The Greenville times. [volume] (Greenville, Miss.) 1868-1917, 1882-03-04
AN ACT

Legislature of the State of Mis-
sissippi, The whole number of
Representatives IN the Legislature
shall be one hundred and twenty,
and shall be apportioned among
the counties as follows:
The county of Kinds shall have
four representatives.
The counties of Lowndes, Mar
shall, Monroe, Noxubee, Panola,
Washington, Warren and Yazoo
shall each have three representa-
tives.
The counties of Adams, Attala,
Bolivar, Carroll, Chickasaw, Clay,
Coahoma, Copiah, DeSoto, Holmes
Lafayette, Lauderdale, Lee, Madi-
son, Octibbeha, Rankin, Tate and
Wilkinson shall each have two
representatives.
All the 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 Pontotoc and
Union shall together elect one ad-
ditional representative.
The counties of Calhoun and
Yallobusha shall together elect one
additional representative.
The counties of Holmes and
Yazoo shall together elect one
additional representative.
The counties of Kemper and
Lauderdale and Clarke shall to.
gether elect one additional repre-
sentative.
The counties of Leake and
Newton shall together elect one
additional representative.
The counties of Lincoln and
Jefferson shall together elect one
additional representative.
The counties of Pike and Amite
shall together elect one additional
representative.
The whole number Of Senators
shall be forty, and shall be appor-
toned among the districts com
posed as follows:
First Senatorial District.
The counties of Alcorn, Prem
tiss and Tishomingo, and be enti'
tied to one senator, who shall be
elected at the general election in
1888.
Second District.
The counties of Benton, Union
and Tippah, and be entitled to one
senator, who shall be elected al
the general election in 1888.
Third District.
The county of Marshall, and en-
titled to one senator, who shall be
elected at the general election in
1885.
Fourth District.
The county of DeSoto, and be
entitled to one senator, who shall
be elected at the general election
in 1888.
Fifth District.
The counties of Tate and Tunica
and be entitled to one senator
who shall be elected at the gen
eral election in 1888.
Sixth District.
The county of Pamela, and be EN-
titled to one senator, who shall bt
elected at the general election il
1885.
Seventh District.
The county of Lafayette, and bt
entitled to one senator, who shal
be elected at the general election
in 1886.
Eighth District.
The counties of Calhoun ant
Yalobusha, and be entitled to ont
senator, who shall be elected al
the general election in 1885.
Ninth District.
The counties of Bolivar, Coaho
ma and Sunfiower. and be entitled
to one senator, who shall be elect
ed at the general election in 1888
Tenth District.
The counties of Chickasaw and
Pontotoc, and be entitled to ono
senator, who shall be elected al
the general election in 1885.
Eleventh District.
The counties Of Itawamba, Lee
and Monroe, and be entitledto two
senators, both Of whom shall be
elected at the general election II
1853; one Of said senators shall
reside in the counties Of Lee o.
Itawamba, and the other shall re
s'zz = i'le county e ffonEae.
Twelfth District.
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