Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1901-08-24
Eyes. I made a statement to that
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eyes. made a statement to that
effect replied White.
"'Do YOU repeat IT,
"'No. | guess was mistaken.
Ibid you ever see me beforeT In.
sisted Burke.
~ don't know that | ever did, was
the answer
"'iou ought to be kicked-well kick
ed began Burke. with rising anger.
You ought to he kicked out of this
room. Now, then. will keep you jump
ing for u while.
$50 wrought up did the usually cool
and deliberate Burke become that Re
viewer rpham made a move as If to
step between the two men. After he
had had his hearing and had been
exoncratcd from all the mean charges
the Democratic boss returned to the
City Hall accompanied by his faithful
followers.
white. who Is Il commission dealer
ut GS Canal street, I'm the course of II
protest against an assessment of $50
600 on Monday had charged Burke
with asking $50 for fixing his assess.
ment.'"
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Warrants have been issued for the
arrest of officers of the Knickerbockcr
Ice Company In connection with the
alleged sale of impure ice. The papers
were given to Constable -. w. Bradcn
to serve. but the men wanted were out
of the city.
Warrants will also he asked for the
| arrest of the officers of three other con.
Germs. In all eases Inspector Il. NJ.
Patterson. In the name of the state
Pure Food Commission. sworc to the
complaints.
Commissioner Alfred II. Jones. In.
spector Patterson. and Assistant states
Attorney Blair held a conference. and
It was decided to take the cases before
n justice of the peace to facilitate mat.
tors. Inspector Patterson appeared be-
fore Justice Richardson and swOre to
complaints against Il. A. She,ld. John
=. Field. and William A. Walthcr as Of
fcers Of the Knickerbocker Company
and responsible for It's management.
The defendants had n clew to the
Intended action Of the state Commits
sion In the morning. when J. G.. Eagle.
ton and Inspector Il. NJ. Patterson ap.
peared ut the offices of the various
companies and asked for the names of
the officers and the boards of directors
1t has been the expressed intention
of the commissioners to get mt the men
In authority. but until the warrants
were obtained Il was not known that
the Knickerbocker was one of the com.
panies aimed Mt. The cases to be tried
before Justice Richardson against the
officers. II Is said, will he merely pre-
liminary tests. Commissioner Jones
says. however. that the weakest ease
Is strong enough to get conviction.
The members Of the Food Commits
sion were lOath to talk about the suits
but officers Of the following cOmpan MES
according to Commissioner Jones. were
to he brought before Justice Richard
son:
| Knickerl,Ocker Ice Company. 71G {,
30 New York Life Building. two
counts.
Lincoln Ice Company. ~ Fullcrto,
avenue. one case.
4. 1<irschbaum Company. SD an,
Commercial avenue, one case.
Consumers Ice Company, Butler AM
36th street. one ease.
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Has Gov. Yates appointed n man Il
the State Board Of Dental Examiners
who Is not u resident of the State ant
who. II he Is, has failed to exercise hi
right as u citizen Of the United States
and u resident Of Chicago to vote? DR.
Il Clark Il. ROwlcy, one Of the dentist,
, recently appointed to the State board
, the successor to DIR. Jacob ii. Smysei
the former secretary, is the man II
question. He declares that Chicago ha
been his home since 1856 and admitte,
to u reporter for the Daily News to.da.
that he was too busy to see that he wa
registered as n legal voter at the M
tiOnal election In 1900 or at the munlc
ipal election In Chicago last April. III
Chicago city directory of the presen
year gives his residence rs Niles. Mlcl
DR.. ROwley lived there prior to coming
, to Chicago In 1886. lie still owns res
ilence property there ana occasionally
practices dentistry. His family re
turned to Niles from Chicago In 1856
and DR.. ROwley goes to that plac
every Friday. where he remains unit
|, Monday or Tuesday. He, however
claims Chicago as his home.
since 1899. he says, he has been ito
, busy" to see that he was a registers
voter ana cannot recall that he vote,
In 1890. Records OF the Election Com
missiOners show that he was registers
In the Fifth Precinct In the First War
at the elections In 1898 and 1899. From
/, 1898 to 1900 the city directory contain
only his office number, which at presell
= Is located at 1G7 Dearborn street. i
1888 and 1899 his Office was AZ IL
Adams street, from which place he wa
registered rs a legal voter. He says h
:, has not voted at Niles since claimln
!, residence in Chicago.
DR.. ROwley Is not member of tn
, local dental organizations nor the Stat
!, association, He refuses to say wha
!, or whose influence secured him tn
, Governors appointment.
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