Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1898-05-14


as the probable Democratic nominee
for President Of the County Board. Mr..
Collins Will have. should he consent to
be a candidate. the support. Il lie said.
Of the element in the party which was
successful In the town elections in the
West and South towns and the Tow
OF Lake. and thus far there IL no ma.
terial opposition to him on the North
Side.
Up to date there II no avOwed candi-
date In the field In the Fourth Congress.
siOnal District against Congressman y.
w. Mills. II is not known that Mr..
Mills will be candidate for rcnomina.
ton. and there seems to be n DISPOSE.
ton on the part Of the prominent Re.
publicans In the district to wait tn Mr.,
Mills II heard from before bringing out
new candidates..
Hon. Washington Porter and Major
su 10 psYIup SISuod,s oln Eouuto "A "
good men to elect as members Of the
Board Of Review.
Hon. Charles II. pavlicek. who Ia
backed for Judge Of the Su-
periOr Court. was born mt Bratronic.
Bohemia. In 1863. and came to America
md to Chicago In 1872. After attending
the public schools he was graduated
first from the Northwestern Illinois
Normal School ut Dixon. and then from
the law school Of the University of
Michigan In 1901. Ever since that time
he has practlced his profession In Chi.
cagO. During the last campaign he was
a member Of the bohemian Campaign
Committee and Of the Bohemian Ad.
visOry Committee Of the National Re.
publican Committee. He resides mt No.
1926 West 10th street.
Hon. Joseph W. Suddard. who Is
such fine record M President
Of the Board Of West Park Commits.
siOners, was born In Kingston, Ont,
In 1855. and came to Chicago In 1874.
After engaging In the commission bust.
ness here for a time he returned to
Canada and followed the lumber bust.
ness until 1881, when he returned to
Chicago. ana was employed for n few
years by the board Of which he n now
q member. first to make the Southwest
boulevard assessment and then M Sec.
rotary pro tenn. He was then for eight
years In the employ Of the Chicago M.
tlOnal Bank, and since 1902 has been
chief clerk Of the trust department Of
the American Trust and Savings Bunk.
He II a Republican. and resides ut No.
Dol Willard avenue.
Oak PArkers intend to give O. ID. Al.
len n decent political burial ut an early
date.
Joe CarOlan has Granda,ldy Allen on
The grldIrOn In Cicero township.
Senator John Humphrey will have u |
rocky road to travel II he tries to 20 |
back to the Legislature this fall. New
for his seat In the Senate |
are appearing daily, ana rs the district |
Is overwhelmingly Republican the fight
Will he confined to the nomination. |
Mayor william A. Dyche OF Evanston |
II the latest possible candidate men, |
Toned for the place. ana ~ Representa-
i've TIsdel IL out OF the running It Is
quite probable Evanston will be given
he senator. Charles Il. Piper OF Der.
vyn and Henry X. Allen OF Riverside
ire also spoken of as aspirants for
Humphreys seat. |
II Hon. Andrew j. Ryan does not
nm for Judge, he would make u splen-
lid member Of the Board of Education.
James ID. Morrison. OF the Twentieth
Ward. ut present n member of the
County Civil Service Commission,
wants to run for Clerk Of the Probate
Court on the Republican ticket. Pat
lick Cahill Of the Twelfth Ward wants
he same thing.
Mr.. Edward q. Brown will he nOmi-
lated for Judge of the Superior Court.
Alderman Francis Is helpless In his
'ffOrts to help Twelfth warders out of
he water famine. while the water fund
= being spent to build sewers on the
south Side.
Politicians of both parties do not rcl.
sh the idea of giving the Real Estate
sOard three of the eight places on the
ounty boards of assessors ana review.
| committee of five Republicans ana
we Democrats has been appointed by
he board to confer with the party lead
~ ana urge the nominal ton of two real
state men for the Board of Assessors
nd one for the Board of Review, so M
D give the new revenue law an auspi-
ious start by capable men. 1t Is point
d out that the personal property inter-
SITS would object on the ground that
he realty men would be prejudiced.
ut the latter claim they need repre-
entatlOn to prevent u continuance OF
he system whereby real estate has
zen compelled to pay an unjust burden
the taxes. Some Republican man.
gers favor giving the Real Estate
oard one representative In each of the ,
vO boards. Marvin A. Farr, William
i. Bond ana w. q. Jackson have been
lggested as good men for the places.
ther promising candidates mentioned
IA tta. ns,I ~