POPULAR VOTE OF ILLINOIS SINCE 1880. Year. Office.

Rep. Dem. Pro. Peo. Soc. Total. 1880—President

318,037 277,321 440 26,338

622,306 1882-Treasurer

250,722 244,585 11,130 15,511

521, 948 1884-President

337,469 312,351 12,074 10,776

672,670 1886-Treasurer

276,680 240,664 19,766 34,821

572,986 1888—President

370,475 348,371 21, 703 7,134

747,683 1890–Treasurer

321,991 331,929 22,236

677,133 1892-President

399,288 426,281 25,871 22,207

873,647 1894-Treasurer

455,788 321,551 19,460 60,067

858,551 1896–President

607,130 464,523 9,796

1,090 1,147 1,090,766 1898-Treasurer

448,940 405,490 11,753 7,886 4,517 878,577 1900-President

597,985 503,061 17,626

1,141 11,060 1,131,897 1902–Treasurer

450,695 360,925 18,434 1,521 28,399 859,975 1904-President

632,645 327,606 34,770 6,725 73,923 1,076,499 1906–Treasurer

417,544 271,984 89, 293

45,862 824,583 NOTE-In the above table the total vote includes 1888 for the labor party. The socialist vote as the scattering vote for minor party candidates. given includes that of the social labor and social The vote in, the people's party column prior to democrat parties. 1890 is that cast for the greenback party and in VOTE FOR ILLINOIS GOV- John Collins, Soc.... 59,062 | Henry L. Hertz, Rep......396,318 ERNORS SINCE 1880.

Robert H. Patton, Pro... 35, 440 Thos. S. Marshall, Pro..... 26,426 1880. Philip Veal, Soc. Lab...... 4,379 John W. McElroy, Peo..... 21,579

4,364 Shelby M. Cullom, Rep....314,565 James Hogan, Peo....

1894.

780 Lyman Trumbull, Dem.....277.532 A. G. Specht, Continental.

Henry Wulff, Rep... 455,886 A. J. Streeter, Greenback.. 28,899 VOTE FOR STATE TREASUR

B. J. Claggett, Demi.....322,459 1884. ERS SINCE 1880.

John Randolph, Peo.. 59,793 Richard J. Oglesby, Rep...334,234

H. J. Puterbaugh, Pro..... 19,487 Carter H. Harrison, Sr., D.319.635 (Minor candidates omitted.)

1896. Jesse Harper, Peo..

8,605

1880. James B. Hobbs, Pro....... 10,905 Edward Rutz, Rep..

Henry L. Hertz, Rep......589,816

..317,872 Edw. C. Pace, Dem.-Peo..473,043 1888. Thos. Butterworth, Dem..276,670 E. K. Hayes, Pro.

11,849 Joseph W. Fifer, Rep...... 367,860 J. W. Evans, Greenback.. 26,658 Edward Ridgeley, Gold. D. 8,411 John M. Palmer, Dem.....355,313

1882.

1898. David H. Harts, Pro...... 18,874 John C. Smith, Rep... Willis W. Jones, U. L..... 6,394 Alfred Orendorff, Dem

.250,722 Floyd K. Whittemore, Rep.448,940

... 244,585 Millard F. Dunlap, Dem...405,490 1892.

Daniel McLaughlin, Gbk.. 15,511 John W. Hess, Pop......... 7.893 John P. Altgeld, Dem... 425.558 John G. Irwin, Pro.... 11,130 Wm. H. Boies, Pro......... 11,792 Joseph W. Fifer, Rep......402,686

1884. Robert R. Link, Pro.....

1900. 24,808 Jacob Gross, Rep.

338,171 Moses 0. Williamson, Rep.582,002 Nathan Barnet, Peo....... 20,108

Alfred Orendorff, Dem. .313,400 1896.

Millard F. Dunlap, Dem..508,720 B. W. Goodhue, Peo.. 10.451 John R. Tanner, Rep.......587,637 Uriah Copp, Pro..

Henry C. Tunison, Pro..... 16.619

11,119 Jacob Winnen, Soc. Dem.. 8,881 John P. Altgeld, Dem.....474,256

1886. George W. Gere, Pro... 14,559

1902. Wm. s. Forman, Gold D.. 8,102

John R. Tanner, Rep. .276,680 Fred A. Busse, Rep.. .450,685 C. A. Baustin, Soc. Lab.. 985

Henry F. J. Ricker, Dem. .240.864 George Duddleston, Dem..360,925 J. W. Higgs, Nat..

H. W. Austin, Pro... 723

..... 19,766

Chas. H. Tuesburg. Pro.... 18,434 1900. John Budlong, Un. Lab.... 34,701

A. W. Nelson, Soc..

20,167 Richard Yates, Rep...... 580,199

1888.

Gottlieb Renner, Soc. Lab. 8,235 Samuel Alschuler, Dem....518.966 Charles Becker, Rep........369,891

1904. V. V. Barnes, Pro.

Francis A. Hoffman, Jr., D.348,834 15,643

Len Small, Rep..

.610,300 Herman C. Perry, Soc. D.. 8,611 John W. Hart, Pro... 21,174

Chas. B. Thomas, Dem.. .353,232 L. P. Hoffman, Soc. Lab... 1,319 Nathan Barnett, Un. Lab.. 7,491

J. Ross Hanna, Pro..... 35,664 A. C. Van Tine, Peo...... 1,106

1890.

E. S. Tebbetts, Soc......... 62,848 L. G. Spencer, Ú. R...... 650 Edwin S. Wilson, Dem.....331,837

1906. John Cordingly, U. C...... 334 Franz Amberg. Rep.. ..321,999 John F. Smulski, Rep..

.417,544 1904. R. R. Link, Pro...

22,306

Nicholas L. Piotrowski, D.271,984 Charles S. Deneen, Rep...634.029

1892.

William P. Allin, Pro...... 89.293 Lawrence B. Stringer, D..334,880 | Rufus N. Ramsay, Dem....425,855 Wilson E. McDermut, Soc. 42.005

UNITED STATES SENATORS FROM ILLINOIS.

Name.
Term. Name.
Term. Name.

Term. Ninian Edwards, Dem....1818-1819 James Semple, Dem... .1843-1847 John A. Logan, Rep......1879-1885 Jesse B. Thomas, Dem...1818-1823 Stephen A. Douglas, Dem.1847-1853 Shelby M. Cullom. Rep...1883-1889 Ninian Edwards, Dem....1819-1821 James Shields, Dem... .1849 1855 John A. Logan, Rep... .1885-1886 Jesse B. Thomas, Dem...1823-1829 Stephen A. Douglas, Dem. 1853-1859 Chas. B. Farwell, Rep...1887-1891 John McLean, Dem.......1824-1825 Lyman Trumbull, † Dem..1855-1861 Shelby M. Cullom, Rep...1889-1895 Elias K. Kane, Dem..... 1825-1831 Stephen A. Douglas, Dem.1859-1861 John M. Palmer, Dem....1891-1897 John McLean, Dem.......1829-1930 Lyman Trumbull, Rep....1861-1867 Shelby M. Cullom, Rep..1895-1901 David J. Baker, * Dem....1830-1830 0. H. Browning. Rep.....1861-1863 William E. Mason, Rep..1897-1903 John M. Robinson, Dem..1830-1835 Wm. A. Richardson, Dem. 1863-1865 Shelby M. Cullom. Rep...1901 1907 Elias K. Kane, Dem......1831-1835 Richard Yates, Rep.......1865-1871 Albert J. Hopkins, Rep..1903-.... John M. Robinson, Dem..1835-1841 Lyman Trumbull. Rep.. . 1867-1873 Shelby M. Cullom. Rep...1907-.. Wm. L. D. Ewing, Dem..1835-1837 John A. Logan, Rep.......1871-1877 *Appointed to serve unexpired Richard M. Young, Dem..1837-1843 R. J. Oglesby, Rep.......1873-1879

term

McLean-one month. Samuel McRoberts. Dem..1841-1813 David Davis, Ind. Dem..1877-1833 *Anti-Nebraska democrat. Sidney Breese, Dem.......1843-1849

VALUE OF MINERAL PRODUCTS IN ILLINOIS (1905-1906),

of

$19, 125

Coal
Clay
Limestone
Oil

$44.763,062 | Portland cem't $2,461,494 | Fluorspar
12,783,813 Sand & gravel 1,043,041 Mineral water.
3,476,449 Natural & slag

Lead ore.......
3.275, 802 cement

188,262 Spelter (est.)..

$128,813 Sandstone

77,287
45,760 Total
34,000

68,296,908 POPULATION OF ILLINOIS BY COUNTIES.

Counties.
Adams
Alexander
Bond
Boone
Brown
Bureau
Calhoun
Carroll
Cass
Champaign
Christian
Clark
Clay
Clinton
Coles
Cook
Crawford
Cumberland
DeKalb
De Witt
Douglas
DuPage
Edgar
Edwards
Effngham
Fayette
Ford
Franklin
Fulton
Gallatin
Greene
Grundy
Hamilton
Hancock
Hardin
Henderson
Henry
Iroquois
Jackson
Jasper
Jefferson
Jersey
Jo Daviess.
Johnson
Kane
Kankakee
Kendall
Knox
Lake
La Salle
Lawrence
Lee
Livingston
Logan
Macon
Macoupin
Madison
Marion
Marshall
Mason
Massac
McDonough
McHenry
McLean
Menard
Mercer
Monroe
Montgomery
Morgan
Moultrie
Ogle
Peoria
Perry
Piatt
Pike
Pope
Pulaski
Putnam
Randolph
Richland
Rock Island.
Saline
Sangamon
Schuyler
Scott
Shelby

(From federal census reports. ) 1840. 1850.

1860. 1870. 14,476 26,508 41,323 56,362 3,313 2,484

4,707 10,564 5,060 6,144

9,815

13,152 1,705

7,624 11,678 12,942 4,183 7,199

9,938 12, 205 3,067 8,841 26,426 34,415 1,741 3,231 5,144 6,562 1,023 4,586 11,733 16,705 2,981 7,253 11,325

580 1,475 2,649 14,629 32,737 1,878 3, 203 10,492 20,363 7,453 9,522 14,987

18,719 3,228 4,289

9,336 15,875 3,718 5,139 10,941 16,285 9,616

9,335 14, 203 25.535
10,201 43,385 144.954 349,966
4,422

7,133 11,551 13,889
3,718

8,311 12, 223
1,697 7,540 19,086 23, 265
3,247
5,002 10.820 14,768

7,140 13,484
3,535 9,290 14,701 16,685
8.225 10,692 16,925 21,450
3,070 3,524

7,454

7,565 1,675 3,799

7,816

15,653 6,238 8,075 11,189 19,638

1,979

9,103 3,682 5,681

9,393 12,652 13,142 22,508 33,338 38,291 10.760 5,418

8,055 11,134 11,951 12,429

16.093 20,277 3.023

10,379 14,928 3,945 6,362

9,915 13,014 9,916

14,652 29,061 35,935 1,378 2,897

3,759 5,113 4,612

9,501 12,582 1,260 3, 809 20,660 35,506 1,695

4,149 12,325 25, 782
3,566 5, 362

9,589 19,634
1,472
3,220
8,364

11,238
5,762 8,109 12.965

17,864 4,535 7,354 12.051 15,054 6,180 18.604

27,325 27,820 3,626 4,114

9,342 11,248 6,501 16,703 30,062 39,091

15,412 24,352 7.730 13,074 12,399 7,060 13, 278 28,663 39,522 7.654 14,226 18,257 21,914 9,348 17,815 48,332 69,792 7,092 6,121

9,214 12,533 2,035 5,292 17,691 27,171 759 1,552 11,637

31,471 2,333 5,128

14,272

23,053
3,039 3,988 13,738 26,481
7,826 12,355 24,602 32,726
14,433 20.441 31,351 44,131
4,752 6,720 12,739 20,622
1,849
5,180 13.437

16,596
5,021 10,931 16,184
4,092
6,213

9,581
5,308 7,616 20,069

26,509 2,578 14,918 22,089 23,762 6,565 10.163 28,772 53,988 4,431 6,343

9.584

11, 735 2,352 5.246

15.042

18,769 4,481 7,679 12,832 12,982 4,490 6,277 13,979 25,314 19,547 16.064 22,112 28,463 2,234

6,385 10.385 3,479 10,020 22.888 27,492 6,153 17,547 36,601 47,540 3,222 5,279

9,552 13,723 1.696

6,127 10,953 11,728 18,819 27.249 30,768 4,094 3,975

6,742 11,437 2,264

3,913 8,752 2,131 3,921

5,587

6,280 7,944 11,079 17,205 20,859 3,012

9.711 12,803 2,610 6.938 21,005 29.783 5,588

9.331 12,714 14,716 19, 228 32,274 46,352 6,972 10,573 14,684 17,419 6,215 7.914

9,069 10,530 6,659 7,807 14,613 25,476

1880. 59,148 14,809 14,873 11,527 13,044 33,189

7,471 16,985 14,494 40,869 28,232 21,900 16,195 18,718 27,055 607,719 16,190 13,762 26,774 17,014 15,857 19, 187 25,504

8,600 18,924 23,243 15, 105 16,129 41, 249 12,862 23,014 16,738 16,712 35,352

6,024 10,755 36,609 35,457 22,508 14,515 20.686 15,546 27,534 13,079 44,956 24,961 13,084 38,360 21.299 70,420 13,633 27,494 38,450 25,041 30, 671 37, 705 50,141 23, 691 15,036 16, 244 10,443 27,984 24,914 60,115 13,028 19,501 13,682 28,086 31.519 13, 705 29,946 55,419 16,008 15,583 33,761 13,256

9,507 6,555 25,691 15,546 38,314 15,940 52,902 16,249 10,745 30,282

2,111
1,596

1890. 61,888 16,563 14,550 12,203 11,951 35,014

7,652 18,320 15,963 42, 159 30,531 21,899 16,772 17,411

30.093 1,191, 922

17,283 15,443 27,066 17,011 17,669 22.551 26,787

9,444 19,358 23,367 17,035 17,138 43,110 14,935 23,791 21,024 17,800 31,907 7,234 9,876 33,338 35,167 27,809 18,188 22,590 14,810 25,101 15,013 65,061 28,732 12,106 38,752 24, 235 80,798 14,693 26,187 38, 455 25, 489 30,083 40,380 51,535 24,341 13,653 16,067 11.314 27,467 26,114 63,036 13,120 18,545 12,948 30,003 32,636 14,481 28, 710 70,378 17.529 17,062 31,000 14,017 11,355

4,730 25,049 15,019 41.917 19,342 61, 195 16,013 10,304 31,191

1900. 67.058 19,384 16,078 15,791 11,357 41,112

8,917 18,963 17,222 47,622 32,790 24,033 19,553 19,824

34,146 1,838, 733

19.210 16.124 31.755 18,927 19.097 28, 196 28, 273 10,345 20. 465 28.063 18,259 19,675 46,201 15.836 23.402 24,136 20,197 32.215

7.448 10,836 40,149 38,014 33.871 20,160 28,133 14,612 24,333 15,667 78.792 37,154 11,467 43,612 34,504 87.776 16,523 29,894 42,035 28.680 44,003 42,256 64,694 30.446 16,370 17.491 13.110 28.312 29,759 67.813 14.336 20,944 13,847 30.836 35.006 15.224 29,129 88.cos 19,830 17.705 31.595 13.585 14.554

4,746 28, 001 16.391 55.249 21.686 71,593 16.129 10,455 32,126

843

Date of organization, area in square miles and origin of names. Adams-Jan. 13, 1825—830—John Quincy Adams. Logan-Feb. 15. 1839—620—Dr. John Logan.f Alexander-March 4, 1819-220-Wm. M. Alexander. Macon-Jan. 19. 1829-580–Nathaniel Macon of Bond-Jan. 4, 1817-380-Gov. Shadrach Bond..

North Carolina. Boone- March 4, 1837-288—Daniel Boone.

Macoupin-Jan., 17, 1829-864-Indian name. Brown-Feb. 1, 1839--306—Gen. Jacob Brown.

Madison-Sept. 14, 1812—740—James Madison. Bureau-Feb. 28, 1837–846—Pierre de Buero (Indian Marion-Jan. 24, 1823—576—Gen. Francis Marion. trader).

Marshall-Jan. 19, 1839-350—John Marshall.

Mason-Jan. 20, 1841-518-County in Kentucky. Calhoun-Jan. 10, 1825—251–John C. Calhoun.

Massac-Feb. 8, 1843–240—Fort Massac. Carroll-Feb. 22, 1839—450—Chas. Carroll of Car

McDonough-Jan. 25, 1826–576—Gen. Thomas Mcrollton.

Donough. Cass-March 3, 1837–460—Gen. Lewis Cass.

McHenry-Jan. 16, 1836-612-Gen. Wm. McHenry. Champaign-Feb. 20, 1833—1,008—County in Ohio.

McLean-Dec. 25, 1830–1,161--John MeLean (conChristian-Feb. 15, 1839——702-County in Kentucky.

gressman). Clark-March 22, 1819-513—George Rogers Clark.

Menard-Feb. 15, 1839–311-Lieut.-Gov. Pierre MeClay-Dec. 23, 1824-466-Henry Clay.

nard. Clinton-Dec. 27, 1824-487-DeWitt Clinton.

Mercer-Jan. 13, 1825–550—Gen. Hugh Mercer. Coles-Dec. 25, 1830—520-Gov. Edward Coles.

Monroe-Jan. 6, 1816—380—James Monroe. Cook-Jan. 15, 1831-890—Daniel P. Cook. *

Montgomery-Feb. 12, 1821—740—Gen. R. MontgomCrawford-Dec. 31, 1816-470—Wm. H. Crawford of

ery. Georgia.

Morsan-Jan. 31, 1823—563-Gen. Daniel Morgan. Cumberland-March 2, 1843–3504Cumberland road.

Moultrie-Feb. 16, 1843-340-Gen. Wm. Moultrie. DeKalb—March 4, 1837-650-Baron DeKalb.

Ogle-Jan. 16, 1836–773—Lieut. Joseph Ogle.
De Witt-March 1. 1839—440—DeWitt Clinton.
Douglas-Feb. 8. 1859—410-Stephen A. Douglas.

Peoria-Jan. 13, 1825-630-Indian name.
DuPage-Feb. 9, 1839–340—DuPage river.

Perry-Jan. 29, 1827-432--Com. Oliver H. Perry.

Piatt-Jan. 27, 1841–440—Benj. Piatt (atty.-gen.). Edgar-Jan. 3, 1823—640—John Edgar (merchant).

Pike-Jan. 31, 1821—756—Zebulon M. Pike.
Edwards-Nov. 28, 1814-220-Gov. Ninian Edwards.
Effingham-Feb. 15, 1831-486—Gov. Edw. Effingham.

Pope-Jan. 10, 1816-360— Nathaniel Pope.

Pulaski-March 3, 1843-190-Count Casimir Pulaski, Fayette-Feb. 14, 1821-720-Marquis de La Fayette.

Putnam-Jan. 13, 1825-170—Gen. Israel Putnam, Ford-Feb. 17, 1859--580-Gov. Thomas Ford. Franklin-Jan. 2. 1818-430-Benjamin Franklin.

Randolph-Oct. 5. 1795---560-Edmund Randolph. Fulton-Jan. 28, 1823-864-Robert Fulton.

Richland-Feb. 24, 1841—380-County in Ohio. Gallatin--Sept. 14, 1812-340—Albert Gallatin.

Rock Island-Feb. 9, 1839—420-Island same name. Greene-Jan. 20, 1821-540-Gen. Nathanael Greene.

Saline-Feb. 25, 1847-396–Saline creek. Grundy-Feb. 17, 1841-440—Felix Grundy of Ten

Sangamon-Jan. 30. 1821–875-Indian name. nessee.

Schuyler-Jan. 13. 1825—414-Gen. Philip Schuyler. Hamilton-Feb. 8, 1821-440-Alexander Hamilton.

Scott-Feb. 16, 1839-252—County in Kentucky. Hancock-Jan. 13, 1825—780—John Hancock.

Shelby-Jan. 23, 1827–760—Gov. Isaac Shelby. Hardin-March 2, 1839—–180-County in Kentucky. Stark-May 2, 1839-290–Gen. John Stark. Henderson Jan. 30. 1841-380-Henderson river.

St. Clair-April 27, 1790–Gen. Arthur St. Clair. Henry-Jan. 13, 1825-825- Patrick Henry.

Stephenson-March 4, 1837-573—Col. Benjamin Iroquois-Feb. 26, 1833–1,100—Indian name.

Stephenson. Jackson-Jan. 10. 1816—580—Andrew Jackson.

Tazewell-Jan. 31, 1827—650-Gov. L. W. Tazewell. Jasper-Feb. 15, 1831-484–Sergt. Wm. Jasper. Jefferson-March 26, 1819–466– Thomas Jefferson.

l'nion-Jan. 2, 1818—400—Union of states. Jersey-Feb. 28, 1839-360-New Jersey.

Vermilion-Jan. 18, 1826—882—Vermilion river. Jo Daviess-Feb. 17. 1827—650--Col. Jo Daviess of

Wabash-Dec. 27, 1824-220-Indian name. Kentucky.

Warren-Jan. 13, 1825-540-Gen. Joseph Warren. Johnson-Sept. 14, 1812—340—Col. Richard M. John- Washington-Jan. 2, 1818—557–George Washington. son.

Wayne-March 26,, 1819—720—Gen. Anthony Wayne. Kane-Jan. 16. 1836–540-Senator Elias K. Kane.

White-Dec. 9, 1815–500-Capt. Leonard White. Kankakee- Feb. 11, 1853–-680—Indian name.

Whiteside-Jan. 16, 1836-676-Col. Sam Whiteside. Kendall-Feb. 19, 1841-321-Amos Kendall (post

Will-Jan. 12, 1836-850—Conrad Will.I master-general).

Williamson-Feb. 28, 1839—440-County in Tennes. Knox-Jan. 13, 1825—720-Gen. Henry Knox.

see. Lake-March 1, 1839-394-Lake Michigan.

Winnebago-Jan. 16, 1836–540—Indian name. LaSalle-Jan. 15, 1831-1.152- Explorer La Salle.

Woodford-Feb. 27, 1841–556-County in Kentucky. Lawrence-Jan. 16, 1821-362-Com. Jas. Lawrence. *Lawyer and first attorney-general of Illinois. Lee-Feb. 27, 1839—728—Richard Henry Lee.

Father of Gen. John A. Logan. Member of conLivingston-Feb. 27, 1837—1,026–Edward Livingston. stitutional convention of 1818.

MEMBERS OF THE 54 TH GENERAL ASSEMBLY OF ILLINOIS (1907-1908).

Senators and representatives are paid $1,000 each per year.
SENATE.
Dist.

County.

..Cook

11. Chester W. Church, R., Chicago.. Dist. Republicans, 44; democrats, 7. County.

Henry D. Fulton, R., Chicago.

... Cook 1. Charles L. Billings, R., Chicago.

Cook
R. W. McKinlay. D., Chicago.

.. Cook 2. Homer K. Galpin, R., Chicago..

Cook
12. W. W. Gillespie, R., Savanna.

Carroll 3. S. A. Ettelson, R., Chicago.

Cook

W. W. Krape, R., Freeport.. Stephenson 4. P. J. McShane, R., Chicago.

Cook D. Pattison, D., Freeport.. Stephenson 5. Walter Clyde Jones, R., Chicago. ..Cook

13. Cornelius J. Ton, R., Chicago..

Cook 6. W. M. Brown, R., Chicago.

..Cook
Edward C. Fitch, R., Chicago.

.Cook 7. John Humphrey, R., Orland. Cook John J. Poulton, D., Chicago..

..Cook 8. A. N. Tiffany, R., Antioch.

.Lake

14. Charles H. Backus, R., Hampshire.. .Kane J. Edward J. Rainey, D., Chicago. Cook

Kendall 10. A. J. Anderson, R., Rockford.

Charles C. Hoge, R., Newark..
Winnebago N. L. Johnson, P., Batavia....

Kane 11. Carl Lundberg, R., Chicago. Cook 15. Thomas Curran, R., Chicago.

Cook 12. J. C. McKenzie, R., Elizabeth.. ..Jo Daviess

Dennis J. Egan, D., Chicago.

.Cook 13. Albert C. Clark, R., Chicago.

Cook
John A. Hruby, Jr.,
D., Chicago.

..Cook 14. H. H. Evans, R., Aurora.

.Kane 16. H. T. Ireland, R., Washburn.. Woodford 15. C. R. Jandus, D., Chicago. Cook Josiah Kerrick, R., Minonk..

Woodford 16. Ira M. Lish, R., Saunemin.

.Livingston Christian Haase, D., Washburn. Woodford 17. E. J. Glackin, D., Chicago.,

.. Cook
17. E. J. Smejkal, R., Chicago..

Cook 18. J. D. Putnam, R., Elmwood. .Peoria William Navigato, D., Chicago.

.Cook 19. C. E. Cruickshank, R., Chicago. Cook E. M. Abrahams, D., Chicago.

Cook 20. Ed C. Curtis, R., Grant Park.. Kankakee 18. W. G. McRoberts, R., Peoria.

Peoria 21. D. A. Campbell, R., Chicago. Cook Charles F. Black, R., Mapleton.

Peoria 22. W. Acton, R., Danville.

Vermilion J. R. Boulware, D.,

Peoria..

.Peoria 23. Niels Juul, R., Chicago..

... Cook 19. C. A. Schumacher, R.,

Chicago.

Cook 24. H. M. Dunlap, R., Savoy. Champaign James M. Kittleman, R., Chicago.

Cook 25. H. H. Breidt, R., Chicago..

.Cook
J. J. McLaughlin, D., Chicago.

... Cook 26. G. W. Stubblefield, R., Bloomington....McLean 20. Israel Dudgeon, R., Morris..

Grundy 27. John Broderick, D., Chicago...

... Cook
G. H. Hamilton, R., Watseka.

Iroquois 28. J. A. Henson, R., Decatur.. .Macon J. W. Allison, D., Essex..

.Kankakee 29. Harry G. Hall, R., Chicago. Cook 21. F. E. Erickson, R., Chicago.

..Cook 30. G. W. Cunningham, D., Pekin. Tazewell William H. Troyer, R., Chicago.

.. Cook 31. Frank P. Schmitt, R., Chicago.

.Cook
Thomas J. O'Brien, D., Chicago.

Cook 32. O. F. Berry, R., Carthage. .Hancock 22. W. V. Dysert, R., Danville.

Vermilion 33. Frank A. Landee, R., Moline.. ..Rock Island Charles A. Allen, R., Hoopeston. Vermilion 34. S. C. Pemberton, R., Oakland. .Coles Clay F. Gaumer, P., Alvin..

Vermilion 35. Charles H. Hughes, R., Dixon. Lee 23. Henry W. Austin, R., Chicago..

Cook 36. Thomas D. Bare, R., Hardin.. .Quincy Christopher Beck, R., Chicago

.Cook 37. B. Frank Baker, R., Kewanee.

Henry
P. F. Murray, D., Chicago..

..Cook 38. F. W. Burton, D., Carlinville. Macoupin 24. Charles Adkins, R., Bement..

..Piatt 39. C. P. Gardner, R., Mendota.. La Salle John R. Pogue, R., Sullivan.

Moultrie 40. George D. Chafee, R., Shelbyville. Shelby P. P. Schaefer, D., Champaign Champaign 41. Richard J. Barr, R., Joliet.... Will 25. Albert F. Keeney, R., Chicago.

Cook 42. Charles E. Hull, D., Salem. Marion C. L. Fieldstack, R., Chicago.

..Cook 43. C. F. Hurburgh, R., Galesburg. .Knox F. H. Landmesser, D., Chicago.

.Cook 44. R. J. McIlvain, R., Murphysboro. .Jackson 26. C. M. Coyle, R., Gridley,

McLean 45. Logan Hay, R., Springfield.. Sangamon Paul Finnan, D., Bloomington.

McLean 46. J. L. Houser, R., Calhoun.. Richland J. R. Golden, P., Gibson City.

.. Ford 47. G. M. McCormick, R., Collinsville.....Madison 27. Albert Glade, R., Chicago.

..Cook 48. Jesse E. Bartley, R., Shawneetown.... Gallatin D. V. McDonough, * D., Chicago.

... Cook 49. R. S. Hamilton, R., Marissa. St. Clair J. S. Geshkewich, D., Chicago.

Cook 50. W. 0. Potter, R., Marion.. Williamson 28. John G. Oglesby. R., Elkhart.

Logan 51. D. W. Helm, R., Metropolis...

.Massac J. R. Robinson, R., Farmer City De Witt
B. F. Staymates, D., Clinton..

.De Witt
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES.
29. Charles A. Nelson, R., Chicago.

Cook

.Cook Republicans, 89; democrats, 61; prohibitionists, 3.

Edward Hope, R., Chicago.
Patrick J. Sullivan, D., Chicago.

. Cook 1. Francis P. Brady, R., Chicago. .Cook 30. Louis Zinger, R., Pekin..

Tazewell Alexander Lane, R., Chicago.

Cook W. I. Manny, D., Mount Sterling Whiteside T. J. McNally, D., Chicago. .Cook A. M. Foster, D., Rushville.

Schuyler 2. F. J. McNichols, R., Chicago. .Cook 31 Matthew Mills. R., Chicago.

..Cook Paul I. Zaabel, R., Chicago. Cook Charles E. Erby, R., Chicago.

... Cook F. E. Donoghue, D., Chicago. .Cook John C. Werdell, D., Chicago.

..Cook 3. William Ostrum, R., Chicago

.Cook 32. John E. Harris, R., Bushnell McDonough Oliver Sollitt, R., Chicago.. .Cook H. L. Jewell, R., Phelps.

Warren John P. Walsh, D., Chicago.. .Cook John A. Califr, Þ., Carthage.

Hancock 4. E. 0. Kowalski, R., Chicago.

.Cook 33. T. Campbell, R., 3. Rock Island... Rock Island George C. Hilton, D., Chicago.

Cook

F. E. Abbey, R., Biggsville.. Henderson John C. Russell, D., Chicago.

Cook E. L. Werts, D., Oquawka... Henderson 5. W. P. ApMadoc, R., Chcago.. Cook 34. W. T. Hollenbeck, R., Marshall..

.Clark Morton D. Hull, R., Chicago. . Cook John F. Martin, R., Arthur.

Douglas John P. McGoorty, D., Chicago. ..Cook Seymour Hurst, D., Marshall.

Clark 6. John W. Hill, R., Chicago.

.Cook 35. H. L. Sheldon, R., Rock Falls. Whiteside William C. Levere, R., Chicago. Cook G. M. Tindall, R., Kirkland.

DeKalb Robert E. Wilson, D., Chicago.

Cook H. F. Gehant, D., West Brooklyn. .... Lee 7. Louis H. Pierson, R., Chicago. .Cook 36. C. H. Castle, R., Quincy.

Adams Frederick B. Roos, R., Chicago. Cook C. S. Hearn, D., Quincy.

Adams Walter A. Lantz, D., Chicago. .Cook Charles E. Bolin, D., Milton.

.Pike 8. Frank R. Covey, R., Belvidere. Boone 37. F. J. Liggett, Bradford....

Stark E. D. Shurtleff, R., Marengo. McHenry C. J. Pervier, R., Sheffield...

Bureau D. E. Gibbons, D., West Deerfield. .Lake W. J. McGuire, D., Kewanee.

.Henry 9. D. E. Shanahan, R., Chicago.

Cook 38. W. H. Bebrens, R., Carlinville. Macoupin Anton J. Cermak, D., Chicago.

Cook S. D. Canaday, D., Hillsboro.. Montgomery Eugene Danaher, D., Chicago.. .Cook George W. Witt, D., Kane...

Greene 10. E. D. Reynolds, R.. Rockford. Winnebago 39. William R. Lewis, R., Grand Ridge.. ...La Salle J. Lawrence, R., Polo... .Ogle A. A. Clapsaddle, R., Leland..

.LaSalle J. H. Corcoran, D., Rockford.. Winnebago L. O'N. Browne, D., Ottawa...... .La Salle

Dist.
County. Dist.

County. 40. W. M. Provine, R., Taylorville.. Christian 46. Lester Leamon, R., Yale..

Jasper Joseph S. Clark, D., Vandalia. Fayette W. C. Blair, Þ., Mount Vernon... .Jefferson

J. C. Richardson, D., Edinburg. Christian J. W. Templeman, D., Fairfield. Wayne 41. G. L. Bush, R., Downers Grove. .DuPage 47. C. J. Lindly, R., Greenville..

.Bond Frank L. Parker, R., Joliet.. Will W. Montgomery, R., Moro...

Madison Thomas L. Riley, D., Joliet. Will M. S. Link, D., Mitchell..

.Madison 42. C. L. McMackin, R., Salem.

Marion 48. C. H. Musgrave, R., Hutsonville. .. Crawford H. J. Beckmeyer, D., Carlyle.. .Clinton D. E. Rose, R., Maunie.

.. White John A. Read, D., Mason.. Effingham E. M. Young, D., Enfield.

White 43. B. M. Chiperfield, R., Canton.

Fulton 49. Fred Keck, R., St. Clair township. St. Clair E. J. King, R., Galesburg.

.Knox J. L. Flannigan, R., East St. Louis....St. Clair M. J. Dougherty, D., Galesburg.

.Knox G. F. Smith, D., East St. Louis..... .St. Clair 44. William Stevenson, R., Tilden. Randolph 50. C. M. Gaunt, R., Mound City..

.Pulaski Porter Baird, R., Pyatt.

Perry R. D. Kirkpatrick, R., Benton.. .Franklin Charles S. Luke, D., Nashville.....Washington R. E. Powers, D., Cairo....

Alexander 45. Frank J. Heinl, R., Jacksonville. Morgan 51. Lewis E. York, R., Harrisburg.

Saline Charles McBride, D., Springfield Sangamon Charles Durfee, R., Golconda.

.Pope C. Schermerhorn, D., Springfield..... Sangamon G. W. English, D., Vienna.. ....Johnson

*Died March 22, 1907.

MANUFACTURES IN ILLINOIS.

Establishments
Capital
Salaried employes......
Salaries
Wage earners...

[From reports of the bureau of the census.)
1905.
1900.

1905.

1900. 14,921

14,374
Wages

$208,405,468 $159,104,179
$975,844,799 $732,829,771
General expenses.

172,185,567 118,047,771 54,521 40,964 Cost of materials.

840,057,316 681,450,122 $60,559, 678 $40,549,245 Value of products...........1,410,342, 129 1,120,268,308

379,436 332,871

SUMMARY OF LEADING INDUSTRIES (1905).

Wage

Estab

Cost of
INDUSTRY.

Value of
lish- Capital. earn- Wages. mate-
ments.

products ers.

rials. Agricultural implements..

82 $71.383,289 15,359 $8.851,404 $17,750,852 $38,412,452 Boots and shoes...

44 3,656,671 3,947 1,865,319 5,656,109 9,026,238 Boxes, wooden packing...

52 4,631.953 3,637 1,549,902 4,380,389 7,363,734 Bread and bakery products.

1,406 13,515,431 7,415 4,115,443 14,279,499 26,145.472 Carriages and wagons...

290 10,838,860 4,186 2.320,141 4,885,773 9,798.965 Cars, railroad....

115 28,708.951 28,131 18,035,283 33,440,729 56,417,673 Cheese and butter.

405 5,322,352 1.735 828,577 10,708,998 13,276,533 Clay products..

480 19,596,095 7,879 4,296,138 2,437,581 10.802 721 Clothing

779 22,392,250 24,973 11.996,764 33,523,635, 67.439,617 Coffee and spice roasting, etc..

25 6,488,160 953 431.889 12,482,957 15,745,057 Confectionery.

87 3,703,861 3,587 1,169,781 4,201.876 7,645,621 Electrical apparatus.

104 21,644,783 6,131] 3,203,4351 7,649,446 16,700,021 Flour and grist mill products.

363 14,128,467 2.410 1,210.865 34,929,657 39,892,127 Foundry and machine shop products.

793 84,497,662 36,528 21,936,853 32,071,517 79,961,482 Furniture.

202 16,936,222 12,266 6,637,897 9,549,259 22,131,846 Gas....

64 97, 119,203 2,961 1,695,472 4,519,400 16,007,519 Glucose

7 9,728,911 1,933 1,235,203 12,421,034 14.532.180 Iron and steel,

27 58,538,650 18,358 11,468,957 57.655, 185! 87,352,761 Leather...

28 11,649,246 2,770 1,326,440 8,173,788 10.758, 196 Liquors, distilled and malt..

127 44,458,860 4,725 3,411,482 11,677,815 77,888,811 Lumber and timber products.

269 6,016,586 4,495 1,901,669 3,326,460 7.081,470 Lumber, planing mill products.

270 11,002,842 6,994 3,969,618 10,514,845 18,296,035 Malt....

21 13,525,509 502 378.063! 6,702,702 8,539.870 Musical instruments..

56 16,470,680 7,5081 3,931,669 5,397,737 13,323,358 Paints......

39 7,828,577 1,029 595,077 6,523,137 9.484,280 Patent medicines..

260 5,582,845 1,380 578,932 2,442,029 10,667,467 Printing and publishing..

2,289 38.478,147 20.178) 12,294,2611 15,395,833 57.518,082 Slaughtering...

68 80,477,268 26,953 14.560.777 279,854,559 317,206,082 Soaps and candles.

34 7,604,086 1.905 886,761 9,315,061 14,156.708 Tinsmithing, etc....

273 25,951,373 5,056 2,735,812 8,253,676 14,246,180 Tobacco, cigars, etc.

1,788 5,157,197 6,675 3,463,018 4.109.626 11,669.485 Wire.....

415,413,701 1,9051 1,349,681 10,051.888 14,099.566 Total..

10,851772,448,691 274,467 154,226,586 684,313.052 1123587615 Total in 1900.

10,414 591,306,152 240,797 118,318,447 546.387,589 882630356 Increase.

437|181.142,539| 33,670) 35,908.139 137,925.463 240957289 MANUFACTURES IN ILLINOIS CITIES AND TOWNS (1905). Alton $8,696,814 | Decatur $8,667,302 Kankakee $2,089,143 | Peoria

.$60,920,411 Aurora 7,329,028 East St. Louis. 37,586,198 Kewanee

6,729,381 Quincy

10,748,224 Belleville 4,356,615 Elgin

9,349,274 LaSalle
3,158,173 Rockford

15,276,123 Bloomington 5,777,060 | Evanston

2,550,529 Lincoln

784,248 Rock Island... 5,332.967 Cairo 4,381,465 Freeport 3,109,302 Mattoon

1,308,781 Springfield 5,796, 637 Champaign 486,229 Galesburg 2,217,772 Moline

13, 158,429 Streator

1,888.894 Chicago 955,036,277 Jacksonville 1,981,582

Ottawa

2,078,129 Waukegan 3,961,513 Danville 3,304, 120 Joliet 33,788,700 Pekin

1,121,139

ILLINOIS FEE DECISION. By a decision of the Illinois Supreme court handed were held liable for $321,001 in fees illegally taken down April 18, 1907, six former state auditors and from the treasury. fourteen stațe treasurers þolding ofice since 1872