Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1903-09-05

peoples company-to break up the
paving and street material pools. They
have become So aggressive that the
board has decided that no more con.
tracts for paving that cannot he fin.
ished before the end of the year will
he awarded. except In case of extreme
necessity. This is all the Board of
Local Improvements can do said Mr..
Schilling. "The pools are so strong
that property owiers have little show
on prices. | favor the formation of n
great company composed of individual
property owners. The stock could he
issued in 500 to $500 lots. and the
stock would be transferable to the
company In payment of improvements.
or In exchange Of bonds for improve.
mcnts. In this way the special assess
mcnt bonds would be kept up To par.
Contractors taking them In payment
for work would not have to dispose
Of them ut ~. and the difference to the
property owners in saving IL cents on
every dollar would mean Sl,OOO,OOO u
year"
~6
II you need irrst.class article In
the line Of shoes drop In and see
..Ange Brothers in the Tribune Build.
Ing. Dearborn and Madison streets.
There the public are well treated. and
there all classes of citizens will he
given excellent value ut reasonable
prices.
Peter Il. Olsen Is making a splendid
record as County Clerk. He Is one Of
the very best public officials In Cook
County and Is always ut his post. Mr..
Olsen has appointed Mr.. James Red.
dick his chief assistant. This appoint
ment meets the approval Of every
member OF the Republican party In
Cook County. 1t will be remembered
that at the Republican county conven.
tion last year Mr.. Reddick was unani-
mOusly nominated as Il candidate for
County Clerk. Shortly after his nomi-
nation he was taken seriously Ill, and
for months his life was despaired OF.
At the earnest solicitation OF his wife
and medical advisers he resigned from
the ticket and the Executive Commit
tee named Peter Il. Olsen In his place.
Mr.. Reddick has completely recovered
his health. and his legion Of friends
are plea sed that he Is able to take an
active part in affairs. There are few
men in the front ranks OF the Repub-
lican party of this county that have
more warm personal friends than
James Reddick. He is member OF
the County Central Committee. repre-
senting the Twenty eighth Ward. and
his advice and counsel are highly
priced by his colleagues on the com
mittee. His appointment Is fitting
recognition Of his fealty to party and
principle.
County Treasurer Hanberg and his
efficient deputy, Walter T.. Schmidt
are making a splendid record for theil
big Office. and one that will long bt
remembered by grateful public.
The Steuben County Wine Company
go and 2l2 East Madison street, Is on
OF Chicago's standard and reliable
business houses.
@~
Mr.. Paul POhl, the leading weis
beer brewer OF the United States, 4
one Of the most popular citizens o
Chicago. He Is affable in his manners
square In his dealings and punctual Il
his appointments. He has repeated
declined political honors, being conten
with his rapidly growing business.
%SA
Representative Nespaslan Warner q
Clinton was in Chicago the other da
and took occasion to advance his cal
didacy for Governor He conferre
with Senator Hopkins and with Hug
Crea, Republican leader of Decatu
lie also saw "A number of down Stat
politicians who have been urging hlI
10 enter the race,
The member of Congress admitte
he is considering the question of b'
coming a candidate and Is maxim
plans TO tour the State. His friend
insist he Is in the running as much
are the men mentioned every day.
THE only statement ] care to max
at this time" said Mr.. Warner, 81
that | have been giving most Of m
attention to farming. After the cor
crop has matured | may take han
In the gubernatorlal contest. | sha
have something TO say then"
III Warner enters the gubcrnatorii
race, II is said, Attorney General Han
lin will stand aside. The two live
the Eighteenth Congressional Distri
and do not want to engage In a hgl
for It's delegates. 1t has been unde
stood that they would come to q
agreement before either should pr
claim his candidacy. 1t is'also thong
the sentiment among Republicans
the district should be the basis Il
their agreement.
~
The Steubcn County Wine Coz