Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1884-10-16
The county TIeket. Its Ments.
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For Sheriff "Soldier Bill" Owens,
of Dodgevile--with his arm wither-
ed by a rebel bullet and his body en-
feebled by its load of rebel lead, bear
ing testimony TO the patriotism, and
sacrifice, and suffering which pre-
served us a hation. He is well quail
ided and upright What ought to
be said of county of Wisconsin
that would defeat such a man?
For Treasurer Geo. Pauson Of
Moscow--another of our country 5
faithful defenders, and man of
tried integrity and ability, "A man
whom no citizen of the county has
cause to hesitate as to his honesty
and ability. He is the right man
for the place, and voter will only
be considering his own interest by
casting his ballot for Geo. Paulson.
For Register of Deeds-E. J Ben
nett of Mtilln -- one of the oldest
native born citizens of Iowa county,
having been born in Mineral Point
AZ years ago, and yet this is his first
appearance before the people for
consideration at the ballot box. He
has always been consistent Repub-
hcan, never faltering in the perform
ance of that duty which with him
was regarded rs best for mankind.
The tribune, with true brotherly
desire, hopes that the people will
heartily endorse him at the polls IN a
manner that will insure his election.
For County Clerk - rhos. Nj. Colds.
worthy, vino left his good right arm
in front of Atlanta! He is well quail
flied by past experience IN the Of
fee, aud worthy Of united support.
For Clerk of the Court Matthew
j. Tappin- Il preventative, rising
young man, teacher by profession,
brought out without his own seeking
by the enthusiastically united voice
of the old aud new Republicans of
the town Of Highland, and whose
nomination is a fitting recognition OF
the new awakening 10 political Wis
dom now going on among our Irish"
American citizens. You'll not do
your whole duty in honorng one 10
whom honor is due if you fail TO
vote for Mr.. Tappin.
For Dist. Attorney. 7. Smoker
Of Dodgeyille- another soldier, by
the way, and a lawyer of marked
ability, ample experience and un-
questioned integrity, combined with
sufficient combatlyeness to insure
that law breakers will be prosecuted
to conviction, and that the peoples
rights will be defended and main
tanned in every particular
For Surveyor Robert i. Joiner
of Wyoming whose character as a
man aud eminept qualifications for
the position are 50 well known u
the people Of the county, that TO eX
patiate upon them would be super
fuous. He also was with them who
braved the dangers and endured thC
hardships OF war, that the union
might be perpetual
For Coroner The veteran pioneer
Capt. VIM. p. Ruggles, Of Ridge
way--a gentleman so well and fa
yorably known to the people Of Iowa
county that to attempt TO add to hi'
popularity would be a work of su
pererogation.
For Supt. Of County Schools--A
ID. Prideaux, Of Mineral Point, q
graduate of the Mineral Point High
| School and also of the State Univer
sity. Although comparatively young
he has already proved himself AZ
active, progressive teacher, one il
every way admirably qualified foi
this high, and one Of the most i'm
portant positions within the county
4 Every father will be duly consider
ing the best interests and welfare O
his children by voting for Bert.
I For Members of the Assembly
/ Geo. G. Cox Of Waldwick, and Olive
( p. Underwood Of Pulaski two aor'
veterans Of the Union army. The,
are men Of Intelligence, ripe experi
ence, and sterling integrity. Tha
each will serve his constituents, i
elected, faithfully aud to their bes
interests, is foregone conclusion
by all who know them, irrespective
of party.
Such, in brief, is the Republican