Hot Springs weekly star. (Hot Springs, S.D.) 1892-1917, 1900-10-26

H: Burke and Eben w. Martin.
For Governor..Gharles N. Herreid.
For Secretary of State-O. G. Berg.
For State AUDITOR. D.. Reeves.
Eor State Treasurer.John schamber.
For Attorney General-John L. Pyle,
e. f.. Collins, -"" INSTRUCTION
For Commissioner of School and Public
Fol Railroad Commissioner-Frank Lee
Coed. Jr.
, For state Senaator of the Forty-First Dis
For state Representaiiye of the Forty
Fourth nnr DistrisStt-Edmond 8; Kelly:
For For County Ireasurer,,William r. Morgan.
For Sheriff-Christian L. Jensen.
For Register of Deeds-P. j. Franzen.
For Clerk of Courts-Frederick O.. Osmoth-
erly.
For States Attorncy-Loomis S. Gull.
For County Judge-William ii. Wilson.
ror Comfy superintendent of Schools
For County Assessor-E. H. Mosher.
For County Ioroner-Robert H. Cramer.
FOR Count Surveyor Charles NJ. Roip.
tor Count Commissioner for the Second
DiStrict-David G.. Grippen.
For County Justices of the Peace-W, H.
e as aeG q il ch Wr.fs w. Halls George Nj. Book
For County Constables-Jamcs Holenbcck,
VI r. Long, Frank Dornun and James Dor
AS cASnlpATEs OF THE PEOPLES PARTY AND
- A'.S ANasLON h.t4lG f.AkIl,
For Presidential E'ectors-John p. Neil.
roy. ST. y hn w. Martin, John NJ. King and
Fred III. Bacon. ~
II Fer lepresentatives in Congress-Joseph
u; Moore and Andrew T.. Lee.
For Go~vernor-lurre III. Lien,
For For Lieutenant ~oyernor-A; L. vanOsdel.
For State Auditor-Frank j. Tracy,
For state Treasurer-Chnrles d. Tidrick.
Eor attorney General.Abner E.. Hitchcock.
NJ. HI. Aasved.
ror cG1mmissioner of School and Public
FOR railroad Commissioner-W IT IoEol.
lette. -"noi-
tr hor Stat E SCI se,n a for the Forty-First Dis
Fourth DistriesDGeorge ". High ies for's-
For County Treasnrer,I,Archie ". Riordan.
For SS fMy Asiditor,Henry Marty.
For For Register Of DeedsaFrank A, Fassett.
For States Attorney.Giibert NJ. Cleveland.
For county A-ssessor-James A. Ball.
For County sSrSeyorSabei W. W o sdSSie'
. county Commissioner for the Second
For County Justices iiasse 81 the peace-preston
T.; SHARP H;. Nicely Parsons, Henry Friday and
Perry Fns 6 SeIntY Yete cos%s as!s. sc org Miller,
E0.O 4HA TOFCAx6I fAhVYs
For Presidential Electors-Thomas Thomp.
SON. DR., Erwin j. Tracy and Kettle Halvor.
For Representatives in congress-Edmond
7: English and John NJ. Pease.
o G~overnor-L. E. Stair.
For State ~Auditor-Frank Stout.
Q Superintendent Of Public Instruction.
o.. busaboe.
FOR Commissioner of School and Pnh1ic
Lands-I. 1. Stearns.
For Railroad Commissioner-A.D d.. Blundin.
AS THE CANDIDATES OF THE PROHIBITION
PARTY.
E: +. o lass 9 n. q. hk5s sde and a. syak Il. ke wdilson'
FOR Representatives in Congress-O. A.
For Lieutenant Governor-K. Lewis.
For Secretary Of statesN. j. Davis.
For state Treasurer-H. H. Curtis.
For commissioner of School and Public
Lands-P. s. Rhodes.
AS THE CANDIDATES OF THE NATIONAL SOCIAL
DEMOCRATIC PATTY.
robert v. Hare. William Wallace Swan and
! further certify that the following pro.
posed amendments to the constitution to be
voted, on ut the above mentioned election
have been certified to mi an such auditor
accordingto law:
joint resolution proposing and agreeing
to an amendment to the constitution Of the
state OF south akO and submitting such
Be 1t resolved by the house of representa-
tiyes, the senate concnrring:
general election in this state. the following
the state of South Dakota which is hereby
agreed to, shall he submitted to the electors
or the state for their approval, which
ann 81 when approved and ratified
Article twsepty yie,iIgh !2s, thereof. :,
Article ANVIL. Section l. The several
counties of the state shall invest the monies
or dhe permanent school and endowment
funds III bonds of school corporation. state
county and municipal bonds or first mort
cages upon good improved farm lands within
Their limits respectively, under such regula-
t.ioiis rs the Legislature may provide. but no
farm lonn shall exceed one thousand dollars
to any one person, firm or corporation,
"A joint resolution to amend the constitu-
ton of the state of South Dakota by repeal-
ing Article II thereof. relating to the manu-
tacture and sale ofintoXicating liquors1lhder
exclusive state control, and proposing and
pie S ~
he it resolved by the house of representa-
tives of the legislature of the state Of South
DnNota. the senate concnrring therein:
l.. Question submitted: That at the gem
Dakota OH the first Tuesday after the first
Monday III November, 1909, there shal be
submitted to q vote of tho qualified electors
IN tine state OF South Dakota, the following
shall Article q of the constitution be re-
In witness whereof 1 have hereunto set my
10Th day Of October, A:p. 1900. o''e' 'A''
[sEAIl WILLIAM H. Stanley,
Auditor Of Fall River County, South Dakota.
First publication October 8. ~