Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1905-06-03
News Of Municipal Administration Given
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Useful Information, Interesting Facts and
Personal Gossip Tersely Told BY
One Who Knows.
MAYOR DUNE oN DANCE HALLS

MAYOR DUNE on DANCE HALLS
Il think that all places that are SIM
ply outposts of worse resorts. that are
uscd As places of enticcment. ami
where Young girls aud boys are per
mittcd to gather and drink, should be
closed"
This is the view Of Mayor Dunno on
the dance hall evil in Chicago.
The city's executive is To- take Il
hand i'm the dance and concert hall i'll
Nrstigation now in progress 10y tn"
grand Jury. and will meet that body to
outline the policy of the admini>tra'
ton In regard to the places. The Mayor
is not summoned as Il witness. hut
will talk over the matter generally
with the states Attorney and the It'll
vestigators.
The policy of the administration will
L. A stringent one when the strike sit
uatiou permits the Mayor and chief of
police To work II out.
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COURT HAS NJ JURISDICTION.
The Appellate Court decided that 1t
has no jurisdiction in points at issue
in the dispute between the city and
the Masonic Fraternity Temple Assoc
citation in the long fight over closing
the assembly halls in the Masonic
Temple. Whether Judge Tuley did
right in dlssolving the injunction pre-.
venting the police from closing the
halls last year must be decided In the
Supreme Court. The owners of the
temple. finding the police at their doors
with report from the building de-
partment that the stairways In the Ma
sonic Temple We're not properly con.
structed To permit the opening of the
big halls on the upper floor of the
building. went 10 the Circuit Court
with a complaint. Judge Tuley issued
temporary injunction. but dissolved
IL later on a hearing of the case. Ap.
peal was made to the Appellate Court
Judge Ball there heard the plea of the
building association that u question Of
freehold was involved. lie decided the
law founding the Appellate Court gave
IL no jurisdiction in freehold disputes
and dismissed the appeal. The ease
will 90 to the Supreme Court at once.
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Hon. Zlna X. Carter Is one Of our
most valued citizens.
81 Il q al. l. 1na lr
the commercial world.
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Mr.. Theodore Oenne Is most repre-
sentative Chicagoan.
Messrs. Jackson 4 Corbett are relia.
ole and enterprising contractors.
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Hon. Clayton T.. Crafts Is lawyer
OF great ability.
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Hon. James NJ. Doyle Is an ideal
Justice Of the Peace.
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Mr.. Stillman Il. Jameson has fine
record as lawyer.
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Mr.. A. ]. Graham is a popular and
reliable banker.
Mr.. Edward H. Peters y honorsd u
= public spirited citizen.
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Mr.. Walter =. Boyle ls a great rner
chant and hOnored citizen.
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Hon. George kersten Ia an idea
judge.
Mr.. John v. Clarke, the banker, 10 9
most respected citizen.
Mr.. Edward II. Peters IL q popular
West Park Commissioners.
John Fass, the popular North Side
grocer and butcher, is talked OF for
City Treasurer.
Hon. Fred w. Upham 10 model citi
zen and Official.
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Hon. Charles We1no 10 one OF thu
BEST members Of the Council.
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Mr.. Luther LAfin Mills 10 q lawye
Of grand attachments.
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Mr.. John c. Fetzer 10 q business maj
whom all respect.
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Attorney Sidney Adler 10 a lawye
Of high ability.
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Secretary John Dsdie. OF the W.
Mo1ley Company, would make . first
class Congressman.
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Mr., George Il. Walker holds a higl
place as legal advocate.
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Mr.. Charles c. Breyer Is head of |
great plumbing firm.
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