The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1902-10-29
SENATORS, TERMS EXPIRE
IN THIRTY. NEXT MARCH
Principal States Officers to Be Chosen
in Large Number, Congressman
Only in Delegates to Be Nam
ed in Arizona, Hawaii, New Mexico,
Oklahoma and Porto Rico.

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and their representatives in the Fifty
a governor and other state officers and
congressman are to be chosen, in IL,
minor state officers or judges Of the
supreme court and congressman are to
be voted for, while in 8, congressman
only are to be elected.
The principal state officers are to be
chosen In Massachusetts, Rhode Island,
Connecticut. New York, South Car
DINA, Alabama, Texas, Michigan, Kan
sa1s, Minnesota, South Dakota, Ne
braska, Wisconsin, North Dakota, Col
orado, Wyoming, Idaho, Nevada and
California. New Hampshire elects only
governor, Tennessee, a governor and
railroad commissioner, and Pennsyl-
vania, a governor and two other state
officials.
Minor state officers or justices of the
supreme court are to be voted for in
Indiana, Illinois, Missouri, Ohio, Iowa,
Florida, North Carolina, Delaware,
Utah, Washington and Montana.
Congressman only are to be selected
in Arkansas, Georgia, Mississippi. Lou
fsiana, Virginia. West Virginia, Mary
land, Kentucky land New Jersey; and
delegates in Arizona, Hawaii, New
Mexico, Oklahoma and Porto Rico.
Senators, Terms Expire.
The terms of thirty United States
senators expire March 4, 1903. Five
have already been 1fIledssby the cleo
ton of James B. s,McCreary (Dem.)
Kentucky; Joseph. B. Foraker (Rep.)
Ohio; Arthur p = German .Dem.)
Maryland; w. P Dillingham; (Rep),
Vermont, and Samuel B. McEnery
(Dem.), Mississippi. In the following
states Legislatures which select a SEN
ator are to be chosen: New. Hamp-
shire, Connecticut, New York, Penn
sylvania, North Carolina, South Caro-
I lima, Florida, Alabama, Georgia, Indi-
ana, Illinois. Missouri, North Dakota,
Wisconsin, Kansas, Idaho, Utah, Colo
RADIO, Nevada, Washington and Cali
fornia- The legislatures of Oregon,
Arkansas and Georgia, which also
/ elect senator, have already been
chosen. - .5-ssea.
Aside from the two principal spoliti-
cal parties, a dozen others have tick
cts in the field. Of the minor organi-
cations, the Prohibitionists and Social
lists have more than the others The
Prohibitionists have made nominations
in Illinois, Texas, Idaho, South Dako-
to, Missouri, Nebraska Iowa, Michi-
gan. Ohio, Kansas, Tennessee, wiscon-
sin, Indiana, Minnesota, Colorado, Cali
fornia, Pennsylvania, Massachusetts,
Connecticut and Rhode fsfand, while
the Socialists have tickets in Illinois,
Idaho, Wyofnfng;s Montana, Missouri,
Nebraska! Iowa, Michigan Ohio, Kan
sas, Washington, Utah, Colorado, Cal
tfornia, Massachusetts,, Pennsylvania
and New York.
Thn io1i cti
resented in, Missouri, Ohio, Wisconsin,
Washington, Indiana, Pennsylvania,
Colorado, Massachusetts and Connect
lieut., and the Social Democratic in
Wisconsin and Minnesota. The other
parties have tickets as follows: Peo-
pies, Illinois, Texas, Idaho, Colorado.
Allied Populists, Texas, Kansas; sPopu-
list, Montana, Indiana, Minnesota; Ia
Dor, Montana; Public Ownership, Mis-
souri,; Liberal Democrat, New York:
Union Republican. Delaware.
The Republican and Democratic
tickets in the several states are given
below:
ALABAMA.
Democratic
Governor-Willian1 d. 'Jelks.
Lieutenant GOVERNOR. M. Cunning
ham,
Secretary of State T, Hehin.
Treasurer. Craig Smith.
Auditor-T. L. Sowell.
Attorney GeneralTMassey Wilson
l. Superintendent of Educatic.-Isaac w.
Hill.
Commissioner Of Agricultural. R.
Poole
Republican,
Governor-J. A. w Smith,
Lieutenant Governor-Charles P. Lane.
Secretary of State-J. H. Karter.
Treasurer-H. Lee Brown.
Auditor-T. B. McNaron.
Attorney General-W. III. Armbrecht
Superintendent of Education-J. G.
Fonville.
CALIFORNIA.
Governor-George c. Pardee.
Secretary of state@Charles F. Curry.
Attorney General-U. s.. Webb.
Surveyor General-victor H. Woods.
Comptroller-E. P. Colgen
TreaSurer-Truman Reeves.
Chief Justice Supreme Court-William
H. Beatty.
Associate Justices Supreme Court-F.
NJ. Angelotti, Lucfen Shaw.
Democratic
Governor-Franklin K. Lane.
Lieutenant Governor-Isadore 3. Dock
weller.
Secretary of State-Alexander J. Bos-
borough.
Attorney General-William a. Gett, :,
H. o..
Treasurer-Samuel III. Brooks.
omptroller-Frederfck Hardness.
Chief Justice Supreme Court ohm K.
Law.
Associate Justices Supreme Court-E. C..
Farnsworth. d. K. Trask
COLORADO.
republican,
Governor-James II. Peabody.
Lieutenant Governor-Warren A. Hag-
gait.
Secretary of state-James Cowie.
Observation-Disclosures Newton.
Auditor-John A HoImperg.
Attorney General-Nathan G.. Miller.
Superintendent Public Instruction-Mrs.
Anna B. Brandt.
fer, William j. Kreig. = - $50
Democratic
Governor-Edward C. Stimson.
Lieutenant Governor-Thomas Annear.
Secretary of State-Horace w. Havens.
Treasurer-James H. Carlisle.
Auditor-Harry Es. Insley.
Attorney GeneralNIo G.. Sweigert.
Superintendent Public Instruction Mrs.
Helen L.. Gfenfell. y
Regents of University-Mrs Mary c.. G..
Bradford, w. L. Seeley.
CONNECTICUT.
Governor Adrien Chamberlain.
Lieutenant Governor-Henry Roberts.
Secretary of State-Char1es 6. r. VinaL
Treasurer-Henry H: Gallup.
Attorney General lillian A: King.
Comptroller lillian p. Seeley.
Democratic
Governor B.. Cary.
Lieutenant Goyernor-E. Kent Hubbard
Jr.
Secretary of State-Arthur B. Calkins.
Treasurer-Phillip Hugh.
Attorney General-Noble b.: Pierce.
Comptroller -Edwird G Kilduf.
DELAWARE.
Regular Republican,
Treasurer Martin B. Burris.
Auditor B. Norman.
Treasurer-Joseph H. Hossinger.
Auditor-J. Thomas Lowe.