Bisbee daily review., 1906-10-28

forty1w0 states and three terT1torteS. Oregon. Maine and Vermont have d. ready elected state officers and mem bers of the Sixtieth Congress. In twenty-three' of the states a governor and other state officers Gin twenty of them also. legislature); in ten. minor state officers or Justices of the Supreme Court: in two, congressman and a legislature. and in seven con gressmen only. are to be elected Oklahoma is to vote on a state con stitution, and Arizona and New Mex ice on joint statehood.
 The terms of thirty United States Senators-fifteen Democrats and fifteen Republicans-expire March 3. 1907. Virginia, Louisiana, Mississippi, Kentucky and Arkansas have already selected Democrats, and Georgia has d legislature which will elect another, while Maine and Oregon have legisla- lures which insure the return of Re publicans. Of the twenty-two states in which is to be chosen November 6, d legislature that will elect United States senators, fourteen are now represented in the Senate by Republi- cans and eight by Democrats.
 A National House of Representa- lives is to be elecIed-the Sixtieth Congress, with 3S6 members. The present House is composed of 250 Re publicans and 136 Democrats. Maine has already elected four Republicans, Oregon two and Vermont two.
 There is fusion in only one state Nebraska-where the Democrats and Populists agreed upon a division of hD ,tpa ,n tral other states the Republican or Democratic candidates for state of fees have been nominated or en- iorsed by one or more of the minor parties.
 As usual, there is one state ticket the Democratic-In South Carolina. Pennsylvania leads this year with the greatest number of state tickets twelve. Parties are numerous, those having tickets in the field being, Inde- pendence League, Citizens, Common wealth, City. Referendum, Jefferson, American, Anti-Administration Re- publican. Reorganized Republican and Lincoln Republican. Six of them. however, are confined to Pennsyl- yaria.
 The Socialists have tickets in twenty-five states, the Prohibitiouists in tw1enty-three, Socialist Labor in seven. Populists or Peoples Party in four, and the Independence League ir three, while Public Ownership" has ticket in one state
 The number oi tickets in the differ ent states is: l, South Carolina; 2, Alabama, Florida, North Carolina, Tennessee, Washington; 3. Delaware, Montana, Nevada, North Dakota, Rhode Island. Utah; 4, Connecticut, Colorado, Idaho, Michigan, Minnesota, Missouri, Nebraska, New Hampshire, South Dakota Wisconsin, Wyoming; 5. Illinois, Iowa, Kansas, New York, Ohio; 6, Indiana, Massachusetts, Texas; z, California; 12, Pennsyl- yania-
 The Socialists have tickets in Cali fo-nia, Colorado. Connecticut, Florida, Idaho, Illinois, Indiana, Iowa, Kansas, Massachusetts, Michigan, Missouri, Montana. Nebraska, Nevada, New Hampshire, New York, North Dakota, Ohio, Pennsylvania South Dakota, Tennessee, Texas, Wisconsin, Wyom- ing.
 The Prohibitionists in California, Connecticut, Delaware, Idaho, Hin Ois, Indiana, Iowa, Kansas, Massachu- sets Michigan, Minnesota, Missouri. Nebraska. New Hampshire, New York, Chic. Pennsylvania. Rhode Island. South Dakota, Texas, Wisconsin, Wyoming.
 The Socialists Labor party in Hin. ois, Indiana, Massachusetts, New York, Ohio, Pennsylvania. Texas.
 The Populists or Peoples in Cali fornia. Indiana, Iowa, Kansas.
 The Independence League in Cali fornia. Massachusetts and New York. Union Labor in California, Penn sylvania; Public Ownership in Min nesoga, Anti-Administration Republi- can in Alabama, Reorganized RepubIi- t1SR in TexassSana Independent Demo rcraSic :n Colorado.
 The Socialists and Prohibitionists have ncminatee candidates for Con Srsa ia many districts, and in others SaLor, Unions or Federations have endorsed Democrats or Republicans who are believed to be favorable to their cause.
 The following are the heads of the state tickets in the different states:
 ALABAMA.
 Goyernor-Bl axton $. Conner, derlo- cTat; Asa E. Stratton. anti-adminis- iration republic
 CALIFORNIA.
 Goyernor-James N. Gillette. repub- iican: Theodore A. Bell, democratic: James H. Blanchard, prohibition; William H. Langdon. independence league: Theodore A Bell. union labor; Carl, Browne, peoples; Austin Lewis, socialist
 COLORADO.
 Goyernor-Henry A. Butchtel, re- publican: Aiva Adams. democratic; William D. Haywood, socialist: Ben B. Lindsey, independent democrat.
 CONNECTICUT.
 Govcrnor-Rollin s. Woodruff. re- publican. Charles F. Thayer, demo cratic; Ernest D. Hull. socialist
 DELAWARE.
 State Treasurer-Thomas N. Raw lins. republican: Robert H. Wilson. democratic; George A. Rhoades, pro