Daily Arizona silver belt., 1907-10-29
associated Press.

i, elections m 'weive states one "eeh
 tomorrow. In Massachusetts Island, Maryland, Mississippi Kentucky a governor and othel
 oHeers are to be chosen; in New ,,.,y. a governor only; in New York ,ssoeiate justices of the court oi ala. in Pennsylvania, state treas and in Nebraska, a railroad com " I,ner and two regents of the state -.,.;tv. In Ohio, Utah and Cali municipal officers are to be SC 'I while in New York county 6 sSsr of judges and a sheriff are tC voted for.
 -,, prohibitionists have a state t,, in all the states, except Mary a and Mississippi, and city tickets nsveland and Cincinnati, but not S,D Francisco or Salt Lake City. n, socialists also have tickets in tSs states, except Mississippi and s..rl,nd. and city tickets in Cincin- Cleveland and Salt Lake City, [. ,at in san Francisco.
 r,s socialist labor party has tickets vs5tuekv, Massachusetts and New ,.r while union labor made nomina- q, for city officers in San Francisco T,sre is only one ticket-the demo ,s5s--in Mississippi, and the result .,prse. is not doubtful.
 |. Massachusetts, there are ten tick ;, five being divided among demo .,. Uho are engaged in factional .s. with the state delegation to the 'a,,J democratic convention next ,, ip prospective. The ballot law com ,,,,p decided that Henry M. Whit ,z vas the nominee for governor.
 i, Nebraska the democrats and pop .,,, fused on the officials to be voted ], throughout the state.
 h Maryland there will be a straight -,,s,, between the democrats and the ,rblieans, only the two parties hay ], made nominations for state officers. ,3jition to these a house of dele ,.,. and one-half of the state senate !. o be elected. The next legisla- -.s ViIl choose two United States sen ,sy-One to fill the unexpired term of a. late Arthur T. German and the r,y 10 take the place of Senator Ray w The republicans adhere to the old s, of senatorial election, but the dem ,s,, are to put int2 effect a new sena- -i primary plan, which requires ev- ,r member of the legislature to vote the candidate reeei ving the highest r.s in his district. TSe senatorial yzaries. so far at least as tSe demo- 1y are concerned, will hereafter be ,ar of the regular eleetion in Mary nl Faur aspirants for the long term Tl be voted for November 5, the ealN- s.s for the short term having no -OltiOn
 Ihs local elections, particularly in yE York county, Cleveland, Cinein- nt. Salt Lake City and San Francisco q of particular interest this year.
 Il New York county the republicans nl the independence league (Hearst) hes have fused on the county ticket, Itta is made up of a number of court s,ses and a sheriff. This gives unu- Esl interest to the contest, although the swblicans named the head of the aEst, N. Linn Bruce, for justice of 2, supreme court, the most important s:s, that of sheriff, went to the inde- iilsnee league, whose nominee, Max lillian r. Ihmsen, has been William Hsarst's campaign manager in sew z campaigns. Of the ten judges l1ilated, the Republicans named five ri the Independence League the r,an Opposed to Ihmsen on the Dem Rzte ticket is Thomas F. Foley, Dem sie leader of the Second Assembly S,rlet and a well-known figure in aE Side politics, while James w. Ger ri heads the Democratic ticket foI si'e of the Supreme Court. Soon riI the nominations were made, May Mcclellan, who had been opposed the present Tammany machine, an s.n'ed that he would support the Isnotratic ticket against the Repub- aaHearst combine.
 h Cleveland, Congressman Theodore Burton is eontesting the mayoralty 'a Thomas L. Johnson, who is under 'd to be the representative of Will az J. Bryan in Ohio, and to indorst !shs views on the subjects of pub utilities. There are four tickets ir Lake City, the American or Anti .''lOn party, having made nomina' as for local offices as have the Re .oAeans and Democrats and Social 'l San Francisco the Democrats and ' uood Government forces have com .'a and nominated the present act mayor, who is opposed by repub 'l' as well as a Union Labor candi
 and the three-eornered fight i' 7ldedy lively.
 ,r, Kentucky
 DEA0CRATIC-
 yV.o'efnor-S. w. Hager.
 LIsu'enant Governor-Suth Trimble. 1''OIney General-John K. Hendrick SSultor-Henry NJ. Bosworth.