Marietta daily leader. (Marietta, Ohio) 1895-1906, 1901-04-09

Ninth; Franklin and P1ckaWay, the |
Tenth; Clark, Champaign and Madi-
son, the Eleventh; Miami, Darke and |
Shelby the Twelfth; Logan, Union.
Marion and Hardin, the Thirteenth;
Washington and Morgan, the Four
tenth; Muskingum and Perry, the Fiji
teenth; Delaware and Licking, the |
Sixteenth; Knox and Morrow. the Sew
enteenth; Coshocton and Tuscarawns, |
the Eighteenth; Guernsey and Mon
roe, the Nineteenth; Belmont and |
Harrison, the Twentieth; Carroll and
Stark, the Twenty-frst; Jefferson and
Columbiana, the Twenty second
Trumbull and Mahoning, the Twenty
third; Ashtabula, Lake and Geauga,
the Twenty-fourth; Cuyahoga, the
Twenty-fifth; Portage and Summit,
the Twenty-siXth; Medina and Lorain
the Twenty-seventh; Wayne and
Holmes, the Twenty-eighth; Ashland
and Richland, the Twenty-ninth; Hur-
on Erie, Sandusky and Ottawa the
L y
andot, the Thirty-frst; Mercer, Aug
laize, Allen, Van Vert, Pauldin,~, De-
fiance and Williams, the Thirty-second,
and Hancock, Wood, Lucas, Fulton,
Henry and Putnam, the Thirty~third.
The county of Lucas, forming part
of the Thirty-third Senatorial district,
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a full senatorial ratio, is made a sep
arate senatorial district, full senator
ial ratio being left in the district from
which it is taken; and the said county
of Lucas, shall constitute the Thirty
fourth Senatorial district.
The following Senatorial districts,
towit: the Seventh, the Eighth, the
Eleventh, the Twelfth, the Thirteenth,
the Twenty-frst, the Twenty-third the
Thirtieth and the Thirty-first shall be
severally entitled to one senator each
in each session of the decennial period.
The First district shall be entitled to
three senators in each session and one
! additional senator in the Third and
Fourth sessions of the decennial per-
iod
The Third district shall be entitled
to one senator in each session and ont
additional senator in the fifth session
of the decennial period.
The Tenth district shall be entitled
to one senator in each session and one
additional senator in the first, second
and third sessions of the decennial per-
| iod.
The Twenty-fifth district shall be
entitled to three senators in each ses-
sion of the decennial period.
The Thirty-second district shall be
entitled to one senator in each session
and one additional senator in the first,
second, third and fourth sessions OF
the decennial period
| The Thirty-third district shall be en-
titled to one senator in each session
and one additional senator in the thiT 1
| and fourth sessions of the decennial
period
The Thirty-fourth district shall be
| entitled to one senator in each session
and one additional senator in the fifth
session of the decennial period.
The Second district, composed of the
counties of Butler and Warren and the
| Fourth district, composed of the coun-
+iac nf proun apd NIarrnOpt bavina =
been annexed at a preceding apportion-
ment of them to elect separately, shall
| continue as one district, and shall be
entitled to one senator in each session
! of the decennial period
The Fifth district, composed of the
| counties of Clinton, Fayette and
| Greene, and the Sixth district. com
| posed of the counties of Highland and
Ross, having been annexed at pre-
ceding apportionment and not having
| acquired sufficient population to enti.
tie each of them to elect separately
shall continue as one district. ant
| shall be entitled to one senator in each
session and one additional senator il
the fifth session of the decennial per.
| iod.
The Ninth and Fourteenth districts
composed of the counties of Athens
Hooking, Fairfield, Morgan, Washing
ton and parts of the counties of Noble
and Monroe, having been annexed at I
preceding apportionment and not hay
ing acquired sufficient population to en-
| title each of them to elect separately
shall continue as one district, anC
shall be entitled to one senator in eacl
session and one additional senator il
the third and fourth sessions of tn,
decennial period.
The Fifteenth district, composed o
the counties of Muskingum and Per
ry, and the Sixteenth district. com
posed of the counties of Delaware AM
Licking, having been annexed at pre-
ceding apportionment, and not having
acquired sufficient population to entitl