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and be entitled to one Senator and two
Representatives.
9Th. The fifth Election District shall
be entitled to three Senator'S and nine
Representatives.
9Th. The sixth, seventh and eighth
Election Districts shall constitute the
sixth Senatorial and Representative DIS
trict. and be entitled to two Senators
and FIVE Representatives.
7th. The niuth and tenth Election
Districts shall constitute the seventh Sen
atorial districts and be entitled to one
Senator and four Representatives.
9th. Tie eleventh and twelfth Election
Districts shalt constitute the eighth Sen
atorial and Representative District and
be entitled to one Senator and three Rep
resentatiYes.
9th. The thirteenth Election District
shall constitute the ninth Senatorial and
Representative District and be entitled to
one Senator and two Representatives.
10th. The fourteenth and eighteenth
Election Districts shall constitute the
tenth Senatorial and Representative
District, and be entitled to two Senator's
and seven Representatives.
18th. The fifteenth Election District
shall constitute the eleventh Senatorial
and Representative District and be emit
tied to one Senator and five Representa-
| tives.
| 18th The sixteenth Election District
shall constitute the twelfth Senatorial
and Representative District and be emit
led to three Senator'S and nine Represen-
/ tatives.
SEC. 8. Until otherwise provided by
law, the election in the several Districts
shall be held at the following places, and
the following named persons are hereby
appointed as Judges of the elections.
PLACES OF VOTING.
SEC 4. 1st Senatorial District; Law
renee Precinct, at the Free State Hotel /;
A. D. Scarf, Lyman Allen, Henry Bron-
son, Judges.
Franklin precinct, at the store of Mfr.
Purdam James Niece. Horace L.
Enos, l. Purdam, Judges.
Blanton Precinct, at the house of j.
B. Abbott John Stewart, r. Vaughn,
p. I. Hupp. Judges.
Palmyra Precinct, at the house of H.
Barricklow H. Barricklow, Louis Green,
A. Pierson, Judges.
Cd Senatorial District Bloomington
Precinct, at the house of H. Burson
Samuel Smith, Daniel Vancil, ]. M.
Dunn, Judges.
Sd Senatorial District; Washington
Precinct, at the house of w. R. Frost
w. Riley, Caleb Antram, Eli Allen,
Judges.
Tecumseh Precinct at the house OF
]. Taylor; Charles Jordon, John Nor
ris. Francis Grassmuck, Judges.
Topeka Precinct, at the law Office of E
C. K. Garvey; DR.. F L. Grain, Milton
C. Dickey, J. F. Cummings, Judges.
Brownsville Precinct, at the house Of
G. w. Brown; G. w. Brown, Mr.. Sim
merwell, DR. Bowen, Judges.
18th Senatorial District Prairie City
Precinct, at the house of Samuel New
benny w. Moore, Samuel Workman,
Amos Hanna, Judges.
Mission Precinct, at the Baptist Mis-,
sion Building; G. L. Osborn, s. NJ Cor
nantzer, Lewis Dougherty, Judges.
WakaFusa Precinct, at the store of Pas,
chal Fish; L. H. Bascom, Ellis Bond,
A. G. Green, Judges.
9Th Senatorial District; Osawatomie
Precinct, at the house of Samuel Geer
VIM. Chestnut, B. Woodbury., VIM
Sailing Judges.
Stanton Precinct, at the house of Mr.
Stanford J. Woodland, Mr.. Morse, w
G.. Nichols, Judges.
Pottawatomie Precinct, at the meeting
house F. Brown, j. Grant, S. B.
Morse, Judges.
Hampden Precinct, at the house of w.
A. Ella; w. A Ella, Chauncey Morse,
George Law, Judges.
Sugar Greek Precint, at the house oil
Silas Young Silas Young, James w
Dudley, William Dyer, Judges.
Little Sugar Creek Precinct, at the
house of Isaac d. Stockton; J. D. Stock
ton, Thomas Sears, James Osborn,
Judges.
Little Usage Precinct, at Millers store
Thomas Osburn, Mr.. Miller, Mr.. Faw.
bus, Judges.
Usage Precinct, at the house of Thorn.
as Folks Mr.. Wycof, Mr.. Mr.
-, Judges.