List of members of the Salzburg state parliament (duchy, 9th electoral term)
This list of members of the Salzburg state parliament (duchy, 9th electoral term) lists all members of the Salzburg state parliament of the duchy of Salzburg in the 9th electoral term. The inauguration of the MPs took place on December 29, 1902, whereby the state parliament comprised 28 MPs. The state parliament consisted of 5 representatives of the "large estates" (GG), 2 representatives of the Chamber of Commerce and Industry (HGK), 11 representatives of the cities and markets (SM) and 9 representatives of the rural communities (LG). In addition, there was the virile voice of the Archbishop of Salzburg. Compared to the Landtag in the 8th electoral term , the number of MPs had increased by two mandataries, with the Curia of the Cities and Markets receiving an additional mandate and the Curia of the Rural Communities also receiving an additional mandate.
Sessions
The 9th electoral term was divided into five sessions:
- I. Session: from December 29, 1902 to October 9, 1903 (17 sessions)
- Session II: from September 20, 1904 to November 7, 1904 (16 sessions)
- III. Session: October 10, 1905 to November 24, 1905 (15 sessions)
- IV.Session: from December 27, 1906 to March 23, 1906 (14 sessions)
- V session: from September 16, 1907 to October 31, 1908 (21 sessions)
Member of the state parliament
| Surname | Elective class | region | annotation |
|---|---|---|---|
| Altenberger Johann | GG | ||
| Biebl Rudolf | HK | ||
| Eberhart Josef | SM | Zell am See, Saalfelden, Mittersill, Lofer, Taxenbach | |
| Eder Ignaz | SM | City of Salzburg | |
| Friembichler Andrä | LG | Salzburg | |
| Fox Viktor | LG | Zell am See | |
| For Alois buckles | LG | Zell am See | |
| Gmachl Johannes | GG | Waiver of mandate before III. session | |
| Haagn Julius | SM | City of Salzburg | |
| Haberstatter Josef | GG | ||
| Huber Jakob | SM | Golling, Kuchl, Abtenau | |
| Hueber Anton | SM | Neumarkt, Seekirchen, Straßwalchen, Oberndorf | |
| Katschthaler Johannes | Virile voice | ||
| Lackner Josef | LG | Tamsweg | |
| Lettmayr Josef | SM | Tamsweg, St. Michael, Mautendorf | |
| Ott Max | SM | City of Salzburg | |
| Perwein Alois | LG | St. Johann | |
| Pfisterer Balthasar | LG | Salzburg | |
| Prinzinger August | GG | ||
| Riedl Johann | GG | sworn in for Johannes Gmachl on December 27, 1906 | |
| Rottensteiner Alois | LG | Salzburg | |
| Scheiblbrandtner Josef | SM | Radstatt | |
| Schitter Franz | SM | St. Johann | |
| Schmiederer Johann | HK | ||
| Schoosleitner Franz | LG | Salzburg | |
| Schumacher Albert | SM | Hallein | |
| Seiwald Pankraz | LG | Salzburg | on October 10 in 1905 for Balthasar Pfisterer sworn in |
| Stabauer Josef | GG | ||
| Steinwender Leonhard | LG | Tamsweg | for Johann Lackner sworn in |
| Stölzel Arthur | SM | City of Salzburg | |
| Winkler Alois | LG | St. Johann |
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