Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1901-06-29

ting ,orth the reasons. Every voter.
present pledged himself to active work
for Mr.. Dawes. ana u score of speeches.
reused the audience to a high pitch of
enthusiasm. Officers of the permanent
organization were elected as follows.
Presitlent-E. II. Adams.
Vice Presitlent-D. II. Pendleton.
Secretnry-W. G. Gilbert.
Trcisurcr--W. =. Mason.
The Drainage Canal looks like pri..
vate snap.
Every Alderman who voted for the.
garbage can ordinance should be beat.
en- for reelection.
The people will stand a great deal.
but this garbage can robbery Is too
much.
Who gets the rake-off from the sale
Of the Lincoln Park dogs?
Benedict Arnoic vas q gentleman
compared with the political records Of
Aleck Jones and Billy Legner. Arnold
quit his Job with his treason. Jones
and Legner hold Oh to theirs.
The Drainage pay rolls will soon be
A11aI Sx.tt1, Cha ,e In ~
the Sanitary Trustees.
For whom are the fiOcks Of sheep be-.
Ing raised In Lincoln Park?
Who gets the rake-Off from the Lin.
coin Park poultry yards?
Aleck Jones and Billy Legner will be.
remembered In local political history as
the two men who accepted offices from
the Democratic party and then be-.
trayed II.
Billy" Legner has not yet done up
the Mayor.
BILLY" Legner IL blowing about his.
ability to do up the Democratic party.
He Is welcome to trial Of the feat.
As an engineering blunder the Drain.
age Canal Is without parallel.
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At the reorganization meeting OF the.
West Park Board Tuesday Col. Fred A.
Bangs was elected President to succeed
Charles Lichtenberger, Jr.; Colonel
Walter FieldhOuse, personal friend Of
Governor Yates, was made secretary.
dlsplacing Ernest q. Schubert. and
Gabriel J. NOrlen was selected auditor
TO succeed Commissioner Charles w.
KOpf, removed.
General Superintendent William j.
Cooke ana the other officers OF the
ton Of their terms, Jan. 1, 1902. Com.
missioner NOrden was the only mem.
Der to voice disapprOval OF the enforced
designations of President Lichtenberger'
ana Secretary Schubert. According to
programme the secretary offered his
resignation. first asking that II take
effect July I. In moving that 1t he &C.
cepted Commissioner NOrden said:
II regret exceedingly that necessity
requires that we must accept the resig.
nation OF our secretary. ! think the
people are lOsing'a faithful servant, and
am only sorry to admit that see no
way OF preventing it,"
When President Lichtenberger pre-
scented his resignation there was n pain
full silence, lasting several minutes.
Finally Commissioner Peters relieved
the situation by making motion to ac-
cept the resignation. Commissioner
NOr,len, In Offering second, again
voiced his dissipprOval OF the change.
The new president ana secretary are.
both members of Governor Yates staff
with the title of colonel. Mr. Field
house came into prominence as being
the original Yates man In Cook COun-
ty. He moved recently to the West
Side In order to he eligible to the office.
Edward II. Peters and Frederick
Schultz, the newly appointed commits
siOners. were at the meeting and quail
fled. The successor to Ludwig Wolff,
who refused to accept the appointment
of commissioner, has not been named.
The arrangement Of the aldermanic
star to be presented to Charles Alling
has been determined on. 1t will have
a movable city shield, which can be re-