Arizona republican., 1908-10-19
THE FIELDS OF CONTEST
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! bert w. Gilchrist.
 Republican, Governor, John M. Cheeney.
 Five presidential electors and three representatives in congress. A United l States senator will be chosen. to | succeed William H. Milton, democrat | whose term expires next March. The ! democrats, at a primary election, nominated Ducnan U. Fletcher of
 Jacksonville to succeed MT. Milton. Georgia-(State election held in | October) Thirteen presidential cleo | tors and eleven representatives in 1 congress. The legislature will elect a successor to United States Senator | Alexander s. Clay, democrat. MT. | Clay was endorsed for reelection by | the democrats at a primary. Idaho-Democratic, Governor, Moses | Alexander.
 Republican, James H. Brady. Three presidential electors and one representative at large in congress. | A United States senator to succeed Weldon B. Hepburn, republican, will be chosen. The republicans have en- dorsed Mir Hepburn for reelection. Some of the Democrats Dubois fac tion) have recommended William w. Woods for this position. The anti Dubois faction of the democratic party has endorsed c. O. Stockslager for United States senator.
 nlinois-Democratic, Governor Ad- lai E. Stevenson.
 Republican, Charles s. Deneen.
 Twenty seven presidential electors and twenty-five representatives in congress. The legislature to be elected will name a successor to Uni ted States Senator Albert J. Hop kins, republican. The republicans have endorsed Senator Hopkins for collection, while the democrats have recommended Lawrence E. Stringer.
 Indiana-Democratic, Governor, Thomas R. Marshall.
 Republican, Governor, James F. Watson.
 Fifteen presidential electors and thirteen representatives in congress. The legislature will elect a successor to United States Senator James A. Hemenway, republican, whose term expires next March.
 Iowa-Democratic, Governor, Fred E. White.
 Republican, Governor. B. F. Car roll
 Thirteen presidential electors eleven representatives in congress and state and county officers. The leg islature will choose a successor to ! the late United States Senator Will liam B. Allison, republican.
 Kansas-Democratic Governor. J. D. Botkin.
 Republican, Governor, Walter R. Stubbs.
 Ten presidential electors and eight congressman. The legislature will name a successor to United States Senator Chester | Long, re- publican. At a primary election Jo- seph l.. Bristow was given the sena- torial endorsement by the republicans Farrelly was nominated by the demo- crats.
 Kentucky-No state election.
 Thirteen presidential electors and II representatives in congress. The term of United States Senator James B. McCreary. democrat. expires in March. The legislature already has elected w. O. Bradley. republican, to succeed him.
 Louisiana-Democrati Justice Su preme Court, Judge O. O. Provosty.
 Nine presidential electors and seven representatives in congress. The term of United States Senator Samuel D. McEnery. democrat. expires March 3, 1909. and the legislature has already reelected him to serve the term be- ginning March 4.
 Maine-State and congressional cleo tion held Sept IS. Six presidential electors.
 Maryland-Eight presidential cleo tors and six representatives in con gross. No state officers are to be chosen nor any state questions to be submitted John w. Smith, democrat, was elected to fill the vacancy caused by the death of United States Senator William Pinkey White for the uneX- pired term ending March 3. and was also elected to serve the term begin ming March 1. 1909.
 Massachusetts-Dem Cover nor, James H Vahey. Republican-Govern Eben s. Drap- CT
 Sixteen presidential electors and fl representatives in congress. Michigan - Democratic, Governor, Lawton T. Hemans. | Republican - Governor, Fred M. | Warner
 Fourteen presidential electors and twelve representatives in congress. Nevada-Democratic justice of the | Dsupreme court, Judge George F. Tal- l bot.
 Republican-Justice of the supreme | court, Hugh Brown. Three presidential electors and rep | resentative at large in congress. The | legislature will elect a United states senator to succeed Francis c. New | lands, democrat. The democrats have endorsed Mir. Newlands for reelection and the republicans have endorsed | Patrick l.. Flannigan.