Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1897-10-09


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nuco IN an ord,no,,., Oh. n.,.,I.,.,,...
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ond M, HE u,otio,, 20 s,,sr.r,, .,,.. v,,,..
n t,e vo.o ros,,ito,, n, ,hs ,,,.. -, % .'s
motion. Tba NIovor ti,on n or,,ouron., ,.n, @
the Conu,trollcr wo,,,I oa .i,nnS nmn
oct IN .,,sto ~ ,,o Cn,,,,u an.'
,,,,, ,o ,,ooo t,o ronn,., .,n ar s...,'',
street. t.cieaning ordnance wos sus.
tained after much stormy debating.
The opposing factions lnrnopizpj tenn.
porarily on nm ordinance to p,yc civ
Hall employees n Saturday balf.lolI,loy
the year round, un,j the orlinuuce wns
carried I'm spite oG n vigorous protest
from Aid. Harlan nnd Molthy. A veto
from hte Moyor IL loo,,p,i for on this ar.
,tinance.
The minority md m,nur,ty reports
nnpnt the ciy,f s.rv,cc nn,,.our,n,i,n
were introduced NM, o,,,ared nn,ii.h.d
and the lookel. FIR f,uht b.t,v.on I,n,,.
crs and Couuhlin wns ,wst,mu.I.
ALl. D,,,jdipstou sccurot,, t,,., ,,o..og.
of an ordinance proyjdiuu fin, hiIs ror
the mnter,n, for re,,n,r w,rk on ,.v.J
streets IN udv.rt,s.,,, f,,.. ,,,, ,,,,,, a..
civil-service eligible lists. The nd.
ministrution claims the work can I've
done much more cleaply by sticking to
the Mccarthy contract and n veto is
probable.
Mr.. VIM. r.. Harris. of t.o, w.. Al.
ans street. has bcen n hnr,.worpiuy
Democrat I'm thc Twelf,b vnrd ,,,r
many wears. AIr Harris ia 4, c,,v,r
younu business man nm, ,,., , nr,,,.
erty.ownpr. No Democrnt IN th.
Twelfth Ward has more frien,ls m ,he
square mile tl,nn has Wm. r. TrnrrIs.
The Democracy want him to run for
Alderman next spring. ff he can In,
prevailed upon to accept the nomlua.
tion he will he apt to win. Harris Is a
firm friend Of james McAndrews uud
Drainage Trustee Smith. having nj.
ways fought hard for tue latter-,lamed
gentlemen whenever they were up for
office. These men in return now favor
the nomination of Harris for Alder.
man.
The Bru,len. Kelly combination on tho
sanitary lwar,l IL reported ,o IN. nj mn
end. Az n result the followipu s,ntc
for the election Of officers Of the board
at Its first meeting In December has
been agreed upou:
Prcsidcut-Willinm Boldcnwcck.
Chairman Engineering Committee
Thomas Kelly.
Chairman Finance Commi,tec.-R. A.
Eckhart.
President Kelly, Democrat. is said to
have agreed to support Republican
Trustee Boldcnweck for the presidency.
and IN return II to l,c appointed chnir.
man Of the engineering COMMITTEES. n
position now held by Trustee Bruden.
The other inportant committee
tinnncc--Is to 70 to Trustee Eckhnrt.
The deal which President Kelly II
cl,urvc,l with huyiuv entered into IL n
counterpart Of the proceedings Inst do.
ceunler, when, through the switching
over Of Brntlen, the Democrats were
ublp To elect a president, and mt tho
same time remove Trcasurer Melville
T.. Stone and General Counsel John +,
wilson, Brntleu then received tho
su me return for his vote ns Kelly II
said to l,nye arranged for-the chnlr.
uunshIp of the engineering committee.
n posItIOn which in Importance and I'm.
auencc nearly approaches the presI.
Since Brnden presided over the engl.
neering committee the meetings Of that
body nre said to have been Of lively
character. The alliance was not liar.
mOnlO,is. Kelly and Braden usually dif.
fering on nearly every matter which
came up. There were r,,mOrs that Bra.
den would not la permitted to serve
out his year ~ chairman Of the com.
mittee. hut the troubles were patched
up. Braden. II II now thought. nny get
ut best only the craftsmanship Of the
labor committee. to which ex.presldent
Eckhart was relegated Inst year.
Eckhnrt's new place. according tn the
slate. II next In Importance to the chair
mnnship Of the committee Oh engineer
Ing. Trustee Mallette will probably re-