Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1897-11-27
sA0LETS.

AZ meeting OF the directors Oh the
Commercial National Bank last week
Mr.. David Vernon was elected Second
Vice President and Mr.. Joseph 4. Tal.
bert was elected cashier. Mr.. Vernon
has been connected with the bank for
twenty-cight years and Is the present
cashier.
His election to the position left va
cant by the retirement Of Mr.. John Il.
Meyer In considered to be very Judi.
clOus one, for his long experience in
banking nnd his thorough intimacy
with the banks customers should nat.
urally render him an invaluable asso.
clate to Mr.. Eckels and Mr.. McEcOn II,
the rcOrganixed management Of the
bank.
Mr.. Talbert, who succeeds Mr.. Yer.
non as cashier, Is the present National
Bank Examiner for Illinois. He II we'll
and favOrably known to the bankers Of
this city and II a close personal friend
Of Comptroller Eckels. II Il said that
Mr.. Charles A. Hanna. mt present cash.
Ter In the Chicago pOstOfiicc, will bc mp.
pointed to succeed Mr.. Talbert as Bank
Examiner.
Mr.. Vernon and Mr.. Talbcrt will as.
sumo their new positions on Dec. I. Mr.,
Eckels and Mr.. McKeOn will assume
the offices Of President and Vice Presi.
dent on Jan. I.
Mark l.. sullivan. VIM. Il. Harrl.
pnd John Mclaughlin IRE talked Of by
Democrats for Alderman In the
Twelfth Ward.
The following Republicans are talked
of for West Town Assessor next spring
Mr.. Louis A. Ruehl, vice president Of
the VIM. Ruehl Brewing Company
Hon. George g. Lenke, Hon. Jus. Red
dick and Hon. Jacob NJ. Horn.
Mr.. Frederick j. Magerstadt. thu
well-knOwn furniture man land brother
OF Hon. Il. j. Magerstadt, the popular
clerk Of the Criminal Court, can have
the Republican nomination for Yves,
Town Collector II he will agree 10 make
the race.
Mr.. Michael ID. Madigan, the popular
dry goods merchant ut Pauiina an(
Madison streets, IL quite hand mt pull
Ing of good rice. For this reason
his friends are pushing him to thu
front for the Democratic nomination
for West Town Assessor. Aid. Littl,
thinks Mr.. MadigRn the strongest maj
talked of, ana says he would win In ,
walk.
The Mayors own ward gave BOutel
the biggest majority, and the yellow
Kids own precinct only gave Perkin
eight votes.
An ideal citizen, splendid business
man. ana man who Is respected b!
all who know him, why wouldn't LOui
A. Ruehl be just the man for Yves
Town Assessor?
Hon. w. II. Tntge IL one of the hes
lawyers In Chicago ana the West, con
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Is being strongly talked Of for the Re
publican nomination for County Judge
Col. Il. Il. Bliss, the stalwart Re
publican ana able lawyer, would max
a most promising candidate for Count
Judge. Another man who Is on til
Republican lists, way up mt the top O
the first column, Is State Senator Chas
II. Crawford. Senator Crawford Is til
little Napoleon, who, South Side Re
publicans say, has never yet lost
battle. lie Is strong with the people.
Hon. Clayton II. Crafts Is the strong
est man yet mentioned by the Demot
racy for County Judge. Mr.. Crafts
friends, who are legion, througllou
Cook County, are hard ut work In hi
interest, and 1t ia said that a majOrit
Of the Democratic County Central Com
mlttee favor Crafts.
Hon. Chas. Burmeister has neve
proved recreant In any official positio
he has held, to the trust reposed In hin
by the people. He Ia a man Of strlc
integrity and strong with the people