Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1882-03-15
MISSISSIPPI.
Full Text OF the New 4ppOrtioament Bill
"a Passed by the LAST Legislature
Forty Senators
And One Hundred and Twenty Repre-
sentatives to Constitute the Next
General Assembly.

POFIOnnent DILL unuer Wnlch the next leg
| islature of Mississippi will be elected.
! SECTION l. Be II enacted by the Legislature
Of the STATE Of Mississippi, That the whole num-
| Der OF representatives in the legislature all
! be l20, and shall be spportioned among the
counties as follows:
The county of Kinds shall have four rep
resentatives.
The counties of Lowndes, Marshall, Mon
roe, Noxubee, Pamela, Washington, Warren
and fazoo, shall each have three representa-
tives
The counties Of Adams, Attals, Bolivar,
Carroll, Chickasaw, Clay, Coahoma, Copiah,
Desoto, Holmes, Lafayette, Lauderdalp, Lee,
Madison, Oktibbeha, Rankin, Tate and Will
kinson, shall each have two representatives,.
All other counties shall each have one
representative.
The counties Of Alcorn and Prentiss shall
together elect one additional representative.
The counties of Tippah and Benton shall
together elect one additional representative.
The counties OF Union and Pontotoc shall
together elect one additional representative.
The counties of Calhoun and Yalobusna
shall together elect one additional repre-
sentative.
The counties OF Holmes and Yazoo shall
together elect one additional representative.
Clark shall together elect one additional
representative.
The counties oil Jefferson and Lincoln
shall together elect one additional repre-
sentative.
The counties oi Amite and Pike shall to-
gether elect one additional representative.
The whole number of senators shall be
forty, and shall be spportioned among the
districts composed as follows:
SENATORS.
First senatorial district-The counties of
a n
entitled to one senator, who shall be elected
at the general election in 1885.
Second district-The counties of Benton,
Union and Tippah shall be entitled to one
senator, who shall be elected in 1888.
Third distriet-The county of Marshall
shall be entitled to one senator, who shall be
elected at the general election in 1885.
Fourth district-The county of Desoto
shall be entitled to one senator, who shall be
elected at the general election in 1888.
Fifth district-Ths couBties OF Tunica and
Tate shall be entitled to one senator, who
shall be elected at the general election in
1888.
Sixth district-The county of Pamela shall
be entitled to one sen ator, who shall be elected
at the general election in 1885.
Seventh district-The county of Lafayette
shall be entitled to one senator, to be elected
at the general election in 1885.
shall be entitled TO one senator, who hall be
elected in 1885.
Ninth district-Bolivar,C oahoma and SUM-
flower shall be entitled to one senator who
shall be elected in 1888.
Tenth dIstrict-Chickasaw and Poutotoc
shall be entitled to one senator, who shall be
elected in 1885.
Eleventh distriet-ItawambaL Lee and Mon
roe shall have two senators, to be elected in
- To 10 h.
ties OF Lee or Itawamba, and the other in
Monroe.
Twelfth district-Lowndes shall be entitled
to one senator, who shall be elected in 1888.
Thisteenth district-Clay, Oktibbehs ,Chec-
taw and Webster shall be entitled TO two SEN
ators, one of whom shall be n resident of the
counties of Clay or Oktibbehs, and shall be
elected in 1888 and its other shall be a resi-
dent of the counties of Choctaw or Webster,
tobe elected in 1885.
Fourteenth district-Carroll, Leflore and
Montgomery shall be entitled to one senator,
who shall be elected in 1885.
Fifteenth district-Tbe county of Wash
ington shall be entitled TO one senator, who
shall be elected in 1885.
Sixteenth district-The county OF Holmes
shall be entitled to one senator who shall be
elected in 1888.
Seventeenth district-Attala and Leake
shall be entitled to one senator, who shall
be elected in 1888.
Eighteenth district-Winston and Kem-
per shall be entitled to one senator, who
shall be elected in 1855.
Nineteenth district-Noxubee shall be en-
titled to one senator, who shall be elected in
1888.
Twentieth dlstrict-Lauderdale shall be
entitled to one senator, who shall be elected
in 1888.
Twenty first district-Scott, Newton and
Neshoba shall be entitled TO one senator, who
shall be elected in 1885.
Twenty second district-Rankin and Smith
sh all be entitled to one senator, who shall be
elected in 1885.
Twenty-third Standardization shall be
entitled to one senator, who shall be elected
in 1888.
Twenty-fourth district-Yazoo shall be
entitled TO one senator, who shall be elected
in 1885.
Twenty fifth district-War shall be
entitled TO one senator, who shall be elected
in 1885.
Twenty.sixth district - Issaquena and
Sharkey shall be entitled te one senator, who
shall be elected in 1885.
Twenty district-Hinds shall be
entitled to one senator, who shall he elected
in 1888.
Twenty-eighth observation-disclosures shall be
entitled 10 one senator, who shall be elected
IN 1850.
Twenty-ninth district-Covingtop, Simp-
son and Lawrence shall be entitled to two
senators, one shall reside in Simpson, Coving-
ton or Lawrence, to be elected in 1888; the
other shall reside in the county of Copiah,
and be elected in 1885.
Thirtieth di-trict-Clarke and Jasper shall
be entitled TO one senator, who shall be
elected in 1888.
Thirty-frst district-Js ckson, Hancock
and Harrison shall each be entitled to one
senator, who shall be elected in 1885.
Thirty second district-Lincoln, Pike and
Marion shall each be entitled to one senator,
who all be elected in 1888.
Thirty-third disirict-Adams shall be en-
titled TO one senator, who shall be elected in
1888.
Thirty fourth district - Jefferson and
Franklin shall be entitled to one senator,
who shall be elected in 1888.
Thirty fifth district-Amite and Wilkinson
shall be entitled TO one senator, who shall be