Members of The Legislative Assembly Elected
For complete electoral history, see individual districts
| District | Member | Party | |
|---|---|---|---|
| Athabasca | William Bredin | Liberal | |
| Banff | Charles W. Fisher | Liberal | |
| Calgary | William Cushing | Liberal | |
| Cardston | John William Woolf | Liberal | |
| Edmonton | Charles Wilson Cross | Liberal | |
| Gleichen | Charles Stuart | Liberal | |
| High River | Albert Robertson | Conservative | |
| Innisfail | John A. Simpson | Liberal | |
| Lacombe | William Puffer | Liberal | |
| Leduc | Robert Telford | Liberal | |
| Lethbridge | Leverett DeVeber | Liberal | |
| Macleod | Malcolm McKenzie | Liberal | |
| Medicine Hat | William Finlay | Liberal | |
| Pincher Creek | John Plummer Marcellus | Liberal | |
| Ponoka | John R. McLeod | Liberal | |
| Red Deer | John T. Moore | Liberal | |
| Rosebud | Cornelius Hiebert | Conservative | |
| St. Albert | Henry William McKenney | Liberal | |
| Stony Plain | John McPherson | Liberal | |
| Strathcona | Alexander Cameron Rutherford | Liberal | |
| Sturgeon | John R. Boyle | Liberal | |
| Vermilion | Matthew McCauley | Liberal | |
| Victoria | Francis A. Walker | Liberal | |
| Wetaskiwin | Anthony Rosenroll | Liberal |
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