The Montgomery advertiser., 1901-06-28

ties. at its first session after the taking
 of the decennial census of the United
 States in the year 1910. as herein pro-
 vided, the counties of Autauga. Bald
 win. Blob, Blount. Cherokee, Chiffon,
 Choctaw, Clay, Cleburne, Coffee, Col
 bert, Conecuh, Coosa Covington, Cren-
 shaw. Cullman, Dale, DeKalb, Escam-
 bia, Fayette, Franklin, Geneva, Greene,
 Lamar Lawrence. Limestone Macon,
 Marion, Marshall, Monroe, Pickens,
 Randolph, St. Clair, Shelby, Washing
 ton and Winston shall each have one
 Representative; the counties of Bar
 bour. Bullock, Butler, Calhoun, Cham
 bers, Clarke. Elmore. Etowah. Hale, Henry, Jackson, Lauderdale, Lee,
 Lowndes. Madison, Marengo. Morgan, Perry, Pike, Russell. Sumter, Talla-
 dega, Talapoosa, Tuscaloosa, Walker and Wilcox shall each have two Rep
 resentatives; the counties of Dallas and
 Mobile shall each have three Repre-
 sentatives; and the county of Jefferson
 shall have seven Representatives.
 Sec. :. Until the General Assembly
 shall divide the State into Senatorial
 districts, as herein provided. the Sena-
 torial districts shall be as follows:
 First District, Lauderdale and Lime
 stone; Second District, Lawrence and
 Morgan; Third District, Blount, Cullman
 and Winston; Fourth District, Madi-
 son; Fifth District, Jackson and Mar
 shall: Sixth District. Etowah and St.
 Clair; Seventh District, Calhoun;
 Eighth District, Talladega; Ninth Dis
 trict, Chambers and Randolph; Tenth
 District, Tallapoosa and Fillmore; Elev-
 enth District, Jefferson; Fourteenth District Pickens and Sumter; Eff
 teenth District. AutSuga, Chiffon and
 Shelby; Sixteenth DisWict, Lowndes;
 Seventeenth District, Butler Conecuh
 and Covington; Eighteenth District,
 Bibb and Perry; Nineteenth District,
 Choctaw, Clarke and Washington;
 Twentieth District Marengo; Twenty
 first District, Baldwin. Escambia and
 Monroe; Twenty second District, Will
 cox; Twenty-third District, Henry
 Twenty-fourth District, Barbour Twenty-fifth District, Coffee, Crenshaw
 and Pike; Twenty-sixth District, Bull lock and Macon; Twenty-seventh Dis trict. Lee and Russell; Twenty-eighth District, Montgomery; Twenty ninth District, Cherokee and DeKalb; Thir- tieth District. Dallas; Thrty-tirst Dis trict. Colbert, Franklin and Marion;
 Thirty-second District. Greene and Hale; Thirty-third District. Mobile; ? Thirty fourth District, Cleburne, Clay
 and Coosa; Thirty-fifth District, Dale l and Geneva.
 ! I, return herewith all ordinances re- g ferred to committee.
 s p. H. Pitts,
 Chairman Committee on Representa- l tion.
 I Mir. President:
 f submit herewith a report of mi B nority of the Committee on Representa' . tion. P. H. Pitts, I Chairman Committee on Representa- s tion.
 !, Minority report of Committee on ] Representa- tion.
 MT. President:
 r The undersigned members of the 5 Committee on Representation beg leave l to submit the following report: l We recommend that Section 2 be - amended by striking out the words 7 "one hundred and five members" and
 insert hundred members, Also by I striking out the words next session" f and insert first session"
 We also recommend the striking out t all the first part of Section down to - the words Mixed by law" and insert
 in lieu The General Assembly may f after the adoption of this Constitution s and shall after its first session, after
 each decennial census of the United
 States thereafter"-
 . We further recommend the striking
 out of all the fiGst part of Section g down to the words into as many F senatorial districts and insert instead
 "The General Assembly may after the t adoption of this Constitution and shai
 at it's first session after each decennia
 census of the United States thereafter = fix by law the number of Senators and = divide the State"--
 = We further recommend that Section
 be amended as follows:
 n Sec. 6. Until the General Assembly a shall make an apportionment of Rep. = resentatives among the several coun- = ties of Autauga, Baldwin, Bibb, Blount e Butler Cherokee, Chiffon, Choctaw
 Clay, Cleburne, Coffee, Colbert, Cone e cuh, Coosa, Covington, Crenshaw, Gull f man, Dale. DeKalb, Fillmore. Escamba
 Etowah, Fayette. Franklin. Geneva | Green, Lamar, Lawrence, Limestone = Macon, Marion, Marshall, Monroe
 Pickens, Randolph, Shelby, St. Clair V Walker, Washington, Winston, shal
 each elect one representative. Int
 Counties of Barbour. Bullock, Calhoun l. Chambers, Clarke. Hale. Henry, Jack '- son, Lee, Lauderdale. Lowndes, Madi # son, Marengo, Morgan. Perry. Pike j. Russell. Sumter. Talladega, Tallapoosa
 Tuscaloosa and Wilcox shall each cleo
 two representatives The counties O - Dallas and Mobile shall each elect thre' h representatives. The County of Mont e1 gomery shall elect four representative;
 and the county of Jefferson shall cleo $ six representatives.
 l. We further recommend that Section W be amended as follows:
 1t Section :. Until the General Assem- e bly, shall divide the State into Sena e torial Districts, the Senatorial Districts '- shall be: First District. Lauderdal' y and Limestone; Second. Lawrence anC e Morgan; Third, Winston. Blount anC $ Cullman; Fourth. Madison; Fifth y Jackson and Marshall; Sixth, Etowai d and St. Clair; Seventh, Calhoun anC n Cleburne; Eighth, Talladega anc l. Clay; Ninth, Randolph and Chambers l. Tenth, Talladesa and Coosa; Eleventh Il Tuscaloosa; Twelfth, Lamar, Fayettt e and Walker; Thirteenth, Jefferson
 Fourteenth, Pickens and Sumter; Eff e teenth, Chiffon, Shelby and Fillmore Il Sixteenth, Autauga and Lowndes Seventeenth, Butler, Conecuh and Gov IT ington; Eighteenth, Perry and Bibb Y Nineteenth, Choctaw, Clarke ant T Washington; Twentieth. Marengo II Twenty-hrst, Monroe, Escambia am .e Baldwin; Twenty second, Wilcox ,ss Twenty third, Henry. Dale and Gene -t va; Twenty-fourth, Barbour; Twenty '' fifth, Pike Coffee and Crenshaw; Twen
 ty-sixth, Macon and Bullock; Twenty lo seventh, Lee and Russell; Twenty II eighth. Montgomery; Twenty-nintf - DeKalb and Cherokee: Thirtieth, Dal
 las. Thirty-first, Colbert, Franklin an