Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1905-12-16

ator from Illinois.
like the new charter bring to the sur.
face IL to be- found thoroughly Illus
tratcd In the woman suffrage agita-
ton which was launched full tilt at
the first meeting Of the charter con
vcntion.
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II might he better for all concerned.
the traction people. the I. NJ. o.. the
city administration, and even the pub.
altogether.
Hon. Willard NJ. McF,wcn Is one of
the ablcst judges who ever presided
in n Cook County court. Ills ability rs
u lawyer. his absolute fairness ns II
jurist ana his fine record generally us
citizen ana an official have earned
for him the confidence and respect of
his colleagues of the bench, the Cook
County bar, and his fellow citizens
generally.
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One Charles Il. BOnncll. n man who
once served on II grand jury that re-
turned Illegal indictments. declared the
other day that the grand jury system
ought to he abolished. II Is not the
grand jury system. but II certain class
of grand Jurors who ought to be abol.
| ishcd
Andrew J. ilirschl * one Of the
hest men mentioned for u Municipal
Court Judgcship. lie Is n fine lawyer.
u good citizen. and would make II first.
class Judge
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George NJ. Boyd IL one of the best
lawyers In Chicago. His record at the
bar and In the Legislature IL of the
best. lie would make an excellent
Municipal Court Judge and will prob
ably he elected TO that office df he dc.
sircs ~, In case the Municipal Court
law is sustained by the Supreme Court.
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Economy II to be- the watchword of
the new Board of Sanitary Trustees.
Thc," Is room for II In the matter of
contracts and contractors.
The Board OF Local improvements
stlll continues to draw It's pay and 10.
tard public improvements.
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Among Chlcngo's ablest justices OF
tho pence none ranks higher than
Hon. Miles KehOe.
james =. Hopkins II a success rs
master In chancery Of the Fedora
court. He II bright lawyer, careful
and Industrious. Mr.. Hopkins 1,
bound to go higher and higher In hi,
profession rs the years 90 by.
The Bank of America IL one of tin
best and most reliable of Its kind II
} the country. Although just starting IL
upon Its career, the people have cont
dencc In 1t, on account of the hig
character of the men who are 4
. charge of Its affairs.
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Daniel G. Ramsay, who made sue
II fine run for Judge In the last judicil
election, Is one of ChicagO's most su,
, ccssful lawyers. His fine law bus
! ness, which IL continually on the II
crease. Is the best testimonial to hi
ability as u lawyer.
!, John j. Geraghty, head Of the pro-
, porous firm of Geraghty n Co., ].
!. Sale and Randolph streets, Is anon
the most deservedly popular citizen
OF Chicago.
. The real sentiment OF the real Den
! ocracy of Illinois il for John J.. IIOl
;. kins for United States Senator. ii
= could do more To carry the next lie,
n islature for the Democratic part
q than any other man In the State. an
:, therefore the sentiment In his fave
for United States Senator Is u natur,
ana logical one.
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Citizens are getting tired of the re
, tape methods of the Civil Servit
. Board, as they have long been of Il
- Election Board. Witnesses subpO
10 naed from their daily avOcatiOns ut
a considerable monetary loss to thel
+. are refused the usual legal fees, an
no good reason IL shown. What IL
that eats up the large appropriation
Of these boards and bureaus?
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~ Spiteful newspaper organs who ha
both II. II. Burke and Mayor Dunn
with great regularity announce no
p each alternately repudiates the Othe
70 There Ia no evidence Of the assertiC