21st Oregon Legislative Assembly

Oregon legislature, 1901

The 21st Oregon Legislative Assembly had its regular session in 1901.[1] The meeting took place between January 14 and March 4, 1901.[2]

## Members of the House[edit]

Name and City or county  | District  | Party

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Allen, B. F.

Astoria, Clatsop

| 19  | C

Barrett, George J. Granite, Gilliam, Grant, Sherman, Wasco,Wheeler

| 28  | R

Bernards, Hubert Forest Grove, Washington

| 15  | U

Black, A. H. Myrtle Point, Coos

| 5  | R

Briggs, E. D. Ashland, Douglas, Jackson

| 9  | R

Butt, Clarence Newberg, Yamhill

| 13  | R

Cattanach, George Canyon City, Gilliam, Grant, Sherman, Wasco, Wheeler

| 28  | R

Colvig, George W. Grants Pass, Josephine

| 7  | R

Dresser, A. S. Oregon City, Clackamas, Multnomah

| 17  | R

Driscoll, John Portland, Multnomah

| 18  | C

Eddy, B. L. Tillamook, Yamhill

| 14  | R

Edson, O. E. Harrison, Washington

| 15  | U

Emmitt, R. A. Keno Lake, Crook, Klamath

| 21  | R

Geer, I. S. Burns, Harney, Malheur

| 27  | R

Grace, W. E. Baker City, Baker

| 26  | D

Hahn, John Astoria, Clatsop

| 19  | C

Harris, L. T. Eugene, Lane

| 3  | R

Hartman, Charles D. Scotts Mills, Marion

| 1  | R

Hawkins, G. L. Independence, Polk

| 11  | R

Hedges, Gilbert L. Oregon City, Clackamas

| 16  | C

Heitkemper, F. A. Portland, Multnomah

| 18  | C

Hemenway, James Cottage Grove, Lane

| 3  | R

Holcomb, George W. Portland, Multnomah

| 18  | C

Hume, R. D. Gold Beach, Coos, Curry

| 6  | R

Ingram, W. H. Sodaville, Linn

| 2  | D

Keene, Henry Stayton, Marion

| 1  | R

Kirk, T. J. Athena, Umatilla

| 23  | R

Kruse, J. L. Stafford, Clackamas

| 16  | R

Lamson, E. F. Willamina, Yamhill

| 13  | R

Matton, A. R. Lookingglass, Douglas

| 4  | R

McAlister, D. A. La Grande, Union

| 25  | D

McCraken, John Portland, Multnomah

| 18  | R

McGreer, T. H. Antelope, Crook, Klamath, Lake, Wasco

| 21  | R

McQueene, Ivan Lorane, Lane

| 3  | R

Merrill, Norman Clatskanie, Columbia

| 20  | R

Miller, George Arlington, Gilliam, Grant, Sherman, Wasco, Wheeler

| 28  | R

Montague, C. F. Lebanon, Linn

| 2  | D

Nichols, R. J. Monroe, Benton

| 10  | R

Nottingham, C. W. Portland, Multnomah

| 18  | C

Orton, G. M. Portland, Multnomah

| 18  | C

Pearce, Lot L. Salem, Marion

| 1  | R

Poorman, J. M. Woodburn, Marion

| 1  | R

Reavis, G. S. Enterprise, Union, Wallowa

| 24  | P

Reeder, L. B. (Speaker) Pendleton, Umatilla

| 23  | R

Rice, Dexter Roseburg, Douglas

| 4  | D

Roberts, A. S. The Dalles, Crook, Klamath, Lake, Wasco

| 21  | R

Schumann, Otto Portland, Multnomah

| 18  | C

Shipley, J. J. Portland, Multnomah

| 18  | C

Simpson, I. M. Lewisville, Lincoln, Polk

| 12  | D

Smith, H. A. Portland, Multnomah

| 18  | C

Smith, J. N. Salem, Marion

| 1  | R

Stewart, Matthew Talent, Jackson

| 8  | R

Story, George L. Portland, Multnomah

| 18  | R

Talbert, J. A. Clackamas, Clackamas

| 16  | R

Thompson, M. E. Portland, Multnomah

| 18  | C

Thomson, A. B. Echo, Morrow, Umatilla

| 22  | R

Vincent, A. W. Tualatin, Washington

| 15  | U

Watson, D. M. Portland, Multnomah

| 18  | C

Whitney, J. J. Albany, Linn

| 2  | D

## Members of the Senate[edit]

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## References[edit]

1. ^ "HP Records Manager WebDrawer - 1901 Session Legislators and Staff Guide State Government". records.sos.state.or.us. Retrieved 2022-01-13.
2. ^ "State of Oregon: Blue Book - Chronology of Regular Legislative Sessions in Oregon".

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* 81 (2021)

82 (2023)

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