Grand Rapids Herald-Review Newspaper, October 22, 1898, Page 5

ry OFFICIAL PUBLICATION STATE BALLOT, | Put a cross-mark (X) opposite the name of each candidate] 1 @ cross-mark (X) opposite the name of each candidate you wish to vote for in the squares indicated by the arrow. ee STATE BALLOT. Governor—WILLIAM H. EUSTIS—Republican, Governor—JOHN LIND—Democrat-Peoples. Governor—GEORGE W. HIGGINS—Prohibition. 3N0 804 3LOA Governor—WILLIAM B. HAMMOND-—Socialist-Labor. Governor—LIONEL C. LONG—Midroad Populist. - : the constitution, allowing: cities and vi } to frame their own city charters, and classifying cities. -—NO | Amendment to article nine (9) of the constitution to be known as section sixteen (16), creating a state road and bridge —YES fund from investments in the internal improvement land fund, and-authorizing the legislature to levy an annual one (1) mill on all taxable property. state highway commission of so ridges and distribution of funds. COUNTY BALLOT. Put a‘cross-mark (X) opposite the name of each candidate tax not exceeding in any one year » one-twentieth (1-20) of Also creating a members, having eneral supervision of construction of state roads and —NO Amendment to section thirty-six (36) of article four (4) of ‘ ns in this state Subscribe for the HERALD-REVIEW, | Coroner—C. M. STORCH—Republican Coroner—M. PERREAULT { pomocrat Coroner— aNO HOd ALOA Governor— you wish to vote for in the squares indicated by the arrow. nT ire ace - ; c Ck a one v. Superintendent} PERMELIA:STILSON —Republican ie} — 3 — ican. Slave eres 2 : i atenant Governor—LYNDON A. SMITH—Republican S Member of Cones lpacn MORRIS—Republican. ea ee 1 . m : — E ~ Superintendent e 4 De Ss Lieutenant Governor—J. M. BOWLER—Democrat-Peoples. ea ope 2 : S bts Schools. } MRS. M. S?-EHLE { Bane fe © | Member of Congress, PLES TOWNE mocra: Lieut GC A. H. GILMORE-Prokibiti 3 Sixth District, ; CHARLES A. TOWNE | people's ro] Es, 2 jeutenant Governor—A. H. —Prohibition. o Superintendent = - “ = of Behoold \ A. BERRY—Independent es ; > i a Member of Congress, )} ppw R17 Socialict-Ts ] Pein Lieutenant Governor—KITTEL HALVERSON—Midroad Populist. | Sixth District, s EDWARD KRIZ—Socialist-Labor. o a | A Superintendent Sf i of Schools i Lieutenant Ge vernor— Member of Congress, } Sixth District, i} x Pe tes PONMIMISSIONET) We, 4. EV.ERTON—Eepublican Secretary of State—ALBERT BERG—Republican. = ROE aE ist Digitice oS oe ~ & | State Senator... ¢, MeCARTHY—Republican, z \ 5 Secretary of State—JULIUS J. HEINRICH—Peoples-Democrat. vin CElceaie DeLee ws a |Sommpesioner | c. W. ROBINSON | pomocrat 2 ae 53 j Slate Senator, | w. H. SKEMP—Demucrat 3 » Secretary of State—-ARCHIBALD A. STONE—Prohibition. Ss Wy leicstacidens 1 g mi. : S| Ast District bie Secretary of State—MICHAEL F. WESENBERG—Midroad Sate, Sehator,} fe Pas si ehcp rem ca| SIC Populist. . —————— | missioner} vy. 2, MEYERS—Republican s Secretary of State-— Represeutative, | J, 2, LYNDS—Republican 3 52 strict, aye ; I : : ks @ommissioner } - Democrat State Auditor—ROBERT C. DUNN—Republican. s hex : = 2nd District f A. E. WILDER { Poones i a & Representative, 9 NN, MAUSTEN—Republican x nm 52nd District, Jf —) State Auditor—GEORGE N. LAMPHERE—Democrat-Peoples. 7" a “a — i f ; | 3B | Representative, le @ KELLEY—Democrat = State Auditor—DELBURT U. WELD—Prohibition. Z| Bod District’ f , i is So Commissioner } . a1 j : : m RE B 3rd District’ § JOSEPH CROWTHER—Republican State Auditor—CHARLES H. HOPiXINS—Midroad Populist. Sond District, .§ CHAS. KEARNEY—Democrat = a = iano se: i Coote = =< ms ves S sioner { N § Democrat J State Auditor— Representative, } a Cone ee. (People’s ic] ———rocmcmmmmmes | /)2))(] District, § CI} State Treasurer—AUGUST T. KOS < Commissioner | pw, fA ULKINGHOR—Independent 3s [Dp arneeenrative: : 3rd District y SSSI See eee ene 2 <4 | Representative, } Sc ee ce i E E Mi | 52nd District, f : -o State Treasurer—ALEX ANDER McKINNON—Democrat-P»9ples. nm | a Gamimissioner) : — ae a E veer : 3rd District: § State Treasurer—PATRICK H. R.AHILLY—Midroad Populist. S | County Auditor—H..R. KING—Bepublican a =e Saar Sars my s Se W. V. FULLER—Republican : “ 4th District aghc a State Treasurer— / County Auditor—B. J. FARRELL { pomocrat z aa = i re PS] = s = PCLSd OER AND neta MN core fee Co: issioner § ry 7 Democrat 5 Attorney General—WALLACE b. DOUGLAS—Repub! < S| peace” | THOS. TRAINOR | peonie's S =| | County Auditor— | 4 eRe ae! § Peoples-Democrat. my | % issi g Attorney General—JOHN F. KELLY— { Midroad Populist. 3 | cer LL LL Commissioner 2 pas = County Treasurer—A. A. KREMER—Republican we Attorney General—DANIEL W. DOTY—Prohibition. S| — Brees aa ecrare Commissioner ia i ia ommissioner { GRO, LOTHROP—Republican Attorney General— Clerk Supreme Court—DARIUS F. REESE—Republican. Clerk Supreme Court—Z. H. AUSTIN—Democrat-Peoples. Clerk Supreme Court—STEPHEN W. POWELL—Midroad - Populist. INO YO4 SLOA Clerk Supreme Court— me Justice Supreme Court—JOHN A. LOVELY—Republican. Justice Supreme Court—CALVIN L. BROWN—Republican. Justice Supreme Court—CHARLES L. LEWIS—Republican. Justice Supreme Court—-THOMAS CANTY—Democrat-Peoples. Justice Supreme Court—WILLIAM MITCHELL—Democrat- Peoples. Justice Supreme Court—DANIEL BUCK—Democrat- Peoples. Justice Supreme Court—S. GRANT HARRIS—Midroad Populist. Justice Supreme Court—JOSIAH A. TEMPLE—Midroad Populist. Justice Supreme Court—EDGAR A. TWITCHELL—Midroad 2 Populist. Justice Supreme Court— Justice Supreme Court— Justice Supreme Court— Amendment to section eight (8) of the constitution of the ss State of Minnesota, which relates to the elective franchise of women as to schools or libraries. -—NO J3HHL HOS 3LOA | ap | Dei cra County Treasurer—C. C. MILLER \ peeee County Treasurer— eS SS Sherif—W. C. TYNDALL—Republican —— Commissioner § Sth District | SE: LERMAN ( Democrat 1 People’s INO “Od TLOA Commissioner 5th District § Democrat Sheriff PHILLIP CASELBERG } people's 0 HOU DLOA Sheriff— Register of Deeds—FRED A. McVICA R—Republican WOMAN’S BALLOT. 1 Put a cross-mark (X) opposite the name of each candidate Register of Déeds—A. B. CLAIR { prone” _2 2 you wish to vote for in the squares indicated by the arrow. Superintendent __peRMELIA STILSON—Republican \ Register of Deeds — GS Judge of Probate—E. A. ARNOLD—Republican GINO UOd ALOA of Schools Snperintendent __. __Democrat i Schools MRS. M. S. EHLE People’s Superintendent _,«_ BERRY—Independent : > a Judge of Probate—T. M. BRADY { penien of Schools Superintendent _ . , Judge of Probate--OSCAR TOOMBES—Independent County Attorney—C. L. PRATT—Republican Judge of Probate— ot Schools 4 INO Od ALOA Democrat County Attorney—J. R.’ DONOHUE Hl People’s County Attorney— ‘ County Surveyor—J. A. BROW N—Republican ANO HOd GLOA Amendment to section one (1) of article fourteen (14) of the constitution, providing that when a majority of both —YES houses of the legislature deem it necessary to amend state ' constitution, they may propose such amendment to be | submitted to people at any general election. Ratification of such proposed amendment will require majority of all —NO electors voting at such election. Democrat County Syrveyor.—AL. PHILLIPS { People’s ined positions and made a start in life eee "A meat fitting tailor-made suit will better and feel better. We guarantee the fi workmanship. Lowest Prices. Best Wor! County Surveyor— Yee EE GNO UOd LOA roeker & W «A Good Suit” is always a winner. “Clothes make the man,” ‘pau old caval Se eorth considering. Tito Kelag ll § + S 8 | vy Ss i] s a NO HOLT DLOA : i j x. | a ——p— ee