11th Arizona State Legislature


The 11th Arizona State Legislature, consisting of the Arizona State Senate and the Arizona House of Representatives, was constituted from January 1, 1933 to December 31, 1934, during Benjamin Baker Moeur's first term as Governor of Arizona, in Phoenix. The number in both houses remained constant, with 19 senators and 63 representatives. The Democrats held every seat in the Senate, and increased the large majority they held the house.

Sessions

The Legislature met for the regular session at the State Capitol in Phoenix on January 12, 1933; and adjourned on March 14. There were 3 special sessions of this legislature during 1933-34. The third special session ran from November 26 – December 14, 1934.

State Senate

Members

The asterisk denotes members of the previous Legislature who continued in office as members of this Legislature.
CountySenatorPartyNotes
ApacheDodd L. GreerDemocratic
CochiseJohn C. RiggsDemocratic
CochiseDan AngiusDemocratic
CoconinoEarl C. SlipherDemocratic
GilaJohn P. DoughertyDemocratic
GilaE,. H. McEachren*Democratic
GrahamW. B. Kelley*Democratic
GreenleeHarry W. Hill*Democratic
MaricopaJames MinottoDemocratic
MaricopaFrank T. Pomeroy*Democratic
MohaveKean St. CharlesDemocratic
NavajoFrank M. SiegmundDemocratic
PimaE. T. HoustonDemocratic
PimaThomas Collins*Democratic
PinalR. T. Jones*Democratic
Santa CruzJ. A. HarrisonDemocratic
YavapaiJohn Francis Connor*Democratic
YavapaiPerry McArthurDemocratic
YumaHugo Farmer*Democratic

Employees

The following held unelected positions within the Legislature:

Members

The asterisk denotes members of the previous Legislature who continued in office as members of this Legislature.
CountyRepresentativePartyNotes
ApacheFred ColterDemocratic
CochiseW. E. Oxsheer*Democratic
CochiseJ. E. Bevan*Democratic
CochiseMartin L. ArmstrongDemocratic
CochiseI. B. WardDemocratic
CochiseE. F. VickersDemocratic
CochiseE. P. A. LarrieuDemocratic
CochiseVernon G. DavisDemocratic
CoconinoJames E. BabbittDemocratic
CoconinoL. S. WilliamsDemocratic
GilaJames R. HeronDemocratic
GilaHoward SprouseDemocratic
GilaWilliam G. Rosenbaum*Democratic
GilaRoy F. Kelly*Democratic
GilaWalter J. RandallDemocratic
GrahamJesse A. Udall*Republican
GrahamFred WebbDemocratic
GreenleeW. J. WilliamsDemocratic
GreenleeW. T. Witt*Democratic
MaricopaBert C. ArmstrongDemocratic
MaricopaFrank W. BeerDemocraticAppointed after the resignation of J. Lee Loveless
MaricopaHugh Callahan*Democratic
MaricopaG. L. ChristianDemocratic
MaricopaJ. W. CombsDemocratic
MaricopaM. V. Decker *Democratic
MaricopaNat M. DysartDemocraticDied in office
MaricopaWalter I. EttlemanDemocraticDied in office
MaricopaMary Francis*Democratic
MaricopaLewis IrvineDemocratic
MaricopaCharles E. JenningsDemocratic
MaricopaConner Johnson*Democratic
MaricopaGeorge A. JohnsonDemocratic
MaricopaHugh E. LairdDemocratic
MaricopaCharles E. MincksDemocratic
MaricopaW. R. PalmerDemocratic
MaricopaJ. J. Phillips*Democratic
MaricopaBridgie Porter*Democratic
MaricopaM. G. PrattDemocratic
MaricopaE. R. PryorDemocratic
MaricopaL. Alton Riggs*Democratic
MaricopaJames B. Sayers*Democratic
MaricopaJ. C. WilsonDemocratic
MohaveJoseph M. Peggs*Democratic
NavajoT. C. HoytRepublican
NavajoCharle G. McQuillan*Republican
PimaVern PriserDemocratic
PimaJohn H. Rapp*Democratic
PimaWilliam WisdomDemocratic
PimaJohn M. NugentDemocratic
PimaAugust Wieden*Democratic
PimaB. J. O'NeillDemocratic
PimaThomas D. Tway*Democratic
PimaKenneth K. Suber*Democratic
PinalGeorge P. SellersDemocratic
PinalThomas S. Richards*Democratic
Santa CruzEdwin F. Bohlinger*Democratic
YavapaiC. Leo GuynnDemocratic
YavapaiS. A. Spear*Democratic
YavapaiAnnie Campbell JonesDemocratic
YavapaiV. C. Wiggins*Republican
YavapaiRalph A. LykeDemocratic
YumaNellie T. Bush*Democratic
YumaWilliam WisenerDemocratic
YumaRay C. Bennett*Democratic

Employees

The following held unelected positions within the Legislature: