Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1908-11-03

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tions, and have named their MEM
bers of the next congress the sixty
first. Arkansas and Georgia have
named state officers only and will
select congressman at the coming
election. In twenty-eight states
governors or other state officers are
to be elected; number of these
states will also elect members of the
justices of the supreme court or
minor state officers. In seven, con-
gressmen only are to be elected,
and in two, congressman and leg
islature only
The terms of thirty-one United
States senators, eighteen Republi-
cans and thirteen Democrats, ex-
pire March 8, 1909. Alabama, Ar
kansas, Louisiana and Maryland
have chosen Democrats, and Ken
lucky Republican, while Vermont
has chosen legislature which will
name two Republicans. The pres
ent senate is composed of sixty-one
Republicans and thirty-one Demo-
Gratis.
Members of the national house of
represented are to be elected. Ore
gon, Vermont and Maine have al
ready chosen Republican represent
atives. In some of the southern
states Democrats only have been
nominated while in others Prohibit
ton, Socialist and Independence
party nominees will oppose Republi-
cans and Democrats. The present
house is composed of 391 members
223 Republicans and 166 Demo
Gratis. There are two vacancies.
South Carolina, as usual, has only
one ticket-the Democratic-fol
state officers Louisiana also has
but one ticket-the Democratic. II
this state, however, a justice of the
supreme court and railroad com
missioner are the only state officers
to be elected.
The Prohibition party has tickets
in twenty-one states, the Socialist IL
twenty-seven, the independence
party in twelve, the Socialist Labol
in six, and the Peoples or Populis
party in five, including Nebraska
where they have fused with th
Democrats.
The number of tickets in the diff
ferent states is: One, South Caro-
:. lima and Louisiana; two, Alabam
I. and North Carolina; three, Della
ware, Florida, Montana, New Hamp
:. shire, Oklahoma and North Dakota
four, Colorado, Nevada, Rhode Is
land, South Dakota, Utah, Washing
ton, West. Virginia and Wisconsin
! five, Connecticut, idaho, Illinois
Kansas, Minnesota. Missouri an
NJ Nebraska; six. Indiana, Iowa, Mass
achusetts, Michigan, New York an
~ Texas; seven, Ohio.
on The Prohibitionists have ticket
- in Colorado, Connecticut, Delaware
Idaho, Illinois, Indiana. Iowa, Kan
y sas, Michigan, Minnesota, Missouri
Nebraska, New Hampshire, NeN
York, Ohio, Rhode Island. Sout
Dakota, Texas, Washington, Yves
Virginia and Wisconsin.
ia' The Socialists have tickets i
'OT En1nrs5,
ne Idaho, Illinois, Indiana, Iowa, Kar
'ai sas, Massachusetts, Michigan, Mil
NJ nesota, Missouri, Montana, M
III braska, Nevada, New York, Mort
au Dakota, Ohio, Oklahoma, Rhod
ass Island, South Dakota, Tennessee
Texas, Utah, washington, West vi
ginia and Wisconsin. Ss
The independence party hs
tes tickets in Illinois, Indiana. low
on Kansas, Massachusetts,, Idaho, Micl
.is- igan. Minnesota, Nevada, New Yorl
ers Ohio and Texas.
the The Peoples or Populist par
.m- has tickets in Indiana, Iowa, Mi
ard souri,. Nebraska and Ohio.
en- The Socialist Labor in Connect
J is cut. Massachusetts,, Michigan Ne
ind York. Otio and Texas.
The American party hts OF
ticket in Utah.
IN twenty-three states tn..l
ninety proposed con 'ti,ution
amendments. laws. questions
proportions will be votca upo
AR This does not include Michiga
of where a revision of the prese
lay. constitution will be submitted to 4
and voters for adoption or rejection. r
lec- number of amendments or questio