STATE OFFICERS.
Governor 4
Lieut. Governor 6
Secretary of State. 8
Auditor 10
Treasurer 12
Attorney General 14
D. F. Corn 16
Sch. Com18
S. C. Rep. 20
Ins. Corn 22
Supt. Printing 24
SENATORS
Alexander 64
Blake 48
Burke 70
Cable 40
Carpenter 50
Cohen 46
Crandall 76
Cromley 26
Decker 88
Dodge 28
Doty 74
Finck 82
Garfield 54
Harper 30
jones 32
Kennon 90
Leet 72
Long 56
Lutz 92
May 80
Miller 44
Mitchell 34
Nichols 68
Plummer 94
Pugh 60
Robertson 96
Schafer 38
Sheppard 58
Sullivan 52
Valentine 84
Voight 42
Wightman 66
Williams 36
Wolcott 86
REPRESENTATIVES
Adams 283
Adkins 288
Agle 222
Allen 260
Arbenz 210
Armstrong .224
Ashford 262
Baldwin 263
Bartlow 186
Beatty 263
Bell 264
Bennett 146
Bolin 110
Booth 198
Bossard 136
Bower 265
Bowman 152
Boxwell 148
Bracken 266
Bramley 267
Breck 268
Brecount 116
Chapman 172
Clark 176
Clifford 275
Cline 288
Connolly 269
Cox 204
Cramer 200
Davies 126
Davis. 202
DeRan 106
Droste 180
Dutton 258
Gayman 140
Goard 154
Griffith, A M. 212
Griffith, J. E..104
Hater 214
Haiden 190
Hazlett 283
Bess 233
Heyde 182
Hinsdale 196
Howard 192
Hull 256
Hunter 132
Johnson 164
Jones 206
Joyce 108
Kempel 168
Kemper 218
Kenney 254
Lamb 270
Lane 252
Leeper 194
Leland 283
Love 220
Ludwick 271
MacBroom 156
McCauley 226
McCormick 228
McCurdy 272
McGlinchey 123
McKinnon 273
Magee 232
Manuel 276
Mason 102
Meacham 130
Means 277
Meiber 283
Monter 278
Morrow 162
Niles 208
Norris 230
O'Neil 216
Otis 184
Parker 144
Payne 142
Piper 234
Powell 188
Rankin, S. B. 236
Rankin, R. 174
Redkey 158
Reynolds 134
Roberts 279
Ross 124
Rothe 280
Russell 150
Rutan 122
Scott 238
Schmieder 114
Shaw 138
Smith, A. C. 118
Smith, T. R. 120
Smalley 170
Snider 246
Snyder 240
Spellmire 242
Stewart, C. 112
Stewart, W. R. 274
Stivers 248
Strimple 281
Swain 160
Swingle 178
Tayler 250
Wiley 282
Williams 244
Waddell 166
OFFICERS
Castle 98
Wright 100
Hamilton 286
Gerish 284
Blankner 288
Reporters 290
THAT IS TO SAY.
IN the hope that this volume will in after years recall to its patrons pleasant memories of by-gone
days, and preserve the likenesses of their former staunch comrades or friendly adversaries, and in
the further hope that it will furnish to its many readers useful and instructive information, the
publishers of the Ohio Blue Book present the result of their labors. The 73d General Assembly is
probably the most striking and memorable in the annals of that State whose history is the history
of the Union, and it is eminently fitting that the portraits and biographies of the actors in this
drama be preserved for future readers.
In the preparation of the book, we have to thank the kind co-operation of the members, the
courtesy shown us by the harper Illustrating Syndicate, by the printers, Hann & Adair, and
especially by Baker's Art Gallery, without whose assistance in making the photographs, this
volume would have been impossible.
