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Arkansas. January rs. elected an ss
sociate justice OF TIE supreme Court
Delaware. Nav -. rejected = pro
position 10 hold convention 10 re-
wise the consultation "a tAe state
Iowa. November 3, viii elect gov
ernor and other state officers and
legislature
Kentucky. August 3, viii elect gov
ernor and other state officers and leg
islatare. and vote upon the eonstitu-
tion framed by the convention which
Was elected August 4. 1890
Maryland. November 3. viii elect
governor and other state officer and
legislature. and vote upon xix pro-
posed amendment 70 the constitution
OF the state. Tae first empowers the
governor 10 disapproye separate items
in appropriation bills. the second re
stricts the exemption OF corporations
from taxation; the third provides for
uniformity OF taxation. the fourth re-
lates TO the election Of county com
missioners, the fi.'h authorizes the sale
OF the srSie's interests ia all works
of internal Improvement. and the sixth
empowers the legislature 10 provide
for the taxation OF mortgages II such
taxation is imposed, In the county or
city where the NOR tagged property
Is situated.
Massachusetts,. November 3 win elect
governor and other state officers and
legislature.
Michigan. April 8. elected justice OF
the Supreme Court and two regents
OF the State University.
Mississippi. November 3. will elect
three railroad commissioners and leg
islature.
Nebraska, November 3. will elect as
sociate justice To the Supreme Court
and two regents Of the State uniyer-
sity.
New Jersey. November 3. will elect
part OF the Senate and the assembly.
New York. November Q. viii ehct
governor. lieutenant governor, Oeere-
tary OF state. controller. treasurer.
attorney general, engineer and sur
vcyor. the Senate, the assembly, ten
Justices OF the Supreme Court, and a
representative I'm Congress from the
Tenth district.
Ohio, November o, will elect COVER
nor and other state officers and legis
lature. and >votc upon proposed
| amendment 10 the constitution pro-
viding for uniformity Of taxation: and
also upon the question OF calling n
convention TO revise the constitution
| OF the state.
Pennsylvania. November 3. will elect
| treasurer and auditor general. and
vote whether n constitutional conven-
| ton shall be held and elect delegates
| to the same.
Rhode Island. April ]. voted for
governor and other state officers and
elected the legislature. There being
no election Of State officers by the
people the Republican candidates were
elected by the Legislature.
Texas. August IL, will vote upon
| five proposed amendments to the con-
| stitution OF the state. The first pro-
vides for the registration OF voters in
| towns Of ten thousand population and
over, the second relates to the mnin.
| tenance OF the common schools, the
| third fixes the maximum rate OF in
terest at 10 per cent. and In contracts
where no rate is specified at per
cent. the fourth relates to local opt on
and the fifth provides for. establishing
two or more civil courts OF appeal.
Virginia. November 3, will elect one
half its Senate and it's House of Dele
gates.
Wisconsin. April Z, elected Judge Of
the Supreme Court.