6th Arizona State Legislature

6th Arizona State Legislature
6th Arizona State Legislature
	Arizona State Capitol (2014)
Overview
Legislative body	Arizona State Legislature
Jurisdiction	Arizona, United States
Term	January 1, 1923 – December 31, 1924
Senate
Members	19
President	Mulford Winsor (D)
Party control	Democratic (18–1)
House of Representatives
Members	46
Speaker	Dan P. Jones (D)
Party control	Democratic (40–6)
Sessions
1st
1st	January 7 – March 10, 1923

JurisdictionArizona, United States

TermJanuary 1, 1923 – December 31, 1924

Members19

The 6th Arizona State Legislature, consisting of the Arizona State Senate and the Arizona House of Representatives, was constituted from January 1, 1923, to December 31, 1924. This period marked the last two years of George W. P. Hunt's fourth tenure as Governor of Arizona, with sessions held in Phoenix.

County	Senator	Party	Notes
Apache	Fred Colter	Democratic
Cochise	W. P. Sims*	Democratic
Cochise	C. M. Roberts	Democratic
Coconino	Hugh E. Campbell	Democratic	Died July 13, 1923
Coconino	Fred S. Breen	Republican	Elected in September 1923 in a special election to replace Campbell^[3]
Gila	W. D. Claypool*	Democratic
Gila	Alfred Kinney	Democratic
Graham	T. S. Kimball	Democratic
Greenlee	H. A. Elliott*	Democratic
Maricopa	H. C. Gilbert	Democratic
Maricopa	J. C. Phillips	Republican
Mohave	Kean St. Charles	Democratic
Navajo	Robert L. Moore	Democratic
Pima	Pat Hayhurst	Democratic
Pima	Harry A. Drachman	Democratic
Pinal	Charles E. MacMillin*	Democratic
Santa Cruz	C. A. Pierce	Democratic
Yavapai	Charles H. Rutherford	Democratic
Yavapai	Howard Cornick	Democratic
Yuma	Mulford Winsor	Democratic

County	Representative	Party	Notes
Apache	John H. Udall	Republican
Cochise	Howard Barkell	Republican
	B. E. Briscoe	Democratic
	Arthur Curlee	Democratic
	0. S. French	Democratic
	A. H. Gardner	Republican
	E. A. Watkins	Republican
	J. B. Wylie	Democratic
Coconino	George W. Copeland	Democratic
Gila	Rosa McKay	Democratic
	J. Tom Lewis	Democratic
	M. F. Murphy	Democratic
	John McCormick	Democratic
Graham	John F. Weber	Democratic
Graham	J. M. Smith	Democratic
Greenlee	J. F. McGrath	Democratic
Greenlee	M. J. Hannon	Democratic
Maricopa	M. J. Austin	Democratic
	John R. Bradshaw	Democratic	replaced R. E. Payton, who retired due to ill health
	W. J. Burns	Democratic
	Robert L. Finch	Republican
	E. J. Fiock	Democratic
	William Gleason	Democratic
	E. B. Goodwin	Democratic
	Vernettie 0. Ivy	Democratic
	H. C. Ludden	Democratic
	0. C. Ludwig	Democratic
	Freeda Marks	Republican
	Charles Miller	Democratic
	John P. Orme	Democratic
	Dan P. Jones	Democratic	Speaker of the House
	R. E. Payton	Democratic	retired due to ill health, replaced by John R. Bradshaw
Mohave	E. Ross Housholder	Democratic
Navajo	Frank Ellsworth	Democratic
Pima	A. C. Bernard	Democratic
	Howard Griffin	Democratic
	Ralph Gunst	Democratic
	John W. Mayes	Democratic
Pinal	A. T. Kilcrease	Democratic
Pinal	I. D. Rickerson	Democratic
Santa Cruz	Phil Herold	Democratic
Yavapai	A. M. Crawford	Democratic
	L. W. Douglas	Democratic
	Albert M. Jones	Democratic
	C. Earl Rogers	Democratic
Yuma	Nellie T. Bush	Democratic
Yuma	William Wisener	Democratic

State Senate