Arizona republican., 1908-10-19

| Wisconsin.
 The socialists have tickets in Colo rado, Connecticut. Florida, Idaho, Hi nois. Indiana, Iowa, Kansas, Massa- chusetts. Michigan, Minnesota, Mis- souri. Montana. Nebraska. Nevada, New York. North Dakota, Ohio, okla homa. Rhode Island, South Dakota, | Tennessee. Texas, Utah. Washington. | West Virginia and Wisconsin. The independence party has tickets in Illinois, Indiana, Idaho, Iowa, Kan sas, Connecticut, Massachusetts, Michigan. Minnesota, Nevada, New York, ohio and Texas.
 The Peoples or Populist party has | tickets in Indiana, Iowa, Missouri, Ne | braska and Ohio The Socialist Labor in Connecticut, | Massachusetts. Michigan, New York, Ohio and Texas.
 The American party has one ticket in Utah.
 Tn twenty-three states a total of ninety proposed constitutional amend ments. laws. questions. or proposi- | ton, will be voted upon. This does not include Michigan, where a revision | of the present constitution will be | submitted to the voters for adoption or rejection. The number of amend ments or questions in the different states is: l. Iowa. Texas, Wyoming; | 9. Idaho, Illinois, Kansas, Montana, l Nebraska, Rhode Island. Washington, | West Virginia; 9. Alabama, Colorado, l Florida. Ohio; 4, Minnesota. Wiscon- | sin; ,, North Dakota, Oregon: 6, ~ | jana; IS. California. The amendments or proposed laws 1 of several states are of general inter 1 est. In South Dakota the question of 1 repeating the "one year residence act, | which was passed by the legislature in order to stop rapid divorces. will be submitted to the voters Formerly. suit for divorce could be brought af- | ter six months residence in the state ! Opposition to this short term of res l idence resulted, and the .one year act ! was passed. The latter has been ob- | iected to in certain quarters and peti- | tiOns finally were secured for the sub mission of the one year act to a vote l of the people at the coming election In Illinois the question of a lakes | tO-the-gulf deep waterway will be be- | fore the people in the form of a con l stijutional amendment authorizing the | state to issue bonds of S20.0O0,O ,O00 for ! enterprise.
 l A proposed income tax will be voted upon in four states. South Dakota Moth Dakota, Minnesota and Wiscon- sin.
 California is one Of the latest of the ! gf afg fn orffa IT,, the people there will be submitted a proposed constitutional amendment. ! among others. empowering the legisla- ture to enact a direct primary law providing for the direct nomination of all candidates for public office.
 Following are the national tickets:
 Democratic-Willia J. Bryan, Ne braska, president; John W. Kern, In diana. vice president.
 Republican-Wiiiam H. Taft, Ohio. l president; James :. sherman. New | York, vice president.
 Prohibition-Eugene w Chain. Illi- nois, president: Aaron $. Watkins, ! ohio, vice president.
 Socialist-Eugene V Debs. Indiana, president; Benjamin Hanford. New 1 York. vice president.
 Peoples Party-Thomas F. Watson. l Georgia. president; Samuel W. Will | Hams, Indiana. vice president. Independence Party-Thomas l.. Hisgen. Massachusetts, president: John Temple Graves, Georgia, vice president.
 Socialist Labor-@Martin R. Preston. president: Donald Munro, Virginia. vice president
 "Preston was nominated by the So cialist Labor party. owing to his in ability to make a campaign he being confined in a jail in Nevada on a charge of murder, August Gilhaus of | New York was named as his proxy.
 The following are the heads of the republican and democratic state tickets:
 Alabama-Democra Judges of Supreme Court. J. Mayfield, R. I. Simpson.
 Republican.-Judges of Supreme Court-J. J. Curtis, Julius Sternfeld.
 Eleven presidential electors and nine representatives in congress.
 ArkaIas.-State election held in September.
 Nine presidential electors and seven representatives in congress. | CalifOrnia-No state election. l Democratic-Justice Supreme Court | Uo fill vacancy)-Frank J. Murasky. l Republican-Justice Supreme Court, l Go fill vacancy)-H. A. Melvin
 Ten presidential electors and eight representatives in congress. The term of George C. Perkins, republican, Unit ed States senator, expires in March and the legislature will choose a sue cessor.
 Colorado - Democratic, governor, John r. Shafroth
 Republican-Govern Jesse F. Me Donald
 Five presidential electors and three representatives in congress. The legislature will elect a successor to United States Senator Henry M. Tel Ter. democrat. The democratic state convention endorsed Charles J. Hughes for this position.
 Connecticut Democratic, Judge A. Heaton Robertson.
 Republican-GOvern George F. LiI- ley.
 Seven presidential electors and five representatives in congress. The term of United States Senator Frank B Brandegree. republican, expires, and the legislature will choose his success 1 SOr
 Delaware-Democratic Governor Dr Roland c. Paynter.
 Republican-Simeon s. Pennewill.
 Three presidential electors and ono representative at large in congress. Nr constitutional amendments will be sub lmitted