ELECTION CALENDAR. The principal elections of Illinois occur on the following dates: TUESDAY AFTER FIRST MONDAY IN NOVEMBER. For Presidential Electors. Governor, Lieutenant Governor, Secretary of State, Auditor of Public Accounts. Attorney General, State Senators in even numbered districts. members of the State Board of Equalization, clerk of superior court of Cook county, clerks of the circuit courts, State's attorneys, county surveyors and county coroners, every fourth year, counting from 1872. For State Treasurer, Representatives in Congress, Representatives in the General Assembly, and three Trustees of the University of Illinois, every second year, counting from 1872. For clerk of the supreme court, every sixth year, counting from 1902. For clerks of the appellate courts, every sixth year, counting from 1878. For Superintendent of Public Instruction, State Senators in odd numbered districts, clerk of the criminal court of Cook county, county clerks, county judges, county treasurers, county superintendents of schools, and sheriffs, every fourth year, counting from 1874. For judges of the superior court of Cook county, six judges every sixth year, counting from 1904; four judges every sixth year, counting from 1905, and one judge every sixth year, counting from 1907. [One judge, first Monday in June every sixth year, counting from 1903.] For county commissioners in counties not under township organization, one each year. FIRST MONDAY IN JUNE. For judges of the circuit court, every sixth year, counting from 1873. For judges of the supreme court, Fifth district, every ninth year, counting from 1873; from the Fourth district, every ninth year, counting from 1876; and from the First, Second, Third, Sixth and Seventh districts, every ninth year, counting from 1879. For one judge of the superior court of Cook county, every sixth year, counting from 1903. THIRD TUESDAY IN APRIL. For officers of cities organized under the General Law (except such as contain within their corporate limits one or more townships), annually. For officers of villages organized under the General Law (except where the territorial limits coincide with the territorial limits of a township), annually. FIRST TUESDAY IN APRIL. For all town (township) officers, officers in cities containing one or more towns, and officers in villages whose boundaries coincide with the boundaries of a town (township), annually. THIRD SATURDAY IN APRIL. For school directors in districts not governed by any special act and having a population of less than 1,000 inhabitants. annually. For members of the board of education in districts having a population of not less than 1,000 and not more than 100.000 inhabitants, annually. In counties of less than 125,000. In 1906 and every two years thereafter for other than municipal offices. In counties of 125,000 or more. or Autumn election. Immediately preceding any regular Summer |