Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1897-04-17

Ireasurer-William l.. Eggcr..
Attorney-Francis a. Riddle.
Assistant observation-disclosures Kcnnc.
dy.
Civil FnglnccrzA. &. Schradcr.
Assistant Engihcer--.Iolin II. -Arpy.
superintendent humboldt park-J.
Jpns IN.
Superintendent Garfield Park Hugh
Ward.
Mechanical Enginccr-Jobn eraser.
Gardener Douglas Park Charles ~.
pei.
Gardener Garfield Park--JObn Sell.
Gardener Humboldt Patk-Max Klcp.
pen.
The captain of park police. secre.
tary. general superintendent. bOu'c.
ward superintendent and supcrintcn,t-
cnt Of Douglas Park are yet to he elect
cd. The session of the board appeared
harmonious. differences between mem.
hers having evidently been adjusted
before the meeting. Former President
william \. Wilson met his defeat
quietly. and his suggestions FOR ''re.
| trcnchmcnt and reform" were no, even
mentioned.
This IN President Su,ldurd's i,rs. pub.
lie office. He II n native of Kingston.
Ont. and Ii ~ years old. lie came to
Chicago In 1874 and engaged in the
commission business with his brother.
| r. j. Su,ldurtI. ha wing membership on
the Board Of Trade. Mr.. Sudiard
went Fast In 1870 and returned to chi
cago In 1881. and was employed Ivy the
West Chicago Park Commissioners Ia
make the southwest boulevard dsscss-
mcnt. In 1884 he connected himself
with the Chicago National Bank. scrv.
Ing that hank until March. 1872. when
he became associated with the An.eri.
can Trust and Savings Bank ns chief
clerk Of the trust department..
Patrick i. Cook. the ncwly.clc,;c,l
alderman of the Second Ward. prom.
isps to bc on the side Of honesty and
good government In the Council. lie
has u record for integrity In private
business affairs. hut has never had nil
opportunity to show what his cOnduc,
would hr IN office. II II said an inius.
ticr has been done him IN placing hiiIl
among those who would support u
questionable ordinance.
"'rhc papers have hardly dealt fairly
by mo-" said Mr.. Cook. II believe In re-.
Enumeration for any franchises granted
AMI I believe In civil service reform
Corporations should puy for what they
i 4 tn Ins al tnn n la
best interests Of the city.
'Civil service. I think. should bc con
luctcd fairly. WI bout {,artiaiity to any
one. whether Democrat or Republican
II does not seem TO me that fairness
was done IN every case at the tim,
civil service first went Into effect"
\ Republican league with u roster NJ
over six hundred names hns lNen form
cl by the election Of the following OH
GERS: u. I. Sutfn. President: W. II
Payne. Treasurer: ID. W. Wood. Secrc
tary. The league II In favor Of |
straight Republican ticket for Clrrui
Court Judges next June.
Hon. JOsinl, Crafty. ono Of the mos
prominent residents Of the Town u
Cicero. II being urged by members q
the Bar Association to accept u Judicial
nomination next June. Mr. Crafty
one Of the ablcst lawyers IN this city
and has II splendid practice. lie In
taken tho judicial matter under advise
mcnt.
Alderman COugllIn attempted to hav
nn ordinance passed giving the Fnl
Company permission to excnvate unde
the surface Of the alley between Adam
: nnd Monroe STREETS and Dearborn nm
, State streets, for the storage or con
merchandise and other articles. I'll
dimensions of the space to be eXcava
= ell were limited to ?O5 feet In length
10 feet deep ana 10 feet wide. Alder
man Bremen did not fancy the meas
Q ure for some reason. AMI with on
. short motion had II sent back to tn
committee from whence It came.
D Contracts for nearly nll the wOr
: needed IN the construction of the ne,
! receiving ward of the County Hospit'
I were let by the County Board ut II
! meeting on Monday afternoon. I'll
. successful bidders were: Mason wOrl
: ScybOld L. Neukiwhen. Sl52IO; ~
: stone, VI. Kerber 4 Son, Sl,2GI: stru'
: tural iron. Dearborn Foundry Con
. pany. SG.I22: carpenter work. ID. j
Doyle. 81. 4S7: expanded metal ana col
crete, Schillinger Bros. Sl2,l4o; prl
/ matte lights, Union Foundry Works
i $3.50; sheet metal and slate, II. "
h Knisely. S2,s73; plastering. B, Corco
y mn Il Son, S4,293: painting. Matt Suert
o Company, S6I9; glass, W. i. Nelson
g $500: ornamental iron, standard Arch
e tectural Iron Works. S2,S'is: elcctric'
@ work. &. Il. Doty. Sl.50O; elevator
i Crane Elevator Co.. $1,000; steam
i fitting, Magin 4 Bradley, S4,Gi5. Coul
|. ty Agent Olsen submitted his report {,
!. the month of March. 1t shows the tot
II number of families relieved, 5,O5G; ol
o soldiers relieved, under Hogardus In,
G 330.
y There are no life position
g In this State, but sewers
skate Judges who got on tn
Circuit bench Of Cook Cour
ty by accident want to n
:, themselves In soft Jobs 70
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