Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1907-02-09


the board of review. one private sccre-
tnry for the president or secretary of
the board, five assistants to the States
attorney. the county attorney, sujerln.
tendent Of insane asylum. sulprintend.
ent of the roorlousc. county agent.
county physician. county architect.
The bin provides for the appoint.
nicnt of three civil service commission.
ers by the county board ut u SALARY Of
$1,000.
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The first jury calendar to bc issued
by the Municipal Court appeared In
pamphlet form and was distributed tn
attorneys and others Interested In
cases. The calendar IL expected to oh.
vlate the delay In the trial Of such
cases ns existed under the former plan.
Five Judges have been assigned to try
Jury eases. ns the cOurtrOOnls Of most
Of tho Judges are too small to accom-.
mOdate the Jurles. These Judges are
Gcnnnlll. Dlcker. Heap. Blake and
Houston.
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George W. Paullins excellent record
as u business man AMI u member d!
tho Drainage Board hns earned for
him the highest esteem Of the people
Of Chicago.
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james =. Hopkins. the able and we'll
liked Master.ln. chanopry. would grace
seat on the superior Court bench.
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The Seventh District has n faithful
representative In Congress In honest
Phil Knopf.
william LOrlmer's record In Congress
shows him 10 bc an honest and fear.
less public official.
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Albert q. Wheeler has built M n
splendid reputation for himself ms IN
able and progressive business man and
u public spirited citizen.
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The Republicans could name no
stronger man for city Treasurer than
John II. Jones, the popular eX.nIIer.
man and South Chicago business man.
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John J. lInnberg made n clean and
brilliant record ~ County Treasurer
and the people will not forget II.
state senator Albert &. Clark H. max
Ing splendid record In the State
Senate and he would make II popular
candidate for City Treasurer on the
Republican ticket.
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Walter T. Schmidt IL making II rec.
| ord ns County Assessor that Is In line
with the brilliant record he made ~
Assistant County Treasurer.
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Police Attorney COmcrfOrd has draft
cd u new law designed to rid the city
OF Migrants. gamblers AMI Others whO
have no visible means of SUPPORT. 1t
provides for heavy fines and imprisOn-
ment.
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The people of the Twenty-thir,l
Ward have IN honest and able repre-
sentative IN the city council In Matthias
j. Jacobs.
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Congressman Charles McGavln Is IN
able public official, forceful ANA hon.
est.
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State senator Walter clyde Jones Is
IN ciilclcn, and industrious public otii-
cial.
The Hearst people are going To make
il very difficult for some aldermen IN
get back into the city council this
spring,
''"'s' ~ ioS'Sb, uWNtT
ana Democratic leader, would make n
popular and winning candidate for
city Clerk.
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\ b0om for James j. Gray for Mayor
was started ut n big meeting held In
the Twenty'thlrd Ward last Monday
night.
Alderman Dunn of the Twenty.fifth
Ward will have no easy time getting Il
denomination
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SALARY Increases for school teach
crs amounting to $4,000 annually went
into effect last Monday. MS n result of
the Post promOtiOnal plan, which was
adopted recently by the board, and the
amount of the increase may reach
%IMOUO before the end of the school