List of Members of the Carinthian State Parliament (8th electoral term)
This list of members of the Carinthian state parliament (8th electoral term) lists all the members of the Carinthian state parliament in the 8th electoral period. The inauguration of the deputies took place on January 26, 1897, the last session of the 9th electoral term was called on August 2, 1902. The state parliament consisted of 10 representatives of the "large property" (GG), 9 representatives of the cities, markets and industrial locations (SMI), 3 representatives of the Chamber of Commerce and Industry (HGK) and 14 representatives of the rural communities (LG) as well as the Bishop of Gurk on.
Sessions
The 8th electoral term was divided into six sessions:
- I. Session: January 26, 1897 to March 10, 1897
- Session II: from January 10, 1898 to March 1, 1898
- III. Session: on December 28, 1898 and from March 14, 1899 to May 13, 1899
- IV.Session: on December 29 and 30, 1899 and from March 26, 1900 to May 5, 1900
- V. Session: on December 17 and 19, 1900 and from June 17, 1901 to July 27, 1901
- VI. Session: from June 21, 1902 to August 2, 1902
Member of the state parliament
| Surname | Elective class | region | annotation |
|---|---|---|---|
| Aichelburg-Labia Leopold by | GG | ||
| Bartlmä Johann | LG | Villach, Paternion, Rosegg | Waiver of mandate in 1900 |
| Blawetz Jakob | SMI | Völkermarkt, Bleiburg, Eisenkappel | |
| Brettner Franz | SMI | St. Veit, Feldkirchen | |
| Ehrenwerth Fritz von | SMI | Friesach, Strasbourg, Althofen, Hüttenberg | |
| One player Gregor | LG | Völkermarkt, Eberndorf, Bleiburg, Kappel | |
| Funder Peter | LG | St. Veit, Friesach, Gurk, Althofen, Eberstein | |
| Ghon Karl | SMI | Villach | |
| Goëss Zeno from | GG | ||
| Gorton Wilhelm | GG | on 14 March 1899 for Simon Rainer sworn in | |
| Grafenauer Franz | LG | Hermagor, Tarvisio, Arnoldstein, Kötschach | |
| Herbert-Kerchnawe Ernst | SMI | Wolfsberg, St. Leonhard, St. Andrä, St. Paul, Unterdrauburg | |
| Hillinger von Traunwald Karl | HGK | ||
| Hinterhuber Hermann | HGK | ||
| Hock Gustav | LG | St. Veit, Friesach, Gurk, Althofen, Eberstein | |
| Hönlinger Alois | LG | Wolfsberg, St. Leonhard, St. Paul | |
| Huber Franz | LG | Klagenfurt, Feldkirchen, Ferlach | |
| Huber Josef | LG | Villach, Paternion, Rosegg | Elected to succeed Johann Bartlmä on September 15, 1900, sworn in on December 17 |
| Huber Johann | LG | Hermagor, Tarvisio, Arnoldstein, Kötschach | |
| Boat Josef | Viral voice | ||
| Kampl Eduard | GG | ||
| Kirchner Franz | LG | Klagenfurt, Feldkirchen, Ferlach | |
| Kotz Daniel | LG | Spittal, Millstatt, Gmünd, Greifenburg, Obervellach, Winklern | |
| Lemisch Arthur | GG | ||
| Lemisch Josef | SMI | Klagenfurt | |
| Lodron-Laterno Albert | GG | ||
| Luggin Josef | GG | ||
| Metnitz Gustav from | SMI | Klagenfurt | |
| Mühlbacher Paul | GG | ||
| Muri Franz | LG | Völkermarkt, Eberndorf, Bleiburg, Kappel | |
| Orash Matthew | LG | Villach, Paternion, Rosegg | |
| Orsini-Rosenberg Heinrich | GG | ||
| Rainer Simon | GG | Waiver by letter of December 21, 1898 | |
| Steinwender Otto | SMI | Spittal, Gmünd, Greifenburg, Obervellach, Oberdrauburg | |
| Sterneck Walther from | GG | ||
| Tschernig Johann | LG | Wolfsberg, St. Leonhard, St. Paul | |
| Ambros circulating | HGK | ||
| Wernisch Ambros | LG | Spittal, Millstatt, Gmünd, Greifenburg, Obervellach, Winklern | |
| Wirth Franz Xaver | SMI | Hermagor, Tarvis, Malborghet, Bleiburg-Kreuth |
literature
- Stenographic minutes of the eighth electoral period of the Carinthian parliament in Klagenfurt
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