Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1904-04-16

Joseph T.. Flanagan. Twenty sixth
Ward: Democrat.
Joseph Carolan. Commissioner: River
Forest: Republican.
Peter NJ. Hoffman,. Commissioner:
Des rlaines: Republican.
Jacob H. Thclen. Commissioner:
Twentytirst Ward: Democrat.
Alfred Van Steenberg. Commissions
er: Lansing; Republican.
William Hale Thompson. Commits.
sioner: First Ward: Republican.
Timothy Cruise. Commissioner: Thir.
ty-fourth Ward: Democrat.
John w. Belmont. Commissioner.
Twenty-fifth Ward: Republican.
John +. Garner. Commissioner;
Thirty-fifth Ward: Republican.
John Budinger. Commissioner.
Fourth Ward: Democrat.
A. e. Boeber. Commissioner. Blue
Island; Republican.
President Carter at the meeting of
the sanitary Board offered resolution
that all power developed ut Lockport
beyond what the Sanitary District
needed for its own uses he sold to "thc
cities. towns and villages within the
district" President Carter hopes thus
To obtain Il profit from the sale of the
power. The board will consider the
matter next Monday.
On the ground tnat downtown prop.
crty Is able to bear the entire cost of
It's street paving. Mayor Harrison and
the Board of Local improvements have
decided that in all downtown paving
contracts no apportionments for public
benefits shall be made. Proceedings to
pave State street. between Madison
and Jackson boulevard. with asphalt
have been ordered dismissed in the
County Court. because the property
owners insisted on the city's paying
one-fifth of the cost.
Organization Of the Board of Local
Improvements was effected. the fol.
lowing officers being elected:
Observation-Disclosures Lynch.
Vice Presldent--George Schilling
Chairman Of Committee OH COndi-
ton Of Streets-JOhn Minwegen.
'Skin-tight" pantalOOns. coats with
''tails." and with gold buttons and silk
braid. and uniform helmets-this IL
the new uniform designed for the
members OF the South Park police
force. The policemen made protest
70 the commissioners against the out.
Mt. but submitted gracefully to the
tinal order. The clothes will be ready
in the near future.
For the first time In several months
six judges are sitting In the Federal
courts. The United States Circuit
Court OF Appeals for the Seventh Dis.
trict convened. with Judges jenkins,
GrOsscup and Baker presiding. Judge
KOhlsaat Is sitting In both the United
States Circuit and the District Court
Judge Seaman. OF Milwaukee. IL assist.
Ing him. Judge Humphrey, Of Peoria,
Is sitting in the criminal branch.
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"ohh ". ,dNViis - vi tie IeSt
police magistrates that Chicago has
ever had. He Is making a splendid
record and his many friends are proud
OF him.
Thomas ID. Knight would make a
good States Attorney.
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The Iroquois Club banquet was
big success,
Charles J. Vopicka Is strongly back
cd for Congress IN the Fifth District.
Judge Elbrldge Hanecy Is the friend
OF the common people.
Reorganization Of the Republican
machine in Cook County i under way.
Wishing to proceed carefully, the com
mittee Of seven Deneen leaders did not
definitely decide on dates for the prl-
marles and county convention at their
first meeting held Wednesday in the |
County Clerks office.
Those present NJ the meeting were |
Charles :. Deneen, James Rcddick, |
Fred \, Busse, John j. Hanberg,
Charles W. Vail William ii. Weber |
+. f.. COyne and VI, W. Pinckney.
Mr.. Rcddlck ana Mr.. Hanbcrg said |
they were in favor Of putting the cOun.
~ convention Off until after the State |
ticket has been nominated. The scntl- |
ment was that Monday, May o. would |
be the most acceptable day for the |
primaries, and that date probably will |!
be recommended.
The characterization forces are ma
neuvering for delay OF the action that |
will show them to he in the minority. |
DIR. Brooks faultless tooth powder |
II the best preservatlve and beautifer
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