The Hartford republican. (Hartford, Ky.) 18??-1926, 1916-02-18
new BILL Will.
AFFECT Ohio co.
REDIsTRICTING MEASURE PUTS
OHIO, MCLEAN AND HENDER-
son IN 10th.
IS EXPECTED TO PASS
Hancock County VIII Probably Be
Placed With Daviess Instead
OF Mclean.


Radical changes are proposed in
!. reapportionment Of the State into
senatorial and legislative districts by
bills introduced in the senate by
Senator A. E. Stricklett. OF Coving-
ton, and in the house Of Represen-
tative Harry J. Meyers, Of Coving-
ton. 1t is understood that these
redistricting measures, while not all
that the Republicans desired, never
theless will be supported by the min
ority almost to man, and that with
the other support assured they are
in fair way OF passage at this SEES
sion.
An effort will be made to have
Ohio, Mclean and Henderson coun-
ties for district No. 16. and Hancock
and Daviess will constitute No. IL
instead Of Mclean and Daviess. as 1t
now stands.
Under the provisions Of the new
apportionment proposed in the
Stricklett and Meyers bills, Louis
willie and Jefferson county are given
four state senators, an increase Of
one, and eleven representatives
which is three more than the pres
ent legislature apportionment.
Other Districts.
Other legislative districts are APP
portioned in the Meyers bill as fol-
lows:
No. /, Pike; No. 2. Letcher and
Knott: No. 3. Martin and Floyd;
No. 4, Johnson; No. s, Morgan and
Magoffin; No. 6, Lawrence and FL
liott: No. Z. Boyd; No. s. Carter;
No. 8, Greenup; No. 10. Lewis; No.
IL, Mason; No IL. Fleming; No.
10, Bath and Rowan: No. IA, Mem
flee and Montgomery; No. Is, Pow
ell and Wolfe; No. 16. Clark and
Estill; No. II, Lee and Owsley; No.
is, Breathitt; No. 10, Harlan and
Perry; No. 20. Clay and Leslie;
No. 81, Bell: No. 20, whitney; No.
30, Knox; No. "a. Laurel; No. 25,
jackson and Rockcastle; No. 2s,
Madison; No. 81, Bourbon; No. 2S,
Harrison; No 20. Nicholas and
Robertson; No. 80, Bracken and
rendleton; No. 81. Campbell. out
side of Newport: No. 32, Campbell
city of Newport; No. 33. Kenton,
outside of Covintton; No. "a, Ken.
ton, part @; Covirgton; No. 80,
Boone and Grant; No. 81. Owen and
CaIlatin; No. 3S. Carroll and Trim
BILE; No. 80. Henry and Oldham;
No. 40. Shelby; No. Al. Franklin:
No. AZ. Scott; No. 43, Fayette. out
side of Lexington; No. "A, Fayette.
City of Lexington; No. as, Woodford
and Jessamine; No. 46. Anderson
and Washington; No. AZ. Mercer;
No. AS, Boyle; No. 40, Garrard; No.
SO, Lincoln; No. 81, Pulaski; No.
. SO, Casey and Russell; No. So, Nc
Creary and Wayne; No. "a, Clinton
and Cumberland; No. 55, Metcalfe
and Monroe; No. Sc. Barren; No. 81,
Hart and Greene; No. IS, Larue and
Marion; No. So, Adair and Taylor;
No. so. Nelson; No. 81. Hardin and
Meade; No. So, Spencer and Bull
lit; No. "a, Breckenridge and Han
cock; No. 70, Daviess, outside Of
Greensboro; No. rs. City of Owens
boro; N. IT. Mclean; No. rs,
Ohio; No. rs. Grayson; No. 80, But
Ter and Edmonson; No. 81. Warren.
except Maglsterial Districts l and
2; No. so, Warren, City Of Bowling
Green and Magisterial Districts
and. 2; No. SO, Allen and Simpson;
3 No. 81, Logan; No. So, Todd; No.
SO. Muhlenberg; No. 81, Christian;
No. ss, Trigg; No. SO. Caldwell and
Lyon; No. 80, Hopkins; No. 81.
.Crittenden and Livingston; No. go.
Webster; No. 93. Henderson,; No.
%, Union; No. 96. MARSHALL; No.
90. Galloway; No. 81, Graves; No.
sS, McCracken; No. 90. Ballard and
Carlisle; No. 100, Hickman and Full
ton.
Senatorial Districts.
The senatorial districts outside of
Louisville will be as follows:
No. /. Pike. Knott and Floyd;
No. 3. Harlan. Letcher. Leslie. Per-