The Hartford republican. (Hartford, Ky.) 18??-1926, 1916-03-10
MEASURE TO EEORGANIZE sEy.N-
TORIAL DISTRICTS WILL
I. BECOME LAW.
OHIO AND MUHLENBERG
Form Seventh While Butler Goes
With Allen and Warren
to Eleventh.

serious OppOsitl0n. Inc only change
made in the Seventh district is the
changing of Butler county to the
eleventh and leaving only Ohio and
Muhlenburg in this district. The
vote stood 23 to IL.
Voting for the bill were, Senators
F. Antle, Arnett, Bodies, Brock, Combs,
Evans, Ford, Helm, Huffaker, Hunts
man. Knight, Leach, Lewis, Littrell.
Montgomery, Rayburn, Robertson,
Rogers, Salmon, speer, Stricklett,
Thompson, Trigg. Total 90.
Against the measure we're Senators
Frost, Glenn, Hildreth. Hiles, Moore,
Overstreet, Peak, Sanders, Scott,
Taylor, Zimmerman. Total IL.
The bill passed was the Stricklett
substitute offered for the original bill
and number Of amendments were
,S1opted.
BY an amendment both Anderson
and Carroll Counties were added to
the Twenty-frst District. An unsuc-
cessful effort to have Carroll County
taken from this district was made by
Senator Speer who said that under
the arrangement the borders of this
district extended to the Ohio River
and up Salt River, a distance of 100
miles.
Other amendments adopted put
<Edmonson County in the Nineteenth
District, Butler in the Eleventh Dis
trict, Hancock in the Eighteenth Dis
trict, Bourbon county in the Twenty
eighth District, Jessamine county in
the Twenty-second District, and Mar
shall county in the Thirteenth Dis
trict.
Senator Scott proposed an amend
ment, which was accepted. restoring
the present numbers to the districts.
The thirty-eight senatorial districts
are divided as follows:
First District-Fulton. Graves and
Hickman Counties.
Second District-Ballard, Marshall
Carlisle and McCracken Counties.
Third District-Lyon, Trigg, CAL
loway and Caldwell counties.
Fourth District-Livingston, Crit
tenden and Webster Counties.
Fifth Dissatisfaction and Hender-
son Counties.
Sixth District-Christian and Hop
kins Counties.
Seventh Observation-Disclosures and
Ohio Counties.
Eighth District-Daviess and Nc
Lean Counties.
Ninth District-Logan, Todd and
Simpson Counties.
Tenth Observation-Disclosures,
Meade, Hancock, Hardin and Larue
Counties.
Eleventh District-Butler, Allen
and Warren Counties.
Twelfth District-Pike, Knott and
: EIoyd Counties.
Thirteenth District-Grayson, Hart
Green and Edmonson Counties.
Fourteenth District--Bullit, Nell
son, Spencer and Shelby Counties.
Fifteenth Decentralization, Tay-
lor, Washington and Mercer Counties
Sixteenth District-Wayne, Russell,
Clinton, Cumberland and Monroe
Counties. vNt&<II
Seventeenth District-Knox, Lau-
rel and Bell Counties.
Eighteenth District-Garrard'
Lincoln, Boyle and Casey Counties.
Nineteenth District-Barren, Met
calfe and Adair Counties.
Twentieth District-Eleventh and
Twelfth Wards, of Louisville.
Twenth-first District-Oldham'
Trimble, Henry. Franklin, Anderson
and Carroll Counties.
Twenty-second Dissatisfaction,
Scott, woodford and Jessamine coun-
ties.
Twenty-third District-Owen'
Grant, Boone, Pendleton and Gala
tin counties.
Twenty-fourth District-Kenton
County. :,
Twenty fifth District-campbeii
County.
Twenty-sixth District-Pulaski'
Whitley and McCreary counties.
Twenty-seventh District-Fayette
County.
Twenty-eighth District-Madison'
clark and Bourbon Counties.
Twenty-ninth District-owsiey'
Lee. Estill. Jackson and Rockcastie
Counties.
Thirteth District-Robertson'
NICHOLAS, Mason. Fleming and Brack-
- Counties.
Thirty-frs District-Martin. john
1 an, Lawrence and Boyd Counties
Thirty-second District-carter'