Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1907-11-02

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tor. Armour 4 Company, Union Stock
Yards.
Martin Rudy. live stock commits.
son. Union Stock Yards.
G. william Spcrry, live stock com.
mission. Union Stock Yards.
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jacob +. Rrllm would make an Ideal
Republican candidate for state treas.
urer next year. Mr.. I;chm Is popular
all over Illinois and his long member.
ship Oh the State Board Of Agriculture
has made him acquainted with the
farmers of every county. lie Ii we'll
liked by all Of them.
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George T.. Cole was reelected Prcs!.
dent of the Legislative Voters League
at the annual meeting at the Union
League Club. The other officers elected
were.
Vice President Adolf ,Eraus.
Chairman of Executive Committee
clifford W. Barnes.
Treasurcr-Frank II. Jones.
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The annual report Of the Chicago
Health Department for the last iisca
year II at hand. II Il a very interest
Ing volume and contains photograph.
Of the horrible "water closets" tina
were In use In the meat packing houses
at the stock yards mp To last year.
Now that new water closets hav,
been put In. the city Inspectors hav'
been Withdrawn from the big packing
houses. sanitary plumbing wllentl.
iisposcs Of all danger from tulcrula,
canccrOus or lumly Jaw meat.
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Automobiles M longer ncsl n II
ccnsc In Illinois. The new a,itonObll
law obligcs every automobile owner 4
register with the secretary Of stat
and thus procure n numher AMI ccrtiil
cute. For this registration and mum
her u fee of 81 II charged. and tn
certificate thus granted Il good for
ever. No tax of any kind can he lcvic,
by any municipality In the state 81
automobiles which have paid the see
rotary of state 81 for registration am
u number. 80 that Il ''wheel tax" vii
not apply to automobiles.
The automobile people certainly ha'
n big pull with the legislature wle
they secured tho passage Of II Ia,
eXempting them forever from all form
Of licenses or tax.
The Independence League. with II
immense following and under the lead
! crshlp of able aud well.knOwn men,
. lerfecting an organization In ever
ward In the ciry. and 1t will 60 into til
great political fight next year full
prepared to land grand victory ut th
polls.
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IOrimcrs defeat next year II bein
predicted by everybody. The ma
who tried to force upon the people tll
taX-raising prohibition charter Is !
for an awful beating.
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senator Albert j. Hopkins able an
brilliant record In the United State
senate has made the people Of lllin0l
proud Of him.
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Alderman Joseph +. kohout, one q
the ablcst men In the city council,
always looking after the Interests q
his constituents. ono Monday nigl
AT the meeting of the council he nailc
II plan Of the Chicago. Burlington
Quincy Railway Ia abolish stations /;
three points within his ward and I'll
stations viii remain. This nldcrma
also had passed m ordinance dlrcctln
that no open ears he kept on the tra'
ton lines between the dates of Octobe
| and May following,
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The people of the Eighth Ward N
, unanimous In their demand for I'll
nomination ana election of John
Jones as alderman next spring. The
do not forget how ably ana faithful
he represented them in the city oounc
before.
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At meeting of the executive con
: mlttec of the Citizens Association ,
! Chicago Tuesday AT the City Club, of
GERS for the coming year were clectC
: and resolutions of thanks to the retl
!. ing president, Eugene u, Prussin
: were adopted unanimously. The no
officers are; President, Julius Stern
: vice.presldcnt, Robert Schuttler IIot'