Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1881-10-26
REPUBLICAN STATE TICKET.
REPUBLICAN COUNTY TICKET.
The RepubIica an Candidates,

To-day we place at the head OF our col
umns the names of the nominees Of the
County Republican Convention held last
Friday. We present their names for the
suttrages Of the people of This county
with the greatest confidence in their
ability and their integrity. Not one OF
them needs extended introduction IN
Mower county.
G. l.. Case, the Republican candidate
for County Treasurer, is already success
fully filing the duties Of that responsible
office by appointment of our Board ct
Commissioners lie was brave, true
soldier in The war OF the rebellion, AS his
Colonel, j. Ham Davidson, Of St. Paul,
can abundan>ly testify. About six years
county, from Chattield, where he had
hctn engaged in the hardware business.
His enthusiastic nomination by the con.
veutlOn without opposition was a deserved
compliment. lie is thoroughly compe-
tent in every respect for the Office Of
Treasurer. If you want to elect an hon
est. capable, genial Off cia), cast your
vote for &. l.. Case. Ask his old neigh
bors at Cha!fleld what they think of him.
Charles \. Roy, the Republican can.
didate for Clerk Of the Court, came 10
LIE Roy about II years ago. lie was four
Years in the army. He has been town
clerk continuously for ten years, and is
highly regarded by his fellow citizens.
He is a hard king, industrious citizen,
temperate in habits, and methodical and
careful in his business. He is wide
awake and active, and has always been Il
warm and consistent Republican, uni
torm.y standing by the party nomlna
tons. Give him your warm support it
you want one Of the best OF officials.
Rev. G. d. DelJcn, candidate for super
intenlent Of schools, came 10 Austin just
seven years ago from Rhode Island, his
native state, during which time he has
been the pas tor Of the Baptist church Of
this city. lie is a young man ): Of fine
qualifications, energetic, vigorous, con.
scientious III the discharge of every du ty,
and will be thorough, promp tand indus
trlous in his school work. He never
Sights his work, and is possessed OF a
faculty Of doing an astonishing amount
oflabor in a short space Of time. His
father, for more than thirty years was the
principal Of L large private academy
near Providence, r. I. Mr.. Belden is a
graduate Of Brown university Ouli course)
of the class Of 10. He was for three
years the principal Of graded school in
New jersey, after which lie took a three
years professional course of study. He
is Just the man Tor The office OF superin.
tcnIcnt Of schools, and viii be elected by
large majority.
The nomination Of Court Commissioner
Judge O. Allen-was made, we under.
stand, rs Il matter Of convenience to the
Austin attorneys. 1t is a non salarlcd
office, but requires competent occupant.
No better selection could be made than
our popular Judge OF Probate.
The nominee tor Commissioner in First
District is j. 3. Graves, Of Brownsdale
He las excellent qualifications for this
Office, and if elected will discharge tue
pcrplexing duties honestly and faithfully.
Republicans of Mower county, rally
to the support Of the ticket of your choice
an honest, competent set Of men-that
will do the party no dishCnOr if elected.