Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1907-02-16
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Capt. 4. G. Arson. as the Democratic
nominee for City Treasurer. would
draw to the support Of the ticket the
full Democratic vote, the greater part
of the Independent vote aud a large
part Of the Republican vote. lie should
be nominated.
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Clyde A. Morrison. who has been m.
pointed a Master.in. Chancery Of the
Superior Court by Judge Ben NJ. Smith.
Is one Of the ablest and most brilliant
lawyers In Chicago. and one Of the most
popular and active leaders in the Re.
publican party In Cook county. lie Is
n man of merit. ability and character
and his record Is q credit to himself
and to Chicago.
The nomination of Capt. A. G. Arson
for City Treasurer means his election.
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Mr. Charles NJ. Bowling. the we'll
known and popular Chicago agent Of
the AlmOnaris Water Company. Of
waukcsha, Wis, and distributor Of the
famous Thesplan Water. and his cstl.
mablc wife, will celebrate the twenty
fifth anniversary Of their wedding Sat.
urday. February 70. Mr.. Bowling mar.
rIed Miss Mary Corner In Streator,
ILL.,. February 10. 1882. The silver an
nlvcrsary will be the occasion for n
grand reception to the couple by their
many friends Saturday evening. Al.
dine Hail. III Center street. has been
engaged for the occasion, ana dc.
lIghtful time Is anticipated by all. Mr..
Bowling In an uncle Of George Evans,
the Honey Boy" and author Of 1.-THE
Good Old Summer Tine"
The boom for John II. Jones for City
Treasurer on the Republican ticket II
growing stronger every day. Ills nom
nation would be nm excellent one. a.
his official record well recommends hin
| for the Office.
City Clerk Arson appeared before TIN
license committee Of the City Council
last Monday and urged the recommend
alton Of an ordinance reducing the II
censc fee on billiard and pool tables
and bowling alleys from $40 to 81 {
yenr. Capt. Arson declared the licens'
foe for billiard and pool tables equalet
that Of first.class theaters. and TINT 1
money was needed by the city It coul,
be made by raising the theater tax an,
also the tax on baseball fields. Tn
matter was referred to a subcommittee
consisting Of Aldermen scully. Hnrkll
and Reese. with instructions to repor
at the next meeting Of the committee
The Republicans could name no wOr
thler successor to the late Judge Gar
on the Superior Court bench than b.
nominating Kickham Seaman, the abb
and popular lawyer.
Herman ]. Bauler, the able insuranc
man and popular young Democrat
would represent the Twenty-secon
Ward well In the City Council.
Andrew ]. Ryan, the brilliant an
well-known lawyer, would do honor t
a seat either on the Superior Court O
on the Circuit Court bench.
Capt. William +. Black IL the chOlc
Of the people for Alderman of tn
Fourteenth Ward.
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Miles Kehoe, the able lawyer VIII
made such an excellent record as Jus
tice of the Peace. Is being doomed b.
his many friends fer the Republican
nomination for Sanitary Trustee. MI
Kehoe Is well qualified for the position
and his nomination would be Il popula
one.
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The Democrats IN the state Senat
have an able and popular leader 4
Senator Cyril II. Jandus.
Alderman Henry J. Siewert of tn
Twenty-seventh Ward has made an on
cellent record In the City Council an
he will have no trouble in getting
denomination.
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The many friends OF Bernard n
Wiedinger, the wellknown real estat
man, are urging him to make the rae
for Alderman In the Twenty -sixt
Ward.
+. +. Morgan, the popular editor Z
The AgitatOr, has announced himsel
q candidate for the Republican nom