Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1900-04-07


Judge, Mr.. Loomis graced the bench.
lie stands in the front rank Of our |
nblest lawyers, and Is highly esteemed
by both bench and bar. A number Of !!
leading Chicago lawyers have already |
expressed the opinion "that Mason Il. |
Loomis would prove a most worthy sue.
ccssor to cx.Probatc Judge G. &. Kohl |
saat."
MFR. John +. Allies, the wcll.known
business man at 233 Lincoln avenue. IL |
urged to accept the nomination
for County Commissioner. Mr.. Allies is
a Democrat, and one Of the most highly
respected citizens on the North Side.
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The exact number of names erased
from the registers In the eleventh prim.
ary district of the Twelfth War,i.
which includes the County Hospital,
was 141. To the County Hospital It.
self nincty-twO suspect notices were
sent, and fifty-scvcn names registered
from that institution were erased.
Half dozen of those claiming resi-.
dcncc there were to have been heard by
Judge Carter on appeal from the Elcc-
tion Boards decision crasing their
names, but they did not show up.
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Through Aid. Mavor the Automatic
Cycle Pump Company Of Illinois Inns
asked for u franchise to allow the
placing of pneumatic bicycle pumps ut
frequent intervals on nll Chicago
streets. The consent Of the property
owners. however, Is necessary before
the company can place any instru-
ments on the sidewalk In front Of any
place Of business or residence.
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The garnishmcnt act Senator, Scion
II. Case, of the Twelfth Ward, Second
Senatorial District, Is meeting with
stubborn opposition In his fight for TO-
nomination. LabOring men who IL.
member the Case garnishment law and
the gus frontage and consolidation
bills are fighting Case, and 1t Is entire
ly probable the Republican leaders In
the district will find another candidate.
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william Eisfeldt, Republican Alder.
man-elect In the Twentieth Ward,
served In tho City Council from the old
Fifteenth Ward from 1889 to 1887, and
from the present Twentieth Ward In
lS9l-'02. lie also served several terms
as North Town Supervisor. He is In the
livery and undertaking business mt 50
and SS Racine avenue. lie has resided
on the North Side for forty.sevcn years
and always has been prominent In Ger.
man.Amcrican affairs. lie has lived In
the Twentieth Ward for twenty years
He Is prominent In a number of social,
fratcrnal and commercial societies ON
the North Side. MFR. Eisfeldt lives with
his family at l75 Southport avenue.
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Ex.Ald. Charles Il. Brown Ii being
strongly urged by the Democracy to
make the race for County Commission.
or or Drainage Trustee.
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Ed G. W. Wilken will be nominated
for County Commissioner on the
Democratic ticket.
Mr.. W. u. Brand, the well-knOwn
lawyer, suite zoos Unity Building, who
resides at 03 Lincoln avenue, has an.
nounced himself as Republican candi-
date for u legislative nomination In the
Twenty first Senatorial District.
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The Thirty.Arst, Thirty.second and
Thirty-fOurth Wards are solid for
Judge Orrin n. Carter for Governor.
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From present indications, unless
George w. Miller soon crawls into the
tail end Of the Thirty-fOurth Ward
Carter band wagon. he will not be "A
delegate To the County or State Con-
vcntlons.
|. NJ. Rice Is n strong Republican can
ddatc for Congress in the First Con-
grcsslonal District.
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| Mr.. j. r. Conncry, manager OF the
YoughiOghcny and Lehigh Coal Com
pany, Chicago, announces that his COM
pany has acquired, In addition to Its
already large dock interests, the fuel
ing dock of the New Kentucky Coal
Company ut the junction of the Illinois
Central slip G ana the Chicago River
The equipment Of the Y. Il l.. Company
now consists of three fucling docks
two fuelng lighters, two Hunt hoists
twelve McMylcr dcrricks, twelve iia'
scows and the tug a. H. Ward. Prices
of steamboat fuel ut Chicago for tho
coming season will be based on S:i.'5 4
ton for Youghiogheny screened lumI
and S3,iO for New Kentucky screened
lump.
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ST. Louis and New orleans have
street car service immeasurably supe