Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1907-03-16

did record that state senator Charles
Il. Cruiksllank Is making down ut
Springfield.
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The Republicans were the gamers In
the registration last Tuesday.
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Congressman Charles Mctinvin n
one Of the ablcst and most industrious
representatives Chicago nus ever had
IN Congress.
Thomas Byrnc has made record ~
an able and progressive business man
and II useful and publlc.spirltcd citi.
zen that has gained for him the high.
est esteem of the people Of Chicago.
Henry sherman BOutcll Inns madc y
record in Congress that has made tho
people Of Chicago proud Of him.
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No member of the national llOuS
of Representatives works harder and
achieves more than Congressman VII.
liam IOrimcr Of Chicago.
The fine record that Albert u.
wheeler has made ~ II business man
makes him one Of the foremost men IN
the business world.
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The statement made by Alderman
Fisher In the council Monday night
that tho city was being d"fraudctl by
paving contractors who cxcnvatNl but
twelve inches instead Of the fourteen
inches required for street Improvement
was declared untrue by George 4.
Schilling. president of the board Of
local improvements.
when the contractors begin work
on n street" he said. ut is true That
hut twelve inches are cxcayatcd. Eight
inches Of Stag arc put In AMI rolled an'l
three inches of limestone and thr""
inches OF granite. The street Is then
gone over with ilftccn.ton roller ana
IL compressed the remaining two
| inches. 10 conform to the resolution
of Alderman Fisher the contractor
would he obliged To put In sixtcH'
inches of paving Instead of the four
teen inches required" President
Schilling will submit u report on the
subject to the council at It's next meet
Ing.
| Arthur JOsettl. Republican candl'
date for Alderman In the Twenty-sec.
Ond Ward. was horn In Prussia un,l
came to Chicago twenty-five years ago
and has lived In the Twenty.secOn,l
Ward most Of that time. lie IL ono Of
tho ahlest and most popular business
men In the ward. lie IL engaged In
til" real estate. louhs and Insurance
business and Il also head of the Ger.
man. American Safety Deposit vaults.
His clean record ms II business man has
gained for him the high respect ana
confidence of the people of the ward
and his election rs Alderman would
insure the people II representative In
tl, city Council who would be loyal
AMI faithful to their best interests.
Mr.. Josctti Is very popular socially
and Is II member of the knights of l'y-
thins. various fraternal organizations
and Turner societies. lie has never
ram for office before, hut always takes
an active part In the primary fights Of
his party. hut while he Is Il stancl
believer in Republican principles, Mr.
Josetti. If elected, would represent all
the people of the ward to the best Oi
his ability, Irrespective of politics. Mr.
.Iosetti is married ana lives ut 300 4
North avenue. lie should he elected.
The attempt of the Dunno admins,
tratiOn to make all social entertain
ments pay $1,000 license will long b.
remembered.
Arthur W. Fulton will be the mex
alderman from the Thirteenth Ward.
The reform press which Is friendly I,
the Reef Trust. Is also friendly to tn,
railroads. II Is against the 2-rcnt far,
bill.
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The city fremen got very little on
Of that saloon license money. Thei
salaries are far too low
Herman i. Kruger Is the Democrat,
nominee for alderman III the Fifteehtl
Ward, lie is n good man, honest IN,
popular.
DUNES high license money procured
from the raising Of saloon licenses from
5000 to $1,000 per year was going t.
hp SDpnt on n larger nOlice force Rut