The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1906-04-18
ODELL APPORTIONMENT PLAN.
RUNS PARSONS AND WILSON INTO
ONE DISTRICT. ~

Cuts R~osalsky's District into Quarters, On"
uterates thirteenth Senate District as
at Present OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
Assembly District Solid for Parsons.
The plan for the reapportionment OF the
Senate districts In New York county 70 De
presented by the Odell-Halpin faction OF
the local organization to the meeting TO
morrow Of the Republican county com
mittee wipes out entirely the Thirteenth
Senate district, now represented by Far
ney Martin, and provides for a new district
in the upper part of the city, to be made
UP of the annexed districts and part of the
T%hirtv-ffth.
If the Legislature should adopt the recon-
m%endations there will be a shuffling up
Of the boundaries of Assembly districts,
and, as was expected, the Twenty-fifth and
Twenty-seventh districts are so cut up
hat Herbert Parsons and William G. Will
son, the leaders of the two districts, Will
have only one leadership between them.
No attempt will be made in the report to
I've made Tomorrow night to outline the
boundaries Of the new Assembly districts.
The territories of the First, Second. Third,
Seventh and part of the Ninth districts
are to be put in the Senate territory now
represented by Daniel j. Riordan. The
present First and Third districts will disap-
I pear as districts.
The rearrangemen OF the Eleventh Sem
ate district, from which John {. Flt2-
gerald was elected. will take in the Sixth,
part of the Eighth and the Tenth and Four
tenth Assembly districts, 1t is the purpose
of the Oddities to divide up the present
Eighth among four neighboring districts
to damage Otto Rosalsky, the Republican
leader.
The present Twelfth Senate district
represented by Samuel j. Foley, will be
made over to include the Fourth, Twelfth,
Sixteenth and part Of the Eighth.
The present Eighteenth. Twentieth,
Twenty-second and Twenty"fourth As
sembly districts will form the new Four
teenth Senate district. II is designed to
divide up the territory of the Twentieth
among the three new Assembly districts
that are to be constructed. John S. Shea
is the Republican leader of The Twentieth.
Senator Elsberg's Fifteenth Senate dis
trict is to he added to, SO that it will CON
tain the Twenty-hfth CHerbert Parsons's)
the T~wenty-seventh, Twenty-ninth and
part of the Fifth Assembly districts.
Senator Quinn's district, the Sixteenth
Senate, is TO include the Eleventh, Thir-
teenth. Fifteenth INC Seventeenth AS
sembly districts. The plan il to divide up
the Thirteenth, George W. Wanmaker's. ,
The Eighteenth Senate district, for which
Jacob Marks sits. practically remains un-
touched and will comprise the Twenty
sixth, Twenty-eighth and Thirtieth AS
sembly districts.
The territory of the Seventeenth, Nine
teenth and Twentieth districts is to be
lessened and Senator Hawkins will have
enough of his hailiwick in the Thirty-fourth
Thirty-ffth and annexed district to provide
a new Senate district to take the place Of
Senator Martins obliterated district,
If Chairman Parsons makes an issue
between the adoption of his plans anc
those of the Odell factions at tomorrow
nights meeting of the county committed
the forty-eight Votes of the members from
the Twenty-third district will be cast a. {
unit in support of him. This result viii
come about because of the ending of thu
factional strife in the district between
Leader Moses H. Mckee and Attorney
General Mayer on the one side, and As
controls the Sterling Club, on the othej
side.