40th General Assembly of Prince Edward Island explained

The 40th General Assembly of Prince Edward Island was in session from March 12, 1924, to June 2, 1927. The Conservative Party led by James David Stewart formed the government.

Louis L. Jenkins was elected speaker.

There were four sessions of the 40th General Assembly:

Session	Start	End
1st	March 12, 1924	April 11, 1924
2nd	March 17, 1925	April 9, 1925
3rd	March 9, 1926	March 31, 1926
4th	March 15, 1927	April 12, 1927

Members

Kings

District	Party	Councillor
1st Kings	Augustine A. MacDonald	Conservative	Harry D. McLean	Conservative
2nd Kings	Harvey D. McEwen	Conservative	James B. McDonald	Conservative
3rd Kings	Leslie Hunter	Conservative	John Alexander Macdonald^[1] H. Frank McPhee (1926)	Conservative Independent
4th Kings	Maynard F. McDonald	Conservative	Albert P. Prowse^[2] Norman MacLeod (1926)	Conservative Independent
5th Kings	J. Howard MacDonald	Conservative	James David Stewart	Conservative

Prince

District	Party	Councillor
1st Prince	Jeremiah Blanchard	Liberal	Wilfred Tanton	Conservative
2nd Prince	Albert Charles Saunders	Liberal	William H. Dennis	Liberal
3rd Prince	Adrien Arsenault	Conservative	Thomas MacNutt	Conservative
4th Prince	Whitefield Bentley	Conservative	John H. Myers	Conservative
5th Prince	James A. MacNeill	Conservative	Creelman McArthur^[3] George D. Pope(1926)	Liberal Conservative

Queens

District	Party	Councillor
1st Queens	Murdock Kennedy	Conservative	Alexander McNevin	Conservative
2nd Queens	John Buntain	Conservative	Louis Jenkins	Conservative
3rd Queens	Leonard J. Wood	Conservative	J. Augustine MacDonald	Conservative
4th Queens	James C. Irving	Liberal	Shaw McMillan	Conservative
5th Queens	W. Chester S. McLure	Conservative	William Joseph Parnell MacMillan	Conservative

Notes:

elected to federal seat
died in 1925
named to Senate

References

Election results for the Prince Edward Island Legislative Assembly, 1923-07-26
O'Handley, Kathryn Canadian Parliamentary Guide, 1994