Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1902-05-10
Shechy's Hall. Gt03 Halstcd.
13-Grand Crossing Turner Hall.


13-Grand Crossing Turner Hall.
1o-rhalla Hall. Airport and 18th.
1I-ApollO Hall, Blue Island and 18th.
10-Pick's Hall. Kedzic and Colorado.
21-Conway's Hall. Lake and Western.
% Schweim's Hall. California and Di-
vision.
25-Gaincs' Hall, Milwaukee and Lo-
gan Square.
27-Normania Hall. Green and Mil
waukce.
29-Brands Hall, Erie and Clark.
31--IIcincns Hall, 80 Larrabec.
Country town delegates will meet In
Des PLANES in the morning of the co,,n.
ty convention date to nominate for the
five country places on the County
Board.
Mr.. -. j. Schuyler's nomination for
Judge on the Republican ticket has
given great satisfaction to the public,
while his hundreds of personal friends
are highly pleased ut the honor con.
fcrred upon him. Mr.. Schuyler IL one
of ChicagO's ablest lawyers. ana being
generally regarded by the public. IRE.
spcctivc of party, as II man with whom
the interests of all litigants would be
safe. his election IL looked upon ns be
Ing almost u certainty.
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Hon. VI. J. Quinn Is another clean
cut Democrat who IL being very mucl
discussed as an excellent man for the
Democrats to name on their judicial
ticket next fall.
Captain william i. Black, able law
yer and loyal Democrat. will In all
probability be one of the Democratic
candidates for the Circuit Court
bench.
The name OF Thomas 4. Dcnnehy Il
being prominently discussed just now
for the Democratic nomination fol
Sheriff. He would make II splendid
race IL nominated, as he Is exceedingly
popular with all classes.
Hon. James McAndrews IL Il sterling
Democrat, Il good citizen ana an able
member of tho National Legislature
His reelection In assured.
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Francis =. Peabody would be n tower
of strength Mt the head of the Demo
cratic county ticket.
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Thomas 4. Smyth Is still being urged
to enter the race as Democratic nom
inee for Sheriff.
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Mr.. John \. GullfOrd, the present
business manager of the Board of Etlu
cation, is a most valuable public ser
want. Starting ut the bottom rung OF
the ladder he has, by dint of perscvcr
ance ana merit, climbed to the top, ant
to-day he Is admittedly the very bes
business manager the Chicago BOart
of Education has ever had.
Mr.. Guilford commenced service a'
messenger on February 10, 1869. ii,
was next promoted to the position o.
assistant clerk, and during the year
that followed filed successfully th'
following positions: Bookkeeper build
ing and supply agent, and business
manager The latter appointment wa'
made in 1880, and Mr.. Guilford has
ever since filed the position most capa
bly, and satisfactorily.
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1t is strange ana maccOuntablc Il
say the least, how Mayor Harrison
sticks to Cap" Farrell. The Mayo
says he is no friend of the traction com
panics, while everybody knows tina
Gap" Farrell was always their friend
both in and out of the Legislature
Notwithstanding this very wide diver
gence of views on burning publ,
question, the Marshal" and the May
or are the closet of friends. Who cal
explain the conundrum?
y Democratic managers should not fOI
get that there Is strong probability o
winning out at least one place on tn
County Board Of Review, They shOul,
make their nominations with this fac
in mind.
The names of the new Republical
County Central Committee would ind
cate that it will be an active and eff
Giant InouaOinO pAAv