The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1897-10-31

setts. four in New York, six in Penn
sylyania. four in Maryland, five in
Virginia, eight in Ohio, four IN AeA-
lucky, five in Iowa, five in Nebraska
and TWO in Colorado. District court
Judges are to be chosen throughout |
South Dakota.
the respective parties in the different |
states;
Observation-Disclosures Horace L.
Chapman; lieutenant governor, M D. /
Shaw: supreme Judge, ]. P Spriggs; !
attorney general. ". II. Dorei treas /
urer, James f. Wilson; member board i
Of public works, Peter H Degnan; |
school commissioner, Byron Il hurd |
National Democratic. - governor,
julius Dexter; lieutenant governor, y. |
e Merrill; supreme judge. John FL. !
Clark; attorney general, David VIII |
son; treasurer, Samuel Stevens; MEM
Der board of public works, II. g. COT
fuberry; school commissioner, w. II.
! Johnson.
Republican.-Gove Asa S. Bush |
nell, lieutenat governor, Asa ".
Jones; supreme judge. Jacob +.
Burllett; attorney general, +. Monet;
! treasurer, s. 3. Campbell; member
| board of public works, G, a. Goddard;
school commissioner L. y. BenebfaHe.
IQJullSI--OTONGIuOU, D0COU 0O-AC9
! lieutenant governor, Horane Whit
comb; supreme judge, c. c. Pomeroy;
attorney general c.. a. Reederi treas
urer +. NJ. Morris; member board of
! public works, j. II. Sanders; school
/ commissioner, Silas Shook.
| SociaIist-Labor.-G William
| Watkins: lieutenant governor. Daniel
W. Wallace; treasurer Edward Sarsen;
member board of public works, John
T. Jones; school commissioner, Charles
| BonSail.
Negro NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Samuel
Lewis; lieutenant governor, Jason 4.
lilly; supreme judge, Graham Deu-
we'll; attorney general, Charles f.
Armstead; treasurer, Moses Moore;
member board OF public works, c. d.
Hormer; school commissioner, Charles
McClarke.
Prohibition. = Governor. John c.
Holiday; lieutenant governor, John
Danner; treasurer, Samuel Wells; at
torney general, Q. ]. Pinney; member
board of public works. Madison L.
Christian; commissioner of school,
Thomas II. Palen-
Liberty (Prohibition). = Governor,
John Richardson; lieutenant governor.
Thomas II. HiIlman; treasurer, Thorn
ton A. Rodefer; attorney general, John
W Peterborough; judge supreme
court, Jackson 6 Wertman; member
IL i
Bolander; commissioner of schools,
Arch Walker.
NEW YORK,
Republican.-Chie justice. court of
appeals, William A. Wallace.
Democratic.-Chief justice court of
appeals, A. 2. Parlor.
National Democratic.-Chief justice
court of appeals, A b. Parker
Socialstic Labor-Chief justice court
of appeals, Theodore T. Cune.
Prohibition.-Chie justice court of
appeals, Francis b. Baldwin.
PENNSYLVANIA.
emocrauc.-Auditor general, NJ. e.
Brown; state treasurer. Walter +. Rit-
ter
Repuhlican.-Auditor general, L. G..
MeCauley; state treasurer, j. s. Bea-
con.
Prohihition.-Auditor general, w W.
Lathrop; state treasurer, Rev. s. G..
Swallow.
Independent Bepublican.-Tre
William R. Thomson
Liberty (Prohibition) Auditor gene
raj. Amos Steel Smith; treasurer. James
C. Hogan.
Socialist Labor-Auditor general,
General j. Hahlon Barnes; treasurer,
W. H. Thomas.
low A.
) Democratic. Populist, Silver Republi-
can Observation-Disclosures. H. L. White;
, lieutenant governor, B. A. Plummer;
supreme judge, L. G, Kline; railroad
: commissioner, s. 3. Crane; superinten-
r dent of instruction, Ct. +. Bhinehart
National emocratic.-GOVernor, John
| Cliggott; lieutenant governor, s. H.
/ Mallory; supreme judge. ". j. Babb;
railroad commissioner, Peter A. Day;
> superintendent OF instruction, J. B.
t Bnoepher.
Repubican,-Governor L. NJ. Shaw;
, lieutenant governor, J. c. Mnliman; su-
! preme judge, c. NJ. Waterman; railroad
commissioner, G, I. Davidson; superin-
h tendent of instruction. r. C. Barrett.
f 1iddle-of-the-Bo Populists.-GoV-
eTnor, Charles Il Lloyd; lieutenant gov
; ernor, D. l. Perkins; supreme judge. j.
. a. L0meburg; railroad commissioner. u
y Il. Griffith; school commissioner, Will
/ lam Haines.
Prohibition.-Goy 8. P. Leland;
? lieutenant governor, NJ. w. Atwood;
I supreme judge, n. T. Hellyer railroad
! commissioner, A. U. Coates; schoo
commissioner Mrs. NJ. H. Durham.
a MASSACHUSETTS.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. Roger Vol.
colt; lieutenant governor, W. Muir
: ray Crane; secretary Of state, William
N DIN; attorney general Hosea Nj
| KnoWlton; treasurer. Edward 2. Shaw
= ! auditor, John ". Kimban
f ocratic.-GoYernor, George F
Williams; lieutenant governor, Christ
. T. Callahan; secretary OF state, Charles
: y. Nash; attorney general, John a
O'Keefe; treasurer, James a. Watson
auditor. ]. L. Chalifoux.
National notwithstanding, DR.
William Everett; lieutenant governor
James e. Eotter; secretary OF state
o Bernard NJ Wolf; treasurer, Horace p
= Tobey; auditor, Harry Douglass; at
i torney general, William NJ. MeClench
Prohibition.-Gov Professor j
f Bascom; lieutenant governor. Willard
o \. Wylie; secretary of state, Edwin
Sawtelle: treasurer, r. Q. HabbeIly
auditor. Il. II. Small; attorney general
(Nolcott Hamlin
= Machine RepublicanS-Govern
or, Patrick II. McCauIl; lieutenant GOV
ernor. o. 3. Roller; attorney general
! James Il. Lyons.
: NEBRASKA.
Democrattc-Po pulist.-Supreme Judge
: John ]. Sullivan; university regents, e
Won ToreH, George e. REMOVER,
National cratie.-Supreme judge
Warren SWitzler: university regents, j
Z Sterling Morton James c. Crawford