The 1890–1892 Mississippi Legislature[1] met between January 7, 1890, and February 24, 1890, in Jackson, Mississippi.[2]
Elections were held on November 5, 1889.[3]
Senate
All 45 senators were Democrats.[3] Some senators had been elected two years before and were holding over until the end of their four-year terms, while others had been just elected.[2] M. M. Evans, as Lieutenant Governor, served ex officio as President of the Senate.[2] R. A. Dean was chosen by acclamation to be the Senate's President Pro Tempore.[2]
Senate
| District |
Name |
Postoffice |
Notes
|
| 1 |
Carroll Kendrick |
Corinth |
|
| 2 |
W. A. McDonald |
Ashland |
Holding over
|
| 3 |
M. J. McKinney |
Holly Springs |
|
| 4 |
C. A. Marshall |
Pleasant Hill |
Holding over
|
| 5 |
N. A. Taylor |
Senatobia |
Holding over
|
| 6 |
C. K. Caruthers |
Como |
|
| 7 |
R. A. Dean |
Glenville |
Holding over
|
| 8 |
J. W. Lamar |
Pine Valley |
|
| 9 |
J. W. Cutrer |
Clarksdale |
Holding over
|
| 10 |
Richard Wharton |
Chesterville |
|
| 11 |
J. L. Turnage |
Saltillo |
Holding over
|
| J. C. Burdine |
Smithville |
Holding over
|
| 12 |
J. C. Neilson |
Columbus |
Holding over
|
| 13 |
A. A. Montgomery |
Osborn |
Holding over
|
| J. R. Nolen |
Greensboro |
|
| 14 |
L. M. Southworth |
Carrollton |
|
| 15 |
J. M. Jayne |
Greenville |
|
| 16 |
G. A. Wilson |
Lexington |
Holding over
|
| 17 |
Presley Groves |
Ofahoma |
Holding over
|
| 18 |
W. F. Rodgers |
Oak Grove |
|
| 19 |
G. G. Dillard |
Macon |
Holding over
|
| 20 |
J. P. Walker |
Meridian |
Holding over
|
| 21 |
A. M. Byrd |
Philadelphia |
|
| 22 |
W. H. Hill |
Sylvarena |
|
| 23 |
J. R. Cameron |
Canton |
Holding over
|
| 24 |
A. M. Hicks |
Benton |
|
| 25 |
Pat Henry |
Vicksburg |
|
| 26 |
H. L. Foote |
Egremont |
|
| 27 |
C. M. Williamson |
Jackson |
Holding over
|
| 28 |
Stephen Thrasher |
Port Gibson |
|
| 29 |
Alex. Fairley |
Mt. Olive |
Holding over
|
| 30 |
T. A. Wood |
Quitman |
Holding over
|
| 31 |
Horace Bloomfield |
Scranton |
|
| 32 |
T. B. Ford |
Columbia |
|
| 33 |
Will T. Martin |
Natchez |
Holding over
|
| 34 |
G. A. Guice |
Meadville |
Holding over
|
| 35 |
J. H. Jones |
Woodville |
|
| 36 |
J. N. McLeod |
Harrison Station |
Holding over
|
| 37 |
A. G. Ferguson |
Sandersville |
|
| 38 |
George S. Dodds |
Hazlehurst |
|
House
The House consisted of 129 Democrats, 3 Republicans, and 1 Independent.[3] James S. Madison was elected Speaker of the House.[4]
House of Representatives
| County / District |
Name |
Postoffice
|
| Adams |
G. M. Marshall |
Natchez
|
| G. F. Bowles |
Natchez
|
| Alcorn |
T. J. Graves |
Corinth
|
| Amite |
Polk Talbert |
Gloster
|
| Attala |
James P. Allen |
Kosciusko
|
| L. S. Terry |
Sallis
|
| Benton |
B. D. Simpson |
Saulsbury, Tenn.
|
| Bolivar |
O. L. Shelby |
Huntington
|
| L. C. Moore |
Australia
|
| Calhoun |
Joseph Griffin |
Sarepta
|
| Carroll |
T. W. Sullivan |
Carrollton
|
| E. L. Conger |
Blackmonton
|
| Chickasaw |
J. W. Winter |
Houlka
|
| J. M. Trice |
Okolona
|
| Claiborne |
E. M. Barber |
Port Gibson
|
| Choctaw |
Lafayette Robinson |
Ackerman
|
| Clarke |
J. B. Johnston |
Shubuta
|
| Clay |
W. B. Gunn |
West Point
|
| T. W. Davidson |
Montpelier
|
| Coahoma |
S. C. Cook |
Clarksdale
|
| G. H. Oliver |
Jonestown
|
| Copiah |
J. F. Sexton |
Crystal Springs
|
| T. J. Millsaps |
Crystal Springs
|
| Covington |
C. M. Edmondson |
Williamsburg
|
| DeSoto |
T. C. Dockery |
Hernando
|
| L. W. Williamson |
Pleasant Hill
|
| Franklin |
T. A. Magee |
McCall's Creek
|
| Greene |
D. W. McLeod |
Leakesville
|
| Grenada |
William McSwine |
Grenada
|
| Hancock |
D. B. Seal |
Bay St. Louis
|
| Harrison |
W. G. Evans, Jr. |
Mississipi City
|
| Hinds |
Harry Peyton |
Bolton
|
| J. F. Fitzgerald |
Cynthia
|
| J. A. P. Campbell Jr. |
Jackson
|
| T. M. Griffin |
Utica
|
| Holmes |
H. J. Reid |
Acona
|
| J. L. Cotten |
Pickens
|
| Issaquena |
C. J. Jones |
Ben Lomond
|
| Itawamba |
William A. Hartsfield |
Fulton
|
| Jackson |
J. M. Pelham |
West Pascagoula
|
| Jasper |
Samuel Whitman |
Enterprise
|
| Jefferson |
T. L. Darden |
Fayette
|
| Jones |
A. Arrington |
Ellisville
|
| Kemper |
J. T. Gewin |
Rushville
|
| Lafayette |
Fielder Webster |
Delay
|
| J. S. Sowers |
Oxford
|
| Lauderdale |
H. M. Street |
Meridian
|
| W. R. Denton |
Bailey
|
| Lawrence |
Archie Fairly |
Silver Creek
|
| Leake |
E. D. Terry |
Thomastown
|
| Lee |
James L. Gillespie |
Tupelo
|
| T. A. Boggan |
Mooresville
|
| Leflore |
J. K. Vardaman |
Greenwood
|
| Lincoln |
J. A. J. Hart |
Bogue Chitto
|
| Lowndes |
J. H. Sharp |
Penn
|
| T. B. Bradford |
Columbus
|
| L. D. Landrum |
Columbus
|
| Madison |
Robert Powell |
Canton
|
| J. R. Childress |
Flora
|
| Marion |
J. M. Foxworth |
Columbia
|
| Marshall |
A. M. West |
Holly Springs
|
| Edward S. Watson |
Byhalia
|
| J. T. Brown |
Waterford
|
| Monroe |
J. T. Dilworth |
Aberdeen
|
| R. E. Houston |
Aberdeen
|
| T. A. Oliphant |
Amory
|
| Montgomery |
J. P. Taylor |
Winona
|
| Neshoba |
L. Stainton |
Philadelphia
|
| Newton |
J. H. Regan |
Beech Springs
|
| Noxubee |
J. H. Madison |
Brooksville
|
| C. M. Thomas |
Shuqualak
|
| T. J. O'Neil |
Macon
|
| Oktibbeha |
S. O. Muldrow |
Muldrow
|
| R. P. Washington |
Trim Cain
|
| Panola |
A. S. Yarbrough |
Como
|
| G. W. Harris |
Eureka Springs
|
| J. H. Jones |
Courtland
|
| Perry |
A. D. Draughn |
Hattiesburg
|
| Pike |
John G. Leggett |
Holmesville
|
| Pontotoc |
S. H. Pitts |
Cherry Creek
|
| Prentiss |
E. Alexander |
Southland
|
| Quitman |
J. A. Cooper |
Belen
|
| Rankin |
Patrick Henry |
Brandon
|
| W. A. Loflin |
Steens Creek
|
| Scott |
J. H. Beeman |
Ely
|
| Sharkey |
G. W. Butler |
Anguilla
|
| Simpson |
Barney Smith |
Stovers
|
| Smith |
R. M. Currie |
Burns
|
| Sunflower |
T. R. Baird |
Indianola
|
| Tallahatchie |
E. D. Rowe |
Harrison Station
|
| Tate |
J. R. Puryear |
Thyatira
|
| W. H. Bizzell |
Strayhorn
|
| Tippah |
L. Pink Smith |
Ripley
|
| Tishomingo |
S. L. Rodgers |
Burnsville
|
| Tunica |
R. F. Abbay |
Commerce
|
| Union |
Robert Frazier |
Ellistown
|
| Warren |
L. W. Magruder |
Vicksburg
|
| T. G. Birchett |
Vicksburg
|
| J. H. Brabston |
Bovina
|
| Washington |
E. N. Thomas |
Greenville
|
| John T. Casey |
Hollandale
|
| John F. Harris |
Greenville
|
| Wayne |
D. M. Taylor |
Waynesboro
|
| Webster |
G. W. Dudley |
Walthall
|
| Winston |
J. L. H. Strait |
Louisville
|
| Wilkinson |
T. V. Noland |
Woodville
|
| T. A. Dickson |
Centreville
|
| Yalobusha |
W. V. Moore |
Oakland
|
| Yazoo |
I. M. Kelly |
Satartia
|
| S. S. Hudson |
Yazoo City
|
| C. H. Perkins |
Benton
|
| FLOATERS
|
| Prentiss and Alcorn |
W. Y. Baker |
Corinth
|
| Amite and Pike |
Thomas McKnight |
Liberty
|
| Benton and Tippah |
Allen Talbot |
Ashland
|
| Holmes and Yazoo |
W. J. Watlington |
Deasonville
|
| Kemper, Lauderdale and Clarke |
W. D. Witherspoon |
Meridian
|
| Newton and Leake |
U. S. Roberts |
Palona
|
| Lincoln and Jefferson |
R. B. Applewhite |
Brookhaven
|
| Yalobusha and Calhoun |
L. T. Blount |
Water Valley
|
| Pontotoc and Union |
Jeff D. Potter |
Cherry Creek
|
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