Arizona republican., 1902-11-04
Todax's Election

There will be elections in 42 states and Oregon) having already selected this year state officials and their repre- sentative in the Fifty eighth congress. In p of the 42 states, 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 g congressman only are to be elected.
 The principal state officers are to be chosen in Massachusetts, Rhode Island, Connecticut, New York, South Caro- lima, Alabama, Texas, Michigan, Kan sas, Minnesota, South Dakota, Ne braska, Wisconsin, Idaho, Nevada and California. New Hampshire elects only a governor, Tennessee a governor and railroad commissioner, and Penn sylvania a governor and two other state officials.
 Minor state officers. or judges of the supreme court, are to be voted for in Indiana, Illinois, Missouri, Ohio, Iowa, Florida, North Carolina, Delaware, Utah, Washington and Montana.
 Congressmen only are to be selected in Arkansas, Georgia, Mississippi, Louisiana, Virginia, West Virginia. Maryland, Kentucky and New Jersey; and delegates in Arizona, Hawaii, New Mexico Oklahoma and Porto Rico.
 The terms of 30 United States sen ators expire March i. 1903. Five have already been filled by the election oi James B. McCreary (dem.), Kentucky; Joseph B. Foraker (rep), Ohio; Arthur P. German (dem), Maryland; w. P. Dillingham; Gep.), Vermont, and Sam uel B. McEnery (dem), Mississippi. In the following states legislatures which select a senator are to be chosen: New Hampshire, Connecticut, New York, Pennsylvania, North Carolina, South Carolina, Florida, Alabama, Georgia. Indiana, Illinois, Missouri, North Da- kcta, South Dakota, Wisconsin, Kan sas, Idaho, Utah, Colorado, Nevada, Washington and California. The legis- latures of Oregon, Arkansas and Georgia, which also elect a senator have already been chosen.
 Aside from the two principal political parties, a dozen others have tickets in the field. Of the minor organizations. the prohibitionists and socialists have more than the others. The prohibition ists have made nominations in Arizona Illinois, Texas, Idaho, South Dakota, Missouri. Nebraska. Iowa, Michigan, Ohio, Kansas, Tennessee, Wisconsin, Indiana, Minnesota. Colorado, Cali fornia,. Pennsylvania. Massachusetts, Connecticut and Rhode Island, while the socialists have tickets in this territory and in Illinois, Idaho. Wyoming, Montana, Missouri, Ne braska. Iowa, Michigan, Ohio. Kan sas. Washington. Utah. Colorado, Cali fornia, Massachusetts. Pennsylvania and New York.
 The socialist labor party is repre- sented in Missouri. Ohio. Wisconsin, Washington, Indiana, Pennsylvania, Colorado. Massachusetts and Connecti- cut. and the social democratic in Wis consin and Minnesota.
 The other parties have tickets as follows: Peoples, Illinois, Texas, Ida ho. Colorado; allied populists, Texas, Kansas; populist, Montana, Indiana, Minnesota; labor, Montana; public ownership. Missouri; liberal democrat, New York; union republican, Della ware.
 Maine and Vermont have held their elections. On September the voters of Maine reelected Governor John F. Hill and four republican congressman. The Vermont election for governor, held on September ?, was thrown into the legislature and General John G. Mccullough was chosen after a hard campaign that was full oi personal ities.