Counties ~ County Seat ~ Representatives

The State of Utah is at the present time divided into 27 counties, which are as follows:

State Officers

Governor, Heber M. Wells, of Salt Lake City
Secretary of State, James T. Hammond, of Logan
State Auditor, Morgan Richards, Jr., of Parowan
State Treasurer, James Chipman, of American Fork
Attorney General, A. C. Bishop, of Ogden
Superintendent of Public Instruction, John R. Park, of Salt Lake City

Justices of the Supreme Court

George W. Bartch, Chief Justice
James A. Miner, Justice
Robert N. Baskin, Justice;
Clerk of Supreme Court, L, P. Palmer
Reporter of Supreme Court, Geo, L. Nye
State Coal Mine Inspector, Gomer Thomas
State Engineer, R. C. Gemmell
State Dairy and Food Commissioner, H. J. Faust, Jr.
State Fish and Game Warden, John Sharp

District Judges

First Judicial District: Charles H. Hart
Second Judicial District: Henry H. Rolapp
Third Judicial District: Ogden Hiles, A. N. Cheray, A. G. Norrell
Fourth Judicial District: John E. Booth
Fifth Judicial District: Edward V. Higgins
Sixth Judicial District: William H. McCarty
Seventh Judicial District: Jacob Johnson.

Members of the Third Regular Session of the Legislature of the State of Utah.

Senators

Aquila Nebeker, President
A. C. Morris, Secretary
First District: William G. Nebeker
Second District: Joseph Howel
Third District: Aquila Nebeker
Fourth District: Louis W. Shurtliff. Fred J. Kiesel
Fifth District: Robert C. Chambers
Sixth District: Martha H. Cannon, David H. Peery, Jr., David O. Rideout, Jr., Richard K. Thomas, Orson F. Whitney
Seventh District: Abraham O. Smoot, Abel J. Evans
Eighth District: Joseph V. Robinson
Ninth District: Ferdinand Alder
Tenth District: Isaac K. Wright
Eleventh District: Rollin R. Tanner
Twelfth District: Harden Bennion

Representatives

William M. Roylance Speaker
Joseph M, Cohen, Chief Clerk
First District: John P. Holmgren
Second District: Aaron F. Farr. Jr., Albert A. Law, Charles Z. Harris
Third District: David S. Cook
Fourth District: Tillman D. Johnson, George W. Bramwell, Nathan J. Harris, Sherman S. Smith
Fifth District: Charles A. Welch
Sixth District: John Fisher
Seventh District: George F. Richards
Eighth District: Samuel W. Stewart. Benjamin T. Lloyd, Horace Cummings, Heber Bennion, Alice M. Home, John E. Hansen, Joseph G, Bywater, Albert W, Forman. Charles M. Jackson, Richard B. Shepard
Ninth District: James Ivers
Tenth District: James W. Clyde
Eleventh District: Marinus Larsen, Joseph Lapish, John E. Betts, William Roylance
Twelfth District: William Oneil
Thirteenth District: Claude V. Wheeler
Fourteenth District: Parley Christianson, C. W. Sorenson
Fifteenth District: Reuben G, Miller
Sixteenth District: Jasper Robertson
Seventeenth District: Lester Taylor
Eighteenth District: Barnard H. Greenwood
Nineteenth District: Thomas C. Callister
Twentieth District: John R. Murdock
Twenty-first District: John H. Fullmer
Twenty-second District: M. W. Mansfield
Twenty-third District: Jess W. Crosby, Jr.
Twenty-fourth District: John Parry
Twenty-fifth District: John G. McQuarrie
Twenty-sixth District: Joseph E. Robinson
Twenty-seventh District: L. H. Redd Jr.

Index

Source: History of the Scofield Mine Disaster, by J. W. Dilley, The Skelton Pub. Co., Provo, Utah, 1900.

Editors Note: The I.. O. O. F. were very active in raising money for the benefit of the widows and children along with the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints. This information is included for historical value, it does not mean the people of this project support these institutions.