The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1884-10-31

Necessary TO choice HOl
Besides voting for the presidential
electors, the following state officers in
the various States will be elected.
Alabama will elect Congressman.
Arkansas will elect ef-Justice of
its Supreme Court and Congressman.
California will eject Legislature and
Congressman and vote upon three pro-
posed amendments to the State Consti-
tuition, one authorizing water works in
cities and towns, one providing for a
State Board of Education, and one pro.
viding for State Board of Equaliza-
ton.
Colorado will elect State officers,
Legislature, and Congressman, and
vote upon three proposed amendments
to the State Constitution which relate
to the legislative department, extending
the sessions and increasing the pay of
| members.
Connecticut will elect State officers,
Legislature and Congressman.
Delaware will elect Legislature and
Congressman.
Florida will elect Governor, Lieuten-
ant-Governor, Legislature, and Con
gressmen, and vote upon the question
of holding a convention to revise the
Constitution of the State.
Georgia will elect Congressman.
Illinois will elect State officers, Leg
slature and Congressman and vote
upon proposed amendment to the
State Constitution giving the Govern.
or power to veto any part of an appro-
priation bill while approving the rest.
Indiana will elect State officers, Leg
| islature, and Congressman.
Iowa will elect minor State officers
and Congressman.
Kansas will elect State officers, Leg
islature, and Congressman.
Kentucky will elect congressman.
Loisiana will elect Congressman.
Maryland will elect Congressman.
Massachusetts, will elect State Off
GERS, Legislature, and Congressman.
Michigan will elect State officers,
Legislature, and Congressman.
Minnesota will elect an Assistant
Justice Of its Supreme Court, Legisla-
ture, and Congressman.
Mississippi will elect Congressman.
Missouri will elect State officers, Leg
islature, and Congressman, aud vote
upon two proposed amendments to the
State Constitution, one authorizing a
special tax for street, road, and bridge
purposes, and the other relating to the
Judicial department and authorizing
an increase of courts and Judges.
Nebraska will elect State officers,
Legislature, and vote upon two pro-
posed amendments to the State Consti-
tuition, one of which relates to the leg
islative department and the other pro
vides for railroad commission.
Nevada will elect Supreme Judge
Legislature, and Congressmen, and
vote upon the question of holding 6
convention to revise the Constitution
of the State.
New Hampshire will elect Governor
Legislature, and Congressman, and
vote upon the question of holding {
constitutional convention.
New Jersey will elect Legislature
, and Congressman.
New York will elect two Judges o
, the Court of appeals, Assembly mel
, and congressman, and vote upon
proposed amendment to the State Con
stitution which prohibits the loan or as
of public money for private purpose
/ and restricts the Indebtedness of couu
ties, cities, towns and villages for an
pursope whatever to 10 per cent o
, their valuation.
North Carolina will elect State Off
, GERS, Legislature and Congressman.
Pennsylvania will elect Legislatur
. and Congressman.
Rhode Island will elect Congress
9 men.
. South Carolina will elect State Off
GERS, Legislature, and Cougressmer
and vote upon proposed amendmen
to the State Constitution which forbid
counties and towns to incur debts here
g after to greater amount than 8 pc
/ cent of the assessed value of the taxi
BILE property therein.
/ Tennessee will elect Governor, Raj
a road Commissioners, Legislature, an
2 Congressman.
Texas will elect State officers, Les
n islature, and Congressman.
n Virginia will elect Congressman.
e West Virginia will elect Congress
men.
IS Wisconsin will elect State officer
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