| DIST. | COUNTIES. | NAMES OF MEMBERS. |
| 45 | Clinton | F. P. McGinn. |
| 45 | Clinton | Anton Hansmann. |
| 46 | Jackson | Geo. E. Hilsinger. |
| 47 | Jones | F. J. Sokol. |
| 48 | Linn | W. C. Stuckslager. |
| 48 | Linn | William G. Dows. |
| 49 | Benton | D. K. Harbert. |
| 50 | Tama | J. F. G. Cold. |
| 51 | Marshall | Thomas Kimball. |
| 52 | Story | Wm. J. Veneman. |
| 53 | Boone | A. J. Barkley. |
| 54 | Greene | Mahlon Head. |
| 55 | Carroll | A. T. Bennett. |
| 56 | Crawford | Theodor C. Blume. |
| 57 | Ida, Monona | W. J. Scott |
| 58 | Woodbury | I. B. Santee. |
| 58 | Woodbury | James Barrett. |
| 59 | Cherokee | George F. Coburn. |
| 60 | Sac | Charles E. Stallcop. |
| 61 | Calhoun | D. J. Townsend. |
| 62 | Webster | F. J. Blake. |
| 63 | Hamilton | R. G. Clark. |
| 64 | Hardin | Mark J. Furry. |
| 65 | Grundy | William G. Kerr. |
| 66 | Black Hawk | Charles A. Wise. |
| 67 | Buchanan | T. E. McCurdy. |
| 68 | Delaware | George W. Dunham. |
| 69 | Dubuque | James A. McAleer. |
| 69 | Dubuque | Edmund J. Sauer. |
| 70 | Clayton | P. W. Conley. |
| 71 | Fayette | Christian Miller. |
| 72 | Bremer | Burton E. Sweet. |
| 73 | Butler | M. F. Edwards. |
| 74 | Franklin | D. J. Patton. |
| 75 | Hancock, Wright | Thomas A. Way. |
| 76 | Humboldt, Pocahontas | John B. Kent. |
| 77 | Buena Vista | A. J. Wilson. |
| 78 | Plymouth | J. C. Cottrell. |
| 79 | Sioux | Charles W. Carter. |
| 80 | Lyon and O’Brien | G. M. Anderson. |
| 81 | Dickinson, Emmet, Osceola | W. H. H. Myers. |
| 82 | Clay and Palo Alto | E. P. Barringer. |
| 83 | Kossuth | Gardner Cowles. |
| 84 | Cerro Gordo | D. W. Hurn. |
| 85 | Floyd | W. B. Towner. |
| 86 | Chickasaw | F. E. Ayers. |
| 87 | Allamakee | D. H. Bowen. |
| 88 | Winneshiek | John S. Roome. |
| 89 | Howard | Elmer E. Overfield. |
| 90 | Mitchell | Willard L. Eaton. |
| 91 | Winnebago, Worth | Paul O. Koto. |
Republicans, 81; Democrats, 19.
The General Assembly Adjourned on the 6th of April, 1900.
TWENTY-NINTH GENERAL ASSEMBLY.
Convened at Des Moines, January 13, 1902.
The Senate.
Lieutenant-Governor John Herriott, President, Republican.
George A. Newman, Secretary, Republican.
| DIST. | COUNTIES. | NAMES OF MEMBERS. |
| 1 | Lee | David A. Young. |
| 2 | Jefferson, Van Buren | H. H. Brighton. |
| 3 | Appanoose, Davis | Claude R. Porter. |
| 4 | Lucas, Wayne | Alex Mardis. |
| 5 | Decatur, Ringgold, Union | Geo. S. Allyn. |
| 6 | Adams, Taylor | F. L. Arthaud. |
| 7 | Fremont, Page | Lester W. Lewis. |
