Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1895-11-20
THE REDISTRICTED STATE.
Secretary Turner Presents His Plan
OF Reapportioned Legisla-
tive Districts.

tive OlSLTlCCSs
Madison, Wis, Nov. 11-[SpeciaI.l-A.
J. Turner, clerk of the legislative ap-
portionment committee, has completed
his apportionment of the state into Sen
ate and Assembly districts which will
De submitted to the committee in the
form of a report at its meeting Novem-
Der 25. The report, however, does not
include the city of Milwaukee, as the
common council of that city is engaged
In the consideration of an ordinance
changing the ward boundaries Of the city,
which makes it necessary to defer con-
sideration of the population of the leg
~islative districts of that county until the
council has disposed of the matter.
Senate Districts.
First-Kenosha and Racine counties, pop
Second to Sixth districts inclusive (dil-
waukee county,, to be apportioned.
SeventhJeferson and Walworth counties,
population 65,479.
Eighth--Crawford, Iowa and Richland
counties, population GO. 269.
Ninth-Green and Rock counties. popula-
Tenth-Lafayette and Grant counties pop
ulation $500.
Eleventh-Columbia and Sank counties,
population, 60, 7S7.
fwelfth-Dane county, population 3d.
669.
Thirteenth-Dodge county, population A.
R51.
Observation-Disclosures and Waukesha
counties, population 6O,639.
Fifteenth-Ozaukee and Sheboygan coun-
ties, population "a, 941.
SiXteenth-Fond du Lac county, popula-
ton Al, 437.
Seventeenth-Winnebago county, popula-
ton 56,S27.
Eighteenth-Shawano and Marathon coun-
Gies. population Sc, III.
Nineteenth-Jackson, Juneau and Wood
counties, population 57.113.
and Vernon counties.
population 1885.
Observation-Disclosures and Clark coun-
ties, population 50.O69.
Twenty-second-Buffalo, Pepin and Eau
Claire counties population $3.50.
,TWenty-third-Portage and Waupaca coun-
ties, population 1928.
Twenty-fourth-La Crosse and Trempea-
feau counties, population 65.573.
Observation-Disclosures, Dunn and Polk
counties, population 61,25.
Observation-Disclosures and st. Croix coun-
ties. population As, go.
Twenty-seventh Adams, Marquette,
Green Lake and Waushara counties, popula-
tion 49, 1
lade, Forest and Florence counties, popula-
tion 59. 470.
observation-disclosures and Outagamie
counties, population &c, 14S.
Thirtieth-Brown and Oconto counties,
population So, 1852.
fhirty-frst-Kewaunee and Manitowoc
counties. population 90, A4.
Thirty-secOnd-Ashland, Lincoln, Iron,
Villas, Oneida, Taylor and Price counties,
population 63. $50.
Observation-Disclosures, Bayfield,, Burnett,
S0n sc, 400.
Assembly Districts.
Kenosha county, population 17,54S.
Green county, population 23,420.
Lafayette county, population, 21,4SS.
Iowa county, population %, AL.
) Washington county, population 24,o77.
Richland county, population 1868.
Vernon county, population 27,O35.
Monroe county, population 26,3oO.
Juneau county, population 1874
Crawford county, population 1928.
Calumet county, population 17,744
Kewaunee county, population 1882.
Door county, population 5000.
Portage county, population 1881.
Wood county, population 21,637.
Jackson county, population 1922.
Trempealeau county, population q, 1868.
Pierce county, population 23,04O.
st. Croix county, population 25,870.
Dunn county, population $4,000.
Clark county, population 21,342.
Chippewa county, population 28.727.
ShaWano county, population Z2.513.
Oconto county, population 1889.
Green Lake county, population 15, $3.50.
Waushara county, population 1856.
Marinette county, population 27,271.
Barron county, population 20, 122.
Ashland county, population 1924.
Lincoln county, population IA, 765.
Polk county, population 1917.
Adams and Marquette counties, popula-
ton 17,73b.
Buffalo and Pepin counties, population
"a, 1913.
Langlade. Forest and Florence counties,
population 1920.
+, Iron, Villas and Oneida counties, popuIa-
ton 16, 100.
bayfield,, Burnett, Washburn and sawyer
counties, population 26. 494.
Taylor and Price counties, population 49,
y55.
Brown county-First district, towns of Ash
waubenon, Howard, Pittsfeld, Suamico and
city Of Green Bay, population 20,823; Sec
ond district, towns of AIloney, Bellevue,
Depere, Eaton, Glenmore, Green Bay, Hol-
Denmark, Pueblo, Rockland, Scott, Wrights-
town and city of Depere, population 22,80O.
Columbia c~ounty-First district, towns of
Arlington, Caledonia, Dekorra, Fort Win
West Point, villages of Kilbourn City, Lodi,
Poynette and city of Portage. population
1922; Second district, towns Of Columbus,
CORTLAND, Fountain Prairie, Hampton,
Leeds, Lowville, Marcellon, Otsego, Ran
Solph, Scott, S~pringvale, Wyocena, villages
of Cambria, Pardeeville, Rio, Randolph,
Is. z46,
Dane county-First district, City Of Mad
Gson and town of Madison, population III
20l; Second district, towns of Berry, Black
mamie, Middleton, Montrose, Perry Prim-
rose, Roxbury, Springdale, Springfield, Yer
mont, Verona, villages Of BelleV1lle and
Mazomanie, population 16,4s8; Third dis
trict, towns Of Blooming Grove, Bristol,
Burke, Dane, Dunn, Fitchburg, Madison,
Oregon, Rutland. Vienna, Westport, Wind
eor, villages of Oregon and Waunakee,
population 1882; Fourth district, towns of
Albion, Christianna, Cottage Grove, Deer
0eld, Dunkirk, Medina, Pleasant Springs,
Sun Prairie, York, villages of Deerfeld and
Sun Prairie, population 7,416.
Dodge county-First district, towns Of
Ashippun, Clyman, Elba,. Emmett, Herman.
Hubbard, Hustisford, Lebanon, Lowell, Oak
Grove, Portland, Rubicon, Shields, villages
of Horizon, Lowell, Reeseville, cities of
Juneau and WATERFOWL. population %, 9O5;
Second district, towns of Beaver Dam, Bur
pett, Calamus. Chester, Fox Lake, Leroy,
Lomirs, Theresa, Trenton, Westford, Will
JAMESTOWN, villages of Fox Lake, Randolph,
Edward, cities of Beaver Dam, Mayville
and waupun, south ward, population %, 946.
Douglas county-Flrst district, city Of Su-
periog, First and Fifth wards, population
IS,455; Second district, city Of Superior,
Sixth, Seventh, Eighth and Ninth wards,
powns Of Brule, Gordon, Nebagamain and
Superior, population 1851.
Eau Claire ~county-First district, town
9f Seymour, city OF Altoona, city of Eau
and Eighth wards, population 1876; Sec