Chicago eagle., 1899-03-11

LAKE VIEW.
Assessor-Earl Hambleton.
Collector-Alfred =. Barker.
SupervisOr-Henry Best.
Clerk-JOhn II. FIGHTER.
HYDE PARK.
Assessor Thomas b. Skeeles.
Supervisor-Ch Charles Fahndrick.
Collector-John J. Magee.
Clerk-Emil q. Anderson.
JEFFERSON.
Assessor-M. d. Calkins.
Supervisor-Peter Youngquist.
COllector-Vvilliam Housen.
Clerk-JOhn +. Kainan.
FOR ALDERMAN.
Ninth Ward--Joseph Z. Bidwill..
Eleventh Ward-W. d. Kent.
Twelfth Ward-James G. Patterson.
Thirteenth Ward--Frnnk r. Fowler
Fourteenth Ward-John N. B0s.
Fifteenth Ward-Charles II. Hall
strOn.
sixteenth Ward-John r. Smulski.
Twenty.secOnd Ward-Edward Muel
hOefer, Kinney Smith.
Twcnty.fourth Wards. II. Helm.
Twenty.fifth Ward-Walter Butler.
Twenty.sixth Ward-Freeman X
Blake.
Twenty.seventh Ward - Alber
Keeny.
Twenty.ninth ward-Nilliam Webb
Thirty.first Ward-H. F. Eidmann.
The above tickets were named In tn
towns indicated by Republican conven
tions held. In the main the nomina
tions were made by acclamation, OK
cept that It took several ballots 4
choose candidate for Clerk In Jeffer
son.
Charles N. Dutton is In the real es
tate business and lives in the Four
teenth Ward.
John Pccha IL nm insurance agen
and a resident Of the Eighth Ward.
Edward !. williams IL q Deput!
Coroner and lives In the Sixteenth
Ward.
Louis A. Aiani lives in the Seven
teenth Ward and IL In the insuranc,
business.
ThOs. Il. Skceles IL In the livery an,
undertaking business and a resident o
the Thirty.second Ward.
Earl HambletOn Ia the head of tn
real estate firm Of Earl HambletOn 1
Co. He lives In the Twenty.tiftl
Ward.
Col. Thomas l.. Hartlgan has beel
chosen commander Of the seventl
Regiment, !. N. g. A better sOldie
could not have been chosen for tn
place. We wish Col. Hartigan and tn
Seventh every success.
The Hamilton Club will take an act
I've part In the campaign. 1t will Civ
the nominees a reception and dinner a
Q o'clock on Friday evening. There will
be speeches by each Of the candidate
and also by members of the club. Al
appropriation Of $1,000 has been mad
by the club to carry on an aggressiv,
battle for the city ticket. The club will
hold meetings every Saturday at tn
clubhouse to discuss ways and mean
for bringing about success. Centra
Music Hall has been rented for the las
week of the campaign and nOonda.
meetings will be held there during tn
week up to election day. The follow
Ing campaign committee has been ap
pointed: Fred A. Bangs, chairman
Hope Reed Cody, George W. Dixon
F. NJ. Birmingham, w. w. WheelOck
Frank L. Shepard, David 3. Gear, 4
a. Munger, II. w. Gleason, Arthur A
Taylor, Frank l.. Wean, G. Il. New
man, G. II. Benedict.
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The Aldermanic situation In tn,
wards where conventions have not ye
been held is as follows:
First Ward-The candidates In tn,
field are John Il. Major, Robert j
Gould, +. p. Gleason, and L. Z. Rogers
1t is thought Major or Gleason will sc
cure the nomination.
Second Ward-The convention will
be held March Is In Freiberg's Hall
State and 22d streets. At least fOu
candidates are expected to enter tn
fight. e. II. Philips, Charles l.. Sher
lock, and Frank Johnson are all wei
thought of by the delegates electe'
Tuesday.
Third Ward-The convention will no
he held until March IS, In DOugla
Hall, on 31st street, near Indiana ave
nue.. The present incumbent In tn
City Council, Charles Alling, Jr., will
receive the support of all the delegates
Fourth Ward-This ward will prob
ably elect Elmer II. Baldwin to thu
Council, as he Is backed by the bes
voters, and also has the support of Al
derman Ballenberg. Mr.. Baldwin Il
one of the most highly respected rea
estate men In Chicago.
Fifth Ward-The convention will b'
held at Germania Hall, No. 2311 Went
worth avenue, Saturday evening
March is. The present Republican Al
derman from the ward. Frank X