Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1870-03-31
Mr., 4. J. COOPER,

nearly SUPPORT oi every man IN the party
and will no doubt receive it.
Mr. 4. J, COOPER,
/ the candidate ior Ma,or, il is ack nowledged
| Tie man Tor that position. As an enter
rising, energetic, liberal, publc.spi ted
-cntleman, he has few equals and no su-
| peIior.
People Of all parties agree that his quail
ticntious for the position to which he is
nominated are unquestl"ned. With Nj
as Mayor, Mineral Point will be made il
model city; all the evils now complained
OF will receive attention, and il they are
not CORE ted, it will be because the efforts
OF no one man can accomplish it. The
decided majority by which he was nomina
ted on the first ballot over very popular
opponent, is an evidence of his strength
with the people, and insnres his election
by corresponding vote at the polls.
JOHN lvEy, sR.,
the candidate for City Treasurer has veri
fed that he needs no endorsement from us
by so easily securing the nomination over
the writer, who reckons himself hard
man to beat. Everybody knows Col
lyEy, and he will secure an endorsement at
the polls next Tuesday of which he will be
proud.
JOSEPH VIVIAN,
for Assessor, is the right man in the right
place. The nomination was given to him
unasked, which proves him to be the first
choice Of the party. OF his qualifications
doubt, and of his honesty everybody is
satisfied. If elected, JoE will make one Of
the best Assessors the city has ever had
No favor will sway him, and no fear can
awe.
DR.. n. DALTON.
| OF all wise things done, and of all the
good nominations made, none was wiser or
better than to nominate DR.. DALTON for
City Superintendent Of Schools The en-
thusiasm with which the presentation Of
his name was received, was compliment
to the Doctor which no other man could
have secured from that convention. His
known deep interest in our public schools;
his acknowledged ability and hissu superiority
as kind hearted, upright gentleman, are
the qualifications which make him so pop.
| ular, and the same qualities will secure
his election over any man that the oppo
sition can nominate.
PHILIP ALLEN, SIR. AND JAMES BREWER
These nominees for Aldermen are men of
such sterling worth and ardoubted fitness
for the position that their election eau
hardly be doubted. The opposition must
put better men than they usually do in the
| field or their chances are slim
JAMES HUTCHINSON AND JAMES ToAY,
the candidates for County Supervisors, are
two as go men for the position as can be
named in the city. They both have large
interests in the city, and none are better
dual flied to represent the wants aud wishes
of the city in the County Board than they
Let every Republican see to it that one OF
these names is on his ticket. The position
to which they are nominated is important,
and it will be II misfortune to the city if
they are rot elected.
ERNEST wElsES AND JOSEPH ElSsaAS.
These nominees for Constables are both
soldiers, and should be eec ted The duties
of constabes are constantly becoming more
important. and with an eficient, active
Mayor, as Mr. CoopKR will be. 1T is neces
sary that We have good and trustworthy
Constablcs who will act in concert with
him
Person Cen. AMAsA Cons is
at home on short leaSe from Washing
ton, to attend to business before the Cir.
cult Court He looks we'll and happy,
En-. L. Bnss returned from Madison last