Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1900-07-26
OFFICERS TO BE CHOSEN.
Ohices That Are to b
Filled I'm the Elections
of 1000.

All the states in the union, now A.
in number, will choose presidential
electors and members of congress on
November 6, except Oregon, whose two
congressman were chosen on June 4.
All the territories will elect delegates
On the same day and the following
state elections will also be held in No.
vember:
Colorado, TO choose a successor to
h present democratic governor and
democratic-populist state officials.
Connecticut, to choose a whole state
ticket. The present governor is a re-
publican.
Delaware, a governor for four years
In place of the democratic incumbent.
There is no lieutenant governor in Del
aware.
Idaho. a state ticket for two years.
Illinois, a state ticket for four years.
The present republican governor of IL
linnois is not a candidate for reelec-
ton.
Indiana, a state ticket for four years.
Iowa, a secretary of state.
Kansas, governor and state ticket for
two years.
Kentucky. through legal complica-
tions arising from the shooting of Sen
atOr Goebel, a governor in place of
Beckham, the present governor, and a
lieutenant governor in place of Beck
ham, promoted by Goebel's death to
the governorship.
Massachusetts, a complete state tick
ct for one year.
Michigan, a state ticket for two
years.
Minnesota, a state ticket for two
years. The present governor is a pop
ulist and his associates in the admins
tration are republicans.
Missouri, a governor andstate officers,
over the election of whom there will be
q hard fight. The term of office in Mis-
souri, is four years.
Montana, a governor and other state
officers, now divided between the Clark
and Daily factions of democrats.
Nebraska. which has a populist gov
ernor and a populist-democratic state
administration, viii fill all these places,
besides choosing legislators, who will
have the selection of two United States
senator's.
New Hampshire, in which a governor
and state legislature will be chosen.
New York, in which the governor,
lieutenant governor and state officers,
as well as both branches of the 1egis-
lature, will be voted for.
North Carolina, in which a governor
and all state officers will be elected for
the period of -four years, and a consti-
t~utional amendment be submitted to
the voters.
North Dakota, in which a governor
and state officers will be voted for.
Ohio, in which a secretary of state
will be the highest official voted for.
Pennsylvania, in which two congress-
men at large will be chosen.
South Carolina, in which a complete
state ticket will be elected for two
years.
South Dakota, in which a governor
and state officers will be chosen for d
like period.
Tennessee, in which a governor,
treasurer and auditor will be voted
for. There is no lieutenant governor
in Tennessee.
Texas, in which a whole state ticket
will be chosen.
Utah, in which a governor and state
officers will be chosen. Utah has not
had a state election since 1895.
Washington. in which a governor and
state officers will be elected for four
years. The present administration
there is populist.
West Virginia, in which a governor
and state officers will be elected for a
like period. The present administra-
ton of West Virginia is republican
Wisconsin, in which a governor and
state officers will be elected.
The states in which there will be no
general election for state officers this
year are Maryland, Mississippi, Nevada,
New Jersey and Virginia. The states
which have already held their state
elections are Rhode Island; which
chose a governor and state officers in
April; Louisiana, which holds its state
election in the same month, and Ore
gon, which voted in June.