The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1911-01-14

Nestos which was submitted yester-
day afternoon in the house. 1t pro-
vides for membership Of fifty in the
senate which is the constitutional
limit, with membership of 125 in
the house.
Grand Forks county, under the pro-
visions OF this bill, is given two legis-
lative districts, the Fifth and the
Sixth, while the Seventh district, now
comprising part of the city of Grand
Forks and the southeastern section
of the county, is made up Of a part of
Morton county.
The Fifth district, as provided by
the new bill, would be made up of
the county of Grand Forks outside of
Grand Forks city and Grand Forks
township, while the Sixth district
would be made up of Grand Forks
city and township. One senator and
four representatives would be given
to the Fifth district, while one senator
and three representatives would be
given to the Sixth district.
The changes over the state as pro-
vided for by this measure are inter-
esting.
Pembina county would be given one
senator and four representatives and
would be known as the Second dis
trict, while the First district, now
made up of a part of the county and
represented for SO many years by
Judson LaMoure, would be made up
OF Renville county and would be en-
titled to one senator and one repre-
sentative.
Walsh county would be made up of
two districts and would be entitled
to two senators and three representa-
tives, as against two senator's and
five representatives as at present.
Trail county with one senator and
three representatives; Cass county
with three senator's and seven rep
resentatives, and Richland county
with two senators and four represent
atives, remain unchanged.
Cavalier county would lose one
member of the senate, the number of
legislative districts being cut down to
one, while 1t would be given four
members Of the house as against three
at the present time.
Rolette county is given an addition
al member of the house, making one
senator and two representatives from
that county.
Benson county is given an addition
al house member, making one senator
and three representatives.
Towner county's representation ia
cut down, one representative being
dropped, leaving one senator and one
representative.
stutsman county is given two legis-
lative districts and is given two SEN
ators and three representatives, as
against one senator and three repre-
sentatives under the present appor-
tionment.
Wells county adds one representa-
tive giving it one senator and three
representatives.
Morton county gets two legislative
districts emitting it to two senators
and Six representatives as against one
senator and three representatives
under the present apportionment.
Emmons and Kidder counties, in
stead of one senator and two repre-
sentatives as at present, are given one
senator and four representatives.
Burleigh county adds one house
member, giving it one senator and
three representatives.
Mcintosh and Logan counties add
one house member, giving them one
senator and three representatives.
The present county of Williams will
have one senator and three repre-
sentatfves as against one senator and
two representatives in the present
counties of Mckenzie, Williams and
Divide.
Billings and Bowman are in one
district and are given one senator and
three representatives, the same as at
present.
Ward county is given two senator's
and six representatives, while under
the present apportionment Ward,
Burke and Renville have two senators
and eight representatives. Renville
gets one senator and one representa-
tive, while Burke county is Joined
with Divide county and gets one SEN
ator and four representatives.
Mountrail and Mckenzie are in
cluded in one district and get one
senator and four representatives.
Mclean county gets one senator
and four representatives instead of
one senator and two representatives
as at present.
Hettinger and Adams, in one dis
trict, are given one senator and three
representatives instead of two repre-
sentatives as at present.
Mercer, Oliver and Dunn are left
with one senator and three represents
atives as at present.
Bottineau county keeps two legisla-
tive districts but loses one house
member, leaving it with two senator's
and two representatives.
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