Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1906-09-22

under william q. Beale, Corporation
Counsel. Remained In that office for
seven years. being retained under the
Harrison administration under Charles
NJ. Thornton and Charles NJ. Walker.
being the only assistant retained from
the Republican administration. In 10O2
resigned Office as Assistant Corpora
ton Counsel to become associated with
the firm Of 1shan. Lincoln Il Beale,
with which firm he is mt present. In
the years 1904 and 1905 was employed
Us special counsel by the city Of Chi
cago with Mr.. Roswell Il. Mason. Of the
Chicago bar. to prepare u thorough re-
vision Of the ordinances Of the city Of
Chicago. His experience Of seven years
as Assistant Corporation Counsel and
nearly two years work upon the re-.
vision Of the code has given him a
knowledge and experience which should
he invaluable In the Municipal Court.
Mr.. Arthur has been very active in all
kinds Of athletics and Is now presl.
dent Of the Chicago Motor Club. lie Il
member Of the lroquols Club. Memo.
ken Club. the Legal Club and several
other organizations.
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The brilliant official and business
records Of George Il. Swift should be-
an example to all business men and
public officials.
Vote for Robert Il. Jainpolis for Mu.
nlcipal Judge.
Albert e. Clark, the able bushes,
mnn and State Senator from the rhlr
teenth District II sure Of reelection
to the State Senate.
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The long and clean record Of IsIdOr,
II. Hines. the popular Republican can
didate for Municipal Judge. should rec
ommcnd him to all citizens as the righ
man to place on the Municipal COur,
bench.
William +. Qulnlan cannot be heater
for the State Senate In the Thlrty-ti frs
District.
Judge Charles =. Cutting has mad
an excellent record on the Probate
bench.
Vote for Frank j. Sadler for Mum
clpal Judge.
The people OF Illinois are proud o
their able United States Senator, Al
bert J. Hopkins.
Judge Gwynn Garnett, candidate 70
Chief Justice OF the Municipal COur
on the Independent ticket, was born 4
Glasgow, KY, In lS45. His parent
moved to Louisville In 1850. where h
attended the public, grammar and hig
schools. shortly after the breakin
out Of the war the family moved t
Chic' 20, where they have lived eve
since.
Judge Garnet began the study q
law In the office of the late Judge job
4. Rogers, and was taken into partner
ship by Judge Rogers In 1866. ShOrtl
after the great fire In 1871 he becam
II member of the firm of Cooper. Gal
nett \ Packard, ana was II member q
that llrm for number of years.
In 1885 he was elected Judge Of til
superior Court OF Cook County. an
in lsss, was appointed by the judge
or the supreme Court to the Appcllan
Bench Of the First District lie serve
; In that court with Judges McAlliste
. aud Moran.
In his position on the Appellau
bench, Judge Garnet wrote the Opil
ions in many important cases aud reI
dCrod notable services To the profe,
sian ana the public.
NJ Garnctt resigned from the Al
pCllHte Court IN 1890, ana was after
wards president of the Title Guurante
4 Trust Company for several years.
lHN he resumed the practice of laN
ana since then has been practiclng wit
his son, Eugene. Judge Garnet In
always been ana i now II Republican
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Justice Charles II. Callahan. the abl
ANA popular magistrate, has made
slOtleSs record on the bench. I'll
Democrats have nominated him for MI
nlcipal Judge ana he deserves to b
elected.
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Andrew Jackson Ilirschl, candldat
for Municipal Judge on the Independ
ent ticket, was born In Davenport, la
April 30, 1852. the son of Samue
lIlrschl, native of Hungary, an
Theresa ,Kohn) IIirschl. a native q
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