The record-union., 1896-10-24
OFFICIAL STATE BALLOT.
Variety Enough to Suit the Most
FaStidiOuS.
Names Placed ON the State Ballot
for Electors and Con.
greSSmen.

On Tuesday, November Sd, the people
or this State will have the opportunity
OF voting for electors for President OF
the United States, and also for Con-
gressmen In their several districts.
The State tickets certified to by the
secretary of State to the County Clerks
OF the various counties will give them
ample breadth of choice. and the man
who cannot find a set of Electors to suit
MIN among the many must be hard
10 suit. There are not only the Repub-
Ecan and Democratic Electors, but be-
sides these are those Of the People
party, the Prohibition party, the Ma
tional Democratic party and the Ma
tional party, besides which the Socialist
Labor party Of the United States has
placed upon the ticket the names OF two
candidates for Electors Large.
The candidates for Congress have also
been certified to by the Secretary of
State and will be placed upon the tick
cts in their respective districts. while
the names Of the Electors will be placed
on all the tickets throughout the State.
The ticket will be as follows:
ELECTORS.
Republican-Irving NJ. Scott, Duncan
E. McKinlay, George NJ. Francis, Ju-
lius NJ. Walling, Howell A. Powell, Jo-
seph S. Spear, Jr., Claus Spreckels, Ell
wood Cooper, Thomas Flint.
t Peoples Party-J. V. Webster, Dan
lei Mckay, J. w. Martin, S. 1. Allard,
Jo Hamilton, D. T. Fowler, William
Craig, NJ. r. Merritt, G. w. Thresher.
Democratic-J. w. Martin, 10 Hamil-
ton, s. L Allard, C. w. Thresher, Will
lam Craig, d. 7. Fowler M. r. Merritt,
J. V. Webster Daniel Mckay.
Probationary. r. Goodwin, Stephen
Bowers B. f. Taylor. Elam Biggs. DIR.
p McCargar, H. H. Luse, Robert
Thompson, M. J. Hall. r. Fl. Young.
National Democratic-Clay w. Tay-
lor Thomas B. Bond, James K. O'Brien,
John Rosenfeld, jeremiah Lynch,
Charles Anderson, John Roth, Robert
Y. Hayne. L. B. Hakes.
Socialist Labor-Emil Liess, Lenluel
D. Biddle.
National Party Prohibition)-John
Bidwen. Henry French, f. w. Hooper,
r. T. Burns, W. H. Bone, F. Hilton,
William Kelly, Jesse Yarnell, ]. M.
Glass.
FOR CONGRESS.
First District-John A. Barham. Re
publican; Fletcher A. Cutler, Demo
crat: George Wilfrid Monteith, People !
party; B. F. Taylor. Prohibition.
Second District-F. E. Coulter, Prohi-
hilton; Marion de Vries. Democrat;
Marion de Vries. Independent Populist
Grove L. Johnson, Republican.
Third District - Warren B. English
Democrat; Warren B. English, Peoples
party: John H. Eustice, Socialist Labor;
Samuel G.. HFborn. Republican,; w,
Shafer Prohibition.
Fourth District-E. T. Kingsley, So
Cialist Labor: James G. Mcguire. Dem
ocrat: James G. Mcguire, Peoples
party: Thomas r. O'Brien, Republican;
Joseph Rowell. Prohibition.
Fifth Distrfct-Henry Daniels, So
cialist Labor: Joseph P. Kelly. Demo
c~at; A. p. Kinnie, Peoples party: T
IT. lawson. Prohibition: Eugene F
! ord. Republican.
Sixth District-C. A. Barlow Demo
crat: c. A. Barlow, Peoples party: job
Hartman. Socialist Labor; James Nc
arhlan. Republican,; H. Clay Need
Tam. Prohibition.
Seventh District-William W. Bowers
Republican: William IT. Carlson Inde-
rnndent: G. IT. Castle. Democrat: Q. II
Castle Peoples party; J. w. Webb
Prohibition