Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1908-03-14

eli. The people If the Thirteenth ward
never had Il better representative.
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Granville W. Browning. the popular
lawyer. who made one Of the pest cor
marathon counscls Chicago ever had' II
being mentioned by many for the Demo-
cratic nomination for Attorney General.
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John Barnett. the popular proprietor
Of the virginia Buffet at 0s4 North
unlsted street, Is strongly talked OF by
his many friends for the Legislature
this year.
John J. CoI,urn. the able and bril-
liant lawyer. il the strongest man ~
the minds Of many whom the Demo
Gratis can nominate for Attorney Gen.
cial this year.
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President John +. Smulski OF the
West Park Board presided Tuesday
night ut the first meeting Of the COM
mlssiOners since the reorganization or
the board. General superintendent Jens
Jensen reported $1,000 trees and shrubs
had been purchased for the parks. Cit.
liens living near Douglas Park. headed
by Aldermen Michael thinner and JO.
seph Uhlir. complained Of the destruc.
ton Of the flower house and the filling
IN Of the lagoon In the southeast Sec
ton Of Douglas Park and objected to
a barn which has been erected In the
park.
Max Robinson has gained high
place In the esteem Of the people Of
Chicago by his able. clean ana upright
record Us u lawyer.
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No man In Chicago stands higher
with all classes of people than John
T.. Kchoe. the great lawyer and public.
spirited citizen.
Alderman Frank ID. Connery has by
his fine record In the City Council re-
Elected credit upon himself ana upon
the people Of the Twenty.elghth Ward.
lIc Is one of the best men In the coun.
ell.
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Thomas 4. Fitzgerald, the well.
known and wcll.liked business man,
would make IN excellent member Of
the County Board Of Assessors.
Lawrence a. Young stands foremost
among Chicago's ablest lawyers and
most highly respected citizens.
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Clyde 4. Morrison. the well.knowl
and deservclly wcll.liked assistant CIT!
Attorney. Is one of the hardest working
and most capable officials In the city.
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Next Tuesday. March II, will b.
Registration Day. All those whose
names are not on the polling lis
slOnll make II point to see tina! the!
are Put on next Tuesday.
| President William Busse AMI Judg'
Edwin II. Walker OF the Municipal
Court spoke ut the Hamilton Clul
Wednesday In behalf of the count!
board In favor Of issuing S2,OOO,WU 4
erect the proposed new county iniirm
AIRY buildings. They told how the coun
~ needs II new intirmary and the ne
ccssity for removing the consumptive
and unfortunate poor from Cunning.
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In the National House Of Representa-
tivcs ON Tuesday Congressman Charlie
McGayin urged the subcommittee o
public buildings and grounds to repOr
favorably his bill providing an appro
priatlOn for II site and the erection O
II model postoiiicc building station Il
Chicago. 1t Is estimated that the cos
%, the site will be about $7jO,OOO o
81 0OO,OOO. The building Is expected 1
cost S5OO,0OO to 100000 more. Con
gresham Rodenberg, chairman of tn
subcommittee. said that Mr.. McGavin'
claim was strong and it Is REASONABLE
certain that provision will be made II
the public buildings bill to he report
cd at this session for the new pos,
office ut Chicago.
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