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Domestic News
March 22, 1892
The Madison Daily Leader
Madison, Lake County, South Dakota
What is this article about?
The Pierre Capital reports that Governor Mellette will not seek re-election, while Secretary Ringsrud and Auditor Taylor are candidates for governor. Cortez Salmon aims for state superintendent again, W. W. Taylor for state treasurer, and Maj. Ruth is silent on re-election.
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Under the head of Capitol Chat, the Pierre Capital says: "It is now pretty certain who will and who will not be candidates among the present occupants of state house positions. Governor Mellette will not be a candidate for re-election, but there are several who are willing to take his place. Secretary Ringsrud is a candidate for the governor's chair, and so is Auditor Taylor. Cortez Salmon will try again for state superintendent and W. W. Taylor is making a grand reach for the state treasurership again. Maj. Ruth is suspiciously silent as to whether or not he is a candidate for re-election."
What sub-type of article is it?
Politics
What keywords are associated?
State Elections
Governor Candidates
Pierre Capital
Political Candidates
What entities or persons were involved?
Governor Mellette
Secretary Ringsrud
Auditor Taylor
Cortez Salmon
W. W. Taylor
Maj. Ruth
Where did it happen?
Pierre
Domestic News Details
Primary Location
Pierre
Key Persons
Governor Mellette
Secretary Ringsrud
Auditor Taylor
Cortez Salmon
W. W. Taylor
Maj. Ruth
Event Details
Report on candidates among current state house officials: Governor Mellette not running for re-election; Secretary Ringsrud and Auditor Taylor seeking governor's position; Cortez Salmon running again for state superintendent; W. W. Taylor seeking state treasurership; Maj. Ruth silent on re-election.