Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1899-04-01

The Next Alderman from
for election are good, and he will prove
the right man to guard the taxpayers
interests In the City Council. Turn out,
voters Of the Fourth Ward, and vote
for Elmer Il. Baldwin for alderman on
April 4.
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Vote for John T. Russell for Alder
man Of the Twenty. ninth Ward.
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For Town Assessors, those faithful
servants Of the people, James J. Gray,
Henry Stucknrt and james r. Melon.
aid. should be reelected by rOusing ma.
jOrlties.
julius Solomon Is the best Collector
ever elected In the North Town. Vote
for him April 4, and urge your friends
to do likewise.
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Vote for Julius Solomon for North
Town Collector.
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For the best hard wood floor In Chi.
cagO patrOnixe Mr.. Z. Il. Moore, 4S East
Randolph street.
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Hon. James J. Townsend, the popular
broker, now has the finest ONCE on In
Sale street. Don't forget his number
11G In Sale street.
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Vote for Robert X. Sloan for alder.
man Of the Sixth Ward.
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Twenty.eIghth Ward Republicans
were wise In nominating Charles H.
Rector for alderman.
Hon. Cbas. Alling has made splen.
did record In the City Council, repre-.
senting the Third Ward. He will be
reelected April 4 without opposition.
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Vote for Hon. Rudolph L. Hurt for
alderman Of the Ninth Ward.
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Hon. George DuddlestOn has stood
for the best interests Of the taxpayers
OF the Eleventh Ward and all Chicago
Eleventh Ward voters should vote Ia
re.clect Alderman DuddlestOn April l.
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Vote for Hon. George DuddlestOn
for alderman Of the Eleventh Ward.
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| Mr.. Vim. J.. VOltmer, Independent
candidate for alderman of the Twenti
eth Ward, Is deserving Of the votes OF
nll good citizens. He should be elected
to the Council April 4 by n good round
majority.
The receipts Of the Gas Trust should
be taxed.
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Vote for Honest John +. smulski.
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1t Is whispered at Springfield tha
three well.knOwn persons have made
the necessary arrangements to kill thu
Gas Frontage and Gas Consolidation
bills, pocket the coin and adjourn tn,
Legislature April IA, whether thu
"cheap members of the House" like 4
or not, as one of the three expressed Il
the other day.
John Hill Jr. Is TO he Chief of Police
In case Zina Is elected. When Zina
was president of the Board of Trade
Mr.. Hin was his right.hand man.
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The Gas Trust middlemen and 60
betweens who operated at Springfield
two years ago are said to have made
a nice sum by ''holding out" on theil
victims, the brlbe-taking legislators
Many Of these only got one-third the
sum allotted to them.
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When the villainous gas frontage and
consolidation legislation Is wiped of
the statute books by this Legislature
the City Council can grant franchises
to i've or six new gas companies. And
with healthy competition the people
will get 5O-cent gas!
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1t ls said that the majority of the
men who voted for the gas consolida
ton bill at Springfield only received
$3.50 each. Cheap enough.
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The Legislature will have a chanc,
to show Its hand when the bill author
lzing the city Of Chicago to sell electric
light to private consumers comes vi
for passage. The city now has an Ell
Client electric light plant, and II thu
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