Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1902-03-29

Dorncy. Ind. Rep: 4. \. Wcl,rr
=. T.: &. 4. Gustafson. Soc.
I'll. W. Butler. Rep: II. y. Miller
Dem: John Nate. Pro-; Henry
Wuln. Git: -. II. Gundcrson. =. r.:
Sam Robbins soe,: \. W. Dawson.
II. Il.
NV. j. 1.aymcr. Rep: &. J. Holmes.
Dent: NJ. l.. ilalvorson. Pro-: j. +.
Ramp. =. r.; j. W. Bartcls. Soc.
D-';corrc Scharr Rep: Thomas Carey.
Dem: Harvey y. OFT. Pro: II. W.
kochlcr, =. r.: J. \. Ambroz. Soc.
W-M. j. Walsh. Rep: J. j. Bradley
DEM: u. j. Stewart. Pro-: &. H..
Ciliskc. =. r.: Il. T.. Sims. Soc; i.
q. llnnnnhan. Ind.
3l--c. -. Smith. Rep: i. j. OConncll.
Dem: NJ. T.. Cornell Pro-: II. =.
Snowdcn. =. r.: l.. J. Granbcrg. Soc.
32-Jos. Bndcnoch. Rep: 4. Il. Jcnncss.
Pro-; Lawrence Dean. =. r.: W. a..
Wchrwcin. Soc.
:".-F.rncst Bihi. Rep: John 4. Finn.
Dem: e. II. y. Boughton. Pro-: r.
Sweeney. y. r.: J. Il. Caulicld. Soc.
N--.I. Ruxton. Sr.. Rep: John II. Ma
ncy. Dem: T.. e. Iarkhurs,. Pro.
T.. q. Davies. :. ~: II. \. Kcnscl,.
Soc.: j. q. Mlbach, Ind.
6--T. NJ. Hunter Rep: y. \. Thor.
sen. Pro-: T.. Drummond. =. r.: %.
A. Raprh. Soc: II. T.. Itchbcrg. Ind.
Mayor Harrison. In discussing young
Master Palmcr's resolution fixing June
IL as the time limit for handling the
traction question. IL quoted as saying:
II don't care what the Council does: I
am the man behind the Gatllng gun In
this affair" Well. well. since when
did the Mayorcttc become both the al.
ministrativc and executive branches Of
the municipal gOvernmcnt--in fact, the
whole thing! There may be some
question about this. however: II IL not
Nd simply because Carter says 1t.
~dA
Thomas j. Dixon, the Republican
candidate for Alderman In the Second
Ward. ls. Of course. certain to be elect.
cd. The opposition to Mr.. Dixon was
never at any time serious. as the ward
."
Dixon is moreover n man who has the
support of all good citizens. irrespcctiv"
of party. He Is II young man OF cduca-
tlOn and natural ability. he has 70.
ceived u line business training. IL u ma.
tive Chicagoan, has large property IN,
terests here, and In consequence IL the
very best type of u man for the tnXpay-
ers ana citizens generally whose services
could bc secured In the City Council.
Mr.. Dixon, being the son of former Al
derman Arthur Dixon. who so long and
50 well represented the interests of the
great First Ward In the Council. natu.
rally Inherited his public spirit, and his
adaptnbillty to the handling of municl,
pal affairs. AS II boy, even. he was
proficient In matters of city govern.
nient. ana during his one term as Alder
man he has given splendid proof of the
solid worth ana excellence of his train.
Ing. Mr.. Thomas Dixon has made since
his election two years ago one of the
best records ever put up by IN Alder.
man of the city of Chicago, nnd in this
respect has proven himself II worthy
son of his respected father.
As Republican he has always been
consistent and unwavcring, although he
has rs Alderman represented faithful.
ly the interests of all the people of his
district. On account of his excellent
standing In the community. as well ~
his loyalty To his party organization
Mr. Dixon Is much spoken of AS tn,
coming man, and It Is the belief ther,
are higher hOnOrs In store for him. Ill,
Is now being strongly mentioned foi
the nomination for Sheriff. and should
he DO n candidate would he forlnid
able one.
In the discussion of the vari0us meas
urcs of importance which have com,
mp In the Council Mr.. Dixon has dis
played keen and, indeed. unusual pow
ers as n dcbater, and his vote has nj
ways been on the right side. ON nc
count of all of these conditions an,
facts, the people of the Second War,
are fortunate in having such an excel
lent candidate for their suffrages. anS
in view of the great Importance of tn,
subjects which must come up for tina
settlement this year notably the fran
| chlse extension question:, the people II
large are to be congratulated upon TN
! certainty of his election.