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Daily inter mountain. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1881-1901, 1900-09-25
AT THE HOTELS.

The Butte-T. H. Wilson, Chlcaso; Y.
P, Hill, Port Hill, Idaho; A. J. Huston,
cleveland; Virginia Fleming, Richmond,
Va: John B. Welcome and wife, Creek
lyn Ranch: L. P. Hall. San Francisco;
r. Burt, Manhattan; r. N. WIKI
Norris; T. Holloway, Helena; L. Hollo-
way. Jr., Marysville; H. E. Brandt. Chi
cago; Mr.. and Mrs. j. r.. ughto
Dwight; M. E. Downs, Seattle; Jerry
Connolly, Granite; r.. Machin, Ross
land; C. F. Chapman, Deer Lodge; N. w.
Hendryx, New Haven, Conn.,; NJ. L. HeW-
EFT. Basin; H. H. Boomer, Divide; II.
b. Wampler, Mammoth; ]. Scott Porter,
st, Louis; T. s. Hogan and wife; Helena;
Victor Staedecker, st. Paul; Miss Dun
can, Great Falls; . F. Hail., New YORK;
l.. c. Woodbury., reat Falls; Anna Hol-
man, Nampa, Idaho.
The McDermott-Mrs. Ed. George, Bos-
ton; J.. H. Mccormick, Bearmouth; H. A.
Harwood, Boston; Allan Sherman, Joe
Bush, Racien; H. B. Selway, Dillon; Mrs.
w. b. Smith, Divide; J. M. Robinson.
Deadwood; C. r. Murdoch, Copperopolis;
B, A. Cranshaw, Fortyth; James Slater,
New York; A. A. Dunn and wife, George
town: H. NJ. Bigelow, Boston: Joseph Il.
Smith, Blackfoot. Idaho; c. r. Watson,
Boulder, B. C. Sergeant. San Francisco;
B.. ]. Keenan,, Ann Arbor; Joe Grannis.
Glendale; F. A. Nixon, New York; r. c.
Ellis, Salt Lake; Ben Adamson, Helena.
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1900-02-03
TURN ON THE Li9HT.

Only three weeks ago Senator Hanna
announced that it would he the policy
of the majority party In Congress to
grant every facility to Democrats who
desired Investigations of this or that
administrative act. Since that time at
least thrce resolutions of inquiry have
been suppressed in Congress by the
wcll.disciplincd Republican majority:
1. The resolution asking an invcstiga.
ton of Secretary Cages relations with
the Standard Oil bank.
=. The resolution inquiring as to the
mission of Il United States manof.war
to the coast of Africa.
y. The resolution asking for the de.
tails of Admiral Dcwcy's understand.
ing" with Aguinaldo.
Why this curious reversal of policy !
Why this shutting Off of the light? II
puts the administration In the position
of the witness who declines to answer
lest he incriminate himself. Journal
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1900-02-03
DAiRYMEN HOSTILE 10 HANECY

The Elgin Board of Trade took up
the Hanecy candidacy and the butter
Inc business. The organization is com.
posed of $50 creamery men and butter
dealers of Northern Illinois. Charles
Il. Cornell. of Elgin. Republican us
wei as creamery man. offered res
olutlon antagOnistc to Judge Hanccy.
Joseph Newman, who was chairman of
the resolutions committee In the meet
Ing of the State Dairymen's Association
at Belvidere. where an anti-IIanecy res
olution was killed for an impcrsonal
compromise. explained in speaking on
the resolution that the dairymen's con.
ventlon had been packed by politicians.
Mr.. CornelFs resolution was then adopt.
cd. 1t follows:
Whereas. Hon. r. q. Hanecy. of Chi.
cago. Is being put forward as a candi.
date Tor Governor of Illinois on the
Republican ticket. therefore be It
Resolved. That II is the sense of the
Elgin Dairy Board of Trade. represent
ing 10000 farmers In the northern part
of the state interested In dairying. that
the election of q man possessing the
IDEAS expressed by Judge IIanecy re-.
garding the oleomargarine question
would be disaster to this great indus.
try, inasinuch as such views are entire.
~ antagonistic to the farmer who pro.
duccs milk, and would absolutely pre-.
vent the pure food commission on.
forcing the anti-color law, which on.
iorcemcnt Is practically in the hands Of
the Govcrnor: and be It further
"Resolved. That we carefully scru,in.
ize the records of all candidates and
slrci'io'isly oppose the nomination or
erection of anyone who has proven him.
SELF hostile or unfrendly To the dairy
interests of this State"
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1900-02-03
HON. ELMER W. HURST FOR CON-
ERNOR.
State Game Commissioner

In casting about for the strongest
man to nominate for Governor the ILL.,
nois Democracy have about come to the
conclusion that Hon. Elmer w. Hurst,
of Rock Island, Is tho coming man.
Many believe that Mr.. Hurst can lead
the party To victory. lie Is well known
throughout the State and made a most
creditable record In the Illinois Legis-
lature. The Presidential battle must be
fought In the Middle West this year,
ana as Illinois Is considered u pivotal
state. Mr.. IIurst's nomination means
much In this Presidential year, as he
has a strong and enthusiastic follow.
ing, not alone In Illinois but through
out the entire West, and he also COM
mands the confidence and respect of
the Democratic party, In which he has
been a lifelong worker. Mr.. Hurst's
supporters say he Is young and progres.
sive and level-headed man of affairs.
He has amassed fortune In private
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1900-02-03
4 GOOD ORDINANCE.

CONSERVATION has been spread In the
ranks of the bill-pOsting companies by
the passage of the ordinance which
practically cuts their business In twain.
Mayor Harrison did not arrive ut his
Office IN to noon on Tuesday and be-
fore that time several delegations from
the companies which hold n monopoly
on the billboards of the city visited the
city building several times. They
wished to confer with the Mayor on
matters relative. to the ordinance.
IL Mayor Harrison does not veto the
measure before next Monday night It
Will become u law. II the ordinance
goes Into effect II means the end of u
rich monopoly that has been enjoyed
for some years past by concerns that
have secured Il corner on nearly all the
desirable vacant lots In Chicago and
has fenced them In with double-icck
billbOards.
When the measure becomes effective
all of the second-stOry billbonrds must
NECESSARILY be lowered, and there will
he no more of them of the dOublc.,lcck
variety.
The long, continuous rows Of boards
without break between them must he
reconstructed so that wide gaps must
be- left ut regular intervals. The boards
must be single ana contain u limited
maximum space. This will necessarily
make them smaller. The net result
Will be n serious crlpplng of the bill.
posting business and u decided i'm.
provement In the appearance of the
CITY.
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1900-02-03
STATE GAME COMMISSIONERS
REPORT.

To the Editor of the Eagle:
| Dear Sir: | would 10 pleased If YOU
will find room in your valuable paper
for the following letter of information
To those Interested In game protection.
| Feb. l ends the time prescribed by
law that game excepting water fowl
and rabbits can DO received In this
State from other States. The first i've
days In February are granted for the
disposal of that that may be on hand.
Let would-bc violators take notice. I
am happy to bc able to announce to the
people of the state of Illinois that the
new game law enacted by our last Leg
stature has proved a remarkable sue
cess. AS never In the history of tho
State has there been less violations: or
never in the last twenty years has there
been as much game left for seed as
now. The thorough game warden or
CARNATIONS throughout the Statc have
accomplished splendid results. / have
spent the largest part Of the fall and
winter In travelling over the state. pay
Ing particular attention to the southern
and western parts. where. heretofore.
the most complaints came from. I must
say that am surprised to find the
people ~ well satisfied with the law.
and the way the wardcns have on.
forced It.
] can attribute the great increase OF
game ut this time of year To the stop
page OF the shipment of game to tile
markets. Three years ago hundreds OF
thousands of our birds were killed by
pot hunters ana shipped to Chicago. st.
Louis and the Eastern markets. IN VIC.
latlon even of the old law. Under the
last administration nothing seems to
have been done to stop the. traffic. In
consequence OF this. In the fall and win.
ter Of 1897 and lS.'S, many thousands
of birds shipped to South Water street
for sale were seized and the shippers of
the same prosecuted. Making examples
In nearly every county In Western and
southern Illinois; the law ut that time
being 80 lame that only the chief war.
den had the power to net. And. In con.
sequence. the St. Louis market was
having the benefit of Illinois game. as
II was impossible for ono man to cover
the whole State. but the winter of 1893
ana 1900 found me down there, ana
thousands of birds were captured in
transit TO 1t. Louis, and the shippers
followed up and prosecuted. This had
the desired effect. rs proved by my last
trip of four weeks this winter. With
better facilities ana more help, only one
small package containing five dozen
quail was seized In transit to 81. Louis;
the same can truthfully say about Chi
cago markets. Although my wardcns
have kept close watch and dlligent
search. only two packages of game from
Illinois have been caught. In each of
these cases not only the shippers have
been convicted, but also the South Wa
ter street receivers. Tho number of con.
victlons In Cook County for violations
of the game laws are f0rty-Onc, which
Is very much less than either of the two
years previous. since July I. 1900, the
majority Of these were for killing and
trapping song and plumagc birds. Re
ports from the balance of the State are
not yet complete. Yours truly,
II. W. LOVEDAY,
State Game Commissioners.
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1900-02-03
GARTER AND THE BOSSES.

Judge Carriers announcement that nc
will go before the Republican conven'
ton as nm aspirant for the nomination
for Governor Is an event of some Sig
nlficancc to the Republican voters at
Cook County. 1t puts II entirely IN
their hands To say whether they are
going TO accept the boss domination
whose latest manifestation of power is
the "loyc feast" or whether they are
going to assert a right To "A voice In
their party councils and in the selection
of It's candidates.
The Republican machine, says the
Journal, Is spelling for n fight. II
hasn't had n good one inside the party
for five years. 1t wants just this kind
of a fight, ana welcomes Judge Carriers
candidacy rs II chance to show lis
strength. II has put up its own candi-
date without consulting anybody. and
proposes To make the voters like 1t, and
the more successful 1t IL the more firm
~ viii It's authority bc established.
The voters can prevent II II they wish
to. A. Judge Carter said. there Is Il
fair primary law that gives everybody
In the party chance. II the people
simply follow the l0vc-fcast prcscrip
ton and vote at the primaries rs they
are told, the love-feasters will he per
fectly justified In claiming that the yot'
ers are with them. There will he no
grounds for the old howl about brace
primaries and packed conventions. The
Cook County bosses will go to- Peoria
with the delegates in their pockets
given them by the voters of the party
and they will De perfectly satisfied thai
they can impose their will on the rank
and file whenever they please. Gov
eminent by love feast will be securely
established In Illinois.
If, on. the other hand, Republicans &c
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1900-02-03
MAGAZINES FOR FEBRUARY.
THE OUTLOOK.

Mr.. Hamilton W. Mabic's civilian
shakespeare" which is appearing In So.
rial form In the Magazine Numbers of
the outlook. IL sure to receive n wide
reading. because It treats of the vital
phases of Shakspcarc's life and on.
vlronment simply and with q sure liter.
AIRY touch. The second part IL printed
IN The February Magazine Number of
the Outlook. II deals with Shakspcarc's
boyhood. education and surroundings
ut StratfOrd. and is illustrated with
many pictures, some quaint In their nm
tlqul'y. some beautiful In their prcscn-
'atlon Of the Stratforl of today. (S3 a
year. The Outlook Company, New
York;
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1900-02-03
LET COOK COUNTY WAKE UP !

The Chicago Tribune recently printed
n communication which attracted wide
spread attention and was also read
with great interest by the Republican,
voters of this county and also by the
cOnfcdcratcd placcmcn who have as
sumed to announce. long i'm advance.
what those voters are going to do at the
May primaries. The contents of that
communication are calculated to en-
courage the honest Republicans of
Cook and to alarm those selfish politi-
clans who propose to vote them, willy
nilly. as u unit
The correspondent who writes so in
tcrestingly Is q Morgan County Rcpub-
lican. who states the views and the re-
gions of the State. lie says that the
Republicans outside of Cook County
are taking u keen interest in the can
vass. that they are well Informed con-
corning policies and candidates. and
that 1t Is their intention to elect their
own delegates to the state convention
and not let local bosses elect them. II
Is claimed that this will he the ease In
100 out of the 1O1 counties outside
Cook. The correspondent says en-
phatically that the country Republicans
understand the Importance of having
a party organization. That organiza-
ton. however. must coniinc itself to
not set itself up as the master of the
party. In this unfortunate County OF
Cook for years the organization has
been everything and the voters have
been nothing.
Those voters should draw great COM
fort from the assurance of the CORE
spondcnt that the country Republicans
whose delegates will he In the majority
In the convention are not going to per-
nit bosses from Cook or any other
cOunty--to dictate nominees. and that
no gubcrnato candidate can succeed
who IL the creature of any gang or boss.
The Republican of this county should
accept delightcdly the invitation OK
tended to them by their country brcth-
rem to participate An this new depar-
ture. They are assured that there IL
no enmity or III will toward them
throughout the state. but that the boss
ship of Cook County politicians. who
have had u solid delegation behind
Them cannot be submitted to. There
has been enough of that dictatlon.
This Is the day, then. when the Re-
publicans of this county should break
the letters which have bound them
and declare their independence of a
clique of politicians that has held them
captive. This year, for the first time
for several years. the Chicago Rcpub-
leans should send to State convention
delegates of their own choosing, not
delegates picked out for them by self
seeking politicians. There should bc a
State convention to which Cook County
delegates can 60 us free men. not rs
slaves: where they can speak and vote
without having to consult n handful of
spoilsmcn, and where they can unite
with delegates from other parts of the
State In selecting nominees who viii
have the hearty support of the entire
party and hence will he assured Of clcc-
ton,
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1900-02-03
TIIE CHICAGO EAGLE.

TO the polls on May 3, determined to
assert themselves and take hand in
choosing the Republican candidate.
they will have no trouble doing So. The
selection of delegates who will nomi-
nate Judge Carter will be notice to
such people as Hull and Madden and
Shanahan that they can hold power
only by consulting the people. Then.
even if the bosses continue to he the
leaders, their government will conform
to the principles of Democracy. 1t
will he popular government. Otherwise.
it will he government by lot of self
constituted dictators responsible to no
body.
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1900-02-03

camp. all to the effect that the Carter
men intended to make smash the ma.
chine their war cry, 10 fight for all
kinds of delegates, Congressional Sen
atOrial aud county, as well us state.
aud to frame an entirely new county
ticket slate. The Judges words are
taken to mean that he and his friends
will not fight unless they must; that
his candidacy will not he complicated
with county affairs unlcss the machine
managers. and especially the county
Oticchol,crs seeking denomination
make the cause of Judge lIanccy their
personal cause. In that event there
will I've, of course. n fight all along the
line.
Until Judge Carter became u candi.
date the denomination of these five
county officers was considered settled
states Attorney Denccn, Coroner
Berz. Recorder Simon, John A. Cooke.
Clerk of the Circuit Court. and John A.
Linn. Clerk of the Superior Court. The
denomination of these five was an rs.
scntinl part of the big four compact
made ut the Springfield love feast when
they agreed to support Judge Hanccy.
Nominations for President of the Coun.
~ Board. for County Commissioners.
for the Board of Review and for the
Board of Assessors were left open.
Judge Carriers friends can keep
hands Off the county ticket If the coun.
" ticket makers play fair. The dele.
gate tickets voted In the primaries can
he made identical. except in the case
of state delegates, or even different
county delegates on the Carter tickets
can bc for the denomination of the
present county officials.
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1900-02-03
CARTER WAKES NO ALLIANCES.

"At the present time I am n candi'
date for Governor only" said Judge
Garter Tuesday. II AIN not trying 10
antagonize any candidate for any other
ofiicc-nor, indeed, for that office, eN-
"cpt as antagonism toward other Cub
"rnatorial candidates may be- an newt
able consequence Of my candidacy.
am making no alliances, offensive or
defensive, at this time.
II can see how contingencies may
arise which would either make me and
my friends keep hands of the county
ticket or make US fight Many details
having bearing on that question may
come NJ, say, but they have not
arisen. I will seek state delegates tn
the State convention In all honorable
ways. Beyond that my plans do not
co.
Judge Carter was speaking In an
swer to direct questions. The questions
were based on many stories from many
sources, especially from the Hanecy
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1900-02-03
SATURDAY EVENING POST

Hon. Thomas Il. Reed. In writing of
the modern trust. does not seem To re-.
gard II either as an octopus" or a bug.
aboO. "My notion" says he. sis that
while Providence and the higher laws
which really govern the universe are.
In mems talk. much inferior to the Re.
vlscd Statutes before they arc enacted.
they are always found to be quite SUI
pcrlOr to them after they are enacted.
In fact. Nature abhors monopoly as
much rs It does u vacuum"
Mr.. Reeds paper on Monopollcs--
which II to appear in the Saturday
Evening Post Of Feb. lois suggest
I've discussion of the methods Of vast
corporations. II discusses In a striking
and original manner one of the most
pressing questions Of the day.
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1900-02-03
ACQUISITION FOR SENATOR OULLOM

The vast majority of the people of the
United States favor n constitutional
amendment permitting the election of
Senators by direct vote Of the people of
their respective States.
The House Of Representatives favors
the submission of such an amendment.
When the resolution Is submitted TO
the Senate will Shelby NJ. Cullom sup
port It?
If he consults his constituents he will
vote "nNc."
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1900-02-03

business and Is a man Of high stand.
ing. Western Democrats aver that
better selection for Governor of Illinois
than Elmer W. Hurst could not he
made,
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1900-02-03


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moro Iikclv IN yivo Tho bos.o. who oro
IN tho "dc,,vcrIny. h,.,,cs, sor,nv.
trouhle. ,hon ~ thov wore n,od,od 60 q
candidate II Ia no,n,.J nn, ,hot ~.
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have moro onnor,nn,,v 60 ,ni,cota ,ho,r
choice and advise their REPRESENTATIVES
the delegates whom they should sup.
port. lust what effect this situation in
the country will have on Cook County
has not clearly dcycloped. BEFORE
Judge Carter announced his candidacy
| the machine Ind plhnncd 10 hive the
County Convention instruct the stntc
delegates to vote for Judge Hnnccy. II
C"rter carries NUMBER OF wards--as
IL pe''evcd nc wii-tnc Clique may
NOT care 10 instruct the divided deicga'
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Twcnty-flfth Ward Democratic Club
ana cashler Tor u. -. FISK 4 Co.. is a
hnte Clork n - s.II ,,,o North s,do
v,r,,s viii, ,,,vo him tho,r .,pnort
tho Thlrty.ffth Ward-Robcrt Linn,
secretary for Publ, Webb Il Co.; Thos.
Hunter, u director In the Board Of
Trade. and james Martin, Town Clerk,
all residents Of Austin.
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Nep"D''cahs III the Iwehty-e'ghth
Ward are reported organizing 10 defeat
the continuance III power OF County
committeeman ana ex-senator FRED
''""ui"' Charges "re hnue tnat Aiuer'
"'u"'c "n" oner NOMINATIONS nave peeh
put UP 10 olau'hg cahaida'es ana that
''""u'" uoes NOT ta'r'y represent the
l'eop'c Vi tue "nru
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John Dwyer il a Republican candi.
date for the Aldermanic nomination in
the Ninth Ward. He expects 10 win
II two Democrats are nominated.
Judge orrlh ~ carter VIII oe c""'
u'date ior HoVernor OF ILLINOIS, peiore
!ne isepup"cah state convention III
ieor'a May O. Inc Judge nus maze UP
nis hi'na 10 enter the heid' aIter IL care
in' study OF the s'tualoh' lie mas Deen
III close touch WIN many prominent
1eaders OF the parry IN almost every
county IN the stntet ana thase men nave
aaviseu MN 10 run his decisloh was
give" aI'er the rous'ns endorsement
nc receiVea 'ast week from MS ir'eh.s
mhu neishpors III Ms nome ward' inc
iwe't.n.
INC ir'ehds OF MI. oafter cH,im MS
chnnces are petter now ,hah iiad an
carrier a''e pceh se'ec.eu ior MS Ell
uerihg the contest. Ihis Was pro-
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1900-02-03
EA0LETS.

Congressman James II. Mann favors
the reelection Of Hon. WIN. Mavor to
the City Council. and Mr.. Mavor favors
the reelection, of Hon. James II. Mann
to Congress from the First Illinois Dis.
trIct.
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1900-02-03
Illll11lllA

The finest carriages, most stylish
turnouts ana most careful drivers can
bc ordered by telephone from J. II.
Birrcn's elegant stable, 2i7 and 240
Webster avenue.
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1900-02-03
~.

"Gum Boil" Ed Curtis. the great OK.
pOncnt of "ho, air." has announced that
he Is with Hcnnessey for Governor.