In the apportionment adopted there are forty-eight districts, each with a population above the normal and fifty-two each with population below normal. The forty-eight above normal have a total population of 1,143,807, a total of 150,607 above normal. Their average population is 23,820 17-48 each, or an average of 3,139 each above normal. The other fifty-two districts have a total of 925,235 population. Their average population per district is 17,793, an average of 2,807 each below normal. Under this apportionment forty-eight members of the assembly will represent 55 28-100 per cent. of the people and fifty-two members will represent 44 72-100 per cent. of the people of the state. The district with the highest excess above normal is that constituted by Portage county with an excess of 8,793. The one least above is the second district of Racine county, with an excess of only 183. The fourteenth district of Milwaukee county is but 37 below normal, while the second district of Marinette county is 6,063 below normal. There are sixteen districts practically within 1,000 of the normal figure numbers 43 to 58, inclusive, and twenty-five are within 1,500 of the normal figure. A complete list of the assembly districts as constituted by the apportionment of 1901 is as follows:

SINGLE COUNTY DISTRICTS.

Population, 1900 -20,176.
Population, 1900 23,677.
Population, 1900-17,078.

Ashland County, one district.
Barron County, one district.
Calumet County, one district.
Clark county, one district. Population, 1900 25 8:8.
Crawford County, one district. Population, 1900--17,286.
Door County, one district. Population, 1900-17,583.
Dunn county, one district. Population, 1900- 25.03.
Green County, one district. Population, 1900-22,719.
Green Lake County, one district. Population, 1900-15,797
Iowa County, one district. Population, 1900-23,114.
Jackson county, one district. Population, 1000 -17,493.
Juneau County, one district. Population, 1900-20,629.
Kenosha County, one district. Population, 1900-21,707.
Kewaunee County, one district. Population, 1900-17,212.

La Fayette County, one district. Population, 1900-20,953.
Lincoln County, one district. Population, 1900-16,269.
Monroe County, one district. Population, 1900--28,103.

Population, 1900-20,874.

Population, 1900 16.03.
Population, 1900- 23,943.
Population, 1900-29,483.
Population, 1900--19,483.
Population, 1900-27,475.
Population, 1900-26.830.
Population, 1900 -2,114.

Oconto County, one district.
Ozaukee County, one district.
Pierce County, one district.
Portage County, one district.
Richland County, one district.
Shawano County, one district.
St. Croix County, one district.
Trempealeau County, one district.
Vernon County, one district. Population, 1900-28,151.
Walworth County, one district. Population, 1900-29,259.
Washington County, one district. Population, 1900-23,589.
Waushara County, one district. Population, 1900-15,972.
Wood County, one district. Population, 1900-25,865.

DISTRICTS EMBRACING TWO OR MORE COUNTIES.

Adams and Marquette Counties, one district. Population, 1900--19,650.
Bayfield, Sawyer and Washburn Counties, one district. Population. 1000-
23,500.

Buffalo and Pepin Counties, one district. Population, 1990–24,670.
Burnett and Polk Counties, one district. Population, 1900-25,279.

Forest, Florence and Langlade Count'es, one district. Population, 1900--- 17,113
Iron, Oneida and Vilas Counties, one district. Population, 1900-20,420.
Price and Taylor Counties, one district. Population, 1900-20,368.

DISTRICTS, TWO OR MORE IN A COUNTY.

Brown Co., First Dist.- The towns of Ashwaubenon, Howard. Pittsfield, Suamico, and the city of Green Bay. Population, 1900 -23,372.

Brown Co., Second Dist.-The towns of Allouez, Bellevue, Depere, Eaton, Glenmore, Green Bay, Holland, Humboldt, Lawrence, Morrison, New Denmark, Preble, Rockland, Scott and Wrightstown, the village of Wrightstown, the city of Depere, and that part of Oneida reservation within the county of Brown. Population, 1900-22,987.

Chippewa Co., First Dist.-The towns of Edson, La Fayette, Siegel, Tilden, and Wheaton, the third, fourth, fifth, sixth, eighth, ninth and tenth wards of the city of Chippewa Falls, the city of Stanley, the villages of Boyd and Cadott. Population, 1900 -15,676.

Chippewa Co., Second Dist.--The towns of Anson, Arthur, Auburn, Bloomer, Big Bend, Cleveland, Colburn, Dewey, Eagle Point, Flambeau, Lawrence, Sampson and Strickland, the village of Bloomer, and the first, second and seventh wards of the city of Chippewa Falls. Population, 1900-17,361. Columbia Co., First Dist.- The towns of Arlington, Caledonia, Dekorra, Fort Winnebago, Lewiston, Lodi, New Port, Pacific, and West Point, the villages of Kilbourn City, Lodi, and Poynette and the city of Portage. Population, 1900--15,117.

Columbia Co., Second Dist.-The towns of Columbus, Courtland, Fountain,
Prairie, Hampden, Leeds, Lowville, Marcellon, Otsego, Randolph, Seatt,
Springvale, and Wyocena, the villages of Cambria, Pardeeville, Rio, the
west ward of the village of Randolph, and the city of Columbus. Popula-
tion, 1900 16,004.

Dane Co., First Dist.-The towns of Blooming Grove, Dunn, Madison, Pleas-
ant Springs, and the city of Madison. Population, 1900-21,458.
Dane Co., Second Dist. The towns of Albion, Bristol, Burke, Christiana, Cot-
tage Grove, Deerfield, Dunkirk, Medina, Sun Prairie, Windsor, Westport,
and York, the villages of Deerfield, Sun Prairie and Waunakee, and the city
of Stoughton. Population, 1900 -22,510.

Dane Co., Third Dist.--The towns of Berry, Black Earth, Blue Mounds, Cross
Plains, Dane, Fitchburg, Mazomanie, Middleton, Montrose, Oregon, Perry,
Primrose, Roxbury. Rutland, Springdale, Springfield, Vienna, Vermont,
and Verona, the villages of Belleville, Dane, Oregon, Mazomanie, and Mount
Horeb. Population, 1900 22,467.

Dodge Co., First Dist.- The towns of Ashippun, Clyman, Enmett, Herman,
Hubbard, Hustisford, Lebanon, Leroy, Lomira, Rubicon, Shields, Theresa
and Williamstown, the villages of Lomira and Theresa, the cities of Horicon
Pop-
and Mayville, and the fifth and sixth wards of the city of Watertown.
ulation, 1900-23,636.

Dodge Co., Second Dist.-The towns of Beaver Dam, Burnett, Calamus, Chester,
Elba, Fox Lake, Lowell, Oak Grove, Portland, Trenton and Westford, the
villages of Fox Lake, Lowell and Reeseville, the east ward of the village of
Randolph, the cities of Juneau and Beaver Dam, and the south ward of the
city of Waupun. Population, 1900 -18,295.

Douglas Co., First Dist. The second, third, fourth, fifth, and sixth wards of
the city of West Superior. Population, 1900-18,040.
Douglas Co., Second Dist.- The towns of Brule, Gordon, Nebagamon and
Superior, and the first, seventh, eighth, ninth and tenth wards of the city
of West Superior. Population, 1900 18.295.

Lau Claire Co., First Dist.-The town of Seymour, the first, second, third,
fifth, sixth, eighth, ninth, and tenth wards of the city of Eau Claire, and
the city of Altoona. Population, 1900-15,790.

By act of legislature in 1901, the county of Gates was formed (comprising the towns of Atlanta, Big Bend, Dewey, Lawrence, Bush, Strickland and Flambeau and the part of township 53 north, range 7 west, lying south of Chippewa river) and remains a part of the second assembly district of Chippewa county.

Eau Claire Co., Second Dist.-The towns of Bridge Creek, Brunswick. Clear Creek, Drammen, Fairchild, Lincoln, Ludington, Otter Creek, Pleasant Valley, Union and Washington, the village of Fairchild, the fourth and seventh wards of the city of Eau Claire, and the city of Augusta. Population, 1900 -15,902.

* Includes Rusk Co.

Fond du Lac Co., First Dist.-The towns of Calumet, Empire, Fond du Lac, Forest, Friendship, Marshfield and Taycheedah, and the city of Fond du Lac. Population, 1900-24,041.

Fond du Lac Co., Second Dist.-The towns of Alto, Ashford, Auburn, Byron, Eden, Eldorado, Lamartine, Metomen, Osceola, Oakfield, Ripon, Rosendale, Springvale and Waupun, the village of Brandon, the north ward of the city of Waupun, and the city of Ripon. Population, 1900-23,848. Grant Co., First Dist.-The towns of Beetown, Cassville, Clifton, Ellenborough, Glen Haven, Hazel Green, Harrison, Jamestown. Lima, Paris, Platteville, Potosi, Smelzer and Waterloo, the villages of Cassville, Cuba City, Hazel Green and Potosi, and the city of Platteville. Population, 1900-19,094. Grant Co., Second Dist.-The towns of Bloomington, Boscobel, Castle Rock, Fennimore, Hickory Grove, Lancaster, Liberty, Little Grant, Marion, Milleville, Mt. Hope, Mt. Ida, Mustoda, Patch Grove, Watterstown, Wingville, Woodman and Wyalusing, the villages of Bloomington, Fennimore, Montford and Muscoda, the cities of Boscobel and Lancaster. Populition, 1900-13,187.

Jefferson Co., First Dist.-The towns of Concord, Farminton, Hebron, Ixonia, Milford, Palmyra, Sullivan and Watertown, the village of Palmyra, and the first, second, third, fourth and seventh wards of the city of Watertown. Population, 1900-17,877.

Jefferson Co., Second Di t.-The towns of Aztalan. Cold Spring, Jefferson, Koshkonong, Lake Mills, Oakland, Sumner and Waterloo, the villages of Lake Mills and Waterloo, the cities of Fort Atkinson and Jefferson. Population, 1900-17,412.

La Crosse Co., First Dist.-The town of Campbell, the first,second, fourth, fifth, sixth, seventh, ninth, tenth, eleventh, twelfth, thirteenth, fourteenth, fifteenth, sixteenth, nineteenth and twentieth wards of the city of La Crosse. Population, 1930-21,840.

La Crosse Co., Second Dist.-The towns of Bangor, Barre, Burns, Farmington, Greenfield, Hamilton, Holland, Onalaska, Shelby and Washington, the vil lages of Bangor and West Salem, the third, eighth, seventeenth, and eighteenth wards of the city of La Crosse, and the city of Onalaska. Population, 1900-21,157.

Manitowoc Co.. First Dist.-The towns of Centerville, Liberty, Manitowoc, Manitowoc Rapids, Meeme and Newton, and the city of Manitowoc. Popu lation, 1900-20,343.

Manitowoc Co., Second Dist.-The towns of Cato, Cooperstown, Eaton, Franklin, Gibston, Kossuth, Maple Grove, Mishicott, Rockland, Schleswig, Two Creeks, and Two Rivers, the villages of Kiel and Reedsville, and the city of Two Rivers. Population, 1900-21,918.

Marathon Co., First Dist.-The towns of Bergen, Berlin, Brighton, Cassel, Cleveland, Day, Eau Pleine, Emmett, Frankfort, Halsey, Hamburg, Holton, Hull, Johnson, Maine, McMillan, Marathon, Mosinee, Rib Falls, Reitbrock, Spencer, Stettin and Wein, the villages of Edgar, Marathon City, McMillan, and Mosinee, and the east ward of Colby. Population, 1900-21,559. Marathon Co., Second Dist.-The towns of Easton, Eldron, Harrison, Hewitt, Knowlton, Kronenwetter, Norrie, Pike Lake, Plover, Texas, Wausau and Weston, and the city of Wausau Population, 1900-21,007.

Marinette Co., First Dist.-The city of Marinette. Population, 1900-16,195. Marine te Co., Second Dist.-The towns of Amberg, Coleman. Crivitz, Dunbar, Grover, Peshtigo, Porterfield and Wausaukee. Population, 1900-14,627. Milwaukee Co., First Dist.-The first and eighteenth wards of the city of Mil waukee. Population, 1900-23,396.

Milwaukee Co., Second D'st.--The second and sixth wards of the city of Milwaukee. Population, 1900-23,580.

Milwaukee Co., Third Dist.-The seventeenth ward of the city of Milwaukee, the towns of Oak Creek and Lake, the village of Cudahy, and the city of South Milwaukee. Population, 1900-22,236.

Milwaukee Co., Fourth Dist.--The fifteenth and sixteenth wards of the city of Milwaukee. Population, 1900--22,346.

Milwaukee Co., Fifth Dist.-The fifth and twelfth wards of the city of Milwaukee. Population, 1900 23,247.

Milwaukee Co., Sixth Dist.-The third, fourth, and seventh wards of the city of Milwaukee. Population, 1900-23,2.0.

Milwaukee Co., Seventh Dist.-The towns of Franklin, Greenfeld and Wavwatosa, and the city of Wauwatosa. Population, 1900-20,646.

Milwaukee Co.. Eighth Dist.-The eighth and twenty-third wards of the city of Milwaukee. Population, 1900-19,032.

Milwaukee Co., Ninth Dist.-The ninth ward of the city of Milwaukee. Popu lation, 1 00-17.653.

Milwaukee Co., Tenth Dist.-The tenth ward of the city of Milwaukee. Popu lation, 1900--17,024.

Milwaukee Co., Eleventh Dist.-The eleventh ward of the city of Milwaukee. Population, 1900-21,903.

Milwaukee Co., Twelfth Dist.--The nineteenth and twenty-second wards of the city of Milwaukee. Population, 1900—20,231.

Milwaukee Co., Thirteenth Dist.-The thirteenth ward of the city of Milwaukee. Population, 1900-17,026.

Milwaukee Co., Fourteenth Dist.-The fourteenth ward of the city of Milwaukee. Population, 1900- 20,651.

Milwaukee Co., Fifteenth Dist.-The twenty-first ward of the city of Milwaukee,
the towns of Granville and Milwaukee, the villages of East Milwaukee,
North Milwaukee, and Whitefish Bay. Population, 1900-20,613.
Milwaukee Co., Sixteenth Dist.-The twentieth ward of the city of Milwaukee.
Population, 1900-16,8C3.

Outagamie Co., First Dist.-The towns of Bovina, Center, Dale, Ellington, Grand Chute and Greenville, and the city of Appleton. Population, 1900— 23,102.

Cut gamie Co., Second Dist.-The towns of Black Creek, Buchanan, Cicero, Deer Creek. Freedom, Hortonia, Kaukauna, Liberty, Maine, Maple Creek, Osborne and Seymour, the villages of Little Chute and Hortonville, the cities. of Kaukauna and Seymour, the third ward of the city of New London, and that part of Oneida reservation that lies within Outagamie county. Population, 1900-23,145.

Recine Co., First Dist.-The first, second, third, fourth, fifth, and sixth wards of the city of Racine. Population, 1900-24,807. Racine Co., Second Dist.-The towns of Burlington, Caledonia, Dover, Mt. Pleasant, Norway, Raymond and Rochester, the villages of Union Grove, Waterford and Yorkville, the seventh ward of the city of Racine, and the city of Burlington. Population, 1990-20,837.

Rock Co., First Dist.-The towns of Center, Fulton, Janesville, Lima, Milton, Magnolia, Porter. Rock, Spring Valley and Union, and the cities of Edgerton and Evansville. Population, 1900 16,902.

Rock Co., Second Dist.-The towns of Bralford, Harmony, Johnstown and LaPrairie, and the city of Janesville. Population, 1900-17,091. Rock Co., Third Dist.-The towns of Avon, Beloit, Clinton, Newark, Plymouth, and Turtle, the village of Clinton, and the city of Beloit. Population, 190)— 17,210.

Sauk Co.. First Dist.-The towns of Baraboo, Dellona, Delton, Excelsior, Fairfield, Freedom, Greenfield, Merrimac, Prairie du Sac and Sumpter, the vil lages of Ableman, Merrimac, North Freedom, Prairie du Sac and Sauk City, and the city of Baraboo. Population, 1900-16,905. Sauk Co., Second Dist.-The towns of Bear Creek, Franklin, Honey Creek, Ironton, La Valle, Reedsburg, Spring Green, Troy, Washington, Weståeld, Winfield and Woodland, the villages of La Valle and Spring Green, aud the city of Reedsburg. Population, 1900-16,101.

Sheboygan Co., First Dist.-The town of Sheboygan, and the city of Sheboygan. Population, 1900 25,143.

Sheboygan Co., Second Dist.-The towns of Greenbush, Herman, Holland, Lima, Lyndon, Mitchell, Mosel, Plymouth, Rhine, Russell, Scott, Sheboygan Falls, Sherman and Wilson, the villages of Cedar Grove, Elkhart Lake and Sheboygan Falls, and the city of Plymouth. Population, 1900-25,202. Waukesha Co., First Dist.-The towns of Eagle, Genesee, Mukwonago, Muskego, New Berlin, Ottawa, Vernon and Waukesha, the village of Eagle, and the city of Waukesha. Population. 1900 17,364. Waukesha Co., Second Dist.-The towns of Brookfield, Delafield, Lisbon, Menomonee, Merton, Oconomowoc, Pewaukee and Summit, the villages of Hartland, Menomonee Falls and Pewaukee, and the city of Oconomowoc, Population, 1900-17,865.

Waupaca Co., First Dist.-The towns of Caledonia, Dayton, Farmington, Fre mont, Lind, Little Wolf, Royalton, St. Lawrence, Scandinavia, Waupaca and Weyauwega, the villages of Weyauwega, Fremont, Manawa and Sandinavia, and the city of Waupaca. Population, 1900-16,357. Waupaca Co., Second Dist.-The towns of Bear Creek, Dupont, Harrison, Helvetia, Iola, Lebanon, Larrabee, Matteson, Mukwa, Union and Wyoming, the villages of Embarrass, Iola and Marion, the city of Clintonville, and the first, second, fourth and fifth wards of the city of New London. Population, 1900-15,278.

Winnebago Co., First Dist.-The town of Oshkosh, the first, second, fourth, fifth, seventh, eighth, tenth, eleventh, and twelfth wards of the city of Oshkosh. Population, 1900-20,317.

Winnebago Co., Second Dist.-The towns of Clayton, Menasha, Neenah, Vinland, Winchester, Winneconne and Wolf River, the village of Winneconne, and the cities of Menasha and Neenah. Population, 1900-18,670. Winnebago Co., Third Dist.-The towns of Algoma, Black Wolf, Nekimi, Nepeuskun, Omro, Poygan, Rushford and Utica, the village of Omro, the third, sixth, ninth and thirteenth wards of the city of Oshkosh. Population, 1900-19,238.

Note. One of the last acts of the legislature of 1905 was to pass a law chang ing the name of Gates county to Rusk county: hence the territory embraced in Gates county in the above apportionment will hereafter be known as Rusk county. Several new towns, villages, wards, and voting precints have also been created since the above apportionment was made, but are not included above. They can be found elsewhere under the head of "election statistics."