Omaha daily bee., 1905-02-16
COMMITTEE HAS APPoRTIoNMENT
Number of Changes Made in the
McAnlster Measure.
(From a Stan Correspondent)

(From q Staff Correspondent)
LINCOLN, Feb. l5.-(Special. 1.-The house
committee on apportionment has killed the
McAllister reapportionment bill and this
morning introduced a new measure. The
bill gives Douglas county thirteen represen-
tatives, an increase Of four, and four sena-
tors. an increase of one. The McAlister
bill gave 1t the same, with an additional
float representative. Following is a text of
the committee bill:
No. 1-Richardson and Nemaha, one sena-
No 2-otoe, johnson and Pawnee, one
No. S-Cass and Otoe, one senator.
No. 4-Douglas, four senators.
No 5-Dodge and Washington, one sena-
No 6-Cuming and Burt one senator.
No 7-Thurston. Dakota, Dixon and
No s"Knox. Pierce and Antelope, one
No. s-Madison, Stanton and Wayne, one
No. IO-Platte and Colfax, one senator.
No. 1l-Saunders and Sarpy, one senator.
No. 12-Lancaster, two senators.
No. 13-Gage, one senator.
No. 14-Jefferson and Thayer, one senator.
No. 15-Seward and Saline, one senator
No. 16-York and Fillmore, one senator.
No. 17-Hamiton and Clay. one senator.
No, 1S-Merriok Nance and Boone, one
No. is-Boyd. Holt Wheeler, Greeley and
Garfield, one senator.
No; 2o-sherman, Valley, Custer. Blaine
and Loup, one senator.
No. E-Hall and Howard, one senator.
No. 2s-Adams and Kearney one senator.
No. 2-Polk and Butler, one senator.
No. 25-Webster, Franklin and Nuckolls,
one senator
Chase and Dundy, one senator.
No. 27-Furnas, Red Willow, Harlan and
Hitchcock, one senator
No. 8-Lincoln,. Perkins, Keith, Deuel.,
Chevenne, Kimball, Banner, Logan, Scott's
Bluff. Mcpherson. Thomas, Hooker and
No. 29-Keya Paha, Rock. Brown. Cherry,
Sheridan Dawes Box Butte and Sioux, one
senator.
REPRESENTATIVE DISTRICTS.
No. 1-Richardson, two representatives.
No. 2.-Nemaha, one representative
NO. EPawnee, one representative.
NO. 4-Johnson, one representative.
No. 6-Otoe, two representatives.
No. 6-Cass, two representatives.
no 11Sarpy; one representative.
NO. 9-Washington. one representative.
No. 10-Burt. one representative.
No. l1-Burt and Washington one repre-
No. l2-Dakota and Thurston, one repre-
sentative. y ...-.a
No. 1s-Cuming, one representative.
representative.
No. l5-pixon, one representative.
No. 16-Saunders, two representatives
No. 17-Lancasttf. six Representatives.
No. 1S-Gage three representatives.
INO. l5-JeHeTSOn, one representative,
No. 2O-Thayer, one representatives
No. N-Thayer and Jefferson, one rep
resentative.
No. 22Lsaline. one representative.
No. 23-Ffllmore, one representative
No: A-Saline and Fillmore, one repre-
No. 25-seward, one representative.
NO. 2S-Butler one representative.
No. N-Seward and Butler, one repre-
No. 2s-York, one representative.
No. 29-Hamilton,, one representative.
No. @-York and Hamilton, one represent
No. 31-Polk, one representative.
NO SS-SolIax, one representative.
NO. 3S-Piatte, one representative.
NO. 34-Platte and Nance, one represent
No. S5-Madison. one representative
NO, S6-Stanton and Wayne, one repre-
No. 37-Pierce and Wayne, one represent
No. 3S-Madison, Stanton. WavnA and
Pierce, one representative,
No. S9-Cedar, one representative.
NO 4I|knox one representative.
no. 4EBoone; one representative.
No. 4S-Merrick one representative.
no. 44-Clay, one representative.
No. 46-Nuckolls one representative
representative.
No. ls-AdamS, one representative.
NO. 60-Hali, one representatives
:. No. 51-Adams and Hall, one representa-
No. 52-Howard, one representative
No. S-Sherman, Valley, Wheeler, Greeley
apS Garffidii 6it two REPRESENTATIVES,
No. 55-Boyd one Representatives
No. 56-Keya Paha Rock and Brown,
No. 57-Custer, Loup, Blaine and Thomas,
one representative.
No No s Sss-Suster, Custer, one representative.
No. 6O-Kearney, one representative