HOUSE JOURNAL. Lansing, Wednesday, January, 3, 1855. Pursuant to the requirements of the Constitution, the members of the House of Representatives met in their Hall, and were temporarily organized by the appointment of Hon. Robert R. Beecher, of the county of Lenawee, as Speaker pro tempore, D. P. Bushnell, of Wayne county, as Clerk pro tempore, and William Whitmore, of Ingham county, as Sergeant-at-Arms, pro tempore. The roll of members elect was then called by Counties, when the following members answered to their names: From the County of Allegan-Flavius J. Littlejohn. Barry-George Brown. Berrien-1st dis., John D. Ross; 2d dis., James B. Sutherland. Branch-1st dis., James B. Tompkins; 2d dis., Cyrus G. Luce. Calhoun-1st dis., Daniel Dunakin; 2d dis., Homer C. Hurd; 8d dis., Talman W. Hall. Cass-1st dis., Franklin Brownell; 2d dist., Uriel Enos. Chippewa and the Counties thereto attached-Charles W. Chapel. Clinton and Gratiot-Timothy H. Petit. Eaton-Chester C. Chatfield. Genesee-1st. dis., Daniel N. Montague; 2d dis., Abraham Middlesworth. Hillsdale-1st dis., Stillman Ralph; 2d dis., Ethel Judd; 3d dis Gideon G. King. Houghton and Ontonagon-Abner Sherman. |