Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1899-12-23

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midnight.
sixth ward taxpayers are complain
ing of n lack of improvements. and
point to the condition Of Archer ave
nue. and other thorOughfares In proof
of their allegation. For this reason.
and in the hopes of obtaining better
results. they will endeavor to nomi-
nate and elect that bright and aggres-
sive young business man. Robert X.
Sloan. to the City Council next spring.
Milton o. NaramOre would prove q
splendid candidate for Attorney Gen
eral Of Illinois. The country towns In
Cook County are solid for Mr.. Nara.
more.
Hon. r. ]. Novak Is sure to be re-
elected alderman Of the Eighth ward.
John j. Mcmahon Of Irving Park II
being mentioned as n Democratic a.
dermanic candidate in the Twenty-sev-
enth ward.
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Mai. A. Il. Russell. Thomas Demp-
ster, A. II. Watson and william Dletz
are mentioned as candidates for the
Republican aldermanic nomination In
the Eleventh ward against Aid. Robert
X. Colson.
John p. Moeller Of the Seventeenth
ward Is being mentioned as a candi-
date for the State Board Of EQualiza-
ton In the Fifth district.
Judge Hanccy Will have his head
quarters ut the Leland Hotel during
the love feast ut Springfield, and the
Hon. II. Dorsey Patton will be master
Of ceremonies.
Thomas Byrne, for years the recOg'
nizeti Democratic leader In the Thir.
tieth ward, has resigned as county cen
trail committeeman and asked that his
brother, NJ. p. Byrnc. contractor, be
named In his place. The reason for
this act Is the fact that he will spend
the winter In Texas, having left Chi.
cagO with his family last Saturday.
Thomas Byrne Is the hero Of some Of
the bitterest contests ever waged In
the ward and Is relentless foe Of AID
Boyd. He had been county commit
teeman for ten years.
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Louis Bchan. a leading member OF
the Hamilton Club. who Is associated
with Perry a. Hull's law firm, Is Will
Ing to bet anyone a box Of good cigars
that Judge Hanecy vii be the Repub
llcan nominee for Governor.
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The appointment OF the national con
vcntiOn for June 10 leaves the county
organization free to organize for tn,
State campaign. In pursuance OF I
time-hOnored party rule the State con
vention will be held thirty days be
fore the national convention, ana loca
gossip Is virtually agreed that 1t will
be May 0 and 10. Under the new pr
mary law all political parties In Cool
County which have pOlled ut least II
per cent Of the vote cast at the proceed
ing county or city election are requir
ed fifteen days before the primary clec
ton to file with the board OF election
commissioners and the county clerk ,
call for u primary election, and thu
election commissioners are required
within ten days OF the primary election
: to publish the call. This process would
make it necessary to publish the cal
March %, provided the primaries ar'
held on the day preceding the conven
ton, which rule, however, Is not bind
J ing on any political party.
1t is expected locally that the fol
which has involved the gubernatOria
situation will he dissipated before TIN
Republican love feast at Springfield
Dec. 20. Despite contradictory GOSSIP
regarding the plans of GOV. Tanner, hi
opponents have insisted that he wa
candidate and was pursuing his pol
icy of silence for the purpose or be
leaguering his enemies and filling tn
field with candidates In the hope tina
he might step into the breach.
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The report was out Wednesday tina
Alderman Albert j. Olson OF the TWEEN
ty-third ward will not seek reelection
next spring,
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The Republicans are talking of hold
ing their State primaries to elect dele
gates to the State convention on TIN
day the aldermanic and town pri
marles are held. II they decide to spill