Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1910-11-15
Judicial Senatorial and Re-
preventative Districts are
Finally Decided Upon
NO GERRYMANDER PERMITTED
Every County and Both Parties
Have Been Fairly Treated
in Arrangement.

tOr1aI ana the representative ulSlIISls.
The report of the Committee on Ap-
portionment which here follows, is
seen to be very fair one, both from
the political and the population stand
point:
To the President and Delegates of the
Constitutional Convention:
Your Committee on Apportionment
begs leave to submit the following re-
port.
EUGENIO ROMERO,
Chairman
SOLOMON LUNA, Secretary.
A. B. FALL,
H. o. BURSUM,
E. A. MIERA,
CHARLES SPRINGER,
VENCESLAO JARAMILLO,
Judicial Districts.
(Also District Attorney Districts)
First District-Santa Fe, Rio Arriba
and San Juan Counties
Second District-Bernalillo, McKin
ley and Sandoval Counties.
Third District-Dona Ana, Lincoln
Otero and Torrance Counties.
Fourth District-San Miguel, Mora
and Guadalupe Counties.
Fifth District-RooseVelt, Curry. Ed
dy and Chaves Counties.
Sixth District-Luna and Gran
Counties.
Seventh District-Socorro, Valen
cia and Sierra Counties.
Eighth District = Taos, Colfax
Union and Quay Counties.
Senatorial Districts.
1st. San Miguel / member.
End. San Miguel and Mora, 1 mem
ber.
3rd. Guadalupe and San Miguel
member.
4th. Rio Arriba, member.
5th. San Juan, Sandoyal and Ber
nalillo, 1 member.
9Th. Rio Arriba and Sandoval,
member.
7th. Bernalillo, / member.
Sth Colfax, l member.
9th. Union and Colfax, member.
ITO be a resident of Union county
and to be elected by the qualified
electors of Union and Colfax coun
ties)
10th. Santa Fe, / member.
18th. Taos, member.
18th. Valencia, 1 member.
18th. Sierra, Grant, Luna and So
corro, member.
14th. Socorro, / member
18th. Torrance, Otero, Lincoln ant
Socorro, member.
10th. Dona Ana, 1 member.
18th. Mckinley, member.
18th. Otero and Lincoln, member
18th. Chaves, member.
10th. Eddy, member.
21st. Roosevelt, l member.
22nd. Quay, l member.
23rd. Curry, member.
oath. Grant, / member.
House of Representatives.
/. Valencia, 2 members.
2. Socorro, members.
s. B0Tudllllo, h0lnpOiS.
4. Santa Fe, 2 members.
S. Rio Arriba, members.
6. San Miguel, 8 members.
Z. Mora, members.
8. Colfax, 2 members.
9. Taos, 2 members.
10. Sandoval, member.
IL, Union, Q members.
IL. Torrance, / member.
Is. Guadalupe, member.
IA. Mckinley, 2 members.
Is. Dona Ana, 2 members.
16. Lincoln, 1 member.
II. Otero, / member.
Is. Chayes, members.
10. Eddy, 2 members.
20. Roosevelt, / member.
81. Luna, member.
%. Grant, members.
%. Sierra, member.
"a. San Juan, / member.
25. Quay, 2 members.
26. Curry, member.
81. Rio Arriba and Sandoval,
member
2S. Torrance, Santa Fe, and Qua
dalupe, member.
20. Colfax, Union, Quay and Sal
Miguel, / member.
80. Lincoln, Otero and Socorro,
member.
It was 2:30 p. m. when the conven
ton was again called to order.
Eugenio Romero Immediately fo
the Committee on Apportionment pre-
sented its report and upon motion o
Solomon Luna, the rules were sus
pended and the report taken up.
W. B. Walton stated that the thre
minority members did not sign the re
port, namely, G. r. Brice, James
Hinkle, and w. B. Walton. When b
came as delegate to the convention
it was with the firm purpose to writ
constitution acceptable to the pee
pie. voicing only his own sent
ments he was up to last evening dis
posed to support the adoption Of tn
constitution. He objected to the un
lucky senatorial district No. 13, AM
because it included the county o
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