Arizona republican., 1900-11-06

Richard Yates, republican,.
 Indiana chooses a governor and other state officers for four years. The re-
 publican c2nd.date for governor is
 Winfield T. Durbin, and the democratic candidate John ". Kern.
 Iowa does not elect a governor this year. but chooses all other important officers
 Kansas chooses a governor and state ticket for two years. Governor w. F. Stanley is the republican candidate for reelection. The fusonist ticket is headed by John w. Breidenthal, a pop ulist
 Kentucky, through the legal compli- cations arising from the shooting of Goebel, chooses d governor in place of Bccllham the present governor. and a lieutenant governor, in place of Beck ham, promoted by Goebel's death to the governorship. Tho republican can didatc is John W. YerIles.
 Massachusetts chooses a full ticket for one year. Governor Crane is the republican candidate for reelection, and Robert Treat Paine, Jr., is the democratic candidate.
 Michigan chooses a state ticket for two years. The republican candidate
 
 democratic candidate. William C. May bury mayor of Detroit
 Minnesota. chooses a state ticket for two years. Governor John Lind. a democrat. is the fusionist candidate for reelection, and the republican candi- date is Samuel P. Vansant
 Missouri. where one of the hottest state campaigns seen in recent years has been in progress. chooses a full state ticket for four years. The dem Ocratic candidate for governor is Alex ander M. Cookery, and the republican candidate, Joseph Flory.
 Montana, where the campaign has also been unusually lively, owing to l the factional fight between the Clark and Daly democrats, chooses a gover- | nor and other state officers. The ie- publican candidate for governor is David F. Folsom and the fusicnist can didate Joseph K. Toolc. There is also : an independent democratic ticket in the . field headed by Thomas s. Hogan
 Nebraska. which has d populist gov ernor and a populist-demoCratic ad- . ministratiOn. elects all it's state officers, besides choosing legislators, who will have the selection of two United States senators. The gubernatorial candidates are: William A. Pynter, fusionist; Charles II. Dietrich. republican. and Taylor Flick, middle of thc-road popu- list.
 New Hampshire chooses a governor and other state officers. The republican ticket is headed by Chester B. Jordan and the democratic by pr. Frederick E. Potter
 New York votes for governor. Ecu tenant governor and other state otii- COTS. Benjamin B. Odcll. Jr. heads the republican ticket, while John F. Stanchfield is the democratic standard bearer.
 North Carolina chooses a full state ( ticket and aslo votes on a proposed constitutional amendment.
 North Dakota will also elect q full { state ticket The fusionst candidate for governor is, NI A. Wipperman. a democrat. while Frank White is the republican candidate. The middle-of- the-road popuIists have a state ticket in the field with O. A. Major as the gu- bernatoriaI candidate.
 Ohio does not elect a governor this year, but chooses a secretary of state. justice of the supreme court and minor ; state officers.
 Pennsylvania voters ballot for audi tor general and two conSressmen-at ( large. ,
 South Carolina elects d full state ticket for two years. Governor NJ E. ( McSweeney is a candidate for re-elec- { tion.
 South Dakota elects governor and other state officers for two years. The ( gubernatorial candidates are E. II. I publican; and l.. E. Stair, middle-uf- ( the-road populist. f Tennessee votes for governor. treas urer and auditor. Governor Benton McMillm is the democratic candidate ( for rc-clcrtion. his republican opponent being John F. Mccall. Texas chooses an entire state ticket { from governor to commissioner of the land office. Governor Joseph D. Say CTS. democratic. is standing for rc-elec- ( tior. The republicans have nominated , R. F. Harry for governor, and the riddle-of-thc-road populists have a ticket in the field headed by J. T. Me ( NIinn.
 Utah has its first state election since z 1895. and will choose a full state ticket. ( Governor Hcrbcr NJ Wells. republican, is a candidate for reelection, and the democratic candidate is James II. ( Moyle. Washington elects governor and other state officers for four years. ( John H. Rogers the incumbent, is the z democratic gubenatorial candidate, while the republican ticket is headed ( by J. NJ Fink z West Virginia also chooses q full state ticket. There are three tickets in Z the field, headed by John II. Holt, dem- ( ocrat; A. E. White, republican. and II. T. Houston, middie-of- the-road popu- st ( Wisconsin elects full state ticket Robert NJ. LaF1llette is the republican for governor while the dem C ,cratic ticket is headed by Louis c. q 2ohmrich.