Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1903-03-14

n matter Of pride to all Chicagoans.
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III the streets belong to the people.
why IL II that Mayor Harrison Obliges
the property owners to pave part of
the streets ana never Obliges the street
car companies to pave between their
tracks?
Mr.. Revell will undoubtedly prove
one Of the best managers who ever
Landed municipal campaign In Chi.
cagO. Chairman Revell took possession
Of his Office Wednesday. announcing
that he will be ut his desk from 10
until u every week day until election,
April Z.
II Mayor Harrison Is not still stock
holder In the, traction companies. why
In 1t that this II the only city In the
Union where the traction companies
are not obliged to pave between their
tracks, to the great detrlment Of the
rest Of the street and damage to the
property owners and tax payers?
Mr.. Elmer f. Beach, Of the Arm OF
Beach Il Beach. will be nominated for
Judge by the Republican convention II
the men In charge Of that gathering are
wise. He II one of the most popular
Republicans on the North Side. II u
thoroughly experienced lawyer. both
by education ana experience, and
would do credit to the bench of Cook
County.
Mr.. Andrew J. Graham. head of the
well.known banking firm of Graham
Il Sons, IL among the most highly es-
teemed citizens of Chicago. He has
been for years Il member Of the West
Park Board. where he has given freely
Of his valuable services to the public.
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Mr.. George H. Walker. the popular
South Side Attorney. would make n
strong candidate on the Republican
ticket for Circuit Court Judge.
Hon. James Itetltlick, who has dis.
charged responsible ana cXactlng pub
lie duties ably and creditnbly. Is prom.
inent among the influential leaders Of
the Republican party on the West
Side. Mr.. Reddick Ii not now Il can.
didate for any Office, but should he
ever aspire to one he will certainly be
Il winner.
Attorney i. A. Hines would make
winning candidate for Alderman OH the
Democratic ticket In the Fourth Ward.
He Is good lawyer. ana generally es.
teemed as IN all-round good citizen.
Hon. Joseph Medill Patterson Is
making splendid record az a mem.
Der Of the Legislature. The Republl.
can party has high hOnOrs yet In store
for him.
Hon. b. A. Eckhart, head Of the
great milling company of Eckhart 4
Swan. IL a gentleman Of the highest
standing In this community. In public
Office az In business life he has been
Il man Of strict integrity and OF &C.
knOwledged ability. Mr.. Eckhart would
be splendid candidate for Mayor
two years hence on the Republican
ticket.
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The popular buffet Of Wagner &
Hauschild. well and popularity known
to the public as the Chicago Buffet. is
not surpassed in point Of equipment
and the excellence of the goods sup.
piled by any establishment In that line
In the country. Its proprietors are
good ana thoroughly respected citizens.
Mr.. George \. Foster has few equals
and no superiOrs as n practicing law
yer, He is u leader of the bar, popu-
lar gentleman, and has hosts of
friends. lie would make Il splendid
judge,
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Captain William =. Black will be q
strong and popular candidate for judge
on the Democratic ticket As a lawyer
his great ability Is universally ac-
knOwledged as judge he would COM
mand the respect and confidence of the
people.
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Hon. 4. ID. Hurley has no superior
on the mngisterlal bench of Cook COun-
ty. No more able or courteous official
ever filled the office of justice of the
peace In this city.
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The people of the extreme southern
division of the city, who know and
like him, would be glad to see Mr..
J. j. Vanderbilt, the prosperous South
Side flour and feed merchant, In the
City Council. Mr.. Vanderbilt Is a Re-
publican, but the voters of his ward
would support linn on any ticket upon
which he might be named.
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Alderman william G. Kuester can
be depended upon to represent the peO-