Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1906-11-24

Gavin. Ills election was Il fitting re-
ward for the fine record he made dur
ing his first term.
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Justice james &. Dooley deserves the
reputation he has made of being u
man of sound Judgment, able ana
straightforward.
The people of the 'rwentv-thrd Ward
are proud of Alderman Charles wcrno
and he need have 10 fear about being
returned to the City Council.
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The people will never regret placing
Max Ebcrhardt on the Municipal
Court bench. lie is u man of aDili u.
independent and fearless.
John +. McGOOr.. was given boom
for the Democratic nomination for
Mayor ut u luncheon held last We'd.
ncsday. The sixth. seventh. Eighth
and Thirty.third Wards were repre-.
scented.
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state Scnntor.clcct W. Clyde Jones
has submitted to the Chicago char,cr
convention. OF which he II u member.
a plan for u nOn.partlSan school board
partially elective. partially aplDlntlve.
and partially sclfpcrl1tunting. II
provided for Il school board OF twelve
members. four 10 be elected ut large.
four to bc appointed by the Mayor
with the consent of the City Council.
and -four 10 bc elected by the school
hoard itself. Members are to hold Of.
flee for four years and two In each
group are to bc selected every two
years.
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Klckham Seaman has made u splon.
did reputation rs u lawyer and Il one
Of the most popular men In Chicago.
lie would do credit to any Office with.
In the gift of the people.
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George X. Schmidt. the wcll.known
business man who made such splen-
did record rs Alderman from the
Twcnty-fourth Ward. II strongly tnlkc |
Of for city Treasurer. lie IL well
qualified for the office.
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Chief Of Police Collins. has arranged
to have the police ambulance service
under the control Of the health depart
ment. In the near future It Is planned!
to have n physician In charge Of each
ambulance.
The Winter Quarier for 1867 Of the
Illinois College Of Law will begin on
Monday, November 20, 1905. 1t Ia gen
orally believed by those intending Ia
take NJ the study OF law that II Is
necessary for them 70 begin their work
when the regular years work Of al
law schools begin. and that II a per
non misses the opening weeks he must
wait until the following year. There
Is however no reason why the study
of law must he begun In September 0l
October, except the custom followed b!
most law schools of making the yeal
the unit and making no satisfaction,
provisions for those who desire 10 be-
gin later than September II is oi
course impossible to enter such schoo
with advantage except ut the com
mencemcnt Of the college year, IN,
Illinois College of Law makes IN,
quarter the unit instead of the year
Each year is divided into four term,
of twelve weeks each. any three o
which constitute regular years worl
rs prescribed by the Illinois bar exam
liners, New courses begin with cacl
quarter, \ student may begin hi
work with the winter quarter with n
great advantage to himself as he coul,
} with the fall quarter.
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Charles T.. Newton, Chicag0's oldes
halter, whose name is II househol,
word and whose popularity is unbound
ed, is now at GO7 Masonic Temple
, whore he is member of Newton 1
Catlln, matters and furrlers.
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According TO the Health Department
bulletin of TIM work of city inspector
for the week ending November 10, 1896
: at the Union Stockyards, a total o
; oT5033 pounds of meats We're con
l demned and destroyed. Total con
. formations for the week-332, OG
pounds.
/ The Reef Trust Is flooding the couu
. try with advertisements telling hoy