Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1896-02-29

were adopted: The Twelfth Ward IN.
dependent Club organized for the pur-
ity Of politics and to select men MS can.
dldates from the three parties Of good
character and ability. The following
officers were elected: Michael Hayes.
President: VIM. Richards. Vice Presi-
dent; II. 3. Quirk, Secretary and Trens-
urer. II you will kindly insert this In
your paper you will greatly Obllgc
Twelfth Ward Independent Club.
d. y. QClRK. Sec'y.
John +. stanton. OF the Tenth ward.
has refused to accept the Democratic
nomination for alderman. and n now
looks rs II the candidates would be
John J. Cullcrton and Peter Blower
on the Democratic side and A. W. MIL
ler and Rudolph Mulac on the Republic
can side.
The many friends of Mr.. Henry Lu-
dOlph. u wcll-knOwn llveryman ami
large property owner of the Sixteenth
ward. are urging him strongly to allow
his name to be used as the Democratic
candidate for West Town Collector.
Mr.. Frank II. Mas. president Of the
Seventeenth Ward Democratic Club.
In being strongly mentioned M can
dldate for West Town Supervisor. He
has the backing OF Alderman Maurice
O'COnnOr and will no doubt bc heard
from In thu Ut,,,vOuttns,
A young mems Democratic club has
been organized In the Seventeenth,
ward. with Thomas +. Cornell az pres
ldcnt. and meats every Friday evening
ut 1lU Gund avenue.
Mr.. u. &. Quirk, secretary of the
Twelfth Ward Independent Club. Is u
worker and one OF the most popular
young business men on the West Sltle..
The Thlrty.frst ward will probably
be represented In the next City Council
by &. +. NorthOp. who has been chosen
10y the Republicans to succeed Alder.
man Noble. An informal meeting was
held recently, attended by the prosni.
nent citizens Of the ward, who passed
u resolution requesting Mr.. NOrthrOp to
make the lace and pledging him their
earnest support. He has not signiaetl
his willingness to accept nomination.
but will probably declare himself soon.
The voters of the Fourteenth Sena-
tOrlal District esteem their senator.
Hon. Henry H. Evans, 30 highly that
they IRE unanimously In favor Of bis re-
election AMI have instructed for him.
Mr.. Evans IL to be congratulated on
account OF the confidence plnced III him
and for the high favor he IL held In by
Ills constituents.
Mr.. john A. Reeve, the popular and
efficient ex-clerk Of the Thirty.niUth
General Assembly, will in all probaiDil.
ity receive the Republican nomination
for Secretary Of State. John was 10
popular With all hands In the House
that Democrats as well as Republicans
are liable to lend him helping hand
In rhe event Of his nomination..
State Senator Harry Fisher IL strong.
~ backed for the Republican nominal
ton for Lieutenant Governor. lie Is
capable, popular, and strong with the
people.
Mr.. Felix Semi. OF the Twenty. fourth
and Twenty-flfth Wards, IL a candl-
date for Alderman In, the Twenty.
fourth Ward ut this writing. but IL
talked OF for Senator In the Twenty.
fifth ut later date.
Alderman Il. W. StanwOod has been
renominated by the Thirteenth Ward
Republicans. This IL flatterlng In.
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