The eighth, ninth, tenth, eleventh, twelfth, seventeenth, and nineteenth wards of the city of Scranton shall constitute the third district, and elect one member. Dickson City, Dunmore, The boroughs of Elmhurst, Olyphant, Throop and Winton; and the townships of Jefferson and Roaring Brook, shall constitute the fourth district, and elect one member. of and Carbondale; The city of the boroughs Jermyn, Mayfield, Blakely, Archbald, Vandling; and the townships of Carbondale, and the fifth district, Fell, shall constitute elect one member. and The boroughs of Clarks Green, Clarks Summit, Dalton, Glenburn, Goldsboro, La Plume, Moosic, Moscow, Old Forge, and Taylor; and the townships of Abington, Greenfield, Scott, Lackawanna, Benton, Clifton, Covington, North Newton, Abington, Lehigh, Madison, Ransom, South Abington, Spring Brook, and West Abington, shall constitute the sixth district, and elect one member. Lancaster shall elect four The county of members, and shall be divided into two districts, as follows: The city of Lancaster shall constitute the first district, and elect one member. The residue of the county of Lancaster, not included in the first district, shall constitute the second district, and elect three members. The county of Lawrence shall elect two members, and shall be divided into two districts, as follows: The city of New Castle shall constitute the first district, and elect one member. The residue of the county of Lawrence, not included in the first district, shall constitute the second district, and elect one member. The county of Lebanon shall elect one member. The county of Lehigh shall elect three members, and shall be divided into two districts, as follows: constitute the The city of Allentown shall first district, and elect two members. The residue of the county of Lehigh, not included in the first district, shall constitute the second district, and elect one member. The county of Luzerne shall be entitled to eight members, and shall be divided into seven districts, as follows: and the The boroughs of Ashley, Conyngham, Laurel Butler, Denison, over, Dorrance, Fairview, Hollenback, Nescopeck, Wilkes-Barre, and Wright, shall constitute the The city of Pittston; the boroughs of Avoca, The boroughs of Nanticoke, New Columbus, of Edwardsville, Kingston, The boroughs Larksville, and Plymouth; and the township of Plymouth, shall constitute the fifth district, and elect one member. The boroughs of Courtdale, Dallas, DorranceLuzerne, West ton, Duryea, Exeter, Forty Fort, West Pittston, Pringle, Swoyersville, Wyoming, and Wyoming; and the townships of Dallas, Exeter, Franklin, Jackson, Kingston. Lake, and Lehman, shall constitute the sixth district, and elect one member. The city of Wilkes-Barre shall constitute the seventh district, and elect two members. The county of Lycoming shall elect two members. The county of McKean shall elect one member. The county of Mercer shall elect two members. The county of Milin shall elect one member. The county of Monroe shall elect one member. The county of Montgomery shall elect five members, and shall be divided into three districts, as follows: The boroughs of Bridgeport, Narberth, and West Conshohocken; and the townships of Lower shall constitute Merion, and Upper Merion, the first district, and elect one member. The boroughs of Conshohocken and Norrisshall town: and the township of Plymouth, constitute the second district, and elect one member. The residue of the county of Montgomery, not included in the first and second districts, shall constitute the third district, and elect three members. The county of Montour shall elect one mem ber. The county of Northampton shall elect four members, and shall be divided into two districts, as follows: That portion of the city of Bethlehem in the county of Northampton shall constitute the first district, and elect one member. The residue of the county of Northampton, connot included in the first district, shall and elect three stitute the second district, members. The county of Northumberland shall elect three members, and shall be divided into two districts, as follows: The city of Sunbury; the horoughs of McEwensville, Milton, Northumberland, Riverside, Turbotville. and Watsontown: and the townships of Delaware, East Chillisquaque, Gearhart, Lewis, Point. Rockefeller, Rush, Turbot, Upper Augusta, and West Chillisquaque, shall and elect one constitute the first district, member. The residue of the county of Northumberland, shall connot included in the first district, stitute the second district, and elect two members. The county of Perry shall elect one member. The county of Pike shall elect one member. The county of Potter shall elect one member. The county of Schuylkill shall elect five members, and shall be divided into four districts, as follows: Gilberton, Frackville, The boroughs of Mahanoy City, and Shenandoah; and the townships of Delano, Mahanoy. and West Mahanoy, shall constitute the first district, and elect one member. The boroughs of Ashland, Girardville, and Gordon and the townships of Barry, Butler, and Hegins, Hubley, Cass, Eldred, Foster. Upper Mahantango, shall constitute the second district, and elect one member. The boroughs of Coaldale. McAdoo, MiddleNew Ringgold, Port port. New Philadelphia. the and and Tamaqua: Ringtown. Clinton. East East Brunswick, townships of Blythe. Union, Rahn, Rush, Union, Kline, Ryan, Schuylkill, Union, Walker, West Brunswick, and West Penn, shall constitute the third district, and elect one member. North The city of Pottsville: boroughs of Auburn, Cressona. Landingville, Mechanicsville, Minersville, Mount Carbon, Orwigsburg. Palo Alto, Pine Grove, Port Carbon. Saint Clair, Schuylkill Haven, Tower City, and Tremont; and the townships of Branch, East Norwegian, Frailey, New Castle, North Manheim, Norwegian, PineSouth Manheim, Tregrove, Porter, Reilly, mont, Washington, and Wayne, shall constitute the fourth district, and elect two members. The county of Snyder shall elect one member. The county of Somerset shall elect two members. The county of Sullivan shall elect one member. shall elect one The county of Susquehanna member. The county of Tioga shall elect one member. The county of Union shall elect one member. The county of Venango shall elect one member. The county of Warren shall elect one member. The county of Washington shall elect four members, and shall be divided into two districts, as follows: The boroughs of Burgettstown, Canonsburg, Claysville, East Washington, Houston, McDonald, Midway, Washington, West Alexander, and West Middletown; and the townships of Blaine, Buffalo, Canton, Cecil, Chartiers, Cross Creek, Donegal, East Finley, Hanover, Hopewell, Independence, Jefferson, Morris, Mount Pleasant, North Franklin, Robinson, Smith, South Franklin, South Strabane, and West Finley, shall constitute the first district and elect two members. The residue of the county of Washington, not included in the first district, shall constitute the second district, and elect two members. The county of Wayne shall elect one member. The county of Westmoreland shall elect six members, and shall be divided into three districts, as follows: The boroughs of Bolivar, Cokeville, Derry, Donegal, Latrobe, Ligonier, Livermore, Mount Pleasant, New Alexandria, New Florence, Seward, and Youngstown; and the townships of Cook, Derry, Donegal, Fairfield, Ligonier, Loyalhanna, Mount Pleasant, Saint Clair, and Unity, shall constitute the first district and elect two members. The boroughs of East Vandergrift, Hyde Park, Vandergrift, Vandergrift Heights, Arnold, New Kensington, Parnassus, Avonmore, Export, New Salem, Trafford, Penn, Jeannette, North Irwin, Manor, and Irwin: and the townships of Allegheny, Lower Burrell, Upper Burrell, Bell, Washington, Franklin, Salem, Penn, and North Huntingdon, shall constitute the second district and shall elect two members. The residue of the county of Westmoreland, not included in the first and second districts, shall constitute the third district, and elect two members. The county of Wyoming shall elect one member. The county of York shall elect three members, and shall be divided into three districts, as follows: The city of York shall constitute the first district, and elect one member. The boroughs of Dillsburg, Dover, Franklintown, Goldsboro, Hanover, Hellam, Lewisberry, Manchester, Mount Wolf, New Salem, North York, Spring Grove, Wellsville, West York, Wrightsville, and York Haven; and the townships of Carroll, Conewago, Dover, East Manchester, Fairview, Franklin, Heidelberg, Hellam, Jackson, Manchester, Monaghan, Newberry, North Codorus, Paradise, Penn, SpringGarden, Springettsbury, Warrington, Washington, and West Manchester, shall constitute the second district, and elect one member. The residue of the county of York, not included in the first or second districts, shall constitute the third district, and elect one member. Section 2. The foregoing apportionment is based on the United States decennial census of one thousand nine hundred and twenty. Any township, borough or ward, created since such census and not specifically provided for by this act, shall form a part of the district to which the territory comprised within such township, borough, or ward, is allotted by the provisions of this act, according to the political division existing at the time of such census. Section 3. The first election under this act shall be held at the general election in the year one thousand nine hundred and twenty-two. The Members of the House of Representatives now in office shall continue in such office until the expiration of their respective terms... All other acts and parts of acts inconsistent herewith are hereby repealed. APPORTIONMENT OF THE STATE INTO JUDICIAL DISTRICTS. (Act of May 25, 1921, P. L. 1163.) Section 1. Be it enacted, &c., That, the judicial districts of the Commonwealth shall be numbered, composed, designated, and shall each have the number of judges, respectively, as follows: The seventh district, of the county of Bucks, and shall have one judge, learned in the law. The eighth district, of the county of Northumberland, and shall have two judges, learned in the law. The first district shall be composed of the city and county of Philadelphia, and have fifteen judges, learned in the law, in the common pleas, and five judges, learned in the in and such judges law, in the orphans' court, of the municipal court as now or may hereafter be provided by law. The ninth district, of the county of Cumberland, and shall have one judge, learned in the law. shall The tenth district, of the county of Westmoreland, and shall have three judges, learned the law, in the common pleas, and one judge, learned in the law, in the orphans' court. The eleventh district, of the county of Luzerne, and shall have five judges, learned in the law, in the common pleas, and one judge, learned in the law, in the orphans' court. The second district, of the county of Lancaster, and shall have two judges, learned in the law, in the common pleas, and one judge, learned in the law, in the orphans' court. The third district, of the county of Northampton, and shall have three judges, learned in the law, in the common pleas. The fourth district, of the county of Tioga, and shall have one judge, learned in the law. The fifth district, of the county of Allegheny, and shall have fourteen judges, learned in the law, in the common pleas, and three judges, learned in the law, in the orphans' court, and such judges of the county court as now or may hereafter be provided by law. The sixth district, of the county of Erie, and shall have two judges learned in the law, in the common pleas, and one judge, learned in the law, in the orphans' court. The twelfth district, of the county of Dauphin, and shall have three judges, learned in the law. The thirteenth district, of the county of Greene, and shall have one judge, learned in the law. The fourteenth district, of the county of Fayette, and shall have two judges, learned in the law, and one judge, learned in the law, in the orphans' court. The fifteenth district, of the county of Chester, and shall have two judges, learned in the law. The sixteenth district, of the county of Somerset, and shall have one judge, learned in the law. |