Pullman herald. [volume] (Pullman, W.T. [Wash.]) 1888-1989, 1911-03-03
EAST SIDE WILL HAVE AVE, , ,,,,,,,..
hA MORE REPRESENTATIVES,
Additional Representation
u,u Come From East Side of
Mountains

o,rmnia. Wash.-As a result OF
-,aventh hour break between King
a. IA the COW counties after an at
'amnted reconciliation. the entire ad-
,,.iona1 representation in the next
,.,oture will be on the east side of
Ne mountains.
IN lIbe house Spokane will get
one more representative and Yakima
more. If the Pend d'Oreille coun-
- hill passes a new county will also
20 one representative, adding three
CONSERVATIVES to the east side and
,.,noing the lower house to IS, the
,stitutional limit. The west side
Tins will probably never be strong
enough to regain the ground lost.
In the upper house Yakima will
~ one more senator and another
,sg he provided by redistricting east
arm Washington counties generally
along lines of the previous COW coun-
~ Man This will bring the senate to
"A members
These changes provided in the APP
nortionment bill were finally intro
duced this morning by McArdle of
jefferson, leader of the COW coun-
ties. Almost the entire Spokane del
ogation is now working with the
COW counties and thus Spokane got
slight increase in representation
while King got none. Denman of Spo-
kane, McArdle's assistant is draw
ing up the bill.
The COW counties now claim that
as result of giving the East Side
two more senators instead of one as
previously planned, they will have a
clear majority in both houses.
Senate districts will be as follows:
First Douglas, Ferry, Okanogan;
Second, Stevens, Pend d'Oreille,
Third to Seventh, inclusive, Spokane;
Eighth, and Ninth, Whitman; Tenth,
Asotin, Columbia, Garfield Elev-
enth, Adams, Franklin, quarter
Walla Walla; Twelfth, remainder
Wala Walla.
Thirteenth, Grant, Chelan; Four
teenth Kittitas; Fifteenth and Six
tenth, Yakima; Seventeenth, Klicki-
tat Benton; Eighteenth, Lincoln;
Nineteenth, Clarke; Twentieth, Lew
is; Twenty-frst, Cowlitz, Skamania;
Twenty-second, Pacific, Wahkiakum;
Twenty-third, Thurston; Twenty
fourth, aMson; Twenty-ffth, Che
halls; Twenty-sixth, Clallam, San
Juan, Jefferson; Twenty-seventh and
Twenty--eighth, Snohomish Twenty
ninth and Thirtieth, Whatcom; Thir-
ty-frst, Skagit; Thirty-second to
Thirty-ninth, inclusive; King; For
tieth to Forty-fourth, Pierce.
Second Representative District
Townships of Blanchard, Chattaroy,
Colbert, Coulee, Deer Park, Denni-
son, Elk, Five Mile, Green Bluffs,
Milan, Mount Carlton, Newman,
Nine Mile, lone, Pleasant Prairie,
Stevens, Wayside, town of Deer
Park, Mead township, except that
south of section 27, between Hillyard
and Spokane.
Third representative District
townships of Buckeye, Cheney, Deep
creek, Duncan, East Cheney, Espan-
ola, Graves, Marshall, Meadow Lake
sparkle, Spence, Tyler, West Span
gle, city of Cheney.
Fourth Representative District
townships of Chester, East Spokane,
FAIRFIELD, Greenacres, Latah, McIn-
tosh, Mica, Moran, Mt. Hope, Oppor-
UNITY, Rock Valley, South Moran
'alleyford, Waverly and towns of
FAIRFIELD, Latah, Rockford, Waiver
ly
The Fifth, Sixth, Seventh, eighth,
Ninth, Tenth, Eleventh and Twelfth
representative Districts will embrace
the city of Spokane and outlying
towns.
lhlrd Senatorial District Second
"nu Ihlrd representative districts.
fourth Senatorial District-Fourth
'nd Fifth representative districts.
flftn Senatorial District-Sixth
'nu seventh representative districts.
oXth Senatorial Districts Eighth
"nu Ninth representative districts,
seventh Senatorial District
-enth' Eleventh and Twelfth repre-
sentative districts.