The 1928 Texas Almanac and State Industrial Guide Page: 167

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THIRTY-SIXTH ELECTION. 1920.
Pat M. Neff (Dem.) .....................289.188
J. G. Culbertson (Rep.)..................... 90.217
H. Capers (B.-T Rep.)............ ...... 26.091
T. H. McGregor (Amer.).......... ........ 69,380
L. L. Rhodes (Soc.) .............. . ...... 6.796
Scattering ............ ....... . . ........ 59
Total vote .. 4...... .... 481.731
DEMOCRATIC PRIMARY ELECTION, 1922
Pat M. Neff ... ....... .............. . 318.000
W. W. King ............................. ...18.368
Fred S Rogers ............ ............. .. 195.941
Harry T. W arner ........................... 57.617
Total vote .. 589.926
THIRTY-SEVENTH ELECTION, 1922.
Pat H. Neff (Dem.) .................. .. ..334.199
W. H. Atwell (Rep) .................... 73.329
Total vote........ . . ......... 407,528
DEMOCRATIC PRIMARIES OF 1924.
First primary:
Felix D Robertson........................ 193.508
Geore W Dixon....... ............... . . 4 035
W . E. Pope....................... ........ 17 136
Joe Burkett... .... ............. . 21,720
Mrs. Miriam A. Ferguson............ ...146.424
Lynch Davidson................. ....... 141.208
V. A. Collins............................ 24.864
T. W . Davidson ............... ....... .125 011
Thomas D. Barton......................... 29 217
Total vote . ...........................703,123
\Second primary
Mrs. Miriam A. Ferguson.............. ....413.751
Felix D. Robertson........................316,019
Total vote ....... ......... . . 729,770
THIRTY-EIGHTH ELECTION, 1924.
Mrs. Miriam A Ferguson (Dem.)........ . 422.558
George C. Butte (Rep.) ....................294,970
Total vote.. .............. ........ 717,528
DEMOCRATIC PRIMARIES OF 1926.
First primary:
Lynch Davidson............................122.449
Mrs. Miriam A. Ferguson ..................283.482
Mrs. Kate M. Johnston..................... 1 029
Dan Moody....... ....................409,732
Mrs. Edith E Wilmnans..................... 1.580
O. F. Zimmerman ................ ....... 2 962
Total vote................... ........ 821 234
Second primary:
Mrs. Miriam A. Ferguson..................270.595
Dan Moody .................................495.723
Total vote ................. ......... 766.318
REPUBLICAN PRIMARY OF 1926.
Note.-4rst State-wide primary held by Repub-
lican party
H . H . Haines............................... 11 215
E. P. Scott................................. 4.074
Total vote ......E.1.. 15.289
THIRTY-NINTH ELECTION, 1926
Dan Moody (Dem) ........................ 233,068
H. H. Haines (Rep.).. ..... ............ 31,531
M. A. Smith (Soc )................. ... 908
Total vote .............................265,507
TEXAS SENATORIAL SUCCESSION,
Following is the succession of Texas representa-
tives in the United States Senate since the annexa-
tion of Texas to the Union in 1845:
Houston Succession,
Sam Houston, 1845-1861.
John Hemphill. 1861-July 11, 1861.
Succession broken by expulsion of Texas Senators
following secession of State from Union.
Morgan C. Hamilton, 1870-77.
Richard Coke. 1877-95.
Horace Chilton, 1895-1901.
Joseph W. Bailey, 1901-Jan. 8. 1913 (resigned).
R. M. Johnston, Jan. 8, 1913-Feb. 3, 1913 (filled
vacancy on appointment).
Morris Sheppard, Feb. 13. 1913. to present.
Rusk Succession.
Thomas J. Rusk, 1845-July, 1857 (died).
John P. Henderson, March 1, 1858-June 4, 1858
(died).
Matthias Ward. Dec. 6. 1858-1861.
Louis T. Wlgfall, 1861-July 11. 1861.
Succession broken by expulsion of Texas Senators
following secession of Texas from Union.
James W. Flanagan. 1870-1875.

Samuel B Maxey, 1875-1887.
John H. Reagan, 1887-June 10. 1891 (resigned)
Horace Chilton. Dec. 7. 1891-March 30. 1892 (filed
vacancy on appointment).
Roger Q. Mills, 1892-99
Charles A. Culberson, 1899-1923.
Earle B. Mayfield, 1923 to present.
COMMISSIONERS OF THE GENERAL LAND
OFFICE, REPUBLIC.
John P. Boiden .....Aug. 23. 1837, to Dec. 12, 1840
I W. Raglin ........Dec. 12. 1840, to Jan. 4, 1841
Thomas Winm, Ward...Jan. 4, 1841, to Mar. 20, 1848
COMMISSIONERS OF THE GENERAL LAND
OFFICE, STATE.
George WV. Smyth.... Mar 20, 1848, to Aug. 4, 1851
Stephen Crosby........Aug. 4, 1851, to Mar. 1, 1858
Francis M. White......Mar. 1, 1858, to Mar. 1. 1862
Stephen Crosby.......Mar. 1, 1862. to Aug. 27, 1867
Joseph Spence........Aug. 27, 1867, to Jan. 19. 1870
Jacob Kuechler.......Jan. 19, 1870, to Jan. 20. 1874
J J Groos..........Jan 20, 1874. to June 15, 1878
WV. C. Walsh.........July 30, 1878, to Jan. 10, 1887
R M. Hail .......... Jan 10, 1887, to Jan. 16, 1891
WV. L McGaughey.... Jan. 16, 1891, to Jan. 26, 1893
A. J. Baker .........Jan. 26, 1893 to Jan. 16. 1899
George V. Finger.....Jan. 16, 1899, to May 4, 1899
Charles Rogan...........May 11, 1899. to Jan., 1903
John J Terrell ............Jan., 1903, to Jan.. 1909
J. T. Robison ................Jan.. 1909, to present
TREASURERS OF THE REPUBLIC OF TEXAS.
Ass Brigham ........................1838 to 1840
James WV. Simmons ...................1840 to 1841
Ass Brigham .........................1841 to 1844
Moses Johnson ........................1844 to 1846
TREASURERS OF THE STATE OF TEXAS.
James H. Raymond...................1846 to 1858
C. H. Randolph.......................1858 to 1865
Samuel Harris ........................1863 to 1866
M H Royston.......................1866 to 1867
John Y. Allen ........................1867 to 1869
Geo. W. Honey .......................1869 to 1872
B Graham ..........................1872 to 1874
A. J. Dorn ...........................1874 to 1879
F. R. Lubbock ........................1879 to 1891
W. B. Wortham .......................1891 to 1899
John W. Robbins .....................1899 to 1907
Sam Sparks .........................1907 to 1912
J. M. Edwards.......................1912 to 1919
John W. Baker .......................1919 to 1921
G. N. Holton..........July 1921, to Nov. 31, 1921
C. V. Terrell........Nov. 21, 1921, to Aug. 15, 1924
S. L. Stapes ......... Aug. 16, 1924, to Jan. 15. 1925
W. Gregory Hatcher.........Jan. 16, 1925, to -
RAILROAD COMMISSION OF TEXAS.
The act of the Legislature creating the Railroad
Commission of Texas was approved April 3. 1891.
The Commission was organized on June 19. 1891,
with John H. Reagan. L. L. Foster and W. P.
McLean as the first Commission, these men having
been appointed by Governor Hogg. Following is a
complete list of the Commissioners who have served
since the creation of the Railroad Commissaiop, to-
gether with their terms of office:
John H. Reagan, June 10. 1891-Jan. 20. 1903.
L. L. Foster, June 10, 1891-April 30. 1895.
W. P. McLean, June 10. 1891-Nov. 20. 1894.
L. J. Storey (succeeding W. P. McLean). Nov.
21. 1894-March 28, 1909.
N. A. Stedman (succeeding L. L. Foster), May 1,
1895-Jan. 4, 1897.
Allison Mayfield (succeeding N. A Stedman),
Jan. 5, 1897-Jan. 23, 1923.
0. B Colquitt (succeeding John H. Reagan), Jan.
21. 1903-Jan. 17. 1911.
William D. Williams (succeeding L. J. Storey),
April 28, 1909-Oct. 1, 1916.
John L. Wortham (succeeding 0. B. Colquitt),
Jan. 21, 1911-Jan. 1, 1913.
Earle B. Mayfield (succeeding John L. Wortham),
Jan. 2. 1913-March 1, 1923.
Chas. H. Hurdleston (succeeding Wm. D. Wil-
liams), Oct. 10, 1916-Dec. 31, 1918.
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