Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1900-09-03
AS TO THE GENERAL ELECTION
Salt Lake city. Sept, l, 1900.

10 the Editor
Would you kindly publish IN the
News" the list OF legislative districts
senatorial and representa- tive--with the
names, politics and districts represent
"a BIZ the hold-over senators2 The
information would be OF general value
nov 10 all concerned in the coming
election SUbsChlbEI~
In response 90 the foregoing letter
from a prominent citizen we here pre-
sent the list Of legislative districts as
provided for IN the State Constitution.
Weabbreylate the phraseology TO avoid
wasting space. These are the Repre-
sentative dlstrictsi
Until otherwise provided by law
representatives shall be apporuoned
among the several counties Of the state
as follows: Provided, that In any fu-
ture apportlonment made by the Leg.
islature. each county shall be entitled
10 al least one representative,
The county OF Box Elder shall con-
stitutS the First representative district
and be entitled TO one Representatives
Second district the county Of Cache
with three Representatives.
Third district, the county OF Rich
one Representative
Fourth district, the county OF Weber
four Representatives.
Fifth District the county Of Morgan
one Representative.
Sixth district. the county Of Davis
one Representative.
Seventh district, the county OF Tooele,
one Representative.
Eighth district, the county Of Salt
Lake. ten Representatives.
Ninth district. the county Of Summit,
one Representative
Tenth district, the county OF Wa
satch. one Representative.
Eleventh district, the county Of Utah,
four Representatives.
Twelfth district the county OF Uin-
tab. one representative.
Thirteenth district, the county or
Juab, one representative.
Fourteenth district. the county OF
eanpete two representatives.
Fifteenth district the county OF Car
bon one representative,
sixteenth district. the county OF En-
cry, one representative.
Seventeenth district the county or
Grand, one representative,
Eighteenth district, the county OF
SEWER. one representative.
Nineteenth district, the county OF
Willard, one representative.
Twentieth district. the county OF
Beaver, one representative,
Twenty-frst district, the county OF
Piute, one representative.
Twenty-second district, the county OF
Wayne, tne representative
TWenty-third district, the county OF
Garfield. one Representatives
Twenty- fourth district, the county OF
Iron. one representative.
Twenty-hfth district, the county oil
Washington. one representative.
Twenty-sxth district the county OIL
Kano one representative,
Twenty-seyenth district, the county
Of San Juan, one representative
Following are the senatorial districts
Untn otherwise provided by law thD
senatorial districts ehall be constituted
and numbered as follows;
The counties Of BoXelder and Tooel
shall constitute the First district anl
be entitled 10 one senator.
Seocnd district. the county OF Cache
with one senator.
Third district. the counties OF Rich
Morgan and Davis, one senator.
Fourth district, the county OF weber
two senators.
Firth district. the COUNTIES OF SUNNI
and Wasatch, one senator,
sixth district. the county Of Sal
Lake, five senators.
Seventh district, the county OF Utal
two senators.
Eighth district the counties Of Jua
and Millsrd, one senator.
Ninth district, tho county OF Sanpet
one senator,
Tenth district the counties OF Sevle
Wayne, Piute and Garfield, one eenato
Eleventh district, the counties Of Bea
yer, Iron. Washington and Kane. on
senator,
Twelfth district the counties Of En-
cry, Carbon. uintah, Grand and 5a
Juan, one senator
There are 70 be elected for the ncl
legislature nine senators, one eac
from the First, Third, Fourth Fiji
Eighth, and Tenth districts, and thr'
from the Sixth district Forty-h'
representatives are TO be elected fro
all the districts,
Following Is list Of the nine hol,
over senators, with their politics. az
the senatorial districts they represen
Joseph Howells, Republican, Secor
senatorial district.
Fred. J. Kiesel Democrat Four
district,
r. X. Thomas and orson T. whitne
Democrats sixth district
Abram O. SmoOt and Abel Jot
Evans Democrats. Seventh district
Ferdinand Alder Republican, Mn
district
r. r. Tanner, Democrat, Eleven
district
Harden Bennlon. Democrat Twelf
district
AZ the same general election th
year State officers for the ensuing fo'
years win be chosen by popular ro'
as follows. Governor. Secretary
State. Auditor. Treasurer, At;orn'
General Superintendent OF Public Il
strucuou. There win be one Justi
Of the Supreme Court voted for q
term ~ whose office will be six yeai
A Representative in Congress will all
BE- elected Tor the term OF two years.
There should be- a general intere
among the people OF Utah In the ir
portant election TO take place on y
vember G. 1900 Every citizen Of pro
er age and residence ought 10 ta
care 20 be duly registered. The o
registration viii not answer. Entire
new lists OF voters viii have 20
made and the Information should