Dodgeville chronicle. [volume] (Dodgeville, Wis.) 1862-current, 1869-04-09
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TOWN TICKETS

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The Republicans of this town, contrary
to their custom for several years, called a
convention and nominated ticket. The
town was poorly represented, only one
school district having held a caucus. A
ticket was made up, but it was evident at
the close of the convention that it did not
give general satisfaction. The Democrats
made no nominations, but they got Up
three mired tickets, running four demo-
Gratis, with the balance of their tickets re-
publican. to give them character. The re-
suit was, they elected two Of the four dem
ocrats, E. Fl. Noyes, Treasurer, and Matt.
Bishop Assessor.
There were 521 votes polled, with the
following result on the town ticket:
Supervisors Bennett, Chm r. no op 483
Ed, +. James, R. no oppon 495
John Reed, DID,. 60
Thomas NJ. Jones, r. .429-36l
Glerk-Geerge w. Dodge, d.. >. .232
j. Thos. Pryor, Jr., R.. .2S4-52
Ireasurer-Thomas Davies, R.. 1928
E. Ii. Noyes, d. -. ,2S2-54
Assessor-Richard 7. Parry, r ...253
Matthew Bishop, D.. ..259- 6
Justice. -Thomas Davey R -. .246
James Jones, R.. ...... .36S-122
J. E. Higgins, D.. ..124
George w. Jones, R. 267-143
Constables-Wm. Parry, R., no oppon, 406
James Richard, r. I" 495
III. H. Walters, R. 442
MINERAL POINT.
The contest in Mineral Point was warm,
and earnest, res ulting in the election of a
republican Mayor, Assessor, and two Al
dermen. The following is the vote:
Mayor-George Henry, Dem. .2s7
James Hutchinson, Rep. 3O3-l6
Treasurer-Joseph Vivian, Rep. 1882
Charles Holmes, Dem. 1928
Assessor-Philip erdenfeller Dem292
George W. Bliss, Rep. 294--2
Sch. Sup't-Thos. Priestley, Dem 25s
Joshua Hanscom, r. .325-67
Aldermen Hyman Joseph D. ;. 1923
S. E. Shepard, R. ;. l56--33
Alfred Jenkin, D. 49,. .147
David Jacka, r.. -. 1910
Justices-E. S. Sprague, R........ 1876
I. Scott Ansley, D. ..l47-l1
John Ivey, ST.. R.......l3S
Samuel Thomas, d. :. .166-2S
Constablss-Samuel Jacka, Jr., RHO
Samuel Kitchens, d. .l67-57
@. q. Neal, R.......147
IL. Connaughton, D.. l58-1l
WYOMING.
The Republicans of Wyoming did well,
electing their town ticket and giving Jones
good majority.
Suprs--T. Lockman, Chm, R. no op'n LOG
D. +. Levake, d. 40
j. G. Sitter, R. ........ .63-2s
G. w. Richardson, D.. 40
James Carter, r. .66-2G
Assessor-G. Lowry, ID. ........3S
r. l.. Joiner, R.. ..... .64-2t
Glerk-H. Dunstan, H., no opposition--9;
Treasurer-W. j. Allen, r, Zoe
justices Lockman, r, 81
R. L. Joiner. R, sc
CsDstables-Charles Schnell, r, g.
Andrew Leekmau,R 81
Aieh. McClasky. d. F"
Town Board-Arch. Camyisell, Chair
man, Frederick Theobald, Thomas Bum
bury; Town Clerk, Ben. Evans; Assessor
David II. Jones Treasurer, Daniel Thorn
MS !. Justices Of the Peace, John A. Dodge
John Helmenstein. Jr.; Constables, Kittl
Kittleson, Thomas Hastings, Noah Han
nan, Henry Rogers. All Republicans
MIFFLIN.
Town Board William Holmes, Chair
man. Horace III. Streeter, Richard Hum
phries; Town Clerk, Jefferson W. Rewey
Treasurer, Newell N. Jones; Assessor
Joseph Parmly; Justices of the Peace
5ehn B. Sylvester, Edward Z. Williams
William Barton, Ito fill vacancy.) Il. Muir
Sark. ITO ELL vacancy;) Constables, VIII
liam J. White, Peter Jones.
HIGHLAND.