Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1870-10-20
PROCAt EDI sGS
OF the Iowa County Republican Con-
y"ntion, Held AT Dodaeyiiie, Octo.
Der Ilth, 1870.

and W, y. W rlg9IeswOrth and W. III
Bennett Secretaries.
On notion J w Rewey, w l. Lin.
coin, and Alex llson were appointed
a committee on credentials, aad recess
of five minutes was taken to allow said
committee time to IN IKE report
Convention called to order and com.
mittee on credentials submitted the fol,
lowing report, which, after being amend.
ed by substituting the name of ). ".
Reese. for that of Dr. Burial, in tn g
Dodseville delegation, was adopted
ArrRd- D. Jones, Wm. G. Meffert
John W Edwards, John Hodgson, John r
Thomas, Benz Hodgson, John K. Mabbott,
Nathan liodgsop.
Clyde Charles Frost, r r. Telfar.
DodyerWe WIN. H'njy, Pierce Owens,
DR.. Cutler, Charles Hope. Capt Wigham,
Thomas Thomas, Joseph Bennett. Thomas
Jones, Thoma. Holland, 5. w Reese, j T.
Pryor, Geo ". Jones, W. j. Wriggles
worth, James Roberts.
Hqhlmd james McMullen, Jas Clem.
ensou, Madison Underwood, c. G. David,
}, b. johnson, Charles Thomas, james Be-
n"v, }. w David. james Eastman, Vsen-
tine Gottschsll
Liadcn Francis Little, VIM. Bennett,
kearton Coates Richard Smith. Arthur
Jewell, Edward Harris, Joseph Melor.
Mineral Point Cuy. ld Ward Alex
Wilson. Joseph Grurdry, s. +, Shepard
James Hutchinson, VIM Lanyon, sr., II S.
keves, W. II. Bennett
2d Ward John James. James Toay,
Joseph Prdeaux, VIM. Smith, Richard
Williams pr. Vivian, Thomas Mitchell
Joseph Bennett, John Spensley John Hoare,
James Spensl"v.
Momom. --Wm. Robinson, George Paul
son, David Powers.
P1aski.-0 p Underwood s s. Welsh,
W, l.. Lincoln Joseph Flost, J, H. Frank.
lin, Thomas Torc.on.
RMgerdy A Campbell, Thomas Strut
W 7. Ruggles. Frederick Theobald Andrew
Arneson Andrew Pierce, George Thomas,
Daniel Thomas
Ityomng,-IIcnry Dunstan, c. B VIZ
gins, R. L Joiner
Wd}nirk. Joseph Grbble, Edward
James, DAVID liumbert.
M6W--J. w Rewev, VIM Bainbridge.
@. S. Millard, Cephas Cushman, VIM Bur
ton.
On motion the Convention then pro-
ceeded to take an informal ballot for
candidate for State Senator, with the fol,
lowing result:
Francis Little received "a votes; G. D.
WiIber, y; JAS Spenalev, 2 j Ell
wards, 7 ~. 7. Jones, 10; Alex Wilson,
| W. l.. Lincoln, II; J. H. Vivian.3
VIM Bainhridge, l. Total, 49,.
On the first formal ballot, Mr. Little
received 80 votes Dr. WILDER 23 Lin
coin - Jones q,
On the second formal ballot, Little re-
ceived Al Wilber % Lincoln 9; Jones
| 8 L. W. Joiner |.
On the third formal ballot, Lite re-
cei ed Sc votes; WILer 81 Jones !.
Francis Little, of Linden, was declared
the nominee for State Senator
An informal ballot for candidate for
Sheriff resulted as f5llows d B. Moore
received 10 votes; Thos Thomas 4;
VIM c. Meaert 81; Edward Dunn 81 !;
John lvey | i; John Hutchinson 2 O 7.
Ashley 9; Vim, Wisham s; L o Kent g.
On the 6r.t formal ballot Meffert re-
ceived 46 votes, Edward Dunn 81, and
IS scattering VIM. G. Mefert, of Are
ma, was accordingly declared the nomi-
nee for Sheriff
Francis Vivian was, on motion OF Alex
Wilson, nominated for Treasurer by ac-
clamation, not 4 single no being heard.
For candidate for Register Of Deeds,
an informal ballot gave l. o Sandcrson
80 r. r. Parry 10; J. 7 Pryor 22 }.
Clemenson 81 X. Coates 2; John
Iioare |.
First formal ballot Sanderson "a
Parry II; Clemenson 6; Hoare l3
Second formal ballot Snnjerson 80
Parry 10. Pryor 2j L. O. Sanderson,
Of Moscow, was declared the nominee
for Register
For C.rk of the Board on informal
ballot b Thomas jr. received 43 II.
Dunstan 40 Scattering, >.
On first formal bal OF, Thomas was
nominated, receiving 81 votes to Dam
STAINS 33
On informal ballot for Clerk Of the
Court, G. Kessler recei ed Gl votes &
W. Lewis "a Scattering and Chris
was declared the nominee without fur,
ther halluting.
For District Attorney, on Informal
ballot, +. T. Weller received IS votes
w W. Likers II; NJ J Briggs ~
Calvert Spensey II Scattering 3
On first formal ballot Weber received
54 Likens 6 Briggs l3 ~pensley II
L p. Weber was declared the nomi-
nee
Joseph Huggins, of Arena, was unani-
mously nominated, by acclamation, for
Comfy Surveyor, and Charles Hope, Of
Dodge ille, for Coroner.
Mr.. Lincoln of Ayoca, introduced the
following resolution, which was passed
without opposition:
R.solud, That 10 all future County Con.
reutions in this County. no town which
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