The McCook tribune. (McCook, Neb.) 1886-1936, 1895-08-23
Land commissioner term four wears,

Revenue agent term four years., to
succeed Writ Adams (dem.).
Clerk OF the supreme court term
four years., to succeed Oliver Clifton
(dem.).
Three railroad commissioners (term
four years., to succeed Walter McLaun-
in, ]. F. Sessions and J.. H. Askew
(dem.).
A legislature that will elect a United
States senator to succeed James z.
George, whose term expires March 3,
1899. The legislature will elect al the
first sitting of the four years term for
which it is elected.
A sheriff, chancery clerk, circuit
clerk, treasurer, assessor, surveyor, cor
oner and ranger, and five members of
the board Of supervisors are TO be
chosen for each of the seventy . five
counties Of the state, together with
from three to five justices of the peace
and constables in the five supervisors
distrists Of the same counties.
Nebraska, November 5.-Justices Of
the supreme court (term six years., to
succeed T. L. Norval rep.).
Two regents of the State university
term six years.. to succeed c. H. Nor
rill and T. L. knight (rep.).
New Jersey, November 5.-Governor
(term three years., to succeed George
T. Werts (dem.).
Seven state senators term three
years., to succeed S. D. Hoffman (rep.)
Of Atlantic county. H. D. Winton (dem.)
of Bergen county. E. c. Stokes (rep.)
Of Cumberland county, W. S. DAILY
(dem.) of Hudson county, E. G. Drake
(dem.) Of Morris county and G. G..
Smith (rep.), of Ocean county.
Also, an entire assembly of sixty
members.
New York, November 5.-Secretary
of state (term three years., to succeed
John Palmer (rep.).
Comptroller term three years., to
succeed James B. Roberts (rep.).
Treasurer (term three years., to sue
coed ADDISON B. Colvin Gep.).
Attorney-general (erm three years.,
to succeed Theodore D. Hancock (rep.).
State engineer and surveyor (term
three years., to succeed Campbell w.
Adams (rep.).
Judge of the court of appeals (term
fourteen years., to succeed Francis M.
Finch (rep.).
Also, an entire legislature, to on
sist of fifty senator's, for terms of three
years, and $50 assemblymen for terms
Of one year each. The senators chosen
at this election will participate in the
election of a United States senator to
succeed David B. Hill, whose term will
expire March 8, 1897. There will be
also chosen at this election twelve
judges of the supreme court (term four
teen years., in the eight judicial dis
tricts. These are new Offices created
by the constitution, which took effect
January 1, 1895. The First and Second
judicial districts will each choose three
judges, the remaining six districts one
Judge each.
County judges will be chosen in
tw%enty-four counties, district attorneys
in thirty-fve counties and county clerks
and treasurers in ten counties.
A vote will also be taken upon the
proposition to bond the state in the
sum Of SO, 000 900, to be applied to the
deepening of the Erie and Oswego
canals from seven to nine feet.
Ohio, November Ex-Governor (term
two years., to succeed William McKin-
ley Gep.).
Lieutenant = governor (term two
years., to succeed Andrew L. Harris
rep.).
Auditor of state term four years., to
succeed E. w. Poe (rep.).
Treasurer of state term two years.,
to succeed William T. Cope (rep.).
Judge of supreme court (term five
years., to succeed Thaddeus A. Win
shall (rep.).
Attorney-general (term two years., to
succeed John K. Richards rep.).
Clerk of supreme court (term three
years., to succeed Josiah B. Allen rep.).
Member of board of public works
term three years., to succeed Edward
L. Lybarger (rep).
There will also be elected a legisla-
ture, which will elect a successor to
United States Senator Calvin S. Brice,
whose term will expire March 8, 1897.
Utah, November Ex-Governor (term
four years., to succeed c. W. West
(dem.), appointed by President Cleve-
land.
Secretary of state term four years.,
to succeed C. G.. Richards (dem.), ap-
pointed by President Cleveland.
Attorney-general Germ four years.,
to succeed j. W. Judd (dem.), United
States attorney, appointed by Presi-
dent Cleveland.
Auditor term four years., to succeed
John T. Caine (dem.), appointed by
Governor West.
Treasurer (term four years., to sue
coed j.. W. Whitehead, Jr., (dem.), ap-
pointed by Governor West.
Superintendent of public instruction
term four years.. to succeed T. B.. Lew