1897.....

303 STATISTICS, election.

307

307

...

of the principal countries..

303

7

7

new, may be admitted into the Union,
sec. 3, art. 4, U. S. con....
may be formed within the jurisdicton
of others, or by the junction of
two or more, with the consent of
congress and the legislature con-
cerned, sec. 3, art. 4, U. S. con..
list of state officers of the different.521-537
date of admission and how formed
areas of (square miles).
STATE JUDGES, bound to consider trea-
ties, the constitution, and laws
under it, as supreme, art. 6, U. S.

con.

605

604

8

of assembly officers and employes for

labor, etc., bureau of..

of school attendance, etc., in state

596-597

189

511

603

of what to COLSist, sec. 6, art. 10,
state con..

on legislative candidates, 1896......
circuit judges....

.314-323

312-313

23

interest of, how to be appropriated,
sec. 6, art. 10, state con..
where to be established, and name of,
sec. 6, art. 1v.....

23

23

land (see "School and University
Lands"), sec. o, art. 10, state con 23

V.

$27

state con

.15, 31

VACANCIES, in representation in con-

gress, how filled, sec. 2, art. 1, U.

who disqualified, sec. 2, art. 13, state

legislature may declare when office

judges, how may be filled, sec. 9, art.
7, state con...

vacant, and how filled, sec. 10, art.
8, state con....

24

20

in county offices, how filled.

32

on justice supreme court. 1896..
amendment to sec. 1, art. 10, con..
table showing relative strength of
two leading political parties by
percentage of votes cast for gov-
ernor 1892, 1894 and 1896..... 324-325
table showing per cent. of popula-
tion entitled to vote and that
which actually did vote for gov-
ernor in 1881-1892

proportion of native and foreign born
voters in Wisconsin by Lercen-
tages....

VOTERS, who qualified, sec. 1, art. 3.

who disqualified, sec. 2, art. 3, state