MISCELLANEOUS LAWS. § 2188. Division into senatorial districts, and apportionment of senators. § 2189. Division into representative districts, and apportionment of repre sentatives. § 2190. Hold-over senators, and senators of districts where they reside. $2191. Representative of Malheur County. § 2192. Representative of Wallowa County. § 2186. On and after the first Monday in June, 1888, Feb. 17, 1887, §L the senate of this state shall consist of thirty members, and the house of representatives of sixty members. Number of members of each house. St. 1887, p. 16. tionment. § 2187. The ratio for the apportionment of this state Id., §2 into senatorial districts shall be one senator for every Ratio of appor six thousand five hundred and ninety-two of white population, or fraction thereof exceeding one half in each senatorial district; and the ratio for the apportionment of this state into representative districts shall be one representative for every three thousand two hundred and ninety-six of white population, or fraction thereof exceeding one half in each representative district. Feb. 17, 1887, $8 § 2188. The county of Marion shall constitute the Division into first senatorial district, and shall be entitled to two senators. senatorial districts and apportionment of senators. The county of Linn shall constitute the second senatorial district, and shall be entitled to two senators. The county of Lane shall constitute the third senatorial district, and shall be entitled to two senators. The county of Douglas shall constitute the fourth senatorial district, and shall be entitled to one senator. The counties of Coos, Curry, and Josephine shall constitute the fifth senatorial district, and shall be entitled to one senator jointly. The county of Jackson shall constitute the sixth senatorial district, and shall be entitled to one senator. The counties of Crook, Lake, and Klamath shall constitute the seventh senatorial district, and shall be entitled to one senator jointly. The county of Benton shall constitute the eighth senatorial district, and shall be entitled to one senator. The county of Polk shall constitute the ninth sena torial district, and shall be entitled to one senator. The county of Yamhill shall constitute the tenth senatorial district, and shall be entitled to one senator. The county of Clackamas shall constitute the eleventh senatorial district, and shall be entitled to one senator. The county of Washington shall constitute the twelfth senatorial district, and shall be entitled to one senator. The counties of Clackamas and Marion shall constitute the thirteenth senatorial district, and shall be entitled to one senator jointly. The county of Multnomah shall constitute the fourteenth senatorial district, and shall be entitled to five senators. The county of Clatsop shall constitute the fifteenth senatorial district, and shall be entitled to one senator. The counties of Washington, Columbia, and Tillamook shall constitute the sixteenth senatorial district, and shall be entitled to one senator jointly. .1 The county of Wasco shall constitute the seventeenth Feb. 17, 1887,§& senatorial district, and shall be entitled to one senator. Division into senatorial dis apportionment The counties of Wasco and Gilliam shall constitute the tricts and eighteenth senatorial district, and shall be entitled to of senators. one senator jointly. The county of Umatilla shall constitute the nineteenth senatorial district, and shall be entitled to one senator. The counties of Umatilla and Union shall constitute the twentieth senatorial district, and shall be entitled to one senator jointly. The county of Union shall constitute the twenty-first senatorial district, and shall be entitled to one senator. The county of Baker shall constitute the twenty-second senatorial district, and shall be entitled to one senator. The county [counties] of Grant and Morrow shall constitute the twenty-third senatorial district, and shall be entitled to one senator jointly. § 2189. The county of Marion shall constitute the first Feb. 17, 1887,§ 4 representative district, and shall be entitled to five rep- Division into resentatives. representative districts and apportionment atives. The county of Linn shall constitute the second repre- of representsentative district, and shall be entitled to three representatives. The county of Lane shall constitute the third representative district, and shall be entitled to three representatives. The county of Douglas shall constitute the fourth representative district, and shall be entitled to three representatives. The county of Coos shall constitute the fifth representative district, and shall be entitled to one representative. The counties of Coos and Curry shall constitute the sixth representative district, and shall be entitled to one representative jointly. The county of Josephine shall constitute the seventh representative district, and shall be entitled to one representative. The county of Jackson shall constitute the eighth Feb. 17, 1887,94 representative district, and shall be entitled to three representatives. Division into representative districts and apportionment of representatives. The county of Benton shall constitute the ninth representative district, and shall be entitled to two representatives. The county of Polk shall constitute the tenth representative district, and shall be entitled to two representatives. The county of Yamhill shall constitute the eleventh representative district, and shall be entitled to two representatives. The counties of Yamhill and Tillamook shall constitute the twelfth representative district, and shall be entitled to one representative jointly. The county of Clackamas shall constitute the thirteenth representative district, and shall be entitled to three representatives. The county of Multnomah shall constitute the fourteenth representative district, and shall be entitled to nine representatives. The county of Washington shall constitute the fif teenth representative district, and shall be entitled to three representatives. The county of Clatsop shall constitute the sixteenth representative district, and shall be entitled to two representatives. The county of Columbia shall constitute the seventeenth representative district, and shall be entitled to one representative. The county of Wasco shall constitute the eighteenth representative district, and shall be entitled to two representatives. The county of Gilliam shall constitute the nineteenth representative district, and shall be entitled to one representative. The county of Morrow shall constitute the twentieth representative district, and shall be entitled to one representative. The county of Umatilla shall constitute the twenty first representative district, and shall be entitled to three Feb. 17, 1887, $4. representatives. Division into representative districts and apportionment The county of Union shall constitute the twenty-second representative district, and shall be entitled to three of representrepresentatives. The county of Baker shall constitute the twenty-third representative district, and shall be entitled to two representatives. The county of Grant shall constitute the twenty-fourth representative district, and shall be entitled to one representative. 4 The counties of Klamath and Lake shall constitute the twenty-fifth representative district, and shall be entitled to one representative jointly. The county of Crook shall constitute the twenty-sixth representative district, and shall be entitled to one representative. atives. senators are § 2190. Senators holding over, representing districts 1d., 5. composed of more than one county, shall, when the dis- Hold-over tricts have been changed by this act, be considered senators of senators of the districts created by this act in which they reside. they reside. district where tive of Mal § 2191. The legal electors of Malheur County shall be 1a., §4. entitled to elect at the general state election of 1888, and Representa thereafter until otherwise provided by law, one member heur County of the house of representatives; while Baker County shall be entitled to elect one; and said county shall, for senatorial purposes, be annexed to the twentieth senatorial district, and be entitled with said district to one senator, until otherwise provided by law. tive of Wal § 2192. The legal voters of Wallowa County shall be Feb. 11, 1887,04 entitled to elect at the general election of 1888, and there- Representaafter until otherwise provided by law, one member of lowa County. the house of representatives, while Union County shall be entitled to elect one; and the said Wallowa County shall, for senatorial purposes, be annexed to the eighteenth senatorial district, and be entitled, with said district, to one senator, until otherwise provided by law. |