Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1900-09-15

senator Wm. l.. Mason i said TO have
drought MIR Lawrence ou, As cIudi-
date. MIR. Lawrence j. the right kind
ar mon to >cud to the city Council.
a"j his uomiuatlou means his election.
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lion Clayton t. Crafts has the peo.
i.lc Of the seventh District with him in
D., light for legislative donors. Mr.
Crafts j. the legally nominated minor.
i'y Democratic candidate for the Lpgl>.
Nature In the seventh Senatorial pi>
lI'.t tie j. sure vi election As his
fJiluds have placed the crauks. back
numbers and chronic kickpr.. op.
posed to him. In the Thlrty.dtth Ward
cav vt oh>curity.
tuUs O'Brieu president of the prD-
N..a Democratic club. and hi. loyal
irui of followers are working hard to
p'tn>c The people of their senatorial di>.
tr''t 10y sending the Hon Clayton T..
CIi't~ back 70 the Illinois Legislature.
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''''s " h'flil hAlNhNN ah'"
"Gi10e" Gra0 beaten for County sur
Nyylr The Giraffe" won't do.
MI Iohn Gcrts. the wcll.kuowu piano
manufacturer. will prove very strong
candidate for city Treasurer.
Nm. L. Riley will be- th" next state
senator from the SECOND Senatorial
pisuict. ana Hon. \. ". Nohe viii win
for the lower house.
lion. Charlie. :. Cutting will hp the
1,nNi Probate Judge of Cook County.
Vote for Hon. Charle. :. Cutting for
Ju!Gt of the Probate Court.
Vote for Hon. John j. lIanberg FOR
president OF tile County Board.
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'Thr voters should and will elect John
j. Iiauberg President of the County
Board.
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\ new registration l. required by
law. Unless YOU register Tuesday.
Oct. o. or Tuesday. Oct. H. you cannot
vOtp.
Mayor Harrison's water department
must he commended and encouraged in
their mining operations AT the stocl;
yards. The operations are little out
OF the line of the departments oril.
nary work hut the ease warrants aN.
rcptional measures. The undertaking
s., n large one. but with plenty of shov'
clS aud patience It can bc completed In
s!ur time.
The problem before the department
S. TO discover whether anybody is
Stealing water by Wholesale Mt the
yards. Off.haud this would seem 10 b,
simply n matter of finding out how
much water l. paid for at the yards
ani how much Is supplied there. II a
discrepancy appeared in the two total.
the department would be almost fore
Cd to suspect either that somebody
20; water he did not pay for or that
somebody paid for water he did moi
get, as the case might be-. But, unfor
tuuatcly, while the amount of water
p,il for could presumably he ascer
lnned. the amount supplied j. an nm
known and unknowable quantity
There have been rumors of water
steals AT the yards before. But the oh
Viou> expellent of measuring th'
amount Of water furnished and com
pairing II with the paid bills has n.veI
been taken up. II i said there are II,
mcters large enough. Still, where I
single pipe carries 500 worth Of waite
y day. it seems that the comparat tivcl.
trivial expense of constructing Il spe
oi,i meter might be undertaken.
II the only way i to dig for pipe
whenever there j. a suspicion of theft
thr city may yet need an outfit of I'm
proved mining machinery
Congressman Boutell opened hi
campaign by ringing speech Tuesda.
evening. This speech pleased hi
German friends so much that they ar
now making "A house-to.house canvas
Of the Sixth District, hoping 10 sen'
Nj Boutell back 10 Congress by al
Increased majority.
Vote for Congressman Boutcll in tn
Sixth Congressional District.
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stephen \. bertrand ha, been de
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