The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1891-11-02
NOVEMBER ELECTIONS.

Ofices to he FILLED by tho Voters II
Eleven States.
Tomorrow. Tuesday. Nov. 3, elections
will be held in the following states and foI
these offices:
Colorado will elect a supreme judge.
Candidates-Lnther M. Goddard, democrat;
Joseph @. Helm, republican. Vote Of the
state for president in 1SSS-Cleveland, 81
345; Harrison, 6O,S8l.
Iowa will elect governor and other state
officers and legislature. Candidates for
goyernor-Horace Boies, democrats; Hiram
G. Wheeler. republican; Isaac I. Gibson,
prohibitionist; A. j. Westfa!l, peoples.
Vote of the state for president IN 1855
Cleveland, 1887; Harrison, 21l,5O8. Gov
ernor Boies was elected in 1889 BY . vote OF
$50, 100. to 173. 656 for the republican cnndi-
date, 1852 for the prohibitionist and 6,773
for the labor nominee.
MARYLAND will elect governor and other
state officers and legislature and vote upon
six proposed amendments to the eonstitu-
ton Of the state. The first amendment
empowers the governor to d~isapprOve sep
arate items in appropriation bills, the sec
ond restricts the exemption OF corporations
from taxation. The third provides Tor uni
formity of taxation, the fourth relates to
the election of county commissioners, the
fifth authorizes the sale of the states In
terest in all the works of internal improve
men and the sixth empowers the leRisla-
ture to provide for the taxation of mort
cages. if such taxation is imposed in the
county or city where the mortgaged prop
erty is situated. Candidates for governors:
Frank Brown, democrat; William J., Van
mort, republican; Edwin Higgins, prohibit
ZIONIST. Vote of the state tor president IN
1888: Cleveland. LOG, 1853; Harrison, 99,9 $50.
Massachusetts will elect governor and
other state officers and Legislature. and vote
upop tun pr0pnsa1 amendments to the OOn- |
stitution of the state, one OF which relates
to the qualifications of voters for general
officers and the other makes q majority OF
members a quorum IN each branch OF tho
legislature. Candidates for governors; Viii
liam Z. Russell, democrat; Charles II. Al
len, republican; Charles d.. Kimball, prohi-
bitionist; Henry w. Robinson, socialist la
Dor; Henry VIM, peoples. Vote OF the
state for president in 1883: Cleveland, l51,-
S5S; Harrison, 1885, 92. Gov. Russell was
elected in 1889 by a vote of LAC. 6O7 to 3D.
454 for Bracket, republican, and 1904 Tor
the prohibition candidate.
Mississippi will elect three railroad com-
missioners and legislature.
Nebraska will elect an associate Justice of
the supreme court and two regents of the
state university. Candidates for associate
Justice: joseph w. Edgerton, independent,
indorsed by the democrats; Alfred NJ. Post,
II. w. Richardson, prohibition
list. Vote of the state for president in 1883:
Cleveland, $685.; Harrison, 1O8, 425; Fisk,
prohibitionist, 9,429; and Streetsr. labor
reform, 1926.
New Jersey will elect pRrs OF the senate
and the assembly.
New York will elect governor, lieutenant
governor, secretary of state, comptroller,
treasurer. encouragement, engineer and
surveyor. the senate, the assembly. ten
justices of the supreme court, representa-
tives in congress from tho second,
%orth <~o1fth and" twantv. coonnd 1iakrIRta /
to ill vacancies. Candidates for governor:
Roswell P. Flower, democrat; Jacob Sloat
Fassett, republican,; Joseph w. Bruce, pro-
hibitionist; Daniel De Leon, socialist la
Dor. Vote of the state for president in
1888: Cleveland, 635. 96b; Harrison, 65O, 1888;
prohibition, 30. 231; union labor, 626. Vote
for governor in 1888: Hill, democrat. $780,
464; Miller, republican, 631, 1888; Jones,
prohibitionist, 30,215; Hall, socialist labor,
3,348.
Ohio will elect governor and other state
officers and legislature, and vote upon a
providing for uniformity of taxation, and
upon the question of holding q convention
to revise the constitution of the state. Can
didates for governor: James Il. Campbell,
democrat; William Mckinley, Jr., rspub-
lican; John j. Ashenhurst, proh%ibitionist;
state for president in 1883: Cleveland,
500, AS; Harrison. 416, O54. Gov. Campbell
was elected in 1889 by 1873, 423 votes to
1868, 551 for Foraker, republican, 26,504 for
the prohibition candidate, and 1,O48 for a
union labor nominee.
Pennsylvania will elect treasurer and
aud%itor-general, and vote whether oonsti-
%tutional convention shall be held, and elect
delegates to the same. Candidates for state
treasurer: A. L. Tilden, democrats; David
McMurtrie Gregg. republican: George Dray-
ton, prohibitionist. Vote of the state for
president III 1888: Cleveland, 446, 633; Har-
rison, 2 ,O91. Vote for governor in 1890:
Pattison, democrat, AGA. 2O9; Delamater, re-
publican, H7,655; Gill, prohibitionist, 49,
108.
Virginia will elect one-half its senate and
it's house of delegates.
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