Minersville, Pottsville, Yorkville, Saint Clair, Port Carbon, Mount Carbon, Palo Alto, Auburn, Cressona, Schuylkill Haven and Orwigsburg shall constitute the Fourth district and elect three 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.
The county of Susquehanna shall elect two members.
The county of Tioga shall elect two members.
The county of Union shall elect one member.
The county of Venango shall elect two members.
The county of Warren shall elect one member.

The county of Washington shall elect three members.
The county of Wayne shall elect two members.

The county of Westmoreland shall elect four members.
The county of Wyoming shall elect one member.

The county of York shall elect four members.

Section 2. The Representatives shall be chosen by the qualified electors of the city of Philadelphia, and the several counties of this Commonwealth, at the time, places, and in the manner prescribed by the Constitution and laws of this Commonwealth. Representatives shall be chosen at the general election in November, Anno Domini, one thousand eight hundred and eighty-eight, to serve for two years and biennially thereafter. (Act of 12th May, 1887, P. L. 98, as amended by act of 8th May, 1889, P. L. 138.)

Apportionment of the State into Judicial Districts, 1895.

Section 1. Be it enacted, etc., That the judicial districts of the Commonwealth shall be numbered, composed, designated, and shall each have the number of judges respectively, as follows:

The First district shall be composed of the city and county of Philadelphia, and shall have twelve judges learned in the law in the common pleas, and four judges 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.

The Third district, of the county of Northampton, and shall have two judges learned in the law.

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 nine judges learned in the law and two judges learned in the law in the orphans' court.

The Sixth district, of the county of Erie, and shall have one judge learned in the law.

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 one judge learned in the law.