The members of the 13th Manitoba Legislature were elected in the Manitoba general election held in July 1910. The legislature sat from February 9, 1911, to June 15, 1914.
The Conservatives led by Rodmond Roblin formed the government.
Tobias Norris of the Liberal Party was Leader of the Opposition.
James Johnson served as speaker for the assembly.
There were four sessions of the 13th Legislature: SessionStartEnd 1st February 9, 1911 March 24, 1911 2nd February 22, 1912 April 6, 1912 3rd January 9, 1913 February 15, 1913 4th December 11, 1913 February 20, 1914
Daniel Hunter McMillan was Lieutenant Governor of Manitoba until August 1, 1911, when Douglas Colin Cameron became lieutenant governor.
Members of the Assembly The following members were elected to the assembly in 1910: MemberElectoral districtPartyFirst elected / previously electedNo.# of term(s)Amos LyleArthurConservative19101st termAimé BénardAssiniboiaConservative19072nd termJames ArgueAvondaleConservative18994th termJames H. HowdenBeautiful PlainsConservative19033rd termGeorge MalcolmBirtleLiberal19092nd termGeorge R. ColdwellBrandon CityConservative19072nd termAlfred CarrollBrandon SouthConservative19033rd termAlbert PrefontaineCarillonConservative19033rd termGeorge SteelCypressConservative18994th termJames G. HarveyDauphinConservative19101st termJohn C. W. ReidDeloraineConservative19101st termRodmond RoblinDufferinConservative1888, 18967th term*David Henry McFaddenEmersonConservative1892, 19106th term*Samuel HughesGilbert PlainsConservative19101st termBaldwin BaldwinsonGimliConservative1899, 19103rd term*Edmund L. Taylor (1913)Conservative19131st termJames William ArmstrongGladstoneLiberal19072nd termWilliam FergusonHamiotaConservative1899, 19073rd term*Orton GrainKildonan and St. AndrewsConservative1899, 19073rd term*Walter Humphries Montague (1913)Conservative19131st termGeorge LawrenceKillarneyConservative18994th termCharles Duncan McPhersonLakesideLiberal19101st termTobias NorrisLansdowneLiberal1896, 19074th term*William MolloyLa VerendryeLiberal19101st termRobert RogersManitouConservative18994th termJames Morrow (1911)Conservative19111st termJohn W. ThompsonMinnedosaLiberal19101st termBenjamin McConnellMordenLiberal19072nd termColin CampbellMorrisConservative18994th termJames Bryson BairdMountainLiberal19072nd termRobert Fern LyonsNorfolkConservative1892, 18995th term*Hugh ArmstrongPortage la PrairieConservative1892, 19025th term*Valentine WinklerRhinelandLiberal18926th termIsaac RileyRockwoodConservative18994th termAngus BonnycastleRussellConservative19072nd termFrederic Newton (1911)Conservative19111st termJoseph BernierSt. BonifaceConservative1900, 19073rd term*Donald A. RossSpringfieldLiberal19072nd termDaniel D. McDonaldSwan RiverLiberal19101st termRobert OrokThe PasConservative19121st termJames JohnsonTurtle MountainConservative18975th termHarvey SimpsonVirdenConservative19092nd termThomas William TaylorWinnipeg CentreConservative19004th termSolomon Hart GreenWinnipeg NorthLiberal19101st termLendrum McMeansWinnipeg SouthConservative19101st termThomas Herman JohnsonWinnipeg WestLiberal19072nd term
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By-elections By-elections were held to replace members for various reasons: Electoral districtMember electedAffiliationElection dateReasonRussellFrederic NewtonConservativeFebruary 4, 1911AL Bonnycastle resigned after recountKillarneyGeorge LawrenceConservativeOctober 23, 1911G Lawrence appointed Minister of AgricultureManitouJames MorrowConservativeOctober 31, 1911R Rogers named to Canadian cabinetThe PasRobert OrokConservativeOctober 22, 1912New riding createdGimliEdmund L. TaylorConservativeMay 12, 1913B Baldwinson named deputy Provincial SecretarySt. BonifaceJoseph BernierConservativeMay 21, 1913J Bernier appointed Provincial SecretaryKildonan and St. AndrewsWalter Humphries MontagueConservativeNovember 29, 1913O Grain resigned
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