Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1879-03-28
Nominations.


Mineral Point. The candidates are
all we'll known to ever voter in the
city. and it is unnecessary for the
DEMOCRAT to speak Of the merits or
qualifications Of any of them:
Mayor. NJ. Smith.
TreaSurer-Nick. Smith.
Assessor Priestley.
School Supt.-Dr. ii. Van DuSen.
FIRST WARD.
Supervisor-Joseph Gmdry.
Alderman-H. Joseph.
Justice of the Peace. p, Tramel.
Constable-Wm, J. Healey.
SECOND WARD.
SUPERVISORY, III. Vivian.
Aldermen Sam'l Jenkin, j. Thles
Justice of the Peace-Sam'l Thomas.
Constable-A Alfred Ansley.
REPUBLICAN TICKET--ClTy or MIN
RRAL POINT.
The following ticket was nominated
at the Republican caucus, held in the
city Hall, on last Saturday evening:
Mayor-Wm. Lanyon. ST.
TreaSurer-Thomas Mankey.
Assessor-John w. Bennett.
Supt. of Schools-P. Allen, ST..
FIRST WARD.
Supervisor-Joseph Gundry.
Alderman--lames Toay.
Justice of the Peace-A. w. Cobb,
Constable John Z. Prisk,
SECOND WARD.
SuperYisor-N. L. Martin.
Aldermen } Dave, Il. Wearne.
Justice of the Peace. b. Reynolds
Coustable-John Daniels.
PEOPLES TICKET-TowNo OF MINERAL
POINT.
The following ticket was nominated
at the Peoples caucus, held at the
Town Hall, on Saturday last;
Supervisors Jas. Weber, Chairman
Joseph IIishen and Henry Kendall.
Treasurer-John Carpenter.
Clelk-John lloare.
Assessor-James Bracken.
,Justiccs--Jos. Bennett VIM. Hughes.
Constables John Hughes and John
Jeaslyn.
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