Circuit. 4. JUSTICES OF THE SUPREME COURT. (Salary of Chief Justice, $13,000; of each Associate Justice, $12,500.) MELVILLE W. FULLER, Illinois, Chief Justice. 1. OLIVER WENDELL HOLMES. Massachusetts. Justices. 2. HORACE H. LURTON, Tennessee.. JOSEPH M'KENNA, California. Reporter of the Supreme Court-Charles Henry Butler (1902), New York, $4,500. (Annual salary, $7,000.) New First Maine, Massachusetts, Hampshire and Rhode Island; Le Baron B. Colt, Rhode Island; William L. Putnam, Maine; Francis C. Lowell, Massachusetts. Second-Connecticut, New York and Vermont; E. Henry Lacombe, Alfred C. Coxe and Henry Galbraith Ward, New York; Walter C. Noyes, Connecticut. Third Delaware, New Jersey and Pennsylvania; Joseph Buffington, Pennsylvania; George Gray, Delaware; Will iam M. Lanning, New Jersey. Fourth Maryland, North Carolina, South Carolina, Virginia and West Virginia; Nathan Goff, West Virginia; Jete C. Pritchard, North Carolina. Georgia Florida, Fifth Alabama, Louisiana, Mississippi and Texas; Don A. Pardee, Louisiana; Andrew P. McCormick, Texas; David D. Shelby, Alabama. Sixth-Kentucky, Michigan, Ohio and Tennessee; John W. Warrington, Ohio; Henry F. Severens, Michigan; Seventh-Illinois, Indiana and Wisconsin; Francis E. Baker, Indiana; James G. Jenkins and William H. Seaman, Wisconsin: Peter S. Grosscup and Christian C. Kohlsaat, Illinois. Eighth-Arkansas, Colorado, Iowa, Kan sas, Minnesota, Missouri, Nebraska, North Dakota, Oklahoma, South Dakota, Utah and Wyoming and Territory of New Mexco; Walter H. Sanborn, Minnesota; Willis Van Devanter, Wyoming; William C. Hook, Kansas; Elmer B. Adams, Missouri. Ninth-California, Idaho, Montana. Ne wada, Oregon and Washington, and TerriCories of Alaska, Arizona and Hawaii: William W. Morrow and Erskine M. Ross. California; William B. Gilbert, Oregon. United States District Judges. (Annual salary, $6,000.) Alabama-(N. D.) William I. Grubb, Birmingham; (M. D.) Thomas G. Jones, Montgomery; (S. D.) H. T. Toulmin. Mobile. Alaska-(1st D.) Thomas R. Lyons, Juneau; (2d D.) Alfred S. Moore, Nome; за D.) Edward E. Cushman, Valdez; 4th D.) Peter D. Overfield, Fairbanks. Salary of judges, $7,500, Arkansas-(E. D.) Jacob Trieber, Little Rock; (W. D.) J. H. Rogers, Fort Smith. California-(N. D.) J. J. De Haven and W. C. Van Fleet, San Francisco; (S. D.) Olin Wilborn, Los Angeles. Colorado-Robert E. Lewis, Denver. Connecticut-James P. Platt, Hartford. Delaware-E. G. Bradford, Wilmington. Florida-(N. D.) Wm. B. Sheppard, Pensacola; (S. D.) J. W. Looke, Jacksonville. Georgia-(N. D.) W. T. Newman, Atlanta (S. D.) Emory Speer, Macon. Hawaii-Sanford B. Dole and Louisiana-(E. D.) Rufus E. Foster, New Orleans; (W. D.) Aleck Boarman, Shreveport. Maine-Clarence Hale, Portland. Maryland-Thomas J. Morris, Baltimore. Massachusetts-Fred'k Dodge, Boston. Michigan-(E. D.) Hy. H. Swan, Detroit (W. D.) Loyal E. Knappen, Grand Rapids. Minnesota-Charles A. Willard, Minneapolis; Page Morris, Duluth. Mississippi-(N. and S. D.) Henry C. Niles, Kosciusko. Missouri (E. D.) David P. Dyer, St. Louis (W. D.) J. F. Phillips, Kansas City. Montana-William H. Hunt, Helena. Nebraska-William H. Munger, Omaha, and Thomas C. Munger, Lincoln. Nevada-Edward S. Farrington, Car son City. Utah boro. James L. Martin, Brattle Virginia-(E. D.) Edmund Waddill, jr., Richmond; (W. D.) Henry C. McDowell, Lynchburg. Washington-(W. D.) Cornelius H. Hanford and George Donworth, Seattle; (E. D.) Edward Whitson, Spokane. West Virginia-(N. D.) Aiston G. Dayton, Philippi; (S. D.) Benjamin F. Keller, Bramwell. Wisconsin-(E. D.) Joseph V. Quarles. Milwaukee; (W. D.) Arthur L. Sanborn, Madison. Wyoming-John A. Riner. Cheyenne. United States Judges in Territories. New Mexico-Chief Justice, W. H. United States Court of Claims. Chief Justice-Stanton J. Peelle, Indiana. Associate Justices-C. B. Howry, Mississippi; Fenton W. Booth, Illinois; George W. Atkinson, West Virginia; Samuel S. Barney, Wisconsin. Annual salary of Chief Justice, $6,500; of Associate Justices, $6,000. Court of Customs Appeals. Court of Appeals, D. C. Chief Justice-Seth Shepard, D. C. Associate Justices-Charles H. Robb, Vermont; Josiah A. Van Orsdel, Wyoming. Annual salary of Chief Justice, $7,500; of Associates. $7,000. Supreme Court, D. C. Chief Justice-Harry M. Clabaugh, Maryland. Associate Justices-Job Barnard, D. C.; T. H. Anderson, Ohio; Ashley M. Gould, Maryland; Wendell F. Stafford, Vermont; Daniel Wright, Ohio. Annual salary, $6,000. Thew United States Court for China. Judge-Rufus H. Thayer, District of Columbia, $8,000; District Attorney, Arthur Bassett, Missouri, $4,000; Marshal, Daniel A. Wilson, jr., Michigan, $3,000. United States District Attorneys. (Salaries range from $3,000 to $10,000, according to relative importance of posts.) Alabama-(N. D.) Oliver D. Street, Birmingham; (M. D.) Erastus J. Parsons, Montgomery; (S. D.) William H. Armbrecht, Mobile. Alaska-(1st D.) John J. Boyce. Junea; (2d D.) George B. Grigsby, Nome; (3d D.) Cornelius D. Murane, Valdez; (4th D.) James J. Crossley, Fairbanks. Arizona-J. L. B. Alexander, Tucson. Arkansas-(E. D.) W. G. Whipple, Little Rock; (W. D.) John I. Worthington, Fort Smith. California-(N. D.) Robert T. Devlin, San Francisco; (S. D.) Aloysius I. McCormick, Los Angeles. Colorado-Thomas Ward, jr., Denver. Connecticut-J. T. Robinson, Hartford. Delaware-John P. Nields, Wilmington. District of Columbia-Daniel W. Baker, Washington. Florida-(N. D.) Fred. C. Cubberly. Pensacola; S. D.) John M. Cheney, Jacksonville. Georgia-(N. D.) Farish C. Tate, Atlanta; (S. D.) Marion Erwin, Macon, Hawaii-A. L. C. Atkinson, Honolulu. Idaho C. H. Lingenfelter, Boise. Illinois-(N. D.) Edwin W. Sims, Chicago; (E. D.) William E. Trautmann, Danville; (S. D.) William A. Northcott, Springfield. Indiana-C. W. Miller, Indianapolis. Iowa (N. D.) Fred. F. Faville. (S D.) M. L. Temple. Kansas-Henry J. Bone, Topeka. Kentucky-(E. D.) J. H. Tinsley, Covington; (W. D.) George Du Relle, Louis ville. Louisiana-(E. D.) Charlton R. Beattie, New Orleans; (W. D.) M. C. Elstner. Shreveport. Maine Robert T. Whitehouse, Portland. Maryland-John C. Rose, Baltimore. Massachusetts-Asa P. French, Boston. Michigan-(E. D.) Frank H. Watson, Detroit; (W. D.) G. G. Covell, Grand Rapids. Minnesota-Charles C. Houpt, St. Paul. Montana-James W. Freeman, Helena. New Hampshire-C. W. Hoitt, Concord. New Jersey-J. B. Vreeland, Newark. New Mexico David J. Leahy, Santa Fé. New York-(N. D.) G. B. Curtiss, Binghamton; (S. D.) Henry A. Wise, New York City; (E. D.) William J. Youngs, Brooklyn; (W. D.) John Lord O'Brian, Buffalo. North Carolina-(E. D.) Harry Skinner, Raleigh; (W. D.) A. E. Holton, Winston. North Dakota-P. H. Rourke, Fargo. Ohio (N. D.) William L. Day, Cleveland; (S. D.) Sherman T. McPherson, Cincinnati. Oklahoma-(E. D.) William J. Gregg, Tulsa; (W. D.) John Embry, Guthrie. Oregon-John McCourt, Portland. Pennsylvania-(E. D.) J. Whittaker Thompson, Philadelphia; (M. D.) Charles B. Witmer, Harrisburg; (W. D.) John H. Jordan, Pittsburg. Porto Rico-J. R. F. Savage, San Juan. Rhode Island-C. A. Wilson, Providence. South Carolina-Ernest F. Cochran, Charleston. South Dakota-Edward Sioux Falls. E. Wagner, Tennessee--(E. D.) J. R. Penland, Knoxville; (M. D.) A. M. Tillman, Nashville; (W. D.) George Randolph, Memphis. Texas (N. D.) W. H. Atwell, Dallas; (S. D.) M. C. McLemore, Galveston; (E. D.) James W. Ownby, Paris; (W. D.) Charles A. Boynton, Waco. Utah-Hiram E. Booth, Salt Lake City. Vermont-Alex. Dunnett, St. Johnsbury. Virginia-(E. D.) Lunsford L. Lewis, Richmond; (W. D.) T. L. Moore, Roanoke. Washington-(W. D.) Elmer Ely Todd, Seattle (E. D.) A. George Avery, Spokane. West Virginia-(N. D.) Reese Blizzard, Parkersburg; (S. D.) Harold A. Ritz, Huntington. Wisconsin-(E. D.) Henry K. Butterfield, Milwaukee; (W. D.) George H. Gordon, Madison. Wyoming-T. F. Burke, Cheyenne. United States Marshals. (Salaries range from $2,000 to $5,000, according to importance of posts.) Alabama-(N. D.) Pope M. Long, Birmingham; (M. D.) James H. Judkins, Montgomery; (S. D.) Gilbert B. Deans, Mobile. Alaska-(1st D.) Daniel A. Sutherland, Juneau; (2d D.) Thomas C. Powell, Nome; (3d D.) Harvey P. Sullivan, Valdez; (4th D.) H. K. Love, Fairbanks. Arizona-Charles A. Overlock, Tucson. Arkansas-(E. D.) Harmon L. Remmel, Little Rock; (W. D.) John, Frank Mayes, Fort Smith. California-(N. D.) Charles T. Elliott, San Francisco; (S. D.) Leo V. Youngworth, Los Angeles. Colorado-Dewey C. Bailey, Denver. Connecticut-Edson S. Bishon. Hartford. Delaware-Wm. R. Flinn, Wilmington. District of Columbia-Aulick Palmer, Washington. Florida-(N. D.) Thomas F. McGourin, Pensacola; (S. D.) John F. Horr, Jacksonville. Georgia (N. D.) Walter H. Johnson, Atlanta; (S. D.) George F. White, Macon. Hawaii-E. R. Hendry, Honolulu. Idaho S. L. Hodgin, Boisé. Illinois-(N. D.) Luman T. Hoy, Chi cago; (E. D.) Charles P. Hitch, Danville; (S. D.) Leon A. Townsend. Springfield. Indiana-Henry C. Pettit, Indianapolis. Iowa-(N. D.) Edward Knott, Dubuque; (S. D.) Frank B. Clark, Des Moines. Kansas-Wm. H. Mackey, jr., Topeka. Kentucky-(E. D.) Stephen G. Sharp, Covington; (W. D.) George W. Long, Louisville. Louisiana-(E. D.) Victor Loisel, New Orleans (W. D.) C. C. Duson, Shreveport. Maine-Henry W. Mayo, Portland. Maryland-John F. Langhammer, Balti Mississippi (N. D.) Aaron M. Storer, Oxford (S. D.) Edgar S. Wilson, Jackson. Missouri-(E. D.) William L. Morsey, St. Louis; (W. D.) Edwin R. Durham, Kansas City. Montana-A. W. Merrifield, Helena. Nebraska--William P. Warner, Omaha. Nevada-H. J. Humphreys, Carson City. New Hampshire-E. P. Nute, Concord. New Jersey-Thomas J. Alcott, Trenton. New Mexico-Creighton M. Foraker, Albuquerque. New York-(N. D.) Clinton D. MacDougall, Auburn; (S. D.) William Henkel, New York City: (E. D.) Charles J. Haubert, Brooklyn; (W. D.) William R. Compton, Elmira. North Carolina-(E. D.) Claudius Dockery, Raleigh; Greensboro. North Dakota-James F. Shea, Fargo. Ohio-(N. D.) Hyman D. Davis, Cleveland; (S. D.) Eugene L. Lewis, Cincinnati. Oklahoma-(E. D.) Samuel G. Victor, Ardmore; (W. D.) John R. Abernathy, Anadarko. Oregon-Charles J. Reed, Portland. Pennsylvania-(E. D.) John B. Robinson, Philadelphia; (M. D.) James M. Yeager, Scranton; (W. D.) Stephen P. Stone, Pittsburg. Porto Rico-H. S. Hubbard, San Juan. Rhode Island-Daniel R. Ballou, Providence. South Carolina-J. D. Adams, Charleston. Tennessee-(E. D.) William A. Dunlap, Knoxville; (M. D.) John W. Overall, Nashville; (W. D.) Frank S. Elgin, Memphis. Texas-(N. D.) George H. Green; Dallas (S. D.) C. G. Brewster, Galveston; (E. D.) Andrew J. Houston, Paris; (W. D.) Eugene Nolte, San Antonio. Utah-J. H. Anderson, Salt Lake City. Vermont-Horace Ward Bailey, Rut land. Virginia-(E. D.) Morgan Treat. Richmond; (W. D.) S. B. Allen, Harrisonburg. Washington-(W. D.) Charles B. Hopkins, Tacoma; (E. D.) George H. Baker, Spokane. West Virginia-(N. D.) Charles D. Elliott, Parkersburg; (S. D.) Frank H. Tyree, Huntington, Wisconsin-(E. D.) Harry A. Wiel, Milwaukee; (W. D.) Charles Lewiston, Madison. Wyoming-Louis G. Davis, Cheyenne. THE SENATE. JAMES S. SHERMAN, of New York, Vice-President and President of the Senate. CHARLES G. BENNETT, of New York, Secretary... Salary of each Senator, $7,500. Republicans, 59; Democrats, 33. Julius C. Burrows. ...Republican...Salina .Democrat....Greenup Kentucky. Louisiana. ...Republican... Beechmont 22, 1907..March 3, 1 ....March 4, 1909..March 3, 1 March 4, 1907..March 3. 1 ...March 4, 1909..March 3, 1 ..Democrat.... New Orleans... March 4, 1897..March 3, 1 Democrat....Franklin Maine. Republican... Ellsworth March 4. 1901..March 3, 1 March 4, 1881..March 3, 1 March 4. 1905..March 3, 1 Republican... Lewiston ......March 18. 1881..March 3, 1 Maryland. Democrat.. . Baltimore Democrat....Snow Hill..... March 24, 1908.. March 3, 1 .Republican...Kalamazoo Jan. William Alden Smith.......Republican... Grand Rapids..Feb. Mississippi. Hernando De Soto Money... Democrat....Mississippi C'y. Oct. 8, 1897..March 3, 1911! Anselm J. McLaurin.........Democrat....Brandon .......March 4, 1901..March 3, 1913 Jonathan Bourne, jr.........Republican... Portland .....Dec. 11. 1907..March 3, 1913 11, 1907..March 3, 1915 ...March 4, 1907..March 3, 1913 George E. Chamberlain..... Democrat.... Portland ... ... March 4, 1909.. March 3, 1915 1Appointed November 10, 1909, to fill vacancy caused by the death of Martin N. Johnson (R.). |