Beaverhead Republicans Name County Ticket for 1892
Beaverhead county Republican convention nominates James T. Mauldin for state senator. J. R. Gilbert and J. B. Fleming for state representatives. George Galbraith, W. T. Mauldin, Henry Thompson and T. B. Craver for county commissioners. Thos. Fr. Hamilton for sheriff. J. G. Shannon for county treasurer. T. J. Murray for clerk and recorder. R. Z. Thomas for clerk of the court. A. L. Noyes for county assessor. J. J. Conger for prosecuting attorney. Miss Millie Coffin for county superintendent. Josephus Rich for public administrator. I. Cashmore for coroner. Prof. Steerer praised for superintendent. Hartmann noted as Bozeman lawyer for congress.
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Vermont
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Ohio
Milan Academy
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Hudson
1St District of Columbia Cavalry
Millie Coffin
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Josephus Rich
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I. Cashmore
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