The Norfolk weekly news-journal., 1902-10-31
printing THE BALLOTS.
Tickets for Coming Election
Being Made.
CANDIDATES AND AMENDMENT

The FINISHED Product IS LenBthf
Documen,--The News is Doing the
Work for Six Counties, $4,000
Ballots Being Required.
INK NEWS force is busy just now
with its annual rush Of ballot printing
that comes on Mt this season OF the
year. The job undertaken this full Ia
TO supply six counties with tho neces.
sary official and sample ballots for the
coming election, the number required
being about $4,000, each precinct In the
six counties requiring change of form,
so that il means considerable compost
tion rs well as press work The ballots
this fall are about rs lengthy M any
that have yet been printed under the
length Of "A inches and tax the capacity
of the large press of the Office to accom-
modate.
There are four parties represented on
che state ticket, three on the oongres.
sional and two parties generally on sen.
atorial, representative, county and pre-
cinot. In addition to this there are the
four circles at the head of the ticket for
q straight party vote, and at the end Of
the ballot is the form by means Of
which voters may register their prefer
ence for or against the proposed amend
ment to the constitution of the state.
The candidates and the parties they
represent, of interest to the voters Of
Madison county, are as follows, being
the order in which they are printed on
the ballot:
For governor-John III. Mickey, re-
publican; William II. Thompson, fu
sion; Samuel T. Davies. prohibition ;
George L. Bigelow, socialist.
For lieutenant governor-Edmund G.,
McGiton, republican; Edward A. Gill
bert, fusion Isaiah Lightner, prohibit
tion; Andrew d. Peugh, socialist.
For secretary of state-George W..
Marsh, republican; John II. Powers,
fusion; ID. ID. Norton, prohibition j.,
Empps NOe, soCiallst.
For treasurer-Peter Mortensen, re-.
publican; John N. Lyman, fusion :;
Wesley II. Maddox, prohibition VIM.
Stolley, socialist
For auditor of public accounts
Charles Weston, republican; Charles
q. DeFrance, fusion; John Dale, pro-
hibition; T. p. Lippencott, socialist.
For attorney general-Frank N.
Prout, republican; Jefferson II. Broadly,
fusion; w. Burt Clark, prohibition !;
James Il. Burleigh, socialist.
For commissioner of public lands and
buildlngs-Ge d. Follmer, repub.
lican; James O. Brennan. fusion James
M. Dilworth, prohibition; w. L
Adams, socialist.
For superintendent of public instruct
ion-William X. Fowler, republican ;
Claud Smith, fusion; h. e. Howard,
prohibition George H. Spencer, social
list.
- For congressman, Third DISTRICT. j.
MCCARTHY, republican; John s. Robin
son, fusion Charles O. Beveridge, pro-
hibition.
For senator, Eleventh district-J. M,
Alden, republican; d. j. Koenigstein,
fusion.
Following this comes the represen.
tative, county and precinct tickets, the
ballot being completed with the con.
stitutional amendment propo ition,
headed:
Constitutional Amendment-Vote
For or Against.
"For amendment to the constitution,
relating to the manner of submitting
and adopting amendments to the con-
stitution of the state Of Nebraska"
against amendment to the consti-
tuition, relating to the manner of sub
uniting and adopting amendments to
the constitution of the state of Ne
braska."