Mexico Missouri message. (Mexico, Audrain County, Mo.) 1899-1918, 1912-06-13
.NEWSf MISSOURI
TO ReDlsTRlcT STATE.
G. o. p. TO Submit to Voters Senate
rial Apportionment.


getting signatures of per cent OF the
voters of the state to agree to plan
of senatorial redistricting to be voted
upon at the fall election.
Following are the proposed districts,
their population in and the Republi-
can or Democratic majority in 1908
and 1910. as based upon the vote for
supreme Judge:
First-Atchison, Andrew, Holt,
Worth, Gentry. Republican majority,
1908, S17; 1910, 157. Population, 81
900.
Second-Buchanan Democratic ma
jority. 1908. 1,451; 1910, 2,5O3. Popu
lation, $4,000.
Third-De Kalb, Clinton, Caldwell
Clay and Ray. Democratic majority
1908, 5,155; 1910, 5523. Population
$4,000
Fourth-Harrison Mercer, Grundy
Livingston and Daviess. Republican
majority, 1908, 5000; 1910, 1882. Pop
ulation, $4,000.
Fifth, Seventh and Ninth-Jackson
county. Democratic majority, 1908,
5.4S5; 1910, 1923. Population. 2s4,-
900.
Sixth-Putnam, Schuyler, Sullivan,
Adair, Macon and Linn. Republican
majority, 1908. 1921; 1910, 1873. Pop
ulation, 100000
Eighth-Scotland, Clerk, Knox, Lew
is, Shelby and Marion. Democratic
majority, 1908, 4,26S; 1910, 4,724. Pop
ulation $1,000.
Tenth-Randolph Howard, Boone
and Galloway. Democratic majority,
1908, 1855; 1910, S.S71. Population.
10000.
Eleventh-Ralls. Monroe, Audrain,
Pike and Lincoln. Democratic ma
joTity, 1908. 7,44O; 1910 500. Popu-
lation, $4,000.
! Twelfth-Carroll Charlton, Lafay-
cite and Saline. Democratic major
ity, 1908. 2,247; 1910, 1882. Popula-
ton, 1914 900
Thirteenth-Cass, Bates, Henry and
Johnson Democratic majority, 1908,
2,672; 1910, 1899. Population, 100000.
Fourteenth-Cole, Usage, Miller,
Maries, Camden Pulaski and Laclede.
Republican majority, 1908, Cos; 1910,
70. Population, 102, 900.
Fifteenth-Cooper Pettis, Moniteau,
Morgan and Benton. Republican ma
jority, 1908. 1858; 1910, 1,O12. Popu-
lation, $4,000.
Standardization, Dade, Cedar. st.
Clair and Vernon. Democratic major
ity, 1908, G27; 1910, 9SS. Population,
$4,000.
Seventeenth - Christian, Webster.
Wright, Stone, Douglas, fancy and
Ozark. Republican majority. 1908,
5,047; 1910, 1926. Population, 101 900.
Eighteenth-Jasper Republican ma
jority, 1908. Ss9; 1910, 931. Popula-
ton, 10000.
Nineteenth - Dunklin. Mississippi,
New Madrid and Pemiscot. Democrat
ic majority, 1908, 2.O97; 1910, 2,97O.
Population, $4,000.
Standardization, Barry. Law
renee and Mcdonald. Republican ma
jority 1908, COS; 1910, 459. Popula-
ton, $1,000.
nty-frst-Bollinger Cape Girar-
deau, Scott and Stoddard. Democrat
ic majority, 1908, 23O; 1910, SO. Popu-
lation, $4,000.
Twenty-second - Hickory, Dallas,
Polk and Greene. Republican major
ity, 1908, 2,4S2; 1910, 2,435, Popula.
ton, 10000
Decentralization Warren
st. Charles, Gasconade and Franklin
Republican majority, 1908, 6,0G6; 1910
5,555. Population, $4,000.
Twenty -fourth-Carter, Ripley. Ore
gon, Butler, Howell and Wayne. Dem
ocratic majority, 1908, us; 1910, Cpl.
Population, 10000.
Twenty-fifth-St. Louis and Jeffer-
son. Republican majority, 1908, $500;
1910. 6,4SO. Population, 10000.
Twenty-siXth-Was ST. Fran
co.'s, Ste. Genevieve, Perry. Repub-
licaa majority, 1908, 1922; 1910, AIT.
Population, $4,000.
Twenty-seventh, Twenty-ninth. Thir-
tieth, Thirty-first, Thirty,second, Thlr-
ty-third and Thirty-fourth-St. Louis.
Republican majority, 1908, 1891:
1910, 24,739. Population 6S7O0O.
Twenty-eighth - Phelps, Crawford,
Dent, Iron, Reynolds, Shannon. Texas,
Democratic majority, 1908, Las; 1910,
1896. Population, $4,000.
Republican districts outside of Jack
son county and st, Louis, twelve
Democratic districts outside of Jack.
son county and st. Louis, twelve.
Total Republican majorities for
1908, 41,13O; for 1910 50,310
Total Democratic majorities for
1908, 1880; for 1910, 47,197.
Bggs Heads Labor Men.