The Wasp — 1890 — page 329: what you’re looking at

What you’re looking at

This page is primarily a **candidates' card listing** for what appears to be a California election, with Republican and Democratic nominees for various offices (Governor, Sheriff, Tax Collector, Judge, etc.). The only substantive visual element is the **ballot box illustration** at top left—a straightforward image with no apparent satire. The text blocks discussing candidates like Theodore Reichert (Surveyor-General), Harry Morse (Morehouse of Alameda), E.G. Waite (Secretary of State), and Cole of Sierra are **biographical sketches** providing context about nominees' backgrounds and qualifications. These are informational rather than satirical. **This appears to be a largely administrative/informational page** rather than a satirical cartoon page, serving primarily to publicize election candidates to *Wasp* readers.