Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1905-04-06
VERY QUIET ELECTIONS
Very Little Interest Manifest and
Very Few Votes Cast.
NAMES OF OFFICERS CHOSEN.
Cary Reelected State Superinten-
dcut and Bray Elected Comfy
superintendent.

dSuL hHd pray IiSStSd ,oilIIhy
superintendent.
The election in Mineral Point or
Tuesday WAS very quiet and uninter'
estng. The only local offices to be
filed were ward Offices As there was
q lack Of candidates to put the ma
chinery in Imotion with prerequisite
petitions the primary law proved IN
operative, aud AZ the old time meeting
or caucus system has been outlawed
the only way in which the names OF
candidates could be placed upon the
official ballot was by filing the neccs-
sary petitions as individual nominal
tions. As result only In the third
ward were there any contrasting candl-
dates on the official ballots. In the
fourth ward no nomination was made
for alderman, aud the present incum-
fifteen votes cast for him by writing
his name on the ballot, TO fourteen
votes cast for Thomas Ellery in the
same manner.
or the votes for state superintendent
Mr.. Salisbury received 1870 and Mr..
Cary 90.
The officers elect in the city are ~
follows:
Justice Of the Pence for lst and I'd wards,
J. 7. llankins.
Justice OF the Pence for I'D and fourth
wards Henry Pitts,
FIRST WARD,
Alderman, Frank q, WoldonfelIor; super
visor W. N. Curry.
SECOND WARD,
Alderman, Samuel O. Ross Supervisor, Ed,
Brown,
TfIRD WARD
Alderman, Benjamin Rlcwett, Supervisor;
sherman Phillips,
FOURTH WARD.
Alderman, A, II. Potter; Supervisor, John
W. Horn.
TOWN or MINERAL POINT.
suporyisors-Jnhn Jackson, chairman, jas,
Wattors, NJ, u. schauf,
Clerk Richard II, Iiockerlcg.
Treasurer William u, Prist,
Assessor Patrick Clark
Justices ". NJ, Proctor, =. A. Collins
uonstablos Michael Brow q. Mont kon-
dali
DODGEVILLE CRY,
Municipal Judge, j, II, Rnrtc.
For License, 80 majority
rIltsr WAND.
Supervisor, r. X, Mundy.
Aldermen, W, v Powell, =. l., Weekly,
Justice, IT, Z, Hooking.
Constable, W. $, Jones
aECONn WARD,
Supervisor, Ohns. Rllkoy.
Aldermen, John +, Lewis, y, T" lINrker
Justice, Il Lane.
TuIRp WARD,
Supervisor, H. W lladden,
Aldermen, John Engles, J, McGilllgun
Constable, II pengclly,
nOnGEylLI,E TOWN,
Supervisors VIM, Dickinson, chairman; r.
NJ. Fltzsimons, T., q Williams
Clerk John ", +, Roach,
Treasurer Thomas Edwards.
Assessor X, L. Cutler
Justices 9, 7, Berrymnn, stephen Chnppcl
j. II, Tcmby,
ConstablesE Evan II, Grlniths, Thos, II.
Bennett,
MOSCOW.
Supervisors IT, Bollorud, chairman; Casper
Olson John Leonard.
Clerk Otto Nj, Peterson.
Treasurer Ole Thompson
Assessor e, r. rnulson,
Justices 9, T, pnulsuu q, lleggostad
oonstabcs Al, HIGHLAND, Thos. SCHNEIDER
conn VILLAGE.
President Philip Baxter.
Trustees j, 4, Spang George billings
Andrew Reyes, Ernest Scheppor y, w
Bowcs VIM, flllbach
Clerk NJ J. Bennett.
Treasurer j. II, billings
Assessor Leslie Cnlluw,
Supervisor u Il. Brnnctt
llCeIustico Dan thinner.
EDEN,
Supervisors. e rhomos, chairman.
Rudolph lleuor Gullork johnson.
Clerk Ed r. uRttou
Assessor VIM Shea
Treasurer Henry Culver
Justices Of the Peace John Jacobson j. Il
Williams,
Constahlcs llenry lIoucr John Hoffman,
LINDEN
Supervisors T. Caygn Chalrmaui las, O.
Tlhbits, I, A, Peterson
Clork ", W, kolh
TroururHr- Jas \. Trrgonr
Assessor Robert spargo,
Justices John 4, Davis, Chas, r. calvert.
Robert Osborne. Sr.
Constahles--tleury Rrewcr, r. llumpucs,
Wm, Liuduurr
WAl.pWlCk.