21/1942 at Boise,attended Boise Jr. College; 1961 graduate of Boise High; owner/partner of sawmill and log home business; protestant; former BoiseCo Republican Chairman, Garden Valley School Board, CrouchCity Councilman, Riggins City Councilman, director - Salmon RiverCowboys, director - Riggins Chamber of Commerce, director -

Riggins Gem Committee, state committeeman - Idaho County Republicans; spouse: Dawn;children - Paula, Paul, Aaron, Daniel, Charles, Kristin, Sari, Ronald, Eugene and thirty-fivegrandchildren.


Mack G. Shirley District 34Republican Term: 2Address: 443 W. Moran View., Rexburg 83440; born 7/24/1933 atRexburg; graduated 1951 from Sugar-Salem H.S.; B.S. in Sociologyfrom Ricks College; M.S. and Ph.D. from University of Utah inHigher Education Administration and Educational Administration;U.S. Army Reserve; L.D.S.; educator; public school teacher andadministrator; college administrator; member Kiwanis Interna-tional, Madison Memorial Hospital trustee;Upper Valley Indus-tries Advisory Board; football commissioner, Idaho High School Activities Assn; Idaho JrMiss State Board; Ricks College Exemplary Man of Excellence, 1977; National StudentPersonnel Distinguished Service Award, 1999; 2002 Winter Olympics Torchbearer; spouse:Shanna; eight children.

Kathy Skippen District 11Republican Term: 2Address: 5454 W Central Rd., Emmett 83617; born 12/22/1949 atEmmett; graduated 1968 from Emmett H.S.; BA in Recreation fromWashington State University; farmer/Quarterhorse breeder; formermember Emmett School Board; former Gem County Commissioner;Shadow Butte Development Corporation; North Kennedy - Cot-tonwood Creek Stewardship Group; spouse: Dar Olberding.

Elaine Smith District 30Democrat Term: 3Address: 3759 Heron, Pocatello 83201; born Gooding; graduatedMeridian H.S.; B.A. in Education-History from Idaho State Univer-sity; Methodist; member AAUW, AOP, Delta Kappa Gamma,United Way Board, Soroptimist International, Foster Grandpar-ents Board, PEO, and School District #25 Education FoundationBoard; spouse: Rich; children: Camille, Kirk and Brenda

Leon Smith District 24Republican Term: 4Address: 1381 Galena Dr., Twin Falls 83301; born 5/30/37 at GreatBend, KS.; graduated 1955 from Larned H.S. in Larned, KS.; B.S.in Architectural Engineering from Kansas State University; J.D.from Washburn University; served in U.S. Army C.E., Paratroop-ers as 1st Lt.; protestant; lawyer; former Prosecuting Atty. TwinFalls County; Twin Falls City Council, Twin Falls mayor, and IDTransportation Bd member, 8 years, chairman; past presidentYMCA; Rotary; Library Board, Tennis Association, vice-chairSalvation Army Board, and Twin Falls Chamber of Commerce board member; spouse: JanMittleider-Smith; children: Christy, Eric and Kirk.

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Steve Smylie District 15Republican Term: 4Address: 2220 N. Coolwater Avenue, Boise 83713; born 10/03/1953 at Moscow; graduated 1971 from Boise H.S.; B.A. fromNorthwest Nazarene, M.A. from Boise State, in History, Educationand Specialist in Education Administration from U of I; Christian;teacher/small businessman; member Idaho State Historical RecordsAdvisory Board, Salvation Army Kroc Initiative Task Force,Milken Family National Educator Awards Advisory Board, Idaho

Council for History Education, national, state and local teacher associations; 2000 Friend ofEducation award; 2002 Friend of Idaho Agriculture; spouse: Marsha; children: Anna and Lisa.

Mark A. Snodgrass District 20Republican Term: 2Address: 405 West Sedgewick Dr, Meridian 83642; born 03/16/1964 at Boise; graduated 1982 from Borah H.S.; B.A. in History-Secondary Education from BSU; final year of MA -EconomicsEducation at BSU; economics instructor/real estate agent; spouse:Pascale; children: Matthew and Jennifer.

John A. "Bert" Stevenson District 26Republican Term: 5Address: 1099 N. 400 W., Rupert 83350; born 2/9/36 at Acequia;1954 graduate of Rupert H.S.; attended Ricks College; served 2years in Army; L.D.S.; farmer; director - Minidoka IrrigationDistrict; director - East End Fire District; member Minidoka Co.Planning & Zoning Board; Minidoka Co. Commissioner; Mini-Cassia Chamber of Commerce; spouse: Elaine; children: Scott, Dean& Annette.

Tom Trail District 6Republican Term: 5Address: 1375 Mountain View Road, Moscow 83843; born 7/29/35 at Moscow; 1953 graduate of Moscow H.S.; B.S. in AnimalScience from University of Idaho and Doctorate in ExperimentalPsychology; U.S. Army Reserves - Med. Corp. 1953-61; PeaceCorps 1963-65; Christian; educational consultant; retired 25 yearsteaching at Washington State University; member of MoscowRotary Club, Chamber of Commerce, League of Women Voters;

recipient of 1989 USDA honors award and Rotary's 1993 Outstanding University TeacherAward; Arthur Flemming Fellowship 1999; Eleanor Roosevelt Global Fellowship 2004;spouse: Jo Ann; children: Ruth, Mark and Steven.


Richard Wills District 22Republican Term: 2Address: 694 E Cleveland (Box 602), Glenns Ferry 83623; born 06/18/1945 at Bassett, NE; graduated Nampa H.S.; L.D.S.; retired IdahoState Trooper; currently DARE officer Owyhee County; memberChamber of Commerce, Three Island Crossing Committee, Water-ways Committee; Presidential Commendation for OutstandingPolice Work; spouse: Connie Wills; four children.

JoAn E. Wood District 35Republican Term: 11Address: 3778 East 500 N., Rigby, 83442; born 6/3/34 at Milo; RirieHigh School; partner in ranch/farm/trucking corporation; memberCenter for Constitutional Studies, Outdoor Unlimited Multiple UseResource Organization, American Legislative Exchange Council;Multistate Highway Transportation Agreement Committee; mem-ber Joint Natural Resource Committee; L.D.S.; spouse: Thomas D.(deceased); children: Michele, Carol, Joy Brenda and Lynda.

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Membership of the Legislature by DistrictDistrict 1 - Bonner & Boundary Counties

Sen. Shawn Keough (R)Rep. Eric Anderson (R)Rep. George Eskridge (R)

District 2 - Bonner, Kootenai,Benewah and Shoshone CountiesSen. Joyce Broadsword (R)Rep. Mary Lou Shepherd (D)Rep. R.J. "Dick" Harwood (R)

District 3 - Kootenai CountySen. Michael "Mike" Jorgenson (R)Rep. Jim Clark (R)Rep. Phil Hart (R)

District 4 - Kootenai CountySen. John W. Goedde (R)Rep. Marge Chadderdon (R)Rep. George Sayler (D)

District 5 - Kootenai CountySen. Dick Compton (R)Rep. Bob Nonini (R)Rep. Frank Henderson (R)

District 6 - Latah CountySen. Gary J. Schroeder (R)Rep. Tom Trail (R)Rep. Shirley G. Ringo (D)

District 7 - Nez Perce CountySen. Joe Stegner (R)Rep. Mike Mitchell (D)Rep. John Rusche (D)

District 8 - Clearwater, Idaho, Lewis & Valley Counties

Sen. R. Skipper "Skip" Brandt (R)Rep. Ken A. Roberts (R)Rep. Paul E. Shepherd (R)

District 9 - Adams, Canyon, Payette &Washington CountiesSen. Monty J. Pearce (R)Rep. Lawerence Denney (R)Rep. Clete Edmunson (R)

District 10 - Canyon CountySen. John T. McGee (R)Rep. Robert Ring (R)Rep. Darrell Bolz (R)

District 11 - Canyon & Gem CountiesSen. Brad Little (R)Rep. Kathy Skippen (R)Rep. Carlos Bilbao (R)

District 12 - Canyon CountySen. Curt McKenzie (R)Rep. Robert E. Schaefer (R)Rep. Gary E. Collins (R)

District 13 - Canyon CountySen. Patti Anne Lodge (R)Rep. Dolores J. Crow (R)Rep. William W. "Bill" Deal (R)

District 14 - Ada CountySen. Harold "Hal" Bunderson (R)Rep. Mike Moyle (R)Rep. Stan Bastian (R)

District 15 - Ada CountySen. John Andreason (R)Rep. Steve Smylie (R)Rep. Max Black (R)

District 16 - Ada CountySen. David Langhorst (D)Rep. Margaret Henbest (D)Rep. Jana Kemp (R)

District 17 - Ada CountySen. Elliot Werk (D)Rep. Kathie Garrett (R)Rep. Janet J. Miller (R)

District 18 - Ada CountySen. Kate Kelly (D)Rep. Debbie Field (R)Rep. Julie Ellsworth (R)

District 19 - Ada CountySen. Mike Burkett (D)Rep. Anne Pasley-Stuart (D)Rep. Nichole LeFavour (D)

District 20 - Ada CountySen. Gerry Sweet (R)Rep. Mark A. Snodgrass (R)Rep. Shirley McKague (R)

District 21 -Ada CountySen. Jack Noble (R) resigned 3/7/2005Sen. Russell M. Fulcher (R) appointed

3/28/2005Rep. William "Bill" Sali (R)Rep. Clifford Bayer (R)

District 22 - Boise & Elmore Counties

Sen. Tim Corder Sr. (R)Rep. Richard "Rich" Wills (R)Rep. Peter Nielsen (R)


District 23 - Owyhee & Twin Falls Counties

Sen. Tom Gannon (R)Rep. Frances Field (R)Rep. Douglas R. "Doug" Jones (R)

District 24 - Twin Falls CountySen. Charles H. Coiner (R)Rep. Leon E. Smith (R)Rep. Sharon Block (R)

District 25 - Blaine, Camas, Gooding & Lincoln Counties

Sen. Clint Stennett (D)Rep. Wendy Jaquet (D)Rep. Donna Pence (D)

District 26 - Jerome & Minidoka Counties

Sen. Dean Cameron (R)Rep. John A. "Bert" Stevenson (R)Rep. Maxine T. Bell (R)

District 27 - Bingham, Cassia, Oneida & Power Counties

Sen. Denton Darrington (R)Rep. Scott Bedke (R)Rep. Bruce Newcomb (R)

District 28 - Bingham CountySen. J. Stanley "Stan" Williams (R)Rep. Dennis Lake (R)Rep. Joseph S. Cannon (R)

District 29 - Bannock CountySen. Bert C. Marley (D)Rep. Ken Andrus (R)Rep. Elmer Martinez (D)

District 30 -Bannock CountySen. Edgar Malepeai (D)Rep. Donna Boe (D)Rep. Elaine Smith (D)

District 31 -Bear Lake, Bonneville, Caribou, Franklin & Teton Counties

Sen. Robert L. Geddes (R)Rep. Larry Bradford (R)Rep. Tom Loertscher (R)

District 32 - Bonneville CountySen. Melvin "Mel" Richardson (R)Rep. Janice McGeachin (R)Rep. Ann Rydalch (R)

District 33 - Bonneville CountySen. Bart Davis (R)Rep. Jack Barraclough (R)Rep. Russ Mathews (R)

District 34 - Fremont & Madison Counties

Sen. Brent Hill (R)Rep. Mack G. Shirley (R)Rep. Dell Raybould (R)

District 35 - Butte, Clark, Custer, Fremont, Jefferson & LemhiCounties

Sen. Don Burtenshaw (R)Rep. JoAn Wood (R)Rep. Lenore Hardy Barrett (R)

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Senate CommitteesAgricultural AffairsChair J. Stanley Williams, Vice Chair Tom Gannon; Members - Don M.Burtenshaw , Jack Noble, Charles H. Coiner, Tim Corder, Joyce M. Broadsword,Clint Stennett, Kate Kelly

Commerce and Human ResourcesChair John C. Andreason, Vice Chair Charles H. Coiner; Members - Dean L.Cameron, Joe Stegner, John W. Goedde, Richard L. ComptonJoyce M. Broadsword, Elliot Werk, Edgar J. Malepeai

EducationChair John W. Goedde, Vice Chair Jack Noble; Members - Gary J. Schroeder,John C. Andreason, Tom Gannon, Monty J. Pearce, Michael Jorgenson, MikeBurkett, Bert C. Marley

FinanceChair Dean L. Cameron, Vice Chair Shawn Keough; Members - Melvin M. Richardson,Patti Anne Lodge, Brent Hill, Monty J. Pearce, Gerry Sweet, John McGee, Bert C.Marley, Elliot Werk

Health and WelfareChair Richard L. Compton, Vice Chair Joyce M. Broadsword; Members - DentonDarrington, R. Skipper Brandt, Shawn Keough, John McGee, Charles H. Coiner, ElliotWerk, Kate Kelly

Judiciary and RulesChair Denton Darrington, Vice Chair Melvin M. Richardson; Members - HalBunderson, Bart M. Davis, Patti Anne Lodge, Gerry Sweet, Michael Jorgenson,Mike Burkett, Kate Kelly

Local Government and TaxationChair Hal Bunderson, Vice Chair Brent Hill; Members - Joe StegnerGerry Sweet, Curt McKenzie, J. Stanley Williams, Tim Corder, Edgar J. Malepeai,David Langhorst

Resources and EnvironmentChair Gary J. Schroeder, Vice Chair Monty J. Pearce; Members - Dean L.Cameron, Don M. Burtenshaw, J. Stanley Williams, R. Skipper Brandt, Brad Little,Clint Stennett, David Langhorst

State AffairsChair Don M. Burtenshaw, Vice Chair Curt McKenzie; Members - Denton Darrington,Robert L. Geddes, Bart M. Davis, Joe Stegner, Brad Little, Clint Stennett, Edgar J.Malepeai


TransportationChair R. Skipper Brandt, Vice Chair John McGee; Members - Shawn Keough, RobertL. Geddes, Brad Little, Curt McKenzie, Jack Noble, Bert C. Marley, David Langhorst

House CommitteesAgricultural AffairsChair Douglas R. Jones, Vice Chair Tom Trail; Members - Frances ChatburnField, Dennis M. Lake, John A. Stevenson, Darrell Bolz, Mack G. Shirley, KenAndrus, Wendy Jaquet, Donna L Pence

AppropriationsChair Maxine T. Bell, Vice Chair Frances Chatburn Field; Members - Darrell Bolz,George E. Eskridge, R. J. Harwood , Scott Bedke, Kathy Skippen, Clifford R. Bayer,Margaret Henbest, Shirley G. Ringo

BusinessChair Max C. Black, Vice Chair Gary E. Collins; Members - W. W. Deal, Sharon L.Block, Ann Rydalch, Joseph S. Cannon, Mark A. Snodgrass, Clete Edmunson,Janet J. Miller, Carlos Bilbao, Marge Chadderdon, Frank N Henderson, BobNonini, Margaret Henbest, Elaine Smith, John Rusche

Commerce and Human ResourcesChair Robert E. Schaefer, Vice Chair Shirley McKague; Members - Dennis M.Lake, Tom Trail, Dolores J. Crow, Larry C. Bradford, Kathie Garrett, Darrell Bolz,Kathy Skippen, Eric Anderson, Jana M. Kemp, Russ Mathews, Shirley G. Ringo,Mary Lou Shepherd, Anne Pasley-Stuart

EducationChair Jack T. Barraclough, Vice Chair Ann Rydalch; Members - Tom Trail, LarryC. Bradford, Sharon L. Block, Joseph S. Cannon, Pete Nielsen, Mack G. Shirley,Richard Wills, Marge Chadderdon, Frank N Henderson, Jana M. Kemp, RussMathews, Bob Nonini, Paul E. Shepherd, Donna H. Boe, Mike P. Mitchell, DonnaL Pence

Environment, Energy and TechnologyChair Dell Raybould, Vice Chair R. J. Harwood; Members - Jack T. Barraclough,Julie Ellsworth, Clete Edmunson, Mark A. Snodgrass, Steve Smylie, George E.Eskridge, Ann Rydalch, Eric Anderson, Stan BastianRuss Mathews, Elaine Smith, Nicole LeFavour

Health and WelfareChair Sharon L. Block, Vice Chair Kathie Garrett; Members - William T. Sali,Janice K. McGeachin, Pete Nielsen, Robert Ring, Thomas F. Loertscher, CarlosBilbao, Paul E. Shepherd, Margaret Henbest, Elmer Martinez, John Rusche

Judiciary, Rules and AdministrationChair Debbie S. Field, Vice Chair Leon E. Smith; Members - William T. Sali, Jim

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Clark, Julie Ellsworth, R. J. Harwood, Pete Nielsen, Robert Ring, Mack G. Shirley,Richard Wills, Janice K. McGeachin, Stan Bastian, Phil Hart, Donna H. Boe, NicoleLeFavour, Donna L Pence

Local GovernmentChair Lenore Hardy Barrett, Vice Chair Clifford R. Bayer; Members - Gary E.Collins, Larry C. Bradford, Jim Clark, Marge Chadderdon, Frank N Henderson, JanaM. Kemp, Anne Pasley-Stuart, Donna H. Boe

Resources and ConservationChair John A. Stevenson, Vice Chair JoAn E. Wood; Members - FrancesChatburn Field, Douglas R. Jones, Maxine T. Bell, Jack T. Barraclough, LawerenceDenney, Lenore Hardy Barrett, Mike Moyle, George E. Eskridge, Dell Raybould,Ken A. Roberts, Scott Bedke, Ken Andrus, Paul E. Shepherd, George C. Sayler,Wendy Jaquet, Mike P. Mitchell

Revenue and TaxationChair Dolores J. Crow, Vice Chair Dennis M. Lake; Members - Lenore HardyBarrett, Mike Moyle, Debbie S. Field, Robert E. Schaefer, Leon E. Smith, Gary E.Collins, Dell Raybould, Ken A. Roberts, JoAn E. Wood, Lawerence Denney,Shirley McKague, Janice K. McGeachin, Jim Clark, Elmer Martinez, George C.Sayler, Wendy Jaquet, Nicole LeFavour

State AffairsChair W. W. Deal, Vice Chair Steve Smylie; Members - John A. Stevenson, JulieEllsworth, Max C. Black, Clete Edmunson, Janet J. Miller, Robert Ring, Mark A.Snodgrass, Douglas R. Jones, Kathie Garrett, Thomas F. Loertscher, Eric Ander-son, Ken Andrus, Phil Hart, Mary Lou Shepherd, Elaine Smith, Anne Pasley-Stuart

Transportation and DefenseChair JoAn E. Wood, Vice Chair Ken A. Roberts, Members - Shirley McKague,Leon E. Smith, Scott Bedke, Joseph S. Cannon, Kathy Skippen, Richard Wills,Mike Moyle, Phil Hart, Bob Nonini, Mary Lou Shepherd, Mike P. Mitchell, ShirleyG. Ringo

Ways and MeansChair Jim Clark; Members - Lawerence Denney, Mike Moyle , Julie Ellsworth,Wendy Jaquet, George C. Sayler, Elmer Martinez


Legislative Leadership 1891-2005Year President Pro Tem/ Party1891 John S. Gray*1893 Alexander E. Mayhew*1895 Vincent Bierbower (R)1897 Joseph C. Rich (P)1899 Frank R. Gooding (R)1901 J.W. Ballantine (P)1903 J.W. Brigham (R)1905 George E. Crum (R)1907 C.H. Nugent (R)1909 John W. Hart (R)1911 Fred W. Gooding (R)1913 John W. Hart (R)1915 John W. Hart (R)1917 Perry W. Mitchell (D)1919 E.W. Whitcomb (R)1921 E.W. Whitcomb (R)1923 L.R. Thomas (R)1925 John McMurray (R)1927 John McMurray (R)1929 John McMurray (R)1931 G.W. Grebe (R)1933 E.G. Van Hoesen (D)1935 Perry W. Mitchell (D)1937 James B. Newport (D)1939 Thomas Heath (R)1941 Perry W. Mitchell (D)1943 C.A. Robins (R)1945 J.E. Williams (R)1947 J.E. Williams (R)1949 O.E. Cannon (D)1951 E.J. Soelberg (R)1953 William C. Moore (R)1955 Carl Irwin (R)1957 O.J. Buxton (D)1959 O.J. Buxton (D)1961 A.W. Naegle (R)1963 Jack M. Murphy (R)1965 Jack M. Murphy (R)1967 R.H. Young, Jr. (R)1969 James Ellsworth (R)1971 James Ellsworth (R)1973 James Ellsworth (R)1975 James Ellsworth (R)1977 Philip E. Batt (R)1979 Reed Budge (R)1981 Reed Budge (R)1983 James Risch (R)

Party designation: (R) Republican; (D) Democrat; *party affiliation not available.

Speaker of the House / PartyFrank A. Fenn (R)David T. Miller(R)Robert V. Cozier (R)Albert H. Alford (D)David L. Evans (D)Glenn P. McKinley(D)James F. Hunt (R)James F. Hunt (R)James F. Hunt (R)Paul Clagstone (R)Charles D. Storey (R)C.S. French (R)A.H. Connor (R)B. Harvey Allred (D)M.A. Kiger (R)Peter Johnston (R)M.A. Kiger(R)W.T. Gillis (R)W.T. Gillis (R)Donald S. Whitehead (R)C.A. Bottolfsen (R)Robert Coulter (D)Troy D. Smith (D)Troy D. Smith (D)M.L. Horsley (R)F.M. Bistline (D)M.L. Horsley (R)Willis C. Moffatt (R)Barney Glavin (R)John Hohnhorst (R)W.L. Mills (R)R.H. Young, Jr. (R)R.H. Young, Jr. (R)Elvon Hampton (R)Robert Doolittle (D)W.D. Eberle (R)Pete T. Cenarrusa (R)Pete T. Cenarrusa (R)Pete T. Cenarrusa (R)William J. Lanting (R)William J. Lanting (R)William J. Lanting (R)Allan F. Larsen (R)Allan F. Larsen (R)Ralph Olmstead (R)Ralph Olmstead (R)Tom W. Stivers (R)

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Political Party Breakdown 1891-2005Year Senate Total Republican Democrat Other* House Total Republican Democrat Other*1891 18** 36**1893 18** 36**1895 18 10 2 5(P)1(I) 35 25 1 8(P)1(I)1897 21 7 7 7(P) 48 17 15 16(P)1899 21 9 3 2(P), 7(F) 49 12 14 6(P), 17(F)1901 21 7 10 3(P), 1(SR) 49 20 16 6(P), 7(SR)1903 21 14 6 1(I) 47 35 111905 21 19 2 50 48 21907 21 15 6 51 38 12 1(I)1909 23 13 10 53 44 91911 23 14 8 59 35 241913 24 21 3 60 56 41915 33 19 11 2(Pr), 1(S) 61 32 28 1(Pr)1917 37 16 21 65 29 361919 41 29 12 64 46 181921 44 39 5 54 51 31923 44 25 14 5(Pr) 65 37 22 6(Pr)1925 44 32 5 7(Pr) 62 45 5 12(Pr)1927 44 29 11 4(Pr) 68 52 7 8(Pr), 1(I)1929 44 31 12 1 (I) 50 91931 44 23 21 70 43 271933 44 9 35 63 4 591935 44 8 36 59 6 531937 44 11 33 59 9 501939 44 27 17 59 39 201941 44 21 23 64 36 281943 44 31 13 59 32 271945 44 24 20 59 30 291947 44 31 13 59 42 171949 44 20 24 59 35 241951 44 29 15 59 36 231953 44 33 11 59 45 141955 44 24 20 59 36 231957 44 19 25 59 32 271959 44 17 27 59 24 351961 44 23 21 59 31 281963 44 23 21 63 34 29

Legislative Leadership 1891-2005 (continued) (continued)Year President Pro Tem/ Party1985 James Risch (R)1987 James Risch (R)1989 Michael Crapo (R)1991 Michael Crapo (R)1993 Jerry Twiggs (R)1995 Jerry Twiggs (R)1997 Jerry Twiggs (R)1999 Jerry Twiggs (R)2000 Robert L. Geddes (R)2001 Robert L. Geddes (R)2003 Robert L. Geddes (R)2005 Robert L. Geddes (R)

Speaker of the House / PartyTom W. Stivers (R)Tom Boyd (R)Tom Boyd (R)Tom Boyd (R)Michael K. Simpson (R)Michael K. Simpson (R)Michael K. Simpson (R)Bruce Newcomb (R)Bruce Newcomb (R)Bruce Newcomb (R)Bruce Newcomb (R)Bruce Newcomb(R)

Party designation: (R) Republican; (D) Democrat; *party affiliation not available.


Convening and Adjourning Dates of the Legislature

Year Sess ion Convened Adjourned Days in Session1890 1st December 8, 1890 March 14, 1891 82*1893 2nd January 2, 1893 March 6, 1893 641895 3rd January 7, 1895 March 9, 1895 621897 4th January 4, 1897 March 8, 1897 641899 5th January 2, 1899 March 7, 1899 651901 6th January 7, 1901 March 12, 1901 651903 7th January 5, 1903 March 7, 1903 621905 8th January 2, 1905 March 4, 1905 621907 9th January 7, 1907 March 8, 1907 611909 10th January 4, 1909 March 6, 1909 621911 11th January 2, 1911 March 4, 1911 621912 1 E.S. 11th January 15, 1912 January 31, 1912 171913 12th January 6, 1913 March 8, 1913 621915 13th January 4, 1915 March 8, 1915 641917 14th January 8, 1917 March 10, 1917 621919 15th January 6, 1919 March 8, 1919 621921 16th January 3, 1921 March 5, 1921 621923 17th January 8, 1923 March 9, 1923 611925 18th January 5, 1925 March 5, 1925 601927 19th January 3, 1927 March 3, 1927 601929 20th January 7, 1929 March 7, 1929 601930 1 E.S. 20th February 24, 1930 February 25, 1930 21931 21st January 5, 1931 March 5, 1931 601931 1 E.S. 21st March 6, 1931 March 13, 1931 81933 22nd January 2, 1933 March 1, 1933 591935 23rd January 7, 1935 March 8, 1935 611935 1 E.S. 23rd March 8, 1935 March 20, 1935 131935 2 E.S. 23rd July 8, 1935 July 10, 1935 3

1965 44 25 19 79 42 371967 35 22 13 70 38 321969 35 20 15 70 38 321971 35 19 16 70 41 291973 35 23 12 70 51 191975 35 21 14 70 43 271977 35 20 15 70 48 221979 35 19 16 70 50 201981 35 23 12 70 56 141983 35 21 14 70 51 191985 42 28 14 84 67 171987 42 26 16 84 64 201989 42 23 19 84 64 201991 42 21 21 84 56 281993 35 23 12 70 50 201995 35 27 8 70 57 131997 35 30 5 70 59 111999 35 31 4 70 58 122001 35 32 3 70 61 92003 35 28 7 70 54 162005 35 28 7 70 57 13*Other includes: (P) Populist; (F) Fusion; (SR)Silver Republican; (I) Independent; (S)Socialist; (Pr) Progressive. ** Party affiliation not available.

Political Party Breakdown 1891-2005 (continued)Year Senate Total Republican Democrat Other* House Total Republican Democrat Other*

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1936 3 E.S. 23rd July 28, 1936 July 31, 1936 41937 24th January 4, 1937 March 6, 1937 621937 1E.S. 24th November 28, 1937 November 30, 1937 31939 25th January 2, 1939 March 2, 1939 601941 26th January 6, 1941 March 8, 1941 621943 27th January 4, 1943 February 28, 1943 561944 1 E.S. 27th February 28, 1944 March 1, 1944 21944 2 E.S. 27th March 1, 1944 March 4, 1944 41945 28th January 8, 1945 March 9, 1945 611946 1.E.S. 28th February 25, 1946 March 7, 1946 111946 2 E.S. 28th March 7, 1946 March 7, 1946 11947 29th January 6, 1947 March 7, 1947 611949 30th January 3, 1949 March 4, 1949 611950 1.E.S. 30th February 6, 1950 February 25, 1950 201951 31st January 8, 1951 March 12, 1951 641952 1 E.S. 31st January 15, 1952 January 16, 1952 21953 32nd January 5, 1953 March 6, 1953 611955 33rd January 3, 1955 March 5, 1955 621957 34th January 7, 1957 March 16, 1957 691959 35th January 5, 1959 March 9, 1959 641961 36th January 2, 1961 March 2, 1961 601961 1 E.S. 36th August 3, 1961 August 4, 1961 21963 37th January 7, 1963 March 19, 1963 721964 1 E.S. 37th July 29, 1964 August 1, 1964 41965 38th January 4, 1965 March 18, 1965 741965 1 E.S. 38th March 19, 1965 March 25, 1965 71966 2 E.S. 38th February 14, 1966 March 5, 1966 201966 3 E.S. 38th March 7, 1966 March 17, 1966 111967 39th January 2, 1967 March 31, 1967 891967 1 E.S. 39th June 19, 1967 June 23, 1967 51968 2 E.S. 39th January 29, 1968 February 9, 1968 121969 1 Ses. 40th January 13, 1969 March 27, 1969 741970 2 Ses. 40th January 12, 1970 March 7, 1970 551971 1 Ses. 41st January 11, 1971 March 20, 1971 691971 1 E.S. 41st March 22, 1971 April 8, 1971 181972 2 Ses. 41st January 10, 1972 March 25, 1972 751973 1 Ses. 42nd January 8, 1973 March 13, 1973 651974 2 Ses. 42nd January 14, 1974 March 30, 1974 761975 1 Ses. 43rd January 13, 1975 March 22, 1975 681976 2 Ses. 43rd January 5, 1976 March 19, 1976 751977 1 Ses. 44th January 10, 1977 March 21, 1977 711978 2 Ses. 44th January 9, 1978 March 18, 1978 691979 1 Ses. 45th January 8, 1979 March 26, 1979 781980 2 Ses 45th January 7, 1980 March 31, 1980 851980 1 E.S. 45th May 12, 1980 May 14, 1980 31981 1 Ses. 46th January 12, 1981 March 27, 1981 751981 1 E.S. 46th July 7, 1981 July 21, 1981 151982 2 Ses. 46th January 11, 1982 March 24, 1982 731983 1 Ses 47th January 10, 1983 April 14, 1983 951983 1 E.S. 47th May 9, 1983 May 11, 1983 31984 2 Ses. 47th January 9, 1984 March 31, 1984 831985 1 Ses. 48th January 7, 1985 March 13, 1985 661986 2 Ses. 48th January 6, 1986 March 28, 1986 821987 1 Ses. 49th January 12, 1987 April 1, 1987 801988 2 Ses. 49th January 11, 1988 March 31, 1988 81

Convening and Adjourning Dates of the Legislature (continued)Year Sess ion Convened Adjourned Days in Session


1989 1 Ses. 50th January 9, 1989 March 29, 1989 801990 2 Ses. 50th January 8, 1990 March 30, 1990 821991 1 Ses. 51st January 7, 1991 March 29, 1991 821992 2 Ses. 51st January 6, 1992 April 3, 1992 891992 1 E.S. 51st July 27, 1992 July 28, 1992 21993 1 Ses. 52nd January 11, 1993 March 27, 1993 761994 2 Ses. 52nd January 10, 1994 April 1, 1994 821995 1 Ses. 53rd January 9, 1995 March 17, 1995 681996 2 Ses. 53rd January 8, 1996 March 15, 1996 681997 1 Ses. 54th January 6, 1997 March 19, 1997 731998 2 Ses. 54th January 12, 1998 March 23, 1998 711999 1 Ses. 55th January 11, 1999 March 19, 1999 682000 2 Ses. 55th January 10, 2000 April 5, 2000 872001 1 Ses. 56th January 8, 2001 March 30, 2001 822002 2 Ses. 56th January 7, 2002 March 14, 2002 682003 1Ses. 57th January 6, 2003 May 3, 2003 1182004 2 Ses. 57th January 12, 2004 March 20, 2004 692005 1 Ses. 58th January 10, 2005 April 6, 2005 88

* The first session adjourned for Christmas recess on December 21, 1890 and reconvened January4, 1891, a period of 15 days. Even though the first session spanned a period of 97 days it wasofficially in session only 82 days.

Legislation Summary 1959 - 2005Introductions Enactments

Year Sess ion Bi l l s Res. Bi l l s Res. Vetoes1959 35th 638 68 303 42 131961 36th 651 77 331 47 41961 1 E.S. 36th 11 4 4 4 01963 37th 734 71 429 55 21*1964 1 E.S. 37th 7 10 6 9 01965 38th 608 76 321 48 151965 1 E.S. 38th 27 8 5 3 01966 2 E.S. 38th 67 39 21 28 01966 3 E.S. 38th 27 12 6 7 01967 39th 799 77 437 54 391967 1 E.S. 39th 30 14 18 12 01968 2 E.S. 39th 52 20 29 12 01969 1 Ses. 40th 796 91 473 53 81970 2 Ses. 40th 511 55 264 36 31971 1 Ses. 41st 660 103 365 38 61971 1 E.S. 41st 43 4 10 0 21972 2 Ses. 41st 766 127 409 54 101973 1 Ses. 42nd 589 103 348 66 61974 2 Ses. 42nd 637 126 325 56 51975 1 Ses. 43rd 563 115 270 52 101976 2 Ses. 43rd 738 92 367 41 61977 1 Ses. 44th 645 77 326 49 151978 2 Ses. 44th 654 60 375 34 121979 1 Ses. 45th 599 71 325 39 131980 2 Ses. 45th 714 68 396 53 121980 1 E.S. 45th 15 8 1 5 01981 1 Ses. 46th 701 74 366 34 16*

Convening and Adjourning Dates of the Legislature (continued)Year Sess ion Convened Adjourned Days in Session

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Legislation Summary 1959 - 2005 (continued)Introductions Enactments

Year Sess ion Bi l l s Res. Bi l l s Res. Vetoes1981 1 E.S. 46th 16 6 2 1 11982 2 Ses. 46th 617 66 370 35 111983 1 Ses. 47th 589 61 282 35 231983 1 E.S. 47th 8 0 5 0 11984 2 Ses. 47th 586 48 289 27 141985 1 Ses. 48th 466 63 274 28 3*1986 2 Ses. 48th 691 68 348 26 81987 1 Ses. 49th 619 70 361 43 71988 2 Ses. 49th 732 80 376 36 91989 1 Ses. 50th 752 110 426 59 81990 2 Ses. 50th 804 63 439 27 31991 1 Ses. 51st 687 64 338 30 91992 2 Ses. 51st 726 76 342 18 81992 1 E. S. 51st 4 5 3 1 01993 1 Ses. 52nd 752 79 416 36 141994 2 Ses. 52nd 958 79 456 30 161995 1 Ses. 53rd 679 66 369 27 51996 2 Ses. 53rd 772 67 433 40 81997 1 Ses. 54th 695 66 404 41 51998 2 Ses. 54th 708 73 428 36 101999 1 Ses. 55th 666 87 397 47 42000 2 Ses. 55th 737 82 487 48 32001 1 Ses. 56th 662 80 397 54 32002 2 Ses. 56th 605 72 371 40 22003 1 Ses. 57th 678 81 381 47 82004 2 Ses. 57th 617 75 389 44 52005 1 Ses. 58th 642 84 405 47 9


LEGISLATIVE ROSTERTERRITORIAL COUNCIL 1863-1889

Ainslie, George 1865,1866Allen, R.G. 1868,1870Anderson, V.S. 1868Anderson, W.F. 1880Baker, W.T. 1876Beatty, E.T. 1874,1876Beatty, James H. 1886Biggs, H.C. 1865Bingham, J.W 1888Bohannon, E. 1865Boomer, A.J. 1868Brearley, E.C. 1884Brown, L.P. 1866,1874Budge, William 1876,1880Call, C.C. 1870Callaway, A.E. 1865Campbell, Fred 1888Cannady, John M. 1874Capps, Stanford 1863,1864,1872Carter, M.A. 1866Clough, J.P. 1888Cobb, Chas 1880Coston, I.N. 1870,1872,1876Cowen, I.B. 1880,1882Crawford, Geo. N. 1884Cruther, James I. 1886Cummings, John 1864Dilley, S.B. 1864,1865,1880Dudley, C.C. 1868Dunwell, D.W.C. 1876Edwards, A.J. 1863Ensign, F.E. 1868Fenn, S.S. 1864,1865,1866Foote, R.E. 1874Galloway, Thos. C. 1882,1884Goulder, W.A. 1874Hailey, John 1880Hart, Jas. H. 1879,1884Hawley, James H. 1874Hays, Gilmore 1870,1872Helfrich, E.C. 1886Higbee, L.P. 1872,1876High, J.N. 1879Himrod, Chas. 1886Howard, S.P.C. 1868,1870,1872,1874,1876Hudson, W.H. 1866Hughes, P.L. 1886Ireland, J.N. 1888Isaman, S.G. 1884Jenkins, M.R. 1879Jewell, E.S. 1888Johnson, R.Z. 1880Johnson, E.P. 1882Jordon, E.A. 1886

Langford, W.G. 1876Larimer, Robert 1886Lynch, W. 1870Manning, Geo. A. 1879Martin, Henry 1874Mattox, H.A. 1870,1872Mayhew, Alexander E. 1886Mayhew, R.E. 1888McNab, A.J. 1886McNally, John 1870,1872,1874McPherson, Chas. 1888Miller, Joseph 1863,1864Miller, R.T. 1866Miller, R. Emmett 1872Monroe, D.G. 1870Moody, S.W. 1884Morrison, L.C. 1880Murray, James 1880Negley, J.S. 1888Nelson, T.F. 1888Nordyke, B.J. 1870,1872,1879Odle, James 1882Parsons, Geo. M. 1879Paul, G.W. 1868Peck, Henry 1880,1882Perkins, W.Y. 1888Pettingill, George 1879,1884Pierce, J.B. 1879Poage, S.C. 1884Poe, J.W. 1880Porter, F.C. 1876Prickett, H.E. 1874Regan, P.A. 1879,1882Rheem, Wm. C. 1863Riggs, H.C. 1866Robb, R.H. 1886Robie, A.H. 1874Robinson, C.E. 1882Scaniker, S.P. 1865,1866Shoup, Geo. L. 1879Sidebotham, R.A. 1876Smith, Ephraim 1863,1864Smith, H.W. 1884,1886Sparks, Thos. 1888Stalker, Alexander 1874Stanford, Lyman 1863Stevenson, E.A. 1866,1876Street, H.C. 1865,1866Stump, J.H. 1870,1872Taylor, J.M. 1868Taylor, J.S. 1868Taylor, William S. 1882Taylor, S.F. 1888Travis, Joseph 1879,1882

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Territorial Council 1863-1889 (continued)Tregaskis, R. 1876Vance, W.M. 1868,1870Wall, E.A. 1882Waterbury, E.B. 1863,1864Watson, Charles 1886Webster, W.L. 1882Wiley, N.B. 1879Willmot, L.P. 1880

Wilson, Benj. 1872,1884Witt, J.V.R. 1872,1876,1882Wood, Chas. A. 1884Wood, R.L. 1884Wright, J.B. 1872Yantes, B.F. 1868,1870Yantis, W.B. 1879

TERRITORIAL HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES 1863-1889Abbott, J.A. 1866Adams, Peter 1872Adams, David 1884Adams, Geo. W. 1884Agnew, J.D. 1865Allen, H. 1865Allison, William 1879Anderson, A.B. 1872Anderson, V.S. 1874Apperson, James J. 1872Bacon, L. 1863Baddock, J.H. 1874Badley, D.L. 1886,1888Bailey, Hayden 1868Baldwin, G.B. 1874,1879,1884Barnes, D.P. 1865Bassett, C.J. 1882Beatty, E.T. 1865,1868Bell, F.W. 1866Bell, G.W. 1868Bennett, Jas. A. 1872Biddy, Moses J. 1872Birdseye, J.W. 1879Blakley, Alexander 1864,1865Bodfish, C.P. 1863Bonner, J.J. 1879Brown, M.C. 1863Brumback, J. 1880Bruner, J.A. 1888Buckanan, A. 1882Burke, John M. 1886Burkhart, H.Z. 1888Burnett, E.G. 1886Butler, W.H. 1879Cahalan, T.D. 1870Calloway, A.E. 1870,1872,1879,1880Calloway, Thomas H. 1868Campbell, R.P. 1863Campbell, Patrick 1868,1870Campbell, Fred 1865,1872,1874,1880,1882Carr, James 1865Carter, J.W. 1865Catlin, Seth 1868Caton, H.T. 1866

Cave, Josiah 1874,1886Chaney, A.S. 1886,1888Chapin, George 1879Clark, Perry 1870Clay, H.H. 1888Cleary, Philip 1870,1874,1876,1884Clemens, Wm. 1874Clouch, J.P. 1886Cobb, Charles 1886Cooper, William 1879Coston, I.N. 1882Cough, J.P. 1884Cox, J.C. 1886Cozad, John 1866Crafts, G.W. 1872Crawford, J.R. 1870Crosson, B. 1865Crow, W.H.B. 1888Culp, Isaac 1874Cummings, J.W. 1880Curtis, T.J. 1876Davis, Nelson 1866Davis, Matt 1872Davis, C.K. 1876Davis, R.H. 1888Day, C.M. 1888DeHaven, James 1886,1888Dean, A. 1872Dempsey, Stephen 1876,1880Dodge, O.A. 1882Dudley, Joseph 1880Duval, John 1864Edwards, S.P. 1876Elder, Thomas 1872Elyea, W.A. 1886Emery, Geo. W. 1888Englis, A. 1866Evans, D.L. 1882Everett, P. 1870Fay, Thomas 1868Fenn, S.S. 1872Fenn, F.A. 1886Flournoy, A.W. 1866Fouch, D.W. 1882,1884


Fox, J.C. 1884Froman, F.K. 1876Garrett, I.W. 1872,1880Gee, R.W. 1886Gilmore, G.W. 1876Gilson, J.J. 1880Girton, J.W. 1880Goodnough, S. 1868Goodrich, George 1886Goodwin, M.H. 1884,1886Gorton, G.W. 1888Goulder, W.A. 1864,1868Gray, Thomas 1876,1879Gray, A.S. 1880Green, W.B. 1884Griffin, J.F. 1876Groat, Wm. 1874Grunell, M.L. 1882Guheen, J.J. 1886Hall, E.B. 1870Hall, Harvey B. 1872Hammond, Ed 1876Harbour, J.M. 1882Hardin, M.G. 1879Harley, W.S. 1868Harris, J.C. 1866Hart, Thomas B. 1868Hart, James H. 1876,1880Hartley, H.K. 1876,1882Hartwell, T.A. 1886Harvey, R.S. 1886Hasbrouch, Solomon 1864Hatch, L.H. 1872Hawley, J.H. 1870Hays, Gilman 1870Haywood, James A. 1882Hedrick, J.M. 1880Hibbs, I.N. 1880High, J.N. 1876Himrod, Chas. 1872Howard, W.H. 1864Hoyt, M.L. 1886Huffaker, A.T. 1872Hughes, J.G. 1870Hull, C.M. 1884Humphrey, C.B. 1879Hunt, F.M. 1874Hunter, Geo. W. 1886Hussman, S.T. 1868Jeffey, Thomas M. 1880Jeffreys, S.M. 1872Jenkins, M.R. 1865Jones, David R. 1879,1880,1884Jordon, E.A. 1888Keithly, W.R. 1863Kelley, Meridith 1868

Kelly, Milton 1863Kilborn, Marion 1888King, William 1879,1884Knight, J.W. 1866Kurtz, M.A. 1888Lamme, D.S. 1884Langdon, S.J. 1880Larimer, Robert 1882Larson, K. 1882Latta, E.C. 1864Law, W.L. 1866Leland, Alonzo 1863Lewis, John S. 1886Linbeck, Lewis 1868Luney, M.G. 1865,1874,1876,1884Lyons, James 1888Marshall, R.W. 1870Martin, J.M. 1888Martindale, W.C. 1882,1884Marx, V. 1868Maxon, H.J.G. 1879McCaleb, Jessie 1876McCarty, J.H. 1874McDonald, A. 1866McGrew, D.M. 1868McIntosh, J. 1864McKern, W.F. 1884McMahon, P. 1872McMillen, W.F. 1866Meyer, A.L. 1879Mickey, F.M. 1882Miller, L.C. 1863Mintzer, O.W. 1888Mitcham, J.I. 1888Mitchell, A.P. 1866Monroe, D.G. 1866Mooney, D.B. 1868,1870Moore, E.M. 1874Moore, Ed H. 1876Morgan, J.W. 1870Morse, Leonard D. 1876Mulkey, E. 1868Myer, John H. 1876Nelson, C.T. 1874Newsom, G.W. 1879Nichols, William 1879,1880Norcross, W.T. 1876Nordyke, B.J. 1866Ohle, Henry 1866Onderdonk, James L. 1880Orr, James A. 1863Parkinson, W.H. 1864,1865,1866Parsons, G.M. 1872Paul, G.W. 1866Pearson, Wm. C. 1879,1882Pefly, P.J. 1880

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Tiner, I.L. 1865Tomer, G.W. 1872,1882Tompkins, J.J. 1870Trauger, J.H. 1872True, E.B. 1880Tufts, James 1863Tuthill, F.C. 1874Tutt, P.A. 1876Usher, W.P. 1870Van Slyke, W.H. 1870Varney, D.B. 1879Waldrip, I.S. 1874Ward, John 1876Waring, Ira S. 1888Warriner, B.L. 1876Watson, J.K. 1884Weatherman, P. 1879Webster, W.B. 1880Weiler, I.S. 1876West, John 1870Wheeler, H.H. 1870Wheeler, C.B. 1886Wheeler, Geo. P. 1888White, C.R. 1874White, J.W. 1874,1879Wickersham, J.H. 1870Willey, N.B. 1872Williams, Jefferson 1870Williams, W.S.M. 1884Wilmot, L.P. 1884Wilson, E.M. 1882Wilson, J.P. 1882Wood, John 1863Wood, R.L. 1876,1880Wooley, H.S. 1882Worky, E.J. 1865Wright, S.B. 1868Wright, Amos R. 1882,1884Yantis, B.J. 1870Yantis, W.B. 1870Yantis, R.T. 1879Yates, W.A. 1870Zeigle, V.S. 1868Ziegle, George 1864

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Pierce, John B. 1864,1865,1870,1874Points, F. 1876Pool, L. 1874Porter, W.T. 1870Quarles, J.P. 1884Quinn, P.S. 1868Reed, T.M. 1864Rett, W.H. 1874Rich, Joseph C. 1879,1880Richards, Geo. W. 1876Riggs, H.C. 1864Ripson, J.A. 1865Robb, R.H. 1879,1882Robbins, Orlando 1874Rohrer, John S. 1886Sampson, Geo. W. 1888Sanburn, J. Rand 1888Sargent, I.C. 1888Sayrs, C.D. 1865Van Schaick, J.H. 1888Shaw, T.B. 1886Sheperd, W.N.B. 1884Shoemaker, F.M. 1868Short, J.M. 1872Shoup, Geo. L. 1874Shoup, J.C. 1882Sidebotham, R.A. 1874Silverwood, J.P. 1870Simmondi, A.L. 1872Simpson, Chas. J. 1884Sissins, J.B. 1872Smith, Julian 1870Smythe, M. 1865Spencer, Robt. 1879Stafford, George 1866Stalker, Alexander 1879,1880Stalker, A.R. 1884Sterling, E.C. 1864Stevenson, E.A. 1874Steward, C.W. 1874Taylor, J.S. 1866Thatcher, J.B. 1882Thayer, W.W. 1866Thews, William B. 1886


Abrahams, W. Dean 1973-1982Adams, W. Lloyd 1919-1920Adamson, D.E. 1935-1938Adamson, W.L. 1925-1926Aikele, Andreas

1935-1936, 1945-1946,1953-1958Ainslie, Wm. 1899-1901Albertini, John 1951-1954Albrethsen, Holger 1955-1960Albrethsen, Martin 1923-1924Alexander, Ray 1951-1952Allen, Edward 1901-1904Allen, Joe F. 1971-1972Ambrose, George L. 1941-1946Amestoy, Art M. 1959-1960Amonson, A.C. 1923-1924Anderson, E.H. 1937-1938Anderson, Larrey 1985-1990Andreason, John C. 1969-1970, 1995-2006Andrus, Cecil D. 1961-1966,1969-1970Andrus, S. Reed 1949-1950Archibald, R.G. 1923-1924Armstrong, E.P. 1919-1922Atherton, S.P. 1917-1918Atwood, J.P. 1937-1938Auld, James M. 1981-1982Ausich, Joseph L. “Joe” 1961-1966Bagley, Frederick R. 1967-1970Bahr, John H. 1941-1954Bailey, Jeremiah W. 1899-1901Bailey, Kent M. 2003-2004Bailey, Robert G. 1941-1942Baird, E.D. 1939-1942Baker, Charles F. 1903-1904,

1917-1922,1925-1932,1935-1936Baldridge, H.C. 1913-1914Ballentine, James M. 1897-1898Ballantine, James W. 1897-1898,1901-1904Bandelin, Glenn E.

1945-1950,1953-1954,1959-1960Bane, S.P. 1917-1918Barker, John M. 1967-1984Barlow, Kimber C.

1933-1936, 1939-1944,1953-1962Barnum, Guy C. 1897-1898Barrett, George G. 1925-1930Barron, Chas. C. 1931-1932Barron, Lloyd F. 1959-1968Barton, Edward M. 1913-1914Bassett, Thomas E. 1897-1898Batt, Philip E.

1967-1970,1973-1978,1985-1988Baumann, Dave 2004Baumhoff, Fred 1947-1950Beal, J. Burns 1963-1968

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Bean, Woodrow W. 1965-1968Beck, Rod 1985-1990, 1995Beers, Charles A. 1945-1946Beitelspacher, Ronald J. 1980-1992Bell, John J. “Jock” 1977-1980Benham, John 1909-1910Bennett, Bash L. 1925-1926Bennett, John T. 1897-1898Benson, Betty 1991-1992Bergeson, F.W. “Bill” 1957-1960Beymer, A.F. 1931-1932Bierbower, Vincent 1895-1896Bilyeu, C.E. “Chick” 1971-1994Bilyeu, Diane 1969-1970Bivens, David W. 1967-1974Black, Michael S. 1977-1980Blackbird, Gerald V. 1979Blackbird, Mike 1986-1992Blackstock, Adam H. 1949-1958Blair, Garrison G. 1931-1932Blake, J. Bruce 1935-1938Blick, George L. 1959-1966Boatright, Clyde 1995-2002Bolton, W.E. 1949-1952Booth, C.W. 1919-1920Borden, C.F. 1913-1914Bottolfsen, C.A. 1959-1962Boughton, E.V. 1921-1924Bowen, Arthur M. 1909-1910Bowman, Earl W. 1915-1916Boyce, Edward 1895-1896Bradbury, W.A. 1917-1918Bradshaw, Kenneth 1977-1982Branch, Milton 1958Branch, W. Ric 1995-2002Brandt, R. Skipper "Skip" 2001-2006Brainard, Robert L. 1943-1944Branstetter, H.C. 1890-1893Brassey, Vernon K. 1969-1978,1981-1982Bray, Gail Etheridge 1983-1989Breier, Jr., C.J. 1943-1944Bremer, George A. 1915-1916Brenn, Harry A. 1939-1940Brigham, John Warren

1890-1893,1899-1901,1903-1904Broadsword, Joyce M 2005-2006Brocke, G.F. 1949-1950Brookman, E.A. 1935-1938Brooks, Karl B. 1987-1992Brooks, Mary T. 1965-1970Brown, Baldwin F. 1939-1940,1945-1948Brown, Carl E.

1923-1924,1937-1940,1945-1948Brown, Geo. L. 1959-1960Brown, John G. 1893-1894

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State Senate (continued)Brown, Robert S. 1895-1896Brown, Warren H. 1969-1974Budge, Reed W. 1969-1986Budge, William 1899-1901Buller, Reginald F. 1907-1908Bunderson, Harold R. "Hal" 1993-2006Bundy, Wm. H. 1915-1916Burgan, Fred L. 1893-1894Burge, Ray O. 1961-1964Burgher, Charles H. 1941-1946Burkett, Michael 1989-1992, 2003-2006Burkey, C.R. 1921-1922Burns, J.K. 1951-1952Burstedt, Seth 1949-1956Burt, Carl R. 1959-1960Burtenshaw, Claude 1959-1960Burtenshaw, Don M. 1997-2006Burtenshaw, L.L. 1935-1938Buxton, O.J. 1947-1962Bybee, Robert L. 1901-1902Cady, Dale 1947-1948Calabretta, Martha “Marti” 1985-1992,

2003-2004Call, Bert 1949-1950,1957-1958Callahan, Donald A. 1923-1934Cameron, Dean L. 1991-2006Campbell, Arthur 1949-1950Campbell, Marguerite A. 1947-1952Campbell, Robert 1893-1894Campbell, Rollie L. 1961-1962Cannon, O.E. 1939-1950Cardiff, Leonard 1939-1940,1953-1960Carey, Michael 1899-1901Carlson, Herb 1983-1993Carson, Wm. 1947-1948Carter, D.L. 1915-1916Carter, Ronald G. 1979-1980Caseman, R.H. 1941-1942Cathcart, E.O. 1945-1946Caton, Elijah F. 1903-1904Chamberlain, Barbara 1993-1994Chapman, Gary 1983-1986Chase, Cyril C. “Cy” 1961-1966,1971-1980Chase, George 1947-1948Childers, Phil 1993-1994Choules, Albert 1935-1936Christenson, Andrew 1919-1922,1925-1926Christiansen, H.J. “Jim” 1987-1990Church, Daniel W. 1899-1901Clapp, Frank 1923-1924,1927-1930Clark, Chase A. 1933-1936Clark, Edward M. 1923-1924Clark, Louis 1901-1902Clark, S.K. 1921-1922,1927-1934Clark, Solon B. 1923-1924Clark, T.E. 1949-1950

Clark, W.W. 1921-1922Clark, Wilford W. 1903-1904Clemm, Lester V. 1979-1982Coates, George T. 1911-1912Cobbs, Lyle R. 1971-1978Coe, John Knox 1937-1938Coffin, J.C. 1923-1928Coiner, Charles H. 2005-2006Collett, Harold 1965-1966Collin, Charles 1947-1948,1951-1954Compton, Richard "Dick" 2003-2006Conner, T. Dan 1933-1938Cook, Eldon W. 1949-1956,1961-1962Cooke, Karen 1989Cooper, Fred M. 1953-1962Corder, Tim Sr. 2005-2006Corey, I.N. 1925-1926Coryell, George 1897-1898Costley, Wm. J. 1949-1954Coughanour, W.A. 1897-1898Cowles,, C.F. 1923-1924Cox, Jr., J. Ray 1957-1962Craig, Larry E. 1975-1980Crapo, Michael D. 1984-1992Crawford, Harold J. 1965-1966Crea, William J. 1941-1946Crockett, Geo. E. 1925-1928Crookham, William 1971-1972Crooks, E.A. 1923-1924Crow, Gordon 1995-2000Crum, George E. 1903-1906Crutcher, William G. 1967-1972Crystal, Vearl C. 1977-1988Cummings, B.A. 1917-1918Cunningham, John W. 1895-1896Cunningham, M.F. 1933-1934Curtis, George H. 1917-1918Daniel, Vernon R. 1955-1960Daniels, J.E. 1919-1920Daniels, Russell O. 1959-1966Danielson, Judi 1995-2001Darrah, Joseph S. 1905-1906Darrington, Denton 1983-2006Davis, A.W. 1939-1940,1943-1946Davis, Bart M. 1999-2006Davis, Carl A. 1909-1910Davis, David William 1913-1914Davis, Dennis 1989-1994Davis, Elmer 1919-1920,1933-1934Davis, Nora L. 1957-1960Davis, Ray J. 1951-1954Davis, Samuel T. 1897-1898Davis, Thomas A. 1897-1898Day, Cassius M. 1895-1896Day, George A. 1903-1908Day, Jerome J. 1909-1912,1915-1916


State Senate (continued)DeLamar, J.R. 1890-1893DeVoe, Carl W. 1931-1934,1937-1940Deal, Edson H. 1941-1950Dee, William J. 1961-1966Defenbach, Bryon S. 1913-1914Defenbach, Will S. 1967-1968Deide, Darrel 1997-2002Dempsey, Stephen 1890-1893Denman, Alvin 1937-1938Derr, Alfred M. 1937,1939-1942,1955-1958Derr, Hattie 1937-1938Detweiler, W.H. 1951-1954Dewey, E.H. 1895-1896Disney, Frank T. 1921-1924Dissmore, W.A. 1929-1932Dobler, Norma 1977-1986Dolman, Peter R. 1903-1904Donahue, Dennie 1957-1960Donart, George 1933-1940,1943-1946Donart, James B. 1959-1962Donesley, Brian N. 1989-1992Donnelly, Simon P. 1897-1898,1901-1902Dow, Robert E. 1935-1936Drevlow, W.E. 1955-1958Driggs, Don C. 1917-1918Dunklin, Betsy 1997-2002Dunn, Lloyd C. 1965-1966Dunning, Dow 1913-1914Duvall, O.P. 1925-1926Eames, David G. 1917-1918,1923-1924Easton, Charles F. 1899-1901Eckersell, A.B. 1937-1940Eckert, Jacob L. 1903-1904,1911-1912Edgington, George 1913-1914Egbert, Richard A. 1963-1980Eimers, G.W. 1953-1954Elliott, E.E. 1915-1916Elliott, Thos. 1917-1918Ellsworth, James 1965-1976Ellsworth, W. Fisher 1969-1972Erb, R.S. 1935-1940Eskelin, Dave 1973-1974Evans, Blaine F. 1957-1958Evans, David L. 1903-1904,1923-1924Evans, F.B. 1933-1934Evans, John V. 1953-1958,1967-1974Evans, Sr., L.L. 1917-1918,1931-1934Fairchild, Roger 1980-1990Fairchild, Sherman D. 1913-1914Faraday, Charles B.

1919-1920, 1927-1928,1931-1932Farthing, Glenn 1951-1952Featherstone, A.H. 1921-1922Field, J.R. 1939-1940Fields, George 1913-1914Finch, John A. 1890-1893

Fisher, George H. 1911-1912Fisher, J.T. 1921-1922Fitz, G.G. 1915-1916Floan, Leonard K. 1943-1948Floyd, William L. 1981-1983Fogg, Frank E. 1899-1901Foreman, D.I. 1941-1944Forsgren, J. Clifford 1963-1966Fox, Nelson D. 1901-1902Frasure, Evan 1993-2002Frazier, Jas. H. 1915-1916Fredericksen, Don G. 1959-1966,1969-1972Freehafer, A.L. 1909-1912,1929-1934Freeman, Frank 1953-1954Friend, C.H. 1935-1938Fulcher, Russell 2005-2006Fuller, Hiram G. 1915-1916Furness, Rex L. 1989-1992Gannon, Tom 2003-2006Gaffney, Ernest F. 1953-1954,1957-1960Gardner, David I. 1935-1936Gardner, H.G. 1925-1928Garry, Joseph R. 1967-1968Geaudreau, Guy L. 1951-1952Geddes, Robert L. 1995-2006Geddes, W. Stewart 1945-1948Gibson, Wesley 1929-1936Gilbert, Rachel S. 1985-1990Gilchrist, Robert 1919-1922Giles, Charles 1937-1938Gillette, Francis C. 1937-1938,1941-1946Glauner, Wm. 1935-1938Glenn, Fred 1963-1966Glennon, L.E. 1925-1926Goedde, John W 2001-2006Goff, Abe 1941-1942Golden, George D. 1895-1896Gooding, Frank R. 1899-1901Gooding, Fred W. 1901-1902,1911-1912Goodnight, Jacob L. 1909-1910,1913-1914Goodwin, Frank E. 1951-1956Gould, Gary H. 1981-1983Graham, Guy 1923-1924Graham, James E. 1941-1950Graham, W.E. 1915-1916Grant, Ernest M. 1915-1918Graves, Fred C. 1929-1932Gray, John S. 1890-1893Grebe, George W. 1927-1932Greene, R.T. 1947-1948Greenwood, Chas. O. 1927-1928Gunn, James 1890-1893Gustafsen, Fred 1947-1948Haddock, D.E. 1947-1948Hagan, Chris A. 1925-1930Haggerty, Geo. 1931-1932Haight, Charles C. 1945-1948

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State Senate (continued)Haight, Hector C. 1909-1914Hailey, O.E. 1919-1926Halferty, R.B. 1925-1932Hall, W. Scott 1939-1942Hamilton, Clark 1949-1954Hanrahan, James 1895-1896Hansen, Dennis S. 1987-1995Hansen, John D. 1987-1998Hansen, N.W. 1937-1942Hansen, Orval 1967-1968Hansen, Rodney A. 1955-1966Hanson, Alma 1925-1932,1939-1940Hanson, H. Max 1955-1958Hanson, Ivan A. 1973-1974Hanson, Jerry J. 1986-1988Hanson, Walter 1913-1914Harding, Ralph J. 1915-1918,1921-1922Hargrove, C.C. 1925-1926Harn, Harry R. 1937-1944,1965-1966Harris, Frank 1897-1898,1923-1924Harris, Frank W. 1939-1948Harris, Simon 1911-1912Harrison, Benjamin F. 1933-1934Hart, Alfred A. 1919-1920,1933-1934Hart, Jr., John W. 1905-1910,1913-1916Hartung, Mary 1990-1995Hartvigsen, Lester A. 1975-1980Hasbrouck, Herman J. 1909-1910Hastings, Charles 1927-1928Hastings, Fred W. 1905-1906Haun, Terry A. 1991-1994Hawkins, Stan 1991-2002Hayden, Norman 1937-1938Hayes, E.K. 1915-1916Hays, Charles M. 1899-1901Heagle, Lawrence F. 1939-1948Heath, Albert 1903-1904Heath, Thomas

1937-1942,1953-1958,1961-1962Hechtner, Howard D. 1953-1962Hedrick, Joseph G. 1913-1914Hegsted, Victor C. 1899-1902,1919-1922Heiss, W.A. 1917-1920Heitfeld, Henry 1895-1898Henderson, Ben W. 1933-1936,1943-1944Henderson, J.W. 1925-1928Herndon, Steve 1987-1988Herrick, W.H. 1947-1948Hersley, George 1945-1946Hiatt, Walter F. 1905-1906Hicks, Orla 1949-1950High, Richard S. 1967-1980Hill, Brent 2003-2006Hill, Geo. E. 1917-1918Hinkleman, Adolph 1939-1940Hinton, Walter J. 1925-1926,1935-1936

Hitt, Houston T. 1937-1938Hoff, Jr., Theodore 1953-1958Hoggan, J. Reid 1959-1960Holden, J. Wesley 1931-1932Holden, Wm. S. 1939-1940Hooper, James 1899-1901Hoopes, George A. 1931-1934Horfman, Frank F. 1943-1944Hornibrook, Wm. H. 1911-1912Horsch, Dwight W. 1985-1986Horsman, W. Sam 1931-1934Houlahan, Alexander 1901-1902Houtz, K.D. 1915-1916Howard, Mack 1931-1934Howarth, Geo. W. 1921-1922Howe, C. Fred 1927-1928Howe, Don 1965-1966Howe, J. Morris 1893-1894Howell, Glenn 1941-1942Huffman, Claude 1923-1924Hughes, J.H. 1917-1918Hulbert, H.W. 1967-1968Hull, John J. 1905-1906Humphreys, W.R. 1945-1946Hunt, Frank W. 1893-1894Hunt, George W. 1931-1932Hunt, James Frank 1909-1910,1913-1914Hunt, Ralph S. 1921-1922Hunter, C.S. 1921-1922Hurlburt, H.M. 1925-1926Hutton, Angus P. 1915-1916Hyde, Norris J. 1987-1990Ingalls, James L. 1949-1952Ingard, D.L. 1917-1918Ingram, Cecil D. 1993-2004Ipsen, Grant R. 1993-2002Irwin, Carl D. 1945-1958Isaacson, J.M. 1925-1926,1929-1932Jackson, Roscoe N. 1917-1918Jackson, William A. 1951-1952,1955-1958Jacobs, E.E. 1907-1908James M., Ballentine 1897-1898Jenny, J.F. 1935-1936Jensen, A.I. 1933-1934Jensen, Denmark 1907-1908Jensen, J.Peter 1927-1928,1937-1938Jensen, Marion “Pete” 1949-1951Jensen, Parley P. 1945-1946Jeppson, Royal M. 1927-1928Jewell, Edward S. 1890-1893Johnson, A.R. 1919-1922Johnson, Adams G. 1913-1914Johnson, Hannibal F. 1893-1894Johnson, James 1915-1916Johnson, P.W. 1913-1914Johnson, Peter 1929-1930


State Senate (continued)Johnston, W. Evert 1949-1952,1955-1960Jones, D.P. 1947-1952Jones, Henry 1905-1906Jones, Louis D. 1901-1902Jones, Seth D. 1921-1924Jones, T.D. 1923-1924Jorgenson, Michael "Mike" 2005-2006Jordan, Fred W. 1909-1910Judd, Claud R. 1975-1978Judd, F.H. 1919-1920Just, James 1935-1938Kaline, Axel 1915-1916Katseanes, George 1973-1974Kaufman, Sam 1967-1968Keith, James R. 1921-1924Keith, John E. 1927-1934Keithly, Tom J. 1955-1958Keller, Luis S. 1897-1898Kelley, A.D. 1937-1940Kelly, Kate 2005-2006Kennedy, Fred 2003-2004Keough, Shawn A. 1997-2006Kerns, Abner G. 1909-1912Kerrick, David E. 1991-1996Kerrick, J.E. 1919-1922Kidwell, Wayne L. 1969-1972Kiebert, Kermit V. 1975-1987Kiefer, Henry W. 1903-1904King, O.W. 1921-1922King-Barrutia, Robbi 1997-2002Kinghorn, Robert C. 1973-1977Kinkaid, John 1901-1902Kinsolving, C.J. 1917-1918Kirkpatrick, Ed. H. 1923-1926,1933-1934Klein, Edith Miller 1969-1982Knox, Walter 1925-1928Korter, W.L. 1933-1934Kress, Stan 1975-1976LaValle, Victor 1925-1926Lacy, Ralph E. 1983-1990Lafrenz, Frank H. 1935-1936,1939-1940Lamb, John 1905-1906Lamme, W.J. 1929-1930Langhorst, David 2005-2006Langrish, J.S. 1890-1893Lannen, Vernon T. 1979-1986Larsen, Allan F. 1991-1992Larsen, C.W. 1937-1938Lau, Daniel J. 1923-1934,1937-1938Lee, Robert R. 1995-2002Lee, Wm. A. 1919-1920Lee, Worth S. 1911-1914Leese, James A. 1977-1980Leisy, Williard 1943-1944Lenz, J.G. 1915-1916Leslie, W.A. 1931-1932

Lewis, Maris E.1905-1906,1917-1918,1923-1924

Line, Geo. A. 1925-1926Lippincott, J.A. 1899-1901Little, Brad 2001-2006Little, David 1975-1986Litton, Ralph 1955-1958Lloyd, Mary Ellen 1991-1994Lodge, Patti Anne 2001-2006Logue, Fred S. 1917-1918Loosli, Dimond 1935-1936Lough, Harold 1957-1968Loveland, Don C. 1963-1968Lowe, J.F. 1917-1920Lowe, S.T. 1917-1918Lowe, Sylvester T. 1915-1916Lowry, L. Cotty 1949-1952Luck, Charles W. 1913-1914Luekenga, R.E. 1953-1954MacDonald, James A. 1963-1964Macbeth, Ravenel 1901-1902,1905-1916Mackin, Don 1987-1990Madsen, Roger B. 1988-1990, 1993-1995Malapeai, Edgar J 2003-2006Manley, Art 1967-1972,1975-1980Manning, Darrell V. 1971-1972Manwill, F.L. 1941-1948Manz, Henry O. 1907-1908Marley, Bert W. 1981-1990Marley, Bert C. 2001-2006Mason, Ross 1919-1920Mason, Tracy R.

1919-1920,1937-1938,1941-1942May, Joseph E. 1925-1926,1935-1936May, R.C. 1939-1940Mayhew, Alexander E. 1893-1894Mays, Robert G. 1931-1934McAteer, Thomas F. 1967-1970McBride, Jack 1955-1956McBride, Robt. W. 1905-1906McCabe, A.R. 1947-1948McCann, Dorothy 1977-1978McClear, J.L. 1907-1908McCloud, A.F. 1915-1916McClure, James A. 1961-1966McCutcheon, O.E. 1907-1908McDermott, Patricia L. 1991-1992McDevitt, John A. 1909-1910McDonald, James J. 1899-1901McGee, John T. 2005-2006McIntosh, Ewen 1907-1908McKenzie, Curt 2003-2006McKinney, John 1921-1922McKown, John 1919-1920McLaughlin, Marguerite 1983-2000McLeod, Donald 1959-1964

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State Senate (continued)McMillan, John 1907-1908McMurray, John 1919-1930McMurrin, James L. 1899-1901McPherson, James 1893-1894McPherson, Murd 1943-1944McPherson, W.M. 1890-1893McRoberts, B. Joyce 1989-1996McRoberts, Darrel S. 1985-1988McWilliams, Ron 2003-2004Meadows, Vard W.

1947-1950,1953-1960,1965-1966Means, M.A. 1923-1924Meek, Benjamin A. 1951-1952Meffan, Geo. A. 1931-1932Melcher, Glee 1941-1942Mendenhall, Wm. H. 1915-1916Merrill, Israel “Is” 1977-1983Metcalf, Frank 1933-1936Middlemist, Edward S. 1949-1958Miller, Josiah E. 1893-1894Miller, Neil J. 1971-1972Miller, Tannis E. 1895-1896Miller, W.A. 1951-1952Miller, W.G. 1935-1936Mills, Robert H. 1959-1960Mitcham, J.I. 1893-1894Mitchell, Mike P. 1971-1982Mitchell, Perry W. 1911-1912,

1917-1918,1933-1936,1939-1948Mitchell, W.B. 1929-1930Mix, John P. 1969-1972Mix, Ulysses S. 1921-1922Monroe, Finley 1929-1930Monson, Ezra P. 1921-1922Montgomery, Alexander B. 1915-1916Moody, Chas. S. 1901-1902Moody, George 1955-1956Moore, Carl C. 1963-1966Moore, Frank L. 1901-1902Moore, John L. 1933-1934Moore, William C. 1947-1948,1951-1954Moore, William E. “Bill” 1981-1984Morgan, J.I. 1953-1954Morris, B.F. 1893-1894Morris, Victor T. 1945-1946Moss, Frank C. 1893-1894Moss, Hyrum T. 1953-1956Mulliner, Joseph S. 1899-1901Murdock, Leo D. 1951-1956Murphy, Arthur P. 1957-1977Murphy, Jack M. 1953-1954,1957-1966Murray, Dave 1931-1932Myer, Charles A. 1895-1896Myers, Maurice M. 1927-1928Naegle, A.W. 1953-1962Nally, Vincent A. 1961-1966

Nash, I.H. 1919-1920Neagle, A.W. 1957-1958Neale, Floyd W. 1939-1944Neil, James H.

1931-1932,1935-1938,1943-1944Neill, Robert 1893-1894Nelson, Edwin 1925-1930Nelson, Gus 1933-1934Nelson, Perry Albert 1941-1942Nelson, Ralph S. 1917-1920,1927-1932Nelson, Thomas F. 1897-1898Newcomb, Russell W. 1991-1992Newcomb, Walter 1925-1930Newell, E.L. 1939-1940Newell, Warren 1903-1904Newport, James B. 1933-1940Nichols, Walter C. 1943-1944,1947-1948Noble, Jack 2003-2005Nock, Harry 1949-1952,1955-1964Noggle, G.E. 1921-1922Noh, Laird 1981-2004Nugent, Charles H. 1905-1908Nye, John A. 1929-1930O’Neil, Bernard F. 1903-1904O’Neill, Thomas B. 1917-1918Olsen, Martha E. 1939-1940Orme, E. Dean 1947-1950Orme, S.W. 1919-1922Osborne, F. Edward 1991-1992Owen, E.A. 1941-1942Owens, R.T. 1919-1920Paddock, E.A. 1921-1922Page, Alfred 1905-1906Page, O.F. 1911-1912,1927-1928Palmer, Lester C. 1955-1960Parkins, Arlie L. 1959-1964Parkinson, George C. 1895-1896Parry, Atwell J. “At” 1981-2000Parsley, Merle D. 1967-1968Patterson, Elmo 1955-1956Pearce, Monty J. 2000-2006Pearson, B.A. 1919-1920Peavey, John T. 1971-1976,1981-1994Pence, Arthur 1903-1904,1907-1908Peters, Wm. A. 1935-1936Pettibone, Nathaniel B.

1917-1920,1931-1934Philbrick, W.H. 1929-1930Phillips, Clarence H. 1949-1952Pierce, James M. 1897-1898Pike, Walter F. 1923-1924,1927-1928Pincock, John E. 1917-1918Platt, O.D. 1933-1934Poage, Frank I. 1927-1928Pollard, O.W. 1923-1924Poole, Charles W. 1911-1912


State Senate (continued)Poole, John T. 1943-1944,1961-1962Porter, E.W. 1919-1922Potts, C.H. 1911-1912Prather, Watt E. 1961-1964Preston, Joe 1969-1970Preston, Thomas 1909-1912Price, J.D. 1943-1946Price, Joseph R. 1899-1901Proctor, George R. 1915-1918Pugmire, Edward M.

1901-1902,1909-1912,1915-1916Pugmire, George 1939-1942Purcell, L.I. 1935-1938Purtill, James A. 1901-1904Rabdau, Joe 1933-1936Radford, George R. 1955-1956Rakozy, Bernie R. 1985-1986Randall, F.S. 1917-1918Ransom, Richard 1951-1954Rasmussen, John A. 1959-1964Rasor, John W. 1953-1956Rath, Wm. E. 1937-1940Ray, D.C. 1937-1938Reed, Bert A. 1925-1926Reed, Don 1913-1914Reed, J. Loe 1921-1924Reed, Mary Lou 1985-1996Reed, T.B. 1925-1934Reents, Sue 1989-1996Rees, John E. 1895-1898Rehberg, F.H. 1921-1924Reid, J.W. 1925-1926Reilly, Terry 1983-1984Reineke, H. 1925-1926Reynolds, Fred O. 1927-1930,1933-1940Rhodes, James M. 1941-1946Rich, Ed. C. 1935-1942Rich, Joseph C. 1897-1898Rich, Roscoe C. 1931-1932Rich, William L. 1905-1908Richards, A.A. 1907-1908Richardson, Melvin M. "Mel" 1993-2006Richmond, R.R. 1925-1926Ricks, Mark G. 1979-1994Ricks, Nathan 1915-1916Rigby, Lorenzo Y. 1927-1928,1935-1940Rigby, Ray W. 1965-1972Riggs, Jack 1997-2001Riggs, Sam D. 1933-1934Rigney, J.D. 1923-1926Ringert, William F. “Bill” 1983-1988Ririe, James E. 1945-1948Risch, James E. 1975-1988, 1995-2002Roberts, T.J. 1949-1950Robertson, Alexander S. 1895-1896Robertson, John D. 1919-1920,1927-1932

Robins, C.A. 1939-1944Robinson, C.A. 1913-1914Robison, Kenneth L. 1979-1980Rockwell, Irvin E. 1915-1918,1929-1930Roden, William C. 1961-1968Rogers, George B. 1890-1893Roholt, Chris 1947-1948Rounds, Ruel 1895-1896Rowe, Burton C. 1931-1932Rowett, Robert M. 1967-1970Rowton, Joshua G. 1909-1910Rudd, George 1941-1942Ruick, Norman M. 1893-1894Russell, William A. 1905-1906Ryan, Harold L. 1963-1966Ryan, Philip

1935-1936,1939-1940,1945-1946Rydalch, Ann 1983-1990Samuelson, Donald W. 1961-1966Sanborn, John C. 1939-1942Sandberg, J. Cecil 1961-1970Sandy, John 1995-2002Saxvik, Robert 1971-1976Scanlin, Cynthia 1991-1992Schouweiler, Austin 1943-1946Schroeder, Gary J. 1994-2006Schwendiman, Harvey

1951-1954,1963-1966Schwiebert, Erwin 1951-1952Schwieder, A.W. 1943-1944Seaver, Joseph H. 1919-1922Seeley, J.R. 1961-1966Severson, Hyrum 1923-1924,1927-1928Shafer, W. Porter 1929-1934Shawhan, Benj. P. 1909-1912Shawver, Ellis 1955-1958Shawver, Ralph E. 1945-1948Shepherd, Joseph R. 1913-1914,1917-1918Shields, Jas. W. 1917-1918Shimp, Harry C. 1935-1936Shoup, James M. 1890-1893Shoup, Walter C. 1909-1910Shuldberg, Wm. A. 1931-1932Siddoway, J.C. 1939-1940Sims, Henry 1919-1920Sims, Howard 1937-1942,1955-1964Sims, Kathy 2001-2002Sims, Ray 1941-1942Sinclair, E.W. 1925-1930Slusser, K.P. 1951-1952Smith, E.W. “Dick” 1961-1964,1973-1978Smith, Edward C. 1890-1893Smith, Garfield 1941-1942Smith, Gilbert F.

1895-1896,1899-1901,1903-1904Smith, John L. 1901-1902

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State Senate (continued)Smith, Leander W. 1905-1906Smith, M.W. 1921-1922Smyser, C.A. “Skip” 1983-1990Snodgrass, Sally E. 1991-1992Snook, Frederick E. 1937-1938Snook, Melvin 1949-1952Snow, Orval M. 1973-1976Soelberg, E.J. 1947-1952Solberg, Nels L. 1967-1972Sonner, W.I. 1921-1924Sorensen, Harry D. 1949-1952Sorensen, Sheila 1993-2004Spahn, Karl O. 1927-1930Spaulding, J.A. 1909-1910St. Clair, Clency 1911-1912St. Clair, John 1919-1920Stacey, Morris 1933-1934Stacy, James N. 1899-1901Staker, E. Lee 1985-1992Stanger, A.E. 1923-1924Starr, Clyde 1947-1954Steele, James E. 1905-1906,1915-1916Steen, John E. 1895-1896Steen, J. Wilson 1953-1954,1971-1982Steenson, Nellie Cline 1945-1950,1955-1962Stegner, Joe 1999-2006Stennett, W. Clinton 1995-2006Stephens, Jos. C. 1901-1902Stevenson, Andrew B. 1903-1904Stevenson, Robert H. 1917-1918Stewart, George H. 1893-1894Stocks, John 1989-1989Stoicheff, James F. 1969-1974Storey, Ray F. 1955-1956Stratton, Owen T. 1931-1936Summers, H. Dean 1967-1976Sutcliffe, Ray L. 1921-1928Sutphen, D.H. 1923-1924Sverdsten, Terry 1981-1988Swanstrum, W.P. 1929-1934Sweeley, Marlin J. 1909-1910Sweeney, Bruce L. 1983-1998Sweet, Edward S. 1915-1916Sweet, Gerry 2003-2006Sweet, Hiram 1913-1914Swenson, Leon H. 1969-1982Swisher, Perry 1963-1966Tacke, E.H. “Jack” 1973-1976Talboy, W.E. 1941-1942Tallman, A.V. 1925-1926Tanner, G.L. 1943-1944Tapper, W.J. 1935-1940Tate, David G. 1951-1952Taylor, Fred M. 1943-1950Taylor, Herman H. 1905-1906Thatcher, J. Kenneth 1951-1958

Thomas, L.R. 1915-1918,1921-1924Thompson, John B. 1943-1948Thompson, W.W. 1921-1922Thorne, J.L. “Jerry” 1985-2002Thornton, W.C. 1949-1950Thorpe, S.L. 1941-1944Thrailkill, Louis W. 1919-1920Tibbitts, Wayne E. 1963-1966Tominaga, Lynn S. 1985-1991Transtrum, Ola 1923-1932Transtrum, Whitney J. 1963-1964Treiber, William 1927-1930Trounson, Wes 1983-1984Truitt, Warren 1907-1908Tucker, Tim 1989-1996Turner, C.E. 1919-1920Turner, Frederick H. 1897-1898Turner, John W. 1897-1898Turner, Theo 1901-1902Twiggs, Jerry T. 1985-2000Twilegar, Ron J. 1977-1982Tyler, J.W. 1919-1920Underwood, John L. 1890-1894Urdohl, Alexander 1897-1898Vaillancourt, L.J. 1923-1924Van Engelen, Dean 1977-1982Van Hoesen, D.W. 1921-1922Van Hoesen, E.G. 1925-1934Van Irons, William 1907-1908Van Sicklin, Edward A. 1907-1908VanWinkle, Roy 1931-1932VanHoesen, D.W. 1923-1924Vance, George 1988-1992Verner, Reese E. 1979-1980Vincent, J.F. 1929-1930Von Harten, Rust 1909-1910Waldrip, Elmer 1907-1908Walker, John W. 1905-1906Walker, W.S. 1917-1920Wall, Harry 1945-1950Wallington, Hal L. 1961-1964Walters, L.R. 1907-1908Ward, Ray O. 1953-1954Ward, Willis R. 1967-1968Warren, George W. 1957-1960Watkins, Dane 1973-1986Watt, William D. 1895-1896Watts, James G. 1893-1894,1899-1901Wayman, W.M. 1905-1906Webster, Bill 1965-1966,1969-1970Webster, James W. 1929-1930Wedgewood, George W. 1917-1920Weiler, I.S. 1890-1893Welker, Herman 1949-1950Wellard, Jerry 1983-1984


State Senate (continued)Wells, J.M. 1890-1893Werk, Elliott 2003-2006Wetherell, R. Claire 1983-1984, 1987-1996Wetherell, Robert M. “Bob”

1951-1952,1955-1964Wheeler, Ralph "Moon" 1995-2002Wherry, J. Ben 1951-1954Whitaker, Will F. 1909-1910Whitcomb, Enoch W.

1911-1912,1915-1922White, Alfred L. 1971-1974White, Gilbert J. 1929-1930White, Greene 1890-1894White, Raymond L. 1953-1956White, W.W. 1943-1946Whitewell, William C. 1907-1908Whitlow, W.W. 1945-1946Whitman, E.D. 1921-1922Whitten, R.E. 1921-1930,1935-1938Whitwell, William C. 1901-1904Whitworth, Herbert K. 1963-1968Whitworth,Lin 1995-2001Wiley, H.K. 1929-1932Williams, D.I. 1949-1950Williams, Frank M. 1943-1946Williams, J. Marsden 1967-1984

Williams, Joseph E. 1939-1950Williams, J. Stanley 2002-2006Williams, W.R. 1911-1912Williams, Walter W. 1933-1936,1941-1942Wilson, R.B. 1935-1938Wilson, Robert L. 1941-1942Wilson, W.J. 1943-1944Wing, Wm. 1890-1893Wisner, George 1939-1940Witty, Wm. H. 1919-1922Wolfe, W.H. 1943-1944Wood, Thomas E. 1923-1926Wood, Jr., Jack A. 1963-1966Woodward, Frank E. 1929-1930,1933-1936Worthman, Harry S. 1901-1902Wright, Earl S. 1945-1958Wright, Frank S. 1899-1901Wright, Lee A. 1937-1938Wunderlick, A.C. 1927-1928Wurtz, C.J. 1923-1924Yarbrough, Walter H. 1965-1986Yates, John E. 1911-1912Yeaman, M.B 1919-1922,1925-1930Yensen, J.E. 1961-1966Yost, Harry L. 1933-1936Yost, James A. 1973-1976

HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVESYost, John F. 1903-1904Young, Cy 1959-1962Young, Grant L. 1959-1960Young, Jack 1943-1944Young, James D. 1897-1898Young, James H. 1941-1948Young, R.H. “Bill” 1957-1968Zuck, O.G. 1915-1916Abbott, Asa S. 1907-1908Abbott, James 1975-1976Abercrombie, K.L. 1923-1924Adam, F.S. 1927-1928Adams, Louis R. 1909-1910,1913-1914Adams, Richard L. 1980-1992Adams, W. Edward 1899-1902Adamson, William L. 1917-1920Adkison, J. Loyal 1905-1906Adkison, John R. 1909-1910Agee, Harold 1965-1970Agenbroad, James 1941-1942Ahrens, Pamela I. Bengson 1981-1995Ainey, D.W. 1905-1906Aikele, Janet 2001-2002Albrethsen, Adolph 1933-1938Albrethsen, Martin 1915-1918Alexander, John A. 1991-1998

Alford, Albert H. 1897-1898Allan, Sr., John F. 1897-1898Allan-Hodge, Elizabeth “Liz” 1985-1990Allard, William 1915-1916,1919-1920Allen, Andrew A. 1901-1902Allen, Ernest 1955-1972Allen, George B. 1919-1920Allen, H.C. 1947-1950Allen, Howard E. 1923-1926Allen, Kenneth 1939-1940Allen, Orien V. 1905-1906Alley, Wm. 1901-1902Allington, John F. 1893-1894Allison, William 1893-1894Allred, B. Harvey 1917-1918Allred, Edgar M. 1911-1912Alltus, Jeff 1995-2000Alvord, Adelbert A. 1909-1910Andersen, Allen 2003-2004Andersen, James H. 1931-1932Andersen, Rudy A. 1967-1976Anderson, Alfred 1921-1922Anderson, Alfred S. 1917-1926Anderson, Andrew S. 1901-1902Anderson, Axel B. 1915-1918Anderson, Charles E. 1923-1924

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Anderson, Christian 1907-1908,1923-1930Anderson, Eric 2005-2006Anderson, Ernest 1915-1918Anderson, Eugene H. 1929-1930Anderson, Jared Oliver

1943-1944,1947-1948Anderson, Jesse 1939-1940Anderson, Joseph 1927-1932Anderson, Leonard W.

1935-1936,1939-1942Anderson, Lyle 1947-1948Anderson, Ole A. 1903-1904,1907-1908Anderson, Randall L. 1939-1946Anderson, Rufus J. 1905-1906,1909-1910Anderson, Swan A. 1893-1894Andreason, Roy C. 1945-1948Andrews, DeForest H. 1897-1898Andrus, Cowles 1927-1930Andrus, Ken 2005-2006Andrus, R. Howard 1949-1950,1963-1964Andrus, S. Reed 1935-1938,1941-1944Annest, James 1953-1956Antone, Steve 1969-1992Appel, W.H. 1925-1928Arbuckle, Charles H. 1899-1901Armstrong, Henry 1890-1893Arnzen, Dennis F. 1969-1972Arstein, Oscar 1967-1968Arthur, Edw. B. 1911-1912Ashley, Jr., William 1903-1906Atkins, Frank L. 1937-1938Atkins, Thomas J. 1925-1926Aulbach, Adam 1905-1906Averill, W.S. 1949-1950Averitt, Philetus 1899-1901Avery, Harry 1905-1906Bagley, Fred 1965-1966Bailey, R.H. 1921-1922Bailey, Robert G. 1935-1940Baillie, Daniel 1917-1918Baird, W.G. 1919-1920Baldridge, H.C. 1911-1912Baldridge, M. Claire 1939-1940Baldwin, L.W. 1937-1938Bales, J.F. 1915-1916Ballantine, James W. 1893-1894Ballantyne, Sam’l 1907-1908Ballentine, James M. 1890-1893Bangs, Henry H. 1893-1894,1901-1902Bangs, Henry M. 1909-1910Barbee, J.H. 1923-1924Barber, Sidman I. 1931-1932Barker, Norman 1917-1918Barlogi, James 1957-1958Barlow, Rampton 1965-1966Barlow, W. Rusty 1977-1982Barnes, Lee 1989-1992

Barraclough, Jack T. 1993-2006Barrett, George G. 1949-1954Barrett, John S. 1893-1894Barrett, Lenore Hardy 1993-2006Barron, Charles L. 1973-1974Barron, Lloyd F. 1939-1942,1945-1946Barry, Geo. W. 1907-1908,1917-1918Barry, Harry W. 1933-1936Bastian, Stan 2005-2006Bateman, Linden B. 1977-1986Bates, Mark A. 1899-1901Bates, Ross W. 1917-1918Batt, Phil 1965-1966Batt, Jr., John W. 1963-1964Bauer, Gary 2003-2004Bauer, Gus E. 1945-1946Baumann, Dave 1995-1996Baumgartner, John 1927-1928Baxter, J.L. 1925-1928Baxter, John L. 1895-1896Bayer, Clifford R. "Cliff" 2003-2006Bayer, Dieter W. 1985-1986Beal, J. Burns 1955-1958Beamer, D.L. 1923-1924Bean, Harry R. 1937-1940Bean, Woodrow “Woody” 1959-1962Beardmore, Lucy 1923-1924Beary, William H. 1897-1898Beasley, A.H. 1925-1926Beaudette, Edward 1899-1901Beaudoin, Monica 1989-1993Beck, Ward L. 1941-1942Bedke, Scott C. 2001-2006Bedwell, J.B. 1923-1924Beers, Charles A. 1943-1944Beitelspacher, Ronald J. 1979-1980Belcher, Norman 1905-1906Belknap, H.P. 1939-1940Bell, James K. 1911-1912Bell, Maxine T. 1989-2006Bell, Olney D. 1905-1906Bell, Tom 1943-1952Bennett, John T. 1895-1896Bennett, T.E. 1917-1920Bennion, Wilford 1905-1908Benson, Alvin B. 1959-1966Benson, John D. 1893-1894Berain, Jesse S. 1993-1995Bergeson, Bonnie 1972Bernard, Myrtle 1931-1932Berry, Frank C. 1911-1912Bieter, J. Patrick 1997-1999Bieter, David 1999-2004Bilbao, Carlos 2005-2006Bishop, Russell 1973-1974Bistline, Beverly B. 1975-1976Bistline, F.M. 1937-1942,1945-1946

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House of Representatives (continued)Bixby, G.L. 1899-1901Bivens, Dave 1993-1998Black, Max C. 1993-2006Black, Pete 1983-1996Black, Ronald L. 1987-1998Black, Roy L. 1911-1912Black, William A. 1897-1898,1903-1904Blaser, Ernest 1949-1950Blick, George L. 1951-1956Block, Sharon 2001-2006Boe, Donna 1997-2006Boellwood, O.J. 1943-1944Bogard, William J. 1893-1894Bohman, Ole 1915-1918Bolz, Darrell 2001-2006Bonin, Anthony 1947-1948Bonnell, A.L. 1919-1920Boomer, H.R. 1921-1924Booth, C.E. 1913-1914Bottolfsen, C.A. 1921-1924,1929-1932Bourne, John T. 1919-1922Bower, Vernon V. 1911-1912Bowerman, Guy 1913-1914Boyd, Tom 1977-1992Boyle, John P. 1923-1926Boyle, Neil F. 1931-1936Brackett, Noy E. 1975-1986Bradbury, Fred H. 1935-1938Bradford, B.P. 1911-1912Bradford, Larry 2001-2006Bradley, Henry C. 1911-1914Bradley, Lawson G. 1907-1908Brainard, Robert L. 1923-1932Brandt, John W. 1923-1928Branson, Dale R. 1972-1976Brassey, Barton A. 1957-1960Brassey, Vernon K. 1961-1964Brauer, Gus E. 1947-1948Braun, Carl P. 1975-1990Brauner, William J. “Bill”

1965-1966,1969-1970Brennan, Don 1971-1972Brennan, J. Tim 1957-1958Brennan, John R. 1901-1902Brewer, Glen 1949-1952Briggs, J.B. 1890-1893Brimhall, Preston B. 1983-1988Brimm, Joseph A. 1897-1898Brocke, Sr., George F. 1959-1972Brocksome, Brent 1985-1990Brooks, E.R. 1925-1926Brooks, John H. 1975-1984Brooks, Seneber S. 1907-1908Broomhead, Howard H.

1909-1910,1929-1930Brown, Charles G. 1929-1930Brown, Charles M. 1895-1896

Brown, DeWitt E. 1903-1904Brown, G.M. 1961-1968Brown, H.E. 1941-1942Brown, L. Ed 1985-1990Brown, Lorenzo D. 1897-1898Brown, Wm. R. 1913-1914Browning, Curtis 1919-1920Bruce, Walter S. 1923-1924Bruneel, Frank C. 1995-2002Brunt, A.W. 1941-1944Brunzell, Sr., J.M. 1903-1904Bryan, Daniel W. 1897-1898Budge, Hamer H. 1939-1942,1949-1950Budge, Keith 1947-1950Buehler, E.R. 1955-1956Buhler, Harold 1943-1946Bunting, Peggy 1973-1984Burke, William 1903-1904Burleigh, A.W. 1921-1922Burns, J. Keith 1943-1944Burns, Wm. H. 1933-1934Burrell, David 1911-1912Burt, Carl R.

1955-1958,1961-1962,1965-1966Burt, Cyril O. 1985-1990Burtenshaw, Claude J. 1953-1954Bush, D.D. 1905-1906Bush, Eugene L. 1965-1968Busmann, Charles L. 1939-1948Butler, F.G. 1931-1932Butler, Leo A. 1973-1974Caldwell, Rufus A. 1890-1894Call, C.J. 1923-1924Callahan, Donald 1921-1922Callaway, Mary 1933-1936Callen, Jerry 1985-1988Callister, David 1997-2002Cameron, J.F. 1890-1893Cammack, Wilbert 1965-1972Camp, Jas G. 1901-1902Campbell, John L. 1997-2004Campbell, O.H. 1921-1926Campbell, Stewart 1913-1914Canfield, Homer 1919-1920Cannon, Joseph S. 2003-2006Cannon, Oscar E. 1915-1918,1921-1922Capp, Luther M. 1897-1898Carey, Jack W. 1965-1966Carl, Fred 1939-1940Carlson, Johnny 1959-1960,1963-1964Carpenter, N.B. 1919-1922Carr, Walter H. 1967-1972Carratt, H.B. 1915-1916Carter, William C. 1897-1898Cartmell, Palmer G. 1893-1894Case, Sherman 1913-1914Casey, H.M. 1890-1893

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Cassell, John U. 1907-1908Cavanagh, Dan J. 1935-1938Cavanah, Charles C. 1907-1908Ceaser, Charles G. 1911-1912Cellan, Merle 1978Cenarrusa, Pete T. 1951-1967Chadband, J.F. “Chad” 1983-1986Chadderdon, Marge 2005-2006Chalfant, Frank E. 1927-1928,1951-1952Chamberlain, Barbara K. 1991-1992Chandler, J.T. 1943-1944Chandler, Wm. M. 1913-1914,1931-1932Chapman, A.B. 1925-1926Chase, Roger 1997-2002Chatburn, J. Vard 1957-1986Cheirrett, Clair 2000Childers, Phil 1985-1992Christensen, Alfred 1905-1906Christiansen, Jim 1993-1996Christensen, Moses 1941-1944Christenson, F.L. 1935-1936Church, H. Floyd 1913-1914Clagett, Thomas 1897-1898Clagstone, Paul 1909-1910Claiborn, Sr., Jack D. 1961-1972Clampbell, Clara L. 1899-1901Clark, A.J. 1923-1924Clark, Charles S. 1947-1948Clark, Chase A. 1913-1916Clark, Columbus 1913-1914Clark, James W. 1997-2006Clark, J.M. 1915-1916Clark, Nathan H. 1907-1908Clark, S.K. 1915-1916Clark, Sam 1987-1988Clark, W.W. 1927-1928Clark, Wilford W. 1895-1896Clawson, Calvin C. 1897-1898Clay, Herbert H. 1893-1894Clements, Maurice L. 1973-1976Clemm, Lester V. 1974-1978Clevenger, Walter 1893-1894Clouchek, Emma 1931-1932Coats, George T. 1909-1910Cobbley, George T. 1927-1930Cobbs, Lyle R. 1965-1970Coiner, Charles W. 1945-1958Coker, Tracy 1935-1938Coleman, Marion 1953-1954Collins, Charles S. 1917-1918Collins, Gary E 2001-2006Combs, A.T. 1933-1934Commons, Elvin G. “Sonny” 1951-1952Conant, Edward 1899-1901Condi, Angus 1969-1976Congdon, J.P. 1923-1924Conlin, T.J. 1933-1934

Conner, Albert H. 1907-1908,1913-1916Conover, J.B. 1919-1920Cook, Charles F. 1953-1956Copple, E. Don 1969-1974Cornforth, Leonard 1959-1960Cosho, Maude L. 1931-1934,1937-1938Cossitt, H.H. 1925-1926Coughlin, C.T. 1915-1916Coulter, Robert W. 1923-1934Cowden, Ralph A. 1893-1896Cowles, C.F. 1917-1920Cox, A. Ira 1945-1946Cox, Harrison 1941-1942Cozier, Robert V. 1895-1896Crane, A.A. 1893-1896Crane, Ron 1983-1998Cranston, J.C. 1947-1948Crapo, Terry L. 1967-1972Crawford, Harold J. 1963-1964Crookham, William 1969-1970Crookham, Jr., George L. 1955-1962Crow, Benj. S. 1911-1912Crow, Dolores J. 1983-2006Crowley, C.E. 1929-1930Crozier, Vivian 1985-1986Cruikshank, Fred 1915-1916Cuddy, Charles D. 1991-2004Cummerford, Patrick 1909-1910Cunningham, Arch 1907-1908Curtis, George H. 1933-1938Cushman, Thomas R. “Tom” 1983Cyr, Jr., Edward V. 1937-1940Daggett, George W. 1899-1901Daly, Joseph D. 1895-1896Dance, D. Theron 1961-1964Danielson, George G. 1969-1982Danielson, Judi 1989-1994Darrow, T.H. 1923-1928Daughters, T.A. 1917-1918David, Earl 1931-1932Davidson, Marion 1961-1982Davis, Claude R. 1925-1928,1931-1932Davis, E.G. 1911-1912Davis, Fred H. 1901-1902,1915-1916Davis, J.H. 1921-1922Davis, Nora L. 1943-1956Davis, Owen T. 1937-1938Davis, P.M. 1933-1934Davis, R.L. “Dick” 1985-1992Davis, Thomas A. 1895-1896Davis, Wm. A. 1901-1902Day, Joe H. 1933-1938Deal, W.W. “Bill” 1991-2006Dean, Carroll W. 1971-1984Decelle, Paul A. 1991-1992Deckard, Jerry 1983-1984,1987-1990Demming, Jas. J. 1901-1902



Elam, Laurel E. 1929-1930Elder, John C. 1897-1898Elder, Thomas 1895-1896Elgin, James H. 1971-1974Elison, John A. 1923-1926Elkington, W.H. 1945-1946Elliott, E.E. 1913-1914Ellis, Kris 2001-2002Ellsworth, Frank D. 1899-1901Ellsworth, Julie 1997-2006Elrod, David J. 1915-1916Emery, Dan D.

1951-1956,1975-1976,1979-1982Emery, George E. 1890-1893Erhart, Milt 1995-1996Ericson, Isaac 1899-1902Eskridge, George E. 2001-2006Ethel, D.B. 1890-1893Evans, David L. 1899-1901Evans, E. Ralph 1913-1916Evans, Fred 1913-1914Evans, Isaac B. 1909-1910Evans, Sr., L.L. 1929-1930Everett, Russell 1947-1948,1951-1952Eyre, John R. 1973-1974Fails, Herman P. 1927-1928,1931-1932Fairman, Percy 1925-1926Fallon, Joseph P. 1907-1908Faris, John W. 1915-1916Faris, Robert Wesley 1953-1954Farmer, Mark M. 1959-1960Farmin, Earl D. 1911-1914Farner, Virgil 1965-1966,1969-1972Farraday, Charles B. 1909-1910Farrell, Garret H. 1903-1904Featherstone, Albert H. 1909-1914,1919-1920Fenn, Frank A. 1890-1893,1897-1898Fenn, Lloyd A. 1921-1930Ferguson, H.V.A. 1913-1914Feuerstein, F.S. 1933-1934Fiat, H.F. 1921-1922Field, Debbie S. 1995-2006Field, Frances 1985-2006Findlay, Frank 1983-1984Findley, Alma 1915-1918Finke, George 1913-1914Finkel, Ben 1937-1946,1949-1950Finney, William 1903-1904Finstad, J.C. 1907-1908Fisher, E.E. 1929-1930Fisher, George H. 1899-1901Fitz, Herbert G. 1973-1980Fitzpatrick, John J. 1903-1904Fitzwater, Beth 1975-1976Flandro, Millie 1991-1996Flannigan, Edward J. 1897-1898

Denney, Lawerence 1991-1992, 1997-2006Derr, A.R. 1921-1922Detweiler, William H. 1927-1928,1939-1942Dewey, Linda 1983-1985Dewey, John C. Jr., 1935-1938Dickenson, A.S. 1913-1914Dilatush, Chas., 1899-1901,1903-1904Dill, C.W. Jr 1939-1940Dils, N.S. 1915-1916Dinnison, Walter 1949-1954Doane, David 1951-1954Dobler, Norma 1973-1976Donaldson, Chas. R. 1955-1956Donaldson, Samuel J. 1905-1906Donohue, Emmett 1939-1940Doolittle, Robert L. 1949-1962Dorr, Tom 1995-1996Douglas, Bonnie 2003-2004Drake, Emma 1919-1920Dredge, Wilford J. 1959-1960Drevlow, W.E. 1947-1948,1951-1954Driscoll, Dean 1917-1918Driskel, D.W. 1901-1902Dryden, John Q. 1890-1893Duffin, Mark 1985-1990Duncan, Freeman B. 1989-1992Duncan, Verne A. 1963-1964Dunn, Lloyd 1971-1974Dunning, Dow 1909-1912Durahl, Harry 1947-1948Durant, Thos. H. 1901-1902Durfee, George A. 1927-1928Durham, Beth 1957-1958Duval, Claud H. 1909-1910Dwyer, P.J. 1901-1902Eames, John S. 1917-1918Eastman, Sam 1951-1952Eberle, Charles 2003-2004Eberle, W.D. “Bill” 1955-1962EchoHawk, Larry 1983-1986Eckles, William H. 1911-1912Edelblute, Wm. H. 1913-1916Edgar, R.T. 1931-1932Edgington, Geo. W. 1911-1912Edmunson, Clete 2003-2006Edwards, Gene 1981-1982Edwards, John A. 1965-1966,1969-1972Edwards, Lydia Justice 1982-1986Edwards, Mary 1972Edwards, Thomas H. 1909-1910Edwards, W.H. 1933-1934Egan, Horace F. 1899-1901Egbert, J.H. 1921-1928Egbert, Richard A. 1941-1948,1961-1962Eichelberger, Albert V. 1903-1904Eimers, John P. 1911-1912Eismann, Samuel 1967-1968


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Gilchrist, Robert 1913-1916Giles, Charles 1917-1918Gillis, W.D. 1923-1928Gines, Ralph J. 1973-1976, 1995-1996Giovanelli, Thomas Joseph 1987-1988Girton, Thomas W. 1893-1894Givens, Jeanne 1985-1988Givens, Raymond 1919-1920Glahe, John D. 1899-1901Glavin, Barney 1945-1948Gleason, W.L. 1907-1908Gleed, J. Guy 1939-1940Glennon, John 1933-1934Glennon, Lawrence E. 1911-1912Goehry, Jacob L. 1917-1918Goldensmith, W.R. 1897-1898Golder, James Dean 1977-1984Gooch, J. Orlando 1949-1952Goodnight, Jacob L. 1890-1893,1905-1906Goodwin, C.G. 1929-1931Goodwin, John Howard 1931-1932Goodwin, Robt. J. 1921-1922Goodwin, Virgil C. 1933-1936Gorby, Robert D. 1905-1906Gossett, Charles C. 1933-1936Gough, T. McParlin 1919-1920Gould, Celia 1987-2002Gould, Gary 1978-1980Gowey, Allen 1949-1954,1957-1958Graham, Guy 1931-1936Gray, Chas. W. 1915-1916Gray, Clark 1931-1932Gray, George R. 1897-1898Gray, Grove C. 1905-1906Grayot, Don C. 1951-1952Grayson, Carl M. 1921-1922Greaves, John C. 1893-1894Green, Andrew Jackson 1890-1893Green, Kenyon 1949-1950Green, Robert W. 1963-1964,1967-1968Greenawalt, Earl C. 1971-1974Greenwood, C.O. 1919-1920Greer, James R. 1903-1904Grice, Charles L. 1915-1918Griffin, Frank 1933-1934Griffith, Albert R. 1931-1932Grimmett, John H. 1907-1908Grimmett, Orson H. 1955-1958Gudmundsen, Irel 1919-1922Guernsey, Roger L. 1979-1980Gunnell, Earl 1949-1954Gurnsey, Kathleen W. “Kitty” 1975-1996Gustafson, Fred 1925-1926Gwartney, J. Michael 1977-1982Gwartney, L.N. 1947-1952Gwin, Fred F. 1921-1922Haagenson, D. Dean 1983-1990

Fletcher, Francis 1895-1896Fletcher, G.F. 1893-1894Flint, Warren 1903-1904Fogg, Bob H. 1963-1964Fogg, James E. 1907-1908Fogg, Russell 1953-1956,1969-1974Foley, P.J. 1919-1920Ford, Vic 1947-1948Foreman, D.I. 1931-1938Foresman, Charles A. 1909-1910Forrey, Robert M. “Bob” 1983-1986Foster, George 1905-1906France, Hugh 1905-1906Frasure, Evan 1991-1992Frazier, Arthur 1933-1934Fredricksen, Peter 1890-1893Freehafer, Albert L. 1907-1908French, Burton L. 1899-1902French, C.S. 1903-1904,1913-1914Friend, Eugene 1913-1914Friend, Samuel 1911-1912Frome, William M. 1953-1960,1963-1966Fry, Daniel P. 1935-1938Fry, Robert 1983-1988Fuld, Joseph W. 1925-1928Fuld, Sidney C. 1905-1906Fuller, Charles C. 1897-1898Fullmer, E. Cameron 1981-1982Fulton, Robert F. 1897-1898Funk, Peter F. 1937-1938Gaffney, Edward 1937-1940,1945-1946Gaffney, Ernest 1949-1952Gaffney, Frank 1893-1894Gagner, Lee 1997-2004Galbreaith, W.S. 1921-1926Gallant, E.H. 1945-1946Galloway, James W. 1911-1912Galloway, Thomas C. 1903-1904Gamble, Daniel 1895-1896Gannon, John 1990-1992Garbutt, James 1919-1920Gardner, C.M. 1919-1920Gardner, Frank 1913-1914Gardner, H. Grant 1945-1963Gardner, Jos. S. 1947-1950Garn, Royal 1921-1924Garner, Dale B. 1961-1966Garrett, Kathie 2003-2006Garrett, Oscar W. 1939-1940Garry, Joseph R. 1957-1960Geddes, Robert C. 1977-2000George, John H. 1969-1970George, Mary 1923-1924Gerner, Fred 1941-1946Gibson, Wesley 1911-1912Gifford, M.P. 1921-1922Gilbert, Rachel S. 1981-1984



Haakenson, Robert M. 1967-1972Hackney, Charles A. 1927-1930Haddock, D.E. 1945-1946Haddock, Max T. 1967-1968Hadley, J. Steven 1997-2002Hadley, Julius C. 1897-1898Hagan, Chris A. 1923-1924Hage, Theodore 1901-1902Hale, Ernest A. 1971-1990Hale, R.T. 1945-1946Haley, R. Graham 1933-1934Hall, Orvis W. 1899-1901Hall, W. Scott 1919-1922,1925-1926Hall, Wayne 1986-1992Halliwell, J. P. 1939-1940Hamer, Thomas R. 1897-1898Hamill, G.T. 1905-1906Hammond, F. Melvin 1969-1984Hammond, Todd 1999-2002Hampton, Elvon 1945-1946,1949-1958Hampton, Hyrum S. 1897-1898Hampton, Wayne 1947-1948Handy, J.A. 1935-1940Handy, Leo J. 1957-1960Hanley, John 1890-1893Hanlon, Redmond J. 1903-1904Hanlon, Thomas O. 1899-1901Hanmer, Edw. J. 1911-1912Hansen, Charles W. 1931-1932Hansen, Jim 1989-1994Hansen, Lawrence 1917-1918Hansen, M. Reed 1984-1992, 1995-2000Hansen, Orval 1957-1962,1965-1966Hansen, Randy 1999-2000Hanson, E.N. 1927-1928Hanson, H. Max 1949-1954Harchelrode, Abe L. 1913-1916Harding, Ralph R. 1955-1956Harlow, Ronald V. 1975-1980Harn, Harry R. 1931-1932,1935-1936Harrington, Fred N. 1931-1938Harrington, J.A. 1921-1922Harris, Eli M. 1907-1910Harris, Frank W. 1933-1934Harris, Larry W. 1977-1986Harris, William McGee 1897-1898Harrison, Frank 1919-1920Harrison, L.S. 1919-1920Harrison, Ralph 1955-1958Harsh, J.A. 1927-1932Hart, John W. 1901-1902Hart, Mark 1963-1964,1969-1970Hart, Phil 2005-2006Hartung, Mary 1987-1989Hartvigsen, Lester A. 1967-1974Harwood, Pat K. 1965-1968Harwood, R.J. "Dick" 2001-2006

Hasbrouck, Eltinge 1949-1950Hatch, C.M. 1927-1928,1931-1932Hatch, L.W. 1925-1932Hawkes, Ezra M. 1953-1954Hawkes, Raymond 1947-1948Hawkins, Joseph 1890-1893Hawkins, Stan 1985-1990Hawkley, Dan 1993-1994Hawley, Jack 1953-1954Hawley, Jess B. 1947-1948Hawley, Jr., James H. 1931-1932Hay, Janet S. 1985-1990Hayes, James C. 1955-1956Hayford, L.G. 1913-1914Hays, John W. 1897-1898Head, Kitchener E. 1965-1966Healy, Wm. 1913-1914Hechtner, Howard D. 1943-1950Hedges, Ed 1969-1972Hedlund, Emery E. 1961-1982Heikkila, Norman S. 1953-1956Heim, Charles 1893-1894Hellekson, Oscar 1911-1912Henbest, Margaret 1997-2006Henderlider, Robert 1953-1954Hendershot, E.C. 1933-1934Henderson, Adelbert 1913-1914Henderson, Frank N. 2005-2006Hendricks, Milo A. 1911-1912Hendricks, Orval E. 1931-1938,1943-1944Hendrix, W.L. “Bill” 1955-1964Heney, Thomas 1901-1902Henry, Samuel E. 1895-1896Herndon, Roy B. 1913-1914Herndon, Steve 1985-1987Herrick, Coit E. 1935-1936Hersley, George 1935-1938Heseman, E. 1937-1938Hess, Alma C. 1899-1901Hiatt, Walter F. 1901-1902Hibbard, A.E. 1929-1930Hicks, A.R. 1915-1916Hicks, Mellin S. 1895-1896Higer, C.H. 1957-1962Higgins, Jim S. 1981-1982Higgins, Kent A. 2001-2002Hill, Boyd 1985-1990Hill, George E. 1911-1912Hill, Jay 1967-1968Hill, Theo. 1939-1940Hillier, George C. 1903-1904Hintze, A.F. 1957-1958Hirschi, Frank W. 1961-1966Hitchcock, Beecher 1917-1920Hixon, C.M. 1890-1893Hoagland, Glenna L. 1985-1986Hodgin, J.L. 1929-1932


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Irwin, Isaac 1890-1893Isaac, Arthur D. 1981-1982Isaacson, J.M. 1951-1954Jackson, Larry 1971-1978Jacobs, Judd D. 1911-1912Jaquet, Wendy 1995-2006Jarnagin, M.L. 1923-1924Jayme, J.M. 1911-1912Jenifer, Joel 1933-1934Jenkins, E.G. 1969-1972Jenkins, Francis 1903-1904Jenkins, Griff L. 1929-1932Jenkins, Janet 1991-1996Jenny, Jacob Ferdinand

1927-1928, 1931-1934Jensen, Christian 1911-1912Jensen, Denmark 1901-1906Jensen, Grover 1949-1954Jensen, Junius C. 1933-1934Jensen, Lorenzo 1933-1936Jensen, Parley P. 1941-1942Jensen, W.H. “Pete” 1967-1968Jessup, Ed. L. 1931-1932Johness, Frank E. 1899-1901Johnson, Adams G. 1911-1912Johnson, Albert M. “Al” 1983-1996Johnson, Alph W. 1961-1962Johnson, Charles A.

1919-1920,1923-1924,1927-1928Johnson, Ellis 1965-1968Johnson, Ervin W. 1895-1896,1905-1906Johnson, George F. 1981-1986Johnson, James 1913-1914Johnson, Kurt L. 1967-1984Johnson, Michael T. 1993-1995Johnson, Richard H. 1897-1898Johnson, S. Albert 1967-1976Johnson, Sadie 1955-1956Johnston, Peter G. 1907-1918,1921-1922Joines, Hugh S. 1897-1898Jones, Benjamin J. 1907-1908Jones, Charles D. 1965-1966Jones, Donna 1987-1998Jones, Douglas R. 1985-2006Jones, Earl D. 1917-1918Jones, Egbert W. 1890-1893,1899-1901Jones, Frank A. 1931-1932Jones, George R. 1941-1946Jones, Harry F. 1941-1948Jones, Hugh W. 1933-1936Jones, J.E. 1925-1928Jones, Jim 1997-1998Jones, Lewis D. 1907-1908Jones, R.O. 1913-1914Jones, Seth D. 1919-1920Jones, Thomas R. 1907-1908Jones, Thos. J. 1911-1912

House of Representatives (continued)Hoff, H.H. 1919-1920Hoffman, Jesse 1925-1932Hofman, Elaine 1991-1996Hogan, Nels 1923-1924Hohnhorst, John 1943-1950Holland, Joseph 1915-1916Hollifield, Gordon R. 1975-1984Holm, Paul C.

1943-1944,1947-1948,1951-1954Holmberg, Axel E. 1911-1912Holt, Charles E. 1897-1898Holzheimer, Edward 1909-1910Hooper, Andrew J. 1893-1894Hooper, Christopher R. 1979-1988Hopkins, Marl C. 1969-1970Hornbeck, Twila 1995-2002Horsch, Dwight W. 1979-1984Horsley, Milton L. 1937-1944Horton, Anitalouise 1988Horvath, Jr., Louis J. 1977-1994Hosack, Robert E. 1975-1978Hove, Fred E. 1933-1936Howe, Charles R. 1941-1944Howell, Emmett J. 1901-1902Howell, George W. 1959-1964Hubbard, D.R. 1917-1918Hubbard, Robert W. 1963-1966Hudelson, Archibald B. 1907-1908Hudelson, James A. 1933-1934,1937-1938Hudelson, R.C. 1931-1932Huffaker, W.D. 1923-1924Hughes, Harley L. 1895-1896Hugo, C.J. 1919-1922Hull, Clair B. 1963-1964Hull, H.J. 1915-1916Hull, Harold B. 1921-1926Hulse, Joseph B. 1899-1901Hunsinger, J.D. 1915-1916Hunt, J.C. 1915-1916Hunt, James F. 1895-1896,1901-1908Hunt, Ralph S. 1913-1914,1917-1920Hunter, William 1901-1902,1915-1916Huntley, Robert C., Jr. 1965-1966Hussman, William B.

1917-1918,1935-1938Hutchison, Thomas 1929-1930Hutton, Angus P. 1911-1912Hyde, Aden 1965-1972Hyde, John 1911-1912Hyde, Wm. A. 1899-1901Hynes, W.J. 1933-1936Infanger, Ray E. 1973-1992Infelt, James S. 1975-1976Ingard, D.L. 1915-1916Ingling, Wm. J. 1901-1902Ingram, Gary J. 1973-1980Irvin, Bertha V. 1921-1922


Kirtley, Jr., James L. 1907-1908Kisling, Floyd O. 1955-1962Kistler, Ira W. 1959-1960Kjellander, Paul 1995-1999Klein, Edith Miller 1965-1968Klepfer, S.J. 1933-1936Klingler, Karl C. 1959-1968Klonick, Ed 1943-1944Knigge, Lawrence 1977-1985Knipe, George D. 1927-1930Knox, Walter 1923-1924Koch, H. Ferd 1963-1974Koch, Jr., Karl E 1965-1972,1975-1976,1984Koelsch, Charles F. 1913-1916Koenig, Harold 1941-1942Koontz, Robert J. 1967-1968Kraus, Virgil L. 1971-1981Kribs, Edwin P. 1915-1918Krumsick, Harry 1947-1948Kugler, John B. 1955-1956Kulczyk, Henry 2003-2004Kunz, Kent S. 1997-2002LaForest, T.J. 1915-1918LaTurner, E.E. 1951-1958LaValle, Victor 1919-1920Lacy, Ralph E. 1981-1983Lafferty, A.B. 1947-1948Laird, Roy M. 1955-1964Lake, Dennis M. 1997-2006Lake, Lynn 1955-1956Lamson, G.W. 1931-1932Lance, Alan G. 1991-1994Lane, B.G. 1933-1934Langford, Eulalie Teichert 2001-2004Langhorst, David 2003-2004Lansberry, W.A. 1939-1940Lanting, William J. 1959-1974Larsen, Allan F. 1967-1978, 1993-1996Larsen, C.W. 1931-1932Larson, J. Berkley 1951-1952Larson, John 1929-1932Larson, Mark A. 1983-1984Lasuen, Leanna 1987-1992Lattimer, Willard 1969-1970Lau, Daniel J. 1913-1916,1921-1922Lau, Heber J. 1947-1948Lauridsen, Melvin 1949-1950Lawson, H.A. 1913-1914Lawson, Paul P. 1893-1894Lazechko, Molly 1991-1992Leaf, Charles W. 1911-1912Leavitt, Charles C. 1931-1938Lechelt, Ronald 1977-1978Lee, Eldred 1957-1958,1961-1962Leese, James A. 1977LeFavour, Nicole 2005-2006Lehrbas, L.A. 1917-1918

House of Representatives (continued)Jones, W.H. 1951-1952Jones, William R. 1909-1910Jones Jr., Myron

1977-1982,1985-1986,1989-1992Jordan, L.B. 1947-1948Jorgensen, Geo. M. 1927-1930Jorgensen, Kay L. 1959-1960Joslyn, Alvin W. 1961-1970Judd, Claud 1973-1974,1983-1990Judd, June 1991-2000Kaline, Axel 1909-1910Kasberg, Alex 1927-1930Kaschmitter, Joseph 1949-1954Katerndahl, R.W. 1923-1930Kauffman, Joseph 1943-1944Kaufman, Jr., Sam 1957-1960Kearnes, Elaine 1972-1982Keat, James A. 1897-1898Keating, James W. 1927-1932Keetch, Elijah C. 1903-1904Keeton, Paul C. 1981-1986, 1993-1994Keeton, Wm. D. 1923-1924Keim, Wallace B. 1943-1948Keith, John E. 1907-1908Keithly, Clyde R. 1967-1972Kelley, John 1901-1902Kellogg, Hilde 1983-1990, 1993-2004Kelly, Dan 1977-1984Kemp, Jana M. 2005-2006Kempfer, W.H. 1949-1950Kempton, Jim D. 1991-2001Kendell, Max E. 1969-1972,1977-1978Kendell, Wayne 1997-2002Kennevick, Jack C. 1971-1988Kent, A.J. 1917-1920Kent, Pernecy D. 1959-1960Kerby, F.M. 1903-1904Kerl, T.P. 1909-1910Kersey, Sr., William A. 1959-1960Kershaw, Thomas D. 1984Kiger, M.A. 1915-1920,1923-1926Kilborn, Marvin 1901-1902Killpack, Jr., John D. 1903-1904,1907-1908Kimpton, Clarence W. 1953-1956King, Clarence 1931-1938King, James 1915-1916King, Martin 1890-1893King, Robbi 1993-1996King, William 1893-1894King, William J. 1915-1916Kingsford, Willard 1923-1924Kingsley, Chas. S. 1899-1901Kinney, Wm. A. 1937-1938Kirby, Daniel 1919-1920,1923-1924Kirby, Frank M. 1911-1912Kirkland, Buford 1949-1950Kirkpatrick, Orin E. 1905-1906

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Manley, Art 1965-1966Manning, Darrell V. 1961-1968Marineau, W.T. 1927-1930Markel, J.M. 1923-1924Marley, Bert W. 1979-1980Marley, Bert C. 1998-2001Marlow, Gilbert 1933-1934Martens, Waldo 1985-1988Martin, J.C. 1890-1893Martin, James G. 1961-1964,1969-1970Martinez, Elmer T 2003-2006Mason, Wm. H. 1913-1914Mathewson, Chester G. 1903-1904Mathews, Russ 2005-2006Maxwell, Don 1933-1934May, Andrew 1917-1918,

1921-1922,1939-1940,1943-1946Mayes, Gil 1939-1940Maynard, Don L.

1941-1942,1963-1972,1975-1978McAffee, John 1933-1934McAllister, Michael E. 1973-1974McArthur, P.D. 1945-1946McBee, Edwin 1899-1901McBirney, J.H. 1923-1932McBirney, William S. 1909-1910McBratney, William 1905-1906,1909-1910McBride, Howard R. 1903-1904McBride, Robert W. 1903-1904McCabe, A.R. 1941-1946McCabe, Thos. 1911-1912McCann, Dorothy H. 1973-1977,1983-1990McCarter, Claude C. 1929-1932McCarter, Hugh F. 1893-1894McCarthy, John J. 1893-1898McClurg, C.W. 1923-1926McCollum, Joe 1974McCombs, George 1923-1928,1931-1932McCracken, Robert M. 1907-1910McCutcheon, O.E. 1909-1910McDermott, Patricia L. 1969-1990McDermott, T.H. 1913-1914McDevitt, Charles F. 1963-1966McDevitt, Herman J.1951-1952,1959-1966McDonald, Allen C. 1931-1932McDonald, Charles A. 1909-1910,1919-1922McDonald, Charles F. 1925-1930McDougal, Ralph 1945-1946McEvoy, Mike 1991-1992McFadden, Lettie J. 1909-1910McGeachin, Janice 2003-2006McGillivray, Ally 1909-1910McGinley, J.H. 1927-1928McGowan, Fred C. 1915-1918McGowan, Geo. L. 1917-1920McHan, Ellis V. 1971-1976McIntosh, J.W. 1917-1918

Leighton, R.E. 1939-1940Lenaghen, Robert 1959-1960Leonardson, Elmer C. 1965-1966Leonardson, Ken K. 1943-1944Lewis, B.E. “Bud” 1973-1982Lewis, Charles H. 1917-1918Lewis, Harry 1913-1914Lewis, Hyrum S. 1935-1940,1943-1946Lewis, George J. 1893-1894Limbaugh, Thomas F. 1998-1999Lincoln, Ray 1965-1974Lind, O.J. 1935-1936Lindburg, Leland 1965-1966Linder, J.I. 1915-1916Lindley, Roy 1941-1942Lindsay, D.K. 1931-1936Line, Geo. A. 1923-1924Linford, Golden C. 1985-2000Little, David 1973-1974Little, Walter E. 1965-1986Litton, Ralph 1961-1962,1967-1972Lloyd, Mary Ellen 1987-1990Lloyd, T.J. 1923-1924Loertscher, Thomas F. 1987-2002

2005-2006Logue, Fredrick S. 1905-1906Longeteig, I.J. 1929-1930Looney, Larry 1969-1972Loosli, Dimond 1931-1932Loosli, S. Lynn 1991-1996Lott, Darrell 1953-1954Loveland, Don C. 1983-1992Loveless, Wayne 1971-1974Lovesy, W.H. 1907-1908Lowe, Mathias W. 1945-1950Lowell, J.H. 1903-1904Lowry, L. Cotty 1947-1948Lucas, A.B. 1917-1918Lucas, James R. “Doc” 1981-1992Lundberg, Joe J. 1945-1946Lusk, James R. 1935-1938Luttropp, Fred 1933-1934,1941-1942Lynes, Charles S. 1899-1901Lyons, James 1890-1893Lytle, William F. 1979-1982Machen, Harry E. 1949-1950Mackintosh, Daniel T. 1909-1910Madden, Roscoe S. 1899-1901Mader, Dan 1993-2002Magee, Lewis J. 1915-1916Magill, Len 1905-1906Magleby, Jacob 1925-1928Magleby, Stering 1947-1948Mahana, David F. 1893-1894Mahoney, Con 1986-1994Mandell, Frank C. 1901-1902Manifold, J.B. 1927-1928



McKague, Shirley 1997-2006McKeeth, Sylvia 1993-1996McKinlay, Alexander D.

1905-1906,1909-1910McKinlay, Glenn P. 1901-1902McKinney, Helen 1965-1972McLaughlin, Marguerite P. 1979-1982McLeod, A.A. “Art” 1955-1956McLeod, Donald 1957-1958McLeod, Geo. A. 1907-1908McMahon, A.I. 1919-1920McMillan, John 1895-1896,1925-1926McMullen, J.C. 1917-1918McMurray, John 1915-1918McMurrin, James L. 1897-1898McNeal, James R. 1903-1904McNeil, A.W. 1937-1938,1941-1942Meade, Owen 1931-1936Meeker, J.R. 1933-1948Mehlhoff, J.P. 1925-1928Meikle, Sr., Steve M. 1955-1958Mendenhall, Vernon H. 1949-1952Mendenhall, Wm. H. 1913-1914,1927-1930Merrill, E.S. 1890-1892Merrill, F.M. 1890-1893Merrill, Jay M. 1949-1956Merrill, John 1893-1894Merrill, R. Dee 1967-1970Merrill, Rodney 1913-1914Merrill, W. Israel 1971-1976Metcalf, Frank 1927-1928Metcalf, Wm. D. 1901-1902Meyer, Henry 1915-1916Meyer, Wayne 1995-2004Mickels, Arnold 1913-1914Miles, Charles C. 1907-1910,1915-1918Millar, Arvil 1955-1958,1961-1966Miller, C. Wendell 1973-1980Miller, Carl J. 1919-1922Miller, David T. 1893-1894Miller, Edith I. 1949-1950Miller, Helen J. 1937-1938,1943-1960Miller, Janet J. 2003-2006Miller, John W. 1901-1902Miller, Maynard 1993-1998Miller, Neil J. 1967-1970Miller, W.J. “Bill” 1949-1950Miller, William A. 1899-1901Milliken, W.T. 1925-1926Millo, W.L. 1951-1952Mills, F.J. 1893-1894Mills, George E. 1890-1893Mills, Robert H. 1945-1956Mills, Ward A. 1963-1966Mills, William Larry

1941-1942,1947-1952,1963-1966Minden, Chester C. 1943-1948

Miner, Doyle C. 1973-1980Misenhimer, P.W. 1931-1932Mitchell, John 1897-1898Mitchell, Mike P. 1969-1970, 2003-2006Mitchell, Perry W. 1903-1904Moffatt, Willis C. 1943-1946Molyneaux, John A. 1957-1958,1961-1972Monlux, Charles W. 1941-1946Monroe, James W. “Jim” 1951-1966Monroe, Richard J. 1895-1896Monson, Ezra P. 1917-1920Monson, Hiram 1915-1918Montgomery, Bev 1999-2002Montgomery, E.C. 1921-1922,1929-1930Montgomery, Gary L. 1981-1992Moody, Charles Stuart

1899-1901,1917-1920,1925-1926Moore, Andrew W. 1901-1902Moore, Avery C. 1903-1904Moore, Carl C. 1959-1962Moore, Charles C. 1903-1906Moore, Don C.D. 1941-1946Moore, L.L. 1921-1922Morebeck, George C. 1909-1910Morgan, A.H. 1919-1920Morgan, George L. 1905-1906Morgan, Vern E. 1941-1944Morgan, William M. 1897-1898,1911-1912Morris, R.W. 1937-1938Morris, Victor T. 1939-1944Morrison, Thomas L. “Tom” 1989-1990Mortensen, H. Grant 1991-1992Mortensen, Max C. 1993-2002Moss, J. Henry 1933-1934,1937-1938Moss, Thomas 2001Mounce, Eben 1901-1902Moyle, Mike 1999-2006Mulkey, Wm. L. 1899-1901Mullaley, James J. 1905-1908Mulliner, Joseph S. 1897-1898Munger, Morgan 1975-1982Munk, Lewis 1951-1952Munro, D.R. 1890-1893Munsey, C.M. 1939-1942Munson, Charles J. 1899-1902Murdock, Leo D. 1939-1940,1943-1950Murphy, Arthur P.

1937-1938,1941-1944,1951-1952Murphy, Ira G. 1939-1940Murphy, William J. 1959-1972Murray, Joseph H. 1899-1901Naccarato, Mike 2003-2004Nafziger, Pattie 1991-1994Neibaur, Mack Wm. 1977-1990Neider, C.W. 1965-1966,1973-1976Neill, Robert 1895-1896Nelsen, Fred 1965-1968


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Patterson, Horace J. 1965-1968Paulson, C.O. 1951-1954Paxman, Gary L. 1979-1983Payton, W.O. 1951-1952Pearce, Monty J. 1999-2002Pearson, Art C. 1927-1928Pearson, Harry P. 1939-1940Peck, Arthur B. 1937-1942Peck, W.H. 1921-1924Peckham, Cecil R. 1917-1920Peede, Frank 1903-1904Pence, Arthur 1901-1902Pence, Donna 2005-2006Pence, Peter 1901-1902Penfold, B. 1939-1940Penford, V. 1937-1938Pennington, J.H. 1927-1928Perkins, William Y. 1897-1898Permann, Ernest L. 1961-1968Peters, Ralph B. 1987-1992Petersen, Clyde C. 1961-1962Peterson, Ephraim 1899-1901Pettibone, N.B. 1945-1946Pettygrove, E.N. 1927-1932Philbrick, W.H. 1909-1910Phillips, M.E. 1929-1930Pieper, Don 1955-1966Pietsch, Carol 1995-1996Pincock, George A. 1911-1912Pino, John Hardy 1967-1970Pischner, Don 1995-2002Plye, William 1949-1950Pomeroy, Horace B. “Hod” 1989-2002Pond, L. Sumner 1921-1922Pond, M.A. 1925-1926Porter, Arthur 1943-1946Porter, C.D. 1890-1893Porter, L.J. 1905-1906Posnick, John Vernon 1963-1966Potter, Grant 1953-1954Potvin, Gregg 1957-1960Powell, B.H. 1935-1936Powell, Henry F. 1901-1902Powell, S.C. 1933-1934Powers, Charles 1961-1964Powers, H.E. 1935-1938Powers, Harvey B. 1905-1906Preston, Elford Chilcote

1923-1926, 1941-1942Preston, Joe 1965-1968Preston, Thomas 1903-1904,1921-1924Price, Lyttleton 1890-1893Price, Richard 1903-1904Pugh, H.A. 1919-1920Pugmire, Edward M. 1897-1898Pyeatt, Thomas 1890-1893Pyke, Francis A. 1901-1904

Nelson, Adrian 1899-1901Nelson, Bert G. 1911-1912Nelson, Enoch 1943-1944Nelson, Fred 1933-1938Nelson, James S. 1903-1906Newcomb, Bruce 1987-2006Newcomb, Russell W. 1987-1988Newman, Allen D. 1937-1942Newport, James B. 1917-1918Nichalson, James A. 1899-1901Nichols, DeWitt L. 1915-1916Nielsen, Cantril “Flash” 1951-1952Nielsen, Pete 2003-2006Nielsen, Thos. C. 1911-1912Nielson, James 1913-1914Nielson, L.J. 1919-1920Nihart, Fred 1911-1914Noble, Hattie F. 1899-1901Nonini, Bob 2005-2006Northrup, William N. 1915-1916Norton, Charles 1913-1914O’Connell, John L. 1937-1938O’Dwyer, George 1919-1922O’Leary, Henry C. 1941-1942,1947-1950O’Meara, J.J. 1931-1932Oakes, Ralph W. 1911-1914Olberding, Darwin 1990Olmstead, Ralph E. 1973-1982Olsen, O.A.M. 1929-1930Olsen, Wallace 1941-1942Onweiler, William C. 1969-1976Oppenheim, Benj. W. 1927-1930Orme, Rich E. 1980-1984Osborn, Ralph W. 1899-1901Osborne, F. Edward 1989-1990Osmond, Alfred 1899-1901Otter, C.L. “Butch” 1973-1976Oversmith, August H. 1913-1914,1927-1930Owen, William F. 1903-1904Oxley, Edmond R. 1901-1902Page, Alfred 1903-1904Paine, John D. 1939-1940Paisley, Oscar C. 1925-1928Palmer, Jenkin L. 1957-1972Palmer, W. Dean 1953-1962Paris, Ralph 1953-1958Parish, Fred T. 1927-1932Parker, Ernest L. 1911-1912,1923-1924Parks, John S. 1913-1914Parks, Raymond G. 1979-1992Parrish, Jay M. 1921-1922Parsley, Merle D. 1965-1966Parsons, Charles A. 1909-1910Pasley-Stuart, Anne 2003-2006Patch, L.V. 1909-1910Patterson, Geo. 1919-1920Patterson, Homer G. 1899-1901



Robertson, J.D. 1933-1934Robertson, James 1919-1920Robison, Kenneth L. 1987-2004Roche, O.G. 1951-1952Rockwood, A.J. 1913-1914Rogers, James J. 1897-1898Rogers, Max D. 1963-1966Rosenkranz, Joe 1949-1950Rosevear, Joseph 1913-1914Ross, Hugh P. 1917-1918Rossi, Herman J. 1907-1908Rowton, Joshua G. 1895-1896Rudd, George F. 1929-1934Rusche, John 2005-2006Ryan, Frank 1913-1914Ryan, Wm. J. 1949-1950Rydalch, Ann 2003-2006Sage, A.A. 1905-1906Sali, William T. “Bill” 1991-2006Sallaz, Daryl S. 1977-1978Sanborn, H.M. 1909-1912Sanborn, John C. 1921-1930Sanders, John J. 1895-1896Sanderson, L. Devon 1963-1964Sanderson, T.A. 1927-1928Sargent, Wm. 1913-1914Satterfield, A.Y. 1933-1936Sauer, Wm. 1927-1930Sayler, George C 2003-2006Scanlin, Steven F. 1977-1980Scates, Robert M. “Bob” 1981-1988Schaefer, Robert E. 1985-2006Schmitt, Julius 1945-1948Schroeder, August 1919-1920Schroeder, Bert 1945-1948Schultz, David 1945-1946Schutt, John 1909-1910Schwendiman, Sam 1941-1944Schwiebert, Erwin H. 1943-1950Scofield, A.L. 1890-1893Scoresby, Clifford N. 1967-1976Scott, Donna 1983-1986Scott, J.T. 1901-1902Scott, Ted 1959-1960Scrivner, W.D. 1931-1932Sears, C.L. 1941-1942Seat, William J. 1897-1898Seawell, J.L. 1907-1908Self, Kenneth 1957-1958Selix, C.M. 1925-1926Sellman, Sher 1999-2002Sessions, John O. 1967-1992Severson, Hyrum 1919-1922Sewell, W.J. 1949-1960Sharp, J.M. 1935-1936Sharp, Michael T. 1981-1983Shattuck, Warren 1913-1916

Pyle, Wm. 1951-1956Quinlan, John T. 1917-1918Quinn, John J. 1965-1966Rambeau, Edward C. 1955-1956Rambeau, Ione E. 1957-1960Ramey, Louis F. 1933-1938Rammell, Max H. 1963-1964Ramsey, F.C. 1890-1893Randall, Fred S. 1915-1916Randleman, C.W. 1941-1942Randolph, John S. 1895-1898Rasmussen, John A. 1937-1942Ravenscroft, Vernon F. 1963-1974Ray, D.C. 1933-1936Raybould, Dell 2001-2006Raymond, W.L. 1923-1924Reardon, John F. 1969-1980Redman, James 1907-1908Redwine, Hyram G. 1899-1901Reed, Wm. T. 1931-1932Reich, Fred 1961-1962Reid, Harold W. 1959-1962,1965-1992Reid, James 1903-1904Reinke, H.C. 1939-1942Remsberg, Jr., John 1941Reynolds, Boyd L. 1921-1924Reynolds, Dorothy L. 1975-1980,1983-2000Reynolds, Samuel M. C. 1899-1901Rhodes, James L. 1955-1956Riblett, Frank 1903-1904,1909-1910Rice, Edward W. “Ed” 1971-1976Rice, John C. 1897-1898Rich, A.M. “Kay” 1959-1960Rich, Edward C. 1909-1910Rich, R.C. 1929-1930Richards, A.A. 1905-1906Richards, James H. 1905-1906Richards, Jesse H. 1917-1918Richards, Wilford W. 1905-1906Richards, Wm. 1901-1902Richardson, Melvin M. “Mel” 1989-1992Richman, Diana Siddoway 1995-1998Ricks, Nathan 1909-1910Ricks, Peter J. 1951-1952Ridinger, Tim 1995-2004Rieman, Elmer W. 1931-1932Ries, K. Jim 1977-1979Rigby, William F. 1897-1898Ring, Robert "Bob" 2003-2006Ringo, Shirley G. 1999-2000, 2003-2006Ritchie, S.W. 1939-1944Robbins, Gary 1985-1990Robbins, Lewis 1919-1920Robbins, Ray 1953-1956Roberts, Ken A. 2001-2006Roberts, William 1965-1976Robertson, Alexander S. 1893-1894


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Shaw, D.D. 1907-1910Shearer, Wm. S. 1917-1920Sheean, Charles 1909-1910Shepard, Allan G. 1959-1962Shepherd, F.T. 1937-1938Shepherd, Mary Lou 1999-2006Shepherd, Paul E 2005-2006Shinnick, J.D. 1939-1944Shirley, Mack G. 2003-2006Shurtliff, M. Karl 1963-1964Shutt, John 1905-1906Siddoway, J.C. 1935-1936Siddoway, James 1915-1916Simpson, Michael K. 1985-1998Sims, H.M. 1917-1918Sinclair, M.J. 1913-1914Sisson, Nathan G. 1897-1898Skattaboe, K.O. 1890-1893Skippen, Kathy 2003-2006Slater, Ron 1985-1988Slavin, Ted 1955-1958Small, L.E. 1929-1930Smith, B.H. 1890-1893Smith, Elaine 2003-2006Smith, Frank E. 1925-1926Smith, Fred J. 1967-1968Smith, John L. 1895-1896Smith, Leander W. 1903-1904Smith, Leon E 1999-2006Smith, Lester P. 1905-1906Smith, Lindol 1899-1901Smith, Louis 1901-1902Smith, M.W. 1911-1912Smith, Samuel N. 1905-1906Smith, Sherman H. 1917-1918Smith, Troy D. 1931-1938Smith, Victor 1933-1934Smith, Virginia D. 1976-1983Smith, W.T. 1923-1924Smith, Walter H. 1890-1891Smith, William A. 1933-1934,1937-1938Smith, William C. 1945-1946,1949-1952Smith, Wyckliffe R. 1905-1908Smock, Emerson 1985-1990Smylie, Steve 1999-2006Smyser, C.A. “Skip” 1981-1982Sneddon, T.N. 1943-1944Snodgrass, Mark A. 2003-2006Snook, Jr., John W. 1909-1910,1921-1922Snow, Arthur

1931-1932,1935-1936,1939-1946Snow, Edwin A. 1947-1950Snow, George M. 1901-1902Snow, Harold 1953-1974Snow, Wm. 1919-1920Snyder, Theodore 1967-1968Snyder, Thomas M. 1973-1978

Sonner, Milo G. 1923-1924Sorensen, Dean E. 1985-1987Sorensen, J.C. 1929-1930Sorensen, Sheila 1987-1992Sorenson, James P. 1911-1912Space, C.W. 1923-1924Spaulding, J.H. 1905-1906Speck, Robert W. 1985-1986Sperry, I.S. 1890-1893Spoor, Charles E. 1927-1930Spurgeon, L.C. “Jack” 1977-1980Stainton, Wallace B. 1899-1901Staley, W.A. 1907-1908Stamm, L.E. 1929-1930Stanford, Thomas C. 1907-1908Stanger, A.E. 1919-1922Stanger, Marilyn 1985-1986Stark, John F. 1899-1901Starr, Clyde 1941-1942Stebbins, Naomi E. 1957-1962Steele, James E. 1903-1904Steele, Ralph J. 1987-1996Steenson, Nellie C. 1943-1944Steger, Herm 1987-1992Steinkopf, Harold 1927-1928Stennett, W. Clinton 1991-1994Stephan, Frank L. 1925-1926Stephens, David C. 1893-1894Stephens, George W. 1911-1912Stephens, George W. 1933-1934Stephens, Joseph C. 1899-1901Stephens, William N. 1905-1906Stephenson, Kenneth 1977-1982Stephenson, Wm. D. 1901-1902Steunenberg, Frank 1890-1893Stevens, Dean 1993-1994Stevenson, John A. "Bert" 1997-2006Stewart, Donald 1931-1932Stinson, C.C. 1921-1922Stivers, T.W. 1975-1986Stodghill, Howard C. 1949-1950Stoicheff, James F. 1979-2000Stoker, Jeff 1985-1986Stone, Harry A. 1985-1986Stone, Ruby R. 1986-2002Storey, Charles D. 1909-1914,1917-1922Storey, Jas. J. 1893-1894Storey, Ray F. 1951-1954Strasser, Mike 1981-1987Streitz, E.E. 1917-1918Strode, Amos M. 1911-1912Stroschein, Roy 1965-1966Struthers, Charles E. 1917-1918Stubbs, Mark 1991-1998Stucki, Eugene B. 1979-1988Stucki, Willard W. 1979Sullivan, J.E. 1937-1938



Sullivan, W.E. 1939-1942Summers, H. Dean 1963-1966Summers, Harry L. 1925-1928Suplee, F.B. 1925-1928Surridge, James 1907-1908,1923-1924Sutcliffe, R.L. 1919-1920Sutton, A.O. 1929-1930Sutton, W. Clay 1955-1968Sutton, Wayne 1983-1991Sutton, Gertrude 1991-1996Suydam, Eli S. 1890-1894Swan, George 2001Swanger, S.A. 1890-1893Swank, Gladys 1965-1968Sweeney, Bruce L. 1971-1974Sweet, W.N. 1915-1916Sweetser, Lewis 1901-1902,1905-1906Swenson, Leon H. 1965-1968Swenson, Royal 1945-1946Swift, Owen 1923-1924Swisher, Perry 1953-1958,1975-1976Symour, Walter R. 1917-1918Talboy, Walter E. 1923-1932,1935-1936Tapper, W.J. 1925-1930Tarnagin, M.L. 1921-1922Tate, David G. 1939-1942,1947-1950Taylor, A.E. 1925-1926Taylor, Bryan E. 1941-1946Taylor, C.G. 1941-1942Taylor, David A. 1911-1914Taylor, E.T. 1923-1932Taylor, Edith 1947-1948Taylor, Ira J. 1931-1934,1939-1940Taylor, LaVaughn 1945-1946,1959-1960Taylor, S.D. 1907-1908Taylor, Sam F. 1909-1910Taylor, W. Wm. 1915-1916Taylor, W.H. 1909-1910Taylor, W.O. “Bill” 1987-2000Taylor, Wilford J. 1935-1938,1941-1942Terrel, T.F. “Tommy” 1955-1966Terrell, Robert M. 1911-1912Thatcher, Henry K. 1917-1918Thatcher, John B. 1899-1901Thomas, Charles D. 1903-1906Thomas, D. Cornell 1982-1984Thomas, John R. 1897-1898Thomas, Lorenzo R. 1895-1896Thomas, R.E. 1919-1924Thomason, Lewis M. 1925-1928Thompson, Clarence E. 1976Thompson, Frank M. 1931-1932Thompson, James M. 1909-1910Thompson, L.A. 1919-1920Thompson, Robert C. 1911-1912Thompson, William L. 1895-1896Thoreson, Edward 1925-1926

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Williams, Arnold 1937-1942Williams, Edward V. 1963-1972Williams, Luke 1923-1926Williams, Stanley J. 1999-2000Williams, W.J. 1923-1924Williams, William S.M. 1907-1908Willis, Henry 1903-1904Wills, Richard 2003-2006Willoughby, James M. 1909-1910Wilson, Arthur 1939-1940,1943-1953Wilson, Ben F. 1933-1936Wilson, C.B. 1923-1932,1935-1936Wilson, Henry G. 1911-1912Wilson, Reil E. 1897-1898Winchester, Lyman Gene 1973-1986Winder, Don 1967-1968Windship, F.M. 1909-1910Winkler, Charles 1951-1964Wodward, James 1909-1910Wolfe, Guy W. 1925-1926Wolters, Albert 1895-1896Wood, JoAn E. 1983-2006Wood, John J. 1911-1912Wood, Thomas B. 1939-1946Woodward, Frank E. 1915-1916Workman, Louis E. 1893-1894,1897-1898Worthen, Paul W. 1969-1974,1977-1978Wright, Chas. 1913-1914Wright, Gustavus J. 1905-1906Wright, Junius B. 1897-1898Wright, Mary A. 1899-1901Wright, S.B. 1939-1940Wright, Silas L. 1933-1936,1939-1942Wright, Wally 1991-1994Wyatt, D.J. 1925-1926Wyman, Frank T. 1895-1896,1907-1908Yates, John E. 1901-1902Yearian, Emma R. 1931-1932Yearian, Gilbert F. 1893-1894,1901-1902Yorgensen, Soren 1919-1920York, George W. 1915-1916Yost, C. Robert 1957-1960Young, D.L. 1917-1922Young, Darwin L. 1977-1981Young, Gary F. 2001-2002Young, James D. 1895-1896Young, Merlin S. 1953-1954Young, Norman H. 1895-1896Young, Jr., R.H. “Bill” 1949-1956Youngkin, Walter 1931-1932Ziemann, Dan 1941-1942Zimmermann, Christian 1997-2000

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