Grayson, Breckenridge and Hart, having a population of sixty-seven thousand six hundred and seventy-seven, shall be Senatorial District Number Ten

District Eleven. That the counties of Allen, Edmonson and Warren, having a population of fiftyfive thousand nine hundred and thirty-six shall be Senatorial District Number Eleven.

District Twelve. That the counties of Hardin, Larue, Bullitt and Meade, having a population of fifty-two thousand six hundred and fifty-eight, shall be Senatorial District Number Twelve.

District Thirteen. That the counties of Pike, Floyd and Knott, having a population of sixty-one thousand and ninety-three, shall be Senatorial District Number Thirteen.

District Fourteen. That the counties of Nelson, Washington, Marion, Taylor and Green, having a population of seventy thousand seven hundred and thirty-two, shall be Senatorial District Number Fourteen.

District Fifteen. That the counties of Pulaski, Whitley and McCreary, having a population of sixty-nine thousand nine hundred and sixty-eight, shall be Senatorial District Number Fifteen.

District Sixteen. That the counties of Clinton, Cumberland, Monroe, Russell and Wayne, having a population of sixty-one thousand and forty-one, shall be Senatorial District Number Sixteen.

District Seventeen. That the counties of Knox, Laurel, and Bell, having a population of seventy thousand four hundred and thirty-five, shall be Senatorial District Number Seventeen.

District Eighteen. That the counties of Boyle, Garrard, Casey and Lincoln, having a population of fifty-nine thousand nine hundred and thirty-eight, shall be Senatorial District Number Eighteen.

District Nineteen. That the counties of Barren, Metcalfe and Adair, having a population of fiftytwo thousand two hundred and forty-nine, shall be . Senatorial District Number Nineteen.

District Twenty. That the counties of Franklin, Anderson, Mercer and Spencer, having a population of fifty-eight thousand nine hundred and eleven, shall be Senatorial District Number Twenty.

District Twenty-one. That the counties of Shelby, Oldham, Henry, Trimble and Carroll, having a population of fifty-three thousand six hundred and twenty-seven, shall be Senatorial District Number Twenty-one.

District Twenty-two. That the counties of Jessamine, Scott and Woodford, having a population of forty-two thousand one hundred and forty, shall be Senatorial District Number Twenty-two.

District Twenty-three. Shall be composed of the eleventh and twelfth wards of the city of Louisville, having a population of seventy thousand.

District Twenty-four. That the county of Kenton having a population of seventy thousand six hundred and forty-four, shall be Senatorial District Number Twenty-four.

District Twenty-five. That the county of Campbell, having a population of fifty-nine thousand three hundred and sixty-nine shall be Senatorial District Number Twenty-five.

District Twenty-six. That the counties of Owen, Grant, Pendleton, Boone and Gallatin, having a population of forty-six thousand nine hundred and ninety-one, shall be Senatorial District Number Twenty-six.

District Twenty-seven. That the county of Fayette, having a population of forty-seven thousand

seven hundred and fifteen, shall be Senatorial District Number Twenty-seven.

District Twenty-eight. That the counties of Bourbon, Clark and Montgomery, having a population of forty-eight thousand three hundred and seventeen, shall be Senatorial District Number Twenty-eight.

District Twenty-nine. That the counties of Rockcastle, Jackson, Estill, Madison and Owsley, having a population of seventy-one thousand four hundred and ten, shall be Senatorial District Number Twenty-nine.

District Thirty. That the counties of Harrison, Nicholas, Bracken and Robertson, having a population of forty-five thousand eight hundred and fortythree, shall be Senatorial District Number Thirty.

District Thirty-one. That, the counties of Mason, Fleming, Bath, Rowan, Menifee and Powell, having a population of seventy thousand five hundred and twenty-four shall be Senatorial District Number Thirty-one.

District Thirty-two. That the counties of Lewis, Carter, Greenup and Elliott, having a population of sixty-seven thousand one hundred and forty-two shall be Senatorial District Number Thirty-two.

District Thirty-three. That the counties of Harlan, Letcher, Perry, Leslie and Clay, having a population of fifty-nine thousand two hundred and fifteen, shall be Senatorial District Number Thirtythree.

District Thirty-four. That the counties of Morgan, Magoffin, Wolfe, Breathitt and Lee, having a population of sixty-six thousand eight hundred and thirty-nine, shall be Senatorial District Number Thirty-four.

District Thirty-five. That the counties of Boyd, Lawrence, Johnson and Martin, having a popula

tion of sixty-eight thousand two hundred and eighty-four shall be Senatorial District Number Thirtyfive.

District Thirty-six. That the county of Jefferson, outside of the city of Louisville and the first ward, having a population of fifty-seven thousand, shall be Senatorial District Number Thirty-six.

District Thirty-seven. Shall be composed of the second, third, fourth and fifth wards of the city of Louisville, having a population of seventy-five thousand.

District Thirty-eight, shall be composed of the sixth, seventh, eighth, ninth and tenth wards of the city of Louisville, having a population of fiftynine thousand.

Approved February 28, 1918.

CHAPTER 4.

AN ACT to amend and re-enact Section 1 of an Act entitled: An Act relating to revenue and taxation, providing an annual tax upon property subject to taxation in this State, fixing the rate thereof, distributing said tax to various departments and State institutions, providing manner and means of assessing and listing corporate property and shares of stock, and shares in building and loan associations, designating what classes of property shall be subject to local taxation, fixing time for collecting taxes on omitted personal property in certain cases, requiring record of assignment of evidence of indebtedness secured by mortgages in certain cases, requiring fiduciaries to file inventories of trust property, conferring power on taxing authorities to examine books and accounts of fiduciaries, requiring payment of taxes before final discharge, providing an additional tax for recording mortgages, making failure to pay taxes a bar to enforcement of indebtedness in certain cases, fixing penalties and repealing existing statutes, and approved at a special session of the State Legislature, 1917, and providing that the revenues accruing to the University of Kentucky and the State Normal Schools shall be in lieu of the revenue provided and the appropriations made in section one

of section four thousand five hundred and thirty-five b, section four thousand six hundred and thirty six b and subsection five of section four thousand six hundred and thirty six c of the Kentucky Statutes, edition of one thousand nine hundred and fifteen, and of chapter one hundred and twenty, Acts of one thousand nine hundred and four, and subsection twentynine, thirty-five and thirty-six of section four thousand five hundred and thirty-five e of the Kentucky Statutes, edition thousand nine hundred and fifteen.

Be it enacted by the General Assembly of the Commonwealth of Kentucky:

§ 1. That an act of the General Assembly of the Commonwealth of Kentucky, approved May 2, 1917, being Chapter 11 of Special Session Laws, 1917, which reads as follows:

Section 1. Annual Taxes-How Divided.-An annual tax of forty (40) cents upon each one hundred dollars ($100.00) of value of all property directed to be assessed for taxation, as hereinafter provided, shall be paid by the owner, person or corporation assessed. Of the aggregate amount of tax realized by all assessments, 211⁄2 fifty-fifths shall be for the ordinary expenses of the government, 26 fiftyfifths for the support of the common schools, 2 fiftyfifths for the use of the sinking fund, 1% of one fiftyfifth for the University of Kentucky, and 5 fifty-fifths for the State road fund. The tax herein provided for the University of Kentucky shall be in lieu of the tax provided by an act entitled: "An act for the benefit of the Agricultural and Mechanical College," approved April 29, 1880. The tax herein provided for the State road fund shall be in lieu of the tax provided by an act entitled: "An act to create and establish a system of public State roads and to provide for the construction and maintenance thereof," approved March 24, 1914, is hereby