8th Wyoming Territorial Legislature

8th Wyoming Territorial Legislature
Overview
Legislative body	Wyoming Legislature
Jurisdiction	Wyoming Territory, United States
Meeting place	Commercial Block
Term	1884–1886
Wyoming Council
Members	12 Senators
President of the Council	William H. Holliday
Party control	Democratic
Wyoming House of Representatives
Members	23 Representatives
Speaker of the House	F. H. Jones
Party control	Democratic

The 8th Wyoming Territorial Legislature was a former meeting of the Wyoming Legislature that lasted from January 8, to March 7, 1884.[1]

History

On January 8, 1884, the territorial legislature convened in the Commercial Block in Cheyenne although E. U. Snider would not be seated until January 9. William C. Irvine made a motion to have Philip Dater selected as temporary President of the Council and it was accepted. On January 9, Robert H. Homer made a motion to have William H. Holliday selected as permanent President of the Council and it was accepted.[1][2][3]

On January 8, John F. Coad made a motion to have N. N. Craig selected as temporary Speaker of the House of Representatives and it was accepted. On January 9, the selection of the permanent Speaker of the House started. F. H. Jones was nominated by O. C. Smith and D. Miller was nominated by Coad. The House of Representatives voted fourteen to nine in favor of Jones and a motion by Coad to make Jones' nomination unanimous was accepted.[3]

Membership

Council

Affiliation	Party (Shading indicates majority caucus)		Total

	Democratic	Republican		Vacant
Beginning of 8th Legislature	8[1]	4	12	0
Latest voting share	66.67%	33.33%

Members of the Wyoming Council

Representative[2]	Party	Counties Represented
A. T. Babbitt		Laramie
Philip Dater		Laramie
John W. Gray		Albany
P. J. Hines		Sweetwater
William H. Holliday	Democratic	Albany
Robert H. Homer	Democratic	Albany
William C. Irvine	Republican	Laramie
A. V. Quinn		Uinta
Francis E. Warren	Republican	Laramie
E. S. Whittier		Uinta

House of Representatives

Affiliation	Party (Shading indicates majority caucus)		Total

	Democratic	Republican		Vacant
Beginning of 8th Legislature	13[1]	9	23	0
Latest voting share	59.09%	40.91%

Members of the Wyoming Council

Representative[3]	Party	Residence	Counties Represented
Hiram Allen			Carbon
C. H. Bussard			Albany
Thomas J. Cahill			Laramie
John F. Coad			Laramie
N. N. Craig			Laramie
Charles Deloney			Uinta
O. D. Downey			Albany
D. F. Dudley			Carbon
J. H. Ford			Laramie
Leroy Grant			Albany
H. V. S. Groesbeck			Albany
A. Jackson			Laramie
F. H. Jones			Sweetwater
L. D. Kennedy			Albany
D. Miller			Laramie
H. G. Nickerson			Sweetwater
L. Quealy			Carbon
F. W. Schwartze			Laramie
R. B. Seaton			Uinta
O. C. Smith			Sweetwater
E. U. Snider			Johnson
H. E. Teschemacher			Laramie
W. H. Weaver			Carbon

References

"1884 Legislature Membership". Archived from the original on May 25, 2020.
Council Journal of the Legislative Assembly of the Territory of Wyoming. Wyoming Council. 1884. p. 3 – via Google Books.
House Journal of the Legislative Assembly of the Territory of Wyoming. Wyoming House of Representatives. 1884. p. 3 – via Google Books.

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[membership-1] "1884 Legislature Membership". Archived from the original on May 25, 2020.

[membership_names-2] Council Journal of the Legislative Assembly of the Territory of Wyoming. Wyoming Council. 1884. p. 3 – via Google Books.

[membership_names_2-3] House Journal of the Legislative Assembly of the Territory of Wyoming. Wyoming House of Representatives. 1884. p. 3 – via Google Books.

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Territorial Senate Presidents	1869–1871: William H. Bright 1871–1873: Stephen Friel Nuckolls 1873–1875: Francis E. Warren 1884–1886: William H. Holliday 1886–1888: J. W. Blake
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House of Representatives Majority Leader	2017–2019: Eli Bebout 2019–present: Drew Perkins
House of Representatives Minority Leader	2013–2017: Mary Throne 2017–present: Cathy Connolly
Senate Presidents	2015–2017: Phil Nicholas 2017–2019: David Miller 2019–present: Eric Barlow
Senate Majority Leader	2015–2017: Phil Nicholas 2017–2019: Drew Perkins 2019–present: Dan Dockstader
Senate Minority Leader	2013–present: Chris Rothfuss