Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1900-03-03

rs Of small property owners, particu-
larly In the West, South and Lake
View towns. have been doubled and
treblcd. Henry Stuckart, former South
Town Assessor. has already announced
that he wants to run against Fred W.
upham for the Board of Review on this
issue.
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Isaac l.. EllwoOd Of DcKalb County
favors Judge Carter for Governor.
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Judge Upton of Lake County favors
Carriers nomination for Governor.
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Judge Il. 4. Goodwin Of Aurora fav-
Drs Judge Carter for Governor ana says
Kane County will be for Carter
solid"
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The Tenth ward will elect u solid
to the state convention who
will vote to nominate Judge Orrln n.
Carter for Governor Of Illinois.
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Il. G. Vallette and 4. =. 1Iipes are
the leading Republican candidates for
the Legislature In the Third senatorial
district.
j. Ogden Armour returned from Pas
ndcnn, Cal, where he left his father.
Philip ID. Armour, last Tuesday. "Mr.
Armour Is very well indeed" he said.
I'm fact, he was enjoying excellent
health ut the time I said good-by to
him. do not care to discuss the Ques-
ton Of the consolidation and incOrpOra-
ration Of the Armour properties. The
matter will come up later, and shall
then be willing to say something about
It. do not care to say that greater re-
sponslbilltlcs will devOlve upon me In
the management Of the affairs Of tho
Armour interests. Let developments
TELL"
Alderman Fltch's petitions to insure
his Independent candidacy are being
signed rapidly In the Third ward and
his hackers say DixOn's effort to corner
the vote has failed. The latters peti-
lions began by stating that Alderman
Fitch would not be candidate. Now
that he IL In the field Dixon slgners
themselves freed from their
pledge to the cx-alderman's son.
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John l.. Hamilton, Jr, Of HOOpestOn
ID %, thxN
nomination for State Treas
urer.
Chicago opposition to the OIeOmar.
garine bill, now pending In Congress.
IL confined to the National 1--we Stock
Exchange, according to Charles Y.
knight, secretary Of the Illinois Dairy
Union. Dispatches from Washington
state that this Organiza tinOn has sent
\ protest to Senator CullOm against
the bill.
''The fact is," said Mr.. Knight, "the
resolutions IRE nearly all the other
way. The live stock exchanges In near
" all the large cities Of tho country
have passed resolutions In favor Of the
bill. Only the 'OleO' interests are Op-
posing 1t, ana It was the 'olco' inter.
psts In the produce exchange here that
put through that resolution.
Everybody outside of the cleo max
FRS ana dealers wants the bill. 1t pro-
vides for u 1O-cent tax on every pound
Df OleOmargarine made to initiate but
ter. But for cOlOred 'OleO' It reduces
The tax from ? cents to quarter Of u
cent a pound. This IL certainly in the
interest Of the consumer"
Aid. Ernest Il. Hermann. of the
rwenty-first Ward, according to tho
Municipal Voters League. will not
make Il fight ut the primaries for Il
Democratic nomination to the council,
but will run as an independent by Pc
+itiOn. Aid. Hermann for some time
las been considered as candidate for
he Democratic nomination. but lately
bitter opposition, headed by ex.Ald.
John McGillen, has developed. Two
years ago Aid. Hermann was sent tn
he council as an Independent, defeat
ng McGillen. Jacob YOndOrf and Max
reuber are both seeking the Democrat.
C nomination. 1t is said by Herr
nann's hackers that they are only de-
'oys for Frank Edelmann, who Ia said
o be the fayorite of the McGIllen fac.
ion.
Mr.. Charles A. Werner Is good man
20 send to the Legislature from tho
Ninth Senatorial District.
The Republican committeeman ana
he Republican leaders Of the Seventh
District are all for Hon.
Ernest G. Schubert for Congress, to
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