CHAPTER 816. AN ACT relative to the dividing line between the States of Kentucky and Tennessee, and allowing compensation to the persons engaged in running the same. Be it enacted by the General Assembly of the Commonwealth of Kentucky: § 1. That the boundary line recently run and made between the States of Kentucky and Tennessee, by commissioners respectively appointed by said States, be, and the same is, approved, adopted, and recognized as the true boundary line between said States. The Kentucky commissioners, Austin P. Cox and Charles M. Briggs, acted under a law approved February 17, 1858, and entitled "An act for running the State line between Kentucky and Tennessee." 1860. Boundary line tucky and Tennessee. recently approved and between Ken run by com'rs, adopted. Appropriation § 2. That the Auditor of Public Accounts be directed to draw his warrant upon the Treasurer in favor of the fol- to pay expenses lowing persons, for the several sums hereinafter named, i. e.: 1. In favor of Austin P. Cox, as the balance due him for acting as commissioner, $2,000. 2. In favor of Charles M. Briggs, amount due him for acting as commissioner on the State boundary line survey, $1,900. 3. In favor of J. Pillsbury for $980, as balance due him for services as chief engineer on said line. 4. In favor of G. Trafton for $719, as balance due him for services as chief engineer on said line. 5. In favor of A. Hensley for $870, due him for services as assistant engineer or surveyor on said line. 6. In favor of W. E. Cox for $596, for services on said line as flagman and chainman. 7. In favor of M. P. Brown for $331 75, balance due him for services as flagman and chainman on said line. 8. In favor of H. C. Hines for $296, for services on said line as flagman and chainman. 9. In favor of H. W. Dulaney for $604 50, balance due him for services as flagman and chainman on said line. 10. In favor of C. G. Graham for $583 45, balance due him for services as flagman and chainman on said line. 11. In favor of Charles M. Briggs for $190 25, balance due J. P. Wooten, deceased, for services as assistant commissary to the corps on said line. 12. In favor of Charles M. Briggs, for Thomas Manning, balance due said Manning as axman on said line, the sum of $116 50. 13. In favor of Charles M. Briggs the sum of $650, for the services of Wilson, Charles, and Henry, slaves belonging to W. V. Loving, said amount for said Loving. 1860. 50 copies of report of commis'ers, with a 14. In favor of Charles M. Briggs for $79 50, balance due Tom Tolbert, said amount for said Tolbert, for services as axman on said line. 15. In favor of Charles M. Briggs for $164 35, due B. C. Grider, for the services of his slave Moses on said line. 16. In favor of Charles M. Briggs for $40, amount due G. Willis for services on said line. 17. In favor of Charles M. Briggs for $136 25, balance due him for the services of his slave Wat on said line. 18. In favor of Charles M. Briggs for $290 25, balance due W. L. Underwood (this amount for said Underwood) for the services of his slave Tom on said line. 19. In favor of Charles M. Briggs for $86 75, balance due S. L. Jones (this amount for said Jones) for the services of his slave Sam on said line. 20. In favor of S. W. Stanley for $845, balance due him for stone furnished, put up on said line. 21. In favor of Charles M. Briggs for $1,817 79, the amount advanced by the commissioners for said line; and also the sum of $68, interest on same. 22. In favor of J. Pillsbury for $300, to be used in returning and repairing the instruments used in running the line. §3. That if the appropriation herein made of $300, for the repair and return of the instruments, be more than is necessary for that purpose, the balance shall be returned to the Auditor. And J. Pillsbury is hereby directed to file vouchers, together with his affidavit, with the Auditor how he appropriates said $300. § 4. That fifty copies of the report of the commissioners who run the boundary line herein referred to, together with a lithographic map of the survey, be printed; and that two lithographic copies of the same be deposited, at the same time and by printed, and 2 the same person or persons who may distribute the public copies deposit- books of this Commonwealth, in the clerk's office of each court clerk's of county in this State on the State line of Kentucky and Tennessee. map, to be ed in each co'ty fice along the line. facing stones § 5. That to willfully deface or destroy the stone or Willfully de- stones, or any of the same, set up by the commissioners to set up to indi- designate the true boundary line between the States of cate the fine, Kentucky and Tennessee, shall be deemed a felony, and punishable by confinement in the penitentiary for a term of not less than one, nor more than five years. deemed felony. tained till map Sec'y of State. § 6. That the Auditor is hereby directed to retain $300 $300 to be re- of the appropriation herein made to the engineer, G. Trafis made and de- ton, until the map authorized and required to be deposited posited with in the office of the Secretary of State by the act, entitled "An act for running the State line between Kentucky and Tennessee," shall be deposited there; and the same shall be accepted by the Governor as having been executed in the manner required by said act. § 7. That the Auditor of Public Accounts be required to superintend the printing and lithographing mentioned in the fourth section of this act, and make the contract therefor on the best terms for the State. §8. This act to take effect from its passage. 1860. Auditor to su perintend the printing and lithographing. Approved February 28, 1860. CHAPTER 821. AN ACT to apportion representation in the Senate and House of Representa tives. Be it enacted by the General Assembly of the Commonwealth of Kentucky: § 1. That representation for the House of Representa- Representation tives shall be apportioned among the several counties of for the House of this Commonwealth as follows, viz: To the first district, twelve Representatives, as follows: To the second district, eleven Representatives, as follows: one, and To the fourth district, nine Representatives, as follows: To the county of Adair one, Green one, Taylor one, Wayne one, Pulaski one, Cumberland one, Clinton and Russell one, Lincoln one, and Boyle and Casey one. To the fifth district, nine Representatives, as follows: To the county of Hardin one, Larue one, Bullitt one, Spencer one, Nelson one, Washington one, Marion one, Mercer one, and Anderson one. To the sixth district, ten Representatives, as follows: To the county of Garrard one, Madison one, Estill and Jackson one, Whitley one, Laurel and Rockcastle one, Knox one, Clay and Owsley one, Floyd and Johnson one, Perry, Letcher, and Harlan one, and Pike one. To the seventh district, ten Representatives, as follows: To the first ward of Louisville one, the second, third, and fourth wards one, the fifth and sixth wards one, the seventh and eighth wards one, the county of Jefferson one, Shelby. one, Henry one, Trimble one, Carroll one, and Oldham one. To the eighth district, seven Representatives, as follows: To the county of Bourbon one, Fayette one, Scott one, Reps. apportioned among the several counties. 1st district. 2d district. 3d district. 4th district. 5th district. 6th district, 7th district. 8th district. 1860. Owen one, Franklin one, Woodford one, and Jessamine 9th district. one. To the ninth district, ten Representatives, as follows: To the county of Clarke one, Bath one, Montgomery and Powell one, Fleming one, Lawrence and Boyd one, Greenup one, Morgan one, Magoffin and Breathitt one, Carter and Rowan one, and Lewis one. To the tenth district, thirteen Representatives, as follows: 10th district. To the county of Mason two, Bracken one, Nicholas one, Harrison one, Pendleton one, Campbell two, Grant one, Kenton two, Boone one, and Gallatin one. §2. That for the purpose of apportioning representation Representation in the Senate, the State is hereby laid off into thirty-eight Senatorial districts, as follows, viz: in the Senate apportioned. The counties of Hickman, Fulton, and Graves shall com1st Sen. Dis. pose the first district. 2d Sen. dis. 3d Sen. dis. 4th Sen, dis. 5th Sen. dis. 6th Son, dis. The counties of McCracken, Ballard, and Marshall, the second district. The counties of Trigg, Calloway, and Lyon, the third district. The counties of Crittenden, Livingston, and Caldwell, the fourth district.. The counties of Union and Hopkins, the fifth district. The counties of Christian and Todd, the sixth district. The counties of Daviess, Henderson, and McLean, the 7th Sen. dis. seventh district. The counties of Ohio, Butler, and Muhlenburg, the eighth 8th Sen. dis. district. The counties of Breckinridge, Grayson, Hancock, and 9th Sen. dis. Edmonson, the ninth district. The counties of Meade, Hardin, and Bullitt, the tenth 10th Sen. dis. district. 11th Sen. dis. 12th Sen. dis. The counties of Barren, Hart, and Metcalfe, the eleventh district. The counties of Logan and Warren, the twelfth district. The counties of Allen, Simpson, and Monroe, the thir13th Sen, dis. teenth district. The counties of Nelson, Larue, and Spencer, the four14th Sen. dis. teenth district. The counties of Mercer, Washington, and Jessamine, the 15th Sen. dis. fifteenth district. The counties of Adair, Green, Cumberland, Russell, and 16th Sen. dis. Clinton, the sixteenth district. The counties of Pulaski and Wayne, the seventeenth dis17th Sen. dis. trict. The counties of Garrard, Lincoln, and Boyle, the eigh18th Sen. dis.. teenth district. The counties of Marion, Taylor, and Casey, the nine19th Sen. dis. teenth district. The counties of Anderson, Woodford, and Franklin, the 20th Sen. dis. twentieth district. The counties of Shelby, Henry, and Oldham, the twentyfirst district. The counties of Owen, Carroll, and Trimble, the twentysecond district. The counties of Grant, Gallatin, and Boone, the twentythird district. The county of Kenton, the twenty-fourth district. The counties of Campbell and Pendleton, the twentyfifth district. The counties of Harrison and Bracken, the twenty-sixth district. The counties of Scott and Fayette, the twenty-seventh district. The counties of Bourbon, Nicholas, and Bath, the twenty-eighth district. The counties of Clarke and Madison, the twenty-ninth district. The counties of Rowan, Fleming, and Morgan, the thirtieth district. The counties of Mason and Lewis, the thirty-first district. The counties of Boyd, Greenup, Carter, and Lawrence, the thirty-second district. The counties of Floyd, Johnson, Magoffin, and Pike, the thirty-third district. The counties of Perry, Breathitt, Letcher, Harlan, and Clay, the thirty-fourth district. 1860. 21st Sen. dis. 22d Sen. dis. 23d Sen. dis. 24th Sen. dis. 25th Sen. dis. 26th Sen. dis. 27th Sen. dis. 28th Sen. dis. 29th Sen. dis. 30th Sen. dis. 31st Sen. dis. 32d Sen. dis. 33d Sen. dis. 34th Sen. dis. The counties of Estill, Owsley, Jackson, Montgomery, and Powell, the thirty-fifth district. 35th Sen. dis. The counties of Laurel, Whitley, Rockcastle, and Knox, the thirty-sixth district.. The county of Jefferson, and the first and second wards. of the city of Louisville, the thirty-seventh district. The third, fourth, fifth, sixth, seventh, and eighth wards of the city of Louisville, the thirty-eighth district. §3. That in order to ascertain the state of the polls, when two or more counties compose a Senatorial district, or two or more counties are joined to elect a Representative, the sheriffs of such counties shall meet at the courthouse of the county first named, to compare the polls, on the first Monday next after the election, and having ascertained, by faithful comparison and addition, the number of their respective polls, shall make return in the manner prescribed by law: Provided, That when a writ of election shall be issued by the Governor, or either branch of the Legislature, an earlier day may be ordered in said writ for comparing the polls, if deemed expedient. § 4. That if any new county should be established before the next enumeration and apportionment of representation, it shall be considered as part or parts of the county 36th Sen. dis. 37th Sen. dis. 38th Sen. dis. Polls to be compared. Proviso. New counties. |