The Glenwood post., 1922-10-05

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TIoN UNDER THE INITIATIVE
Ann REFERENDUM.
Notice is hereby given that at the
General election to be held on the Sew
enth day of November, A. D. 1922, there
will be submitted to the qualified cleo
approval or rejection. the following pro-
posed Law of the State of Colorado,
initiated by petition under the Initia;
petition contained the signatures of
more than the required number, Uo-
wit: sqs) Of the legal voters Of the
cordance with the law. and filed in the
office of the Secretary of State on the
Sixth day of July. A. d. 1929 at 2:15
The authority for submitting such
proposed law is found in Section j OF
Article v of the Constitution of the
state of Colorado, providing for the
Initiative and Referendum.
AN ACT TO ALTER THE SENATOR
IAL AND REPRESENTATIVE DIS
TRISTs ANp MT REv1SE THE AP; d,;
THE GENERAL ASSEMBLY.
BE 1t enacted by the People of the
State of Colorado;
Section l. The General Assembly OF
the State of Colorado shall consist OF
one hundred members, and the Senate
thereof shall consist of thirty five
members, and the House of Representa-
tivcs of sixty-five members. Provided
that no senatorial or representative
tory within any other senatorial OF
representative district.
Section 2. Until otherwise provided
divided into senatorial districts. num-
bered and entitled to the number OF
senators as follows:
The City and County of Denver shall
constitute the first senatorial district
and be entitled to nine senator's
The County of Pueblo shall constitute
the second senatorial district and be
entitled to two senators.
The County of Ell Paso shall con-
stitute the third senatorial district anc
be entitled to two senators.
The County of Las Animas shall con-
stltute the fourth senatorial district
and he entitled to one senator.
The County of Boulder shall consti,;
tute the fifth senatorial district and
be entitled to one senator.
The Counties of Grand Summit. Gill
pin, Clear Creek. Park. Lake, Eagle
and Pitkin shall constitute the sixth
senatorial district and be entitled to
one senator.
The County of Weld shall constitute
the seventh senatorial district and be
entitled to two senator's.
The Counties of jefferson and
Douglas shall constitute the eighth
senatorial district and be entitled to
one senator.
The Counties of Fremont Teller and
Custer shall constitute the ninth sem
atorial district and be entitled to one
senator.
The County Of Larimsr shall con-
stitute the tenth senatorial district and
be entitled to one senator.
The Counties of Delta, Gunnison and
Chaffee shall constitute the eleventh
senatorial district and be entitled to
one senator.
The Counties of Logan, Sedgwick
and Phillips shall constitute the
titled to one senator.
The Counties of Moffat, Routt, jack
son, Rio Blanca and Garfield shall con-
stitute the thirteenth senatorial dis
trict and be entitled to one senator.
The Counties of Costilla and Huer-
fano shall constitute the fourteenth
senatorial district and be entitled to
one senator.
The Counties of Saguache. Rio
Grande, Alamosa and Conejos shall con-
stitute the fifteenth senatorial district
and be entitled to one senator
The County Of Mesa shall constitute
the sixteenth senatorial district and be
entitled to one senator.
Miguel. Dolores and Ouray shall con-
stitutc the seventeenth senatorial dis
trict and be entitled to one senator;
Plata. an % hinsaaie. Mineral, San Juan
eighteenth senatorial district and be
entitled to one senator.
shall constitute the nineteenth sena-
torial district and be entitled to one
senator.
bert shall constitute the twentieth
senatorial district and be entitled to
one senator.
Yuma shall constitute the twenty-first
senatorial district and be entitled to
The Counties of Kiowa, Bent. Baca
ia
twenty y-second Sc latorial district and
be entitled to one senator.
The Counties Of otero and Crowley
atorial district and be entitled to one
senator.
The Counties of Lincoln. Kit Carson
twenty-fourth senatorial district and
be entitled to one senator.
Section 8. Four. Senators shall be
elected from the first senatorial dis
district, and one each from the second.
third. fourth. fifth. eighth. ninth.
eleventh thirteenth n nineteenth, TWEEN
fourth districts at the general election
held in November. 1924. and their sue
cessors shall be elected every four
years thereafter.
Five Senators shall be elected from
the first senatorial district and one
each from the second. third, sixth.
tenth. twelfth. fourteenth. fifteenth.
!,
twentieth and twentysecond districts
at the general election held in Nov
ember. 1926, and their successors shall
be elected every four years thereafter.
Section 4. Nothing in this act shall
be construed to work the removal of
any senator from his office for the
term for which he may have been
elected: Provided. That in case of a
vacancy caused by the death. resigna-
tion or otherwise of any such senator,
or senators. the vacancy shall be filled
from the new district. as provided for
in this act, and in the event that any
new county is created at any time after
the passage of this Act. and the legisla-
ture has not provided for the attaching
of said new county to specifically
mentioned district. then such new
county shall be deemed to be in the
senatorial and representative districts
that said territory was in prior to its
creation.
Section s. The members of the House
of Representatives shall be divided
among the several counties of the state
as follows:
The City and County of Denver shall
have sixteen.
The County of Pueblo shall have
four.
The County of FL Paso shall have
three
The County of Weld shall have four.
The County of Boulder shall have