List of Members of the Carinthian State Parliament (6th electoral term)
This list of members of the Carinthian state parliament (6th electoral period) lists all the members of the Carinthian state parliament in the 6th electoral period. The inauguration of the delegates took place on September 22, 1884, the last session of the 6th electoral term was called on November 23, 1889. 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 5th electoral term was divided into five sessions:
- I. Session: September 22, 1884 to October 24, 1884
- Session II: November 25, 1885 to December 19, 1885 and from January 10 to 22, 1887
- III. Session: December 9-22, 1886 and January 10-22, 1887
- IV. Session:
- V. Session: September 10, 1888 to October 13, 1888
- VI. Session: October 10, 1889 to November 23, 1889
Member of the state parliament
| Surname | Elective class |
region | annotation |
|---|---|---|---|
| Abuja Matthias | LG | Hermagor, Tarvisio, Arnoldstein, Kötschach | |
| Aichlburg-Labia Leopold | GG | for Douglas Thurn-Valle-Sassina nachgerückt | |
| Canaval Leodegar | HGK | ||
| Einplayer Andreas | LG | Völkermarkt, Eberndorf, Bleiburg, Kappel | died in office |
| One player Gregor | LG | Völkermarkt, Eberndorf, Bleiburg, Kappel | on September 10, 1888 for Anton Einplayer |
| Elbl Anton | GG | ||
| Erwein Franz | SM | Klagenfurt | for Gabriel of Jessernig nachgerückt |
| Erwein Josef | GG | ||
| Funder Peter | Viral voice | ||
| Gainsberger Simon | LG | Wolfsberg, St. Leonhard, St. Paul | |
| Ghon Carl | SM | Villach | |
| Goëss Zeno from | GG | ||
| Grawein Alexander | SMI | St. Veit, Feldkirchen | dropped out before the fourth session? |
| Herbert-Kerchnawe Ernst | SM | Wolfsberg, St. Leonhard, St. Andrä, St. Paul, Unterdrauburg | |
| Hibler Ivo from | SM | Klagenfurt | |
| Hillinger Carl | HGK | ||
| Hinterhuber Hermann | HGK | ||
| Hock Gustav | LG | St. Veit, Friesach, Gurk, Althofen, Eberstein | |
| Holzer Josef | LG | St. Veit, Friesach, Gurk, Althofen, Eberstein | |
| Jessernig Gabriel from | SM | Klagenfurt | dropped out before the fourth session? |
| Lax Peter | LG | Klagenfurt, Feldkirchen, Ferlach | |
| Luggin Josef | SM | Völkermarkt, Bleiburg, Kappel | |
| Moro Leopold from | GG | ||
| Mühlbacher Paul | GG | ||
| Muri Franz | LG | Völkermarkt, Eberndorf, Bleiburg, Kappel | |
| Nischelwitzer Oswald | LG | Hermagor, Tarvisio, Arnoldstein, Kötschach | |
| Orash Matthew | LG | Villach, Paternion, Rosegg | |
| Orsini-Rosenberg Heinrich | GG | ||
| Pichler Eduard | SM | Spittal, Gmünd, Obervellach, Oberdrauburg | |
| Poche Eugen | GG | ||
| Pongraz Rudolf | LG | Wolfsberg, St. Leonhard, St. Paul | |
| Prettner Franz | SM | St. Veit, Feldkirchen | for Alexander Grawein nachgerückt |
| Rainer Victor from | GG | ||
| Schnablegger Cajetan | SM | Hermagor, Tarvis, Malborghet, Bleiburg-Kreuth | |
| Seebacher Johann | LG | Klagenfurt, Feldkirchen, Ferlach | |
| Supersberg Anton | LG | Spittal, Millstatt, Gmünd, Greifenburg, Obervellach, Winklern | sworn in for Josef Tauerer on December 10, 1886 |
| Tauerer Josef | LG | Spittal, Millstatt, Gmünd, Greifenburg, Obervellach, Winklern | died in office |
| Tengg Thomas | LG | Villach, Paternion, Rosegg | |
| Thurn-Valle-Sassina Douglas by | GG | dropped out before the fourth session? | |
| Traun Gustav | SM | Friesach, Strasbourg, Althofen | |
| Ulbl Karl | GG | ||
| Walter Josef | LG | Spittal, Millstatt, Gmünd, Greifenburg, Obervellach, Winklern |
literature
- Stenographic minutes of the VI. Election period of the Carinthian parliament in Klagenfurt
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