Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1888-10-19
A GOOD TICKET.


convention were harmonious and en-
thusastic, and the result was what
might have been expected--the Sc
lection of worthy and well qualified
candidates for the various offices.
HENRY PENGELLY,
Of Dodgeyille, one of the most pop
ular men in the county, was chosen as
candidate for sheriff. He ran for the
office two years ago, against his brother
John Pengelly, the present sheriff, and
the large vote which he then received
attested to his popularity. There ap-
pears to be no doubt of his election;
and if elected he will discharge the
duties of his office in an able and con-
scientiOus manner.
CHRIS FRITsCH,
Of the town Of Eden, is the nominee
for treasurer. He enjoys the conf
dence of his friends and neighbors in
an eminent degree. The finances of
the county would be safe in his hands.
The nomination sought the man, and
if Mr.. Fritsch should be chosen treas
urer he would fill the Office with honor
to himself and credit to those who re-
pose their confidence in him.
CAPT. NJ. RYAN,
Of Arena, candidate for County Clerk.
is highly qualified to discharge the
duties Of that office. He did not seek
the nomination but it was conferred
upon him as one most appropriate to
be made. His friends will see that
his interests are taken care of at the
polls.
W. II. THOMAS,
candidate for Register of Deeds, is
well and favorably known throughout
the county. Although an irrepreSsibIe
democrat, he has frequently been Sc
lected for offices Of trust in the largely
republican town of Dodgeville, bear
ing witness to the fact that he does
not carry his political opinions into
business matters, but performs his
duties impartially and fairly. His
election as Register of Deeds would
be the comforting Of position upon a
highly deserving man.
STEPHEN EvERSON,
of the town of Linden, is candidate
for Clerk Of the Circuit Court He is
a young man of fine education, and
one who would take pride in filling the
Office in an efficient manner. He has
never been before the people of the
county for an Office. He is deservedIy
popular wherever known.
CYRUS LANYON,
candidate for District Attorney, needs
no introduction to the people of Iowa
county. He is thorough lawyer,
careful and painstaking in everything
he undertakes. He has many friends
Throughout the county who will rally to
his support. He has never been an office
seeker, but always stood ready and
willing to help his friends when the
opportunity presented itself for him
to do SO.
T. II. ARTHUR,
of Dodgeyille, is candidate for Sur
vcyor. He has had great deal of
experience in surveying, and is com
petent to fill any Office for which he
might be selected He is deservedIy
popular; is now principal of the pub
lie schools at Cobb, which position he
is filling in the most satisfactory
manner.
VI. \. TOEPHY.
of the town of Ridgeway, is the can
didate for superintendent of schools.
He has had several years experience in
teaching school and has Always taken
a lively interest in school matters. If
chosen superintendent he would take
Il delight in raising the schools of the
county to high standard.
PATRICK KING,
candidate for Coroner, is held in high
esteem by the people of the county re-
gardlesS of party. He is veteran
democrat and one of the best men in
Wisconsin.
GEORGE LEUCk,
candidate for Member of Assembly,
Eastern district, is a democrat from
way back, thorough business man,
and one who has had much experience
i'll public affairs. He has been mem
Der of the county board for several
terms, and enjoys the reputation of
being an energetic worker. He would
represent the interests of the district
ably and impartiaIly He was brave
soldier and served for three years in
Co. of the gallant old I'd Wis. Vol
Inf. He was in all the battles of his
regiment, and was promoted for CON
SpicuouS bravery on the field of Get