Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1909-06-19

for that period was made: July IS to
"a, Judge Bail; July Is to 81, Judge
Kavanagh; August 1 to Z, Judge
Chetlain; August s to II, Judge Nc.
Even; August Is to 81. Judge Dupuy;
August % to 20, Judge Chetlain; Au.
gust 20 to September 4, Judge Barnes;
September 5 to II, Judge Freeman;
September IL to 1s. Judge Ben NJ.
Smith. Judges Dupuy and Chetlain
were elected chancellors. Judge Ben
M. Smith WIS assigned to supervise
the arrangement Of the law calendar,
while Judge Kavanash will be the mo.
ton Judge.
Alderman Arthur w. Fulton Is max.
Ing the kind Of an alderman the PEG.
pie like in the council. He Is an az.
gressive and hardworking ofiicial and
Is always alive to the best interests
Of the people.
A new law Arm has been estab.
lished by Hon. John !. Martin that
will be welcomed by the Bench and bar
of Illinois. Cook County and the City
Of Chicago. Associated with him are
c. v. Donovan and John NJ. Dickson.
Their ofiices have been established In
suite S14 Hartford Building. 40 Dear.
born street. southwest corner Of Madi.
son. The combination Of legal talent
In this association Of well known
practitioners IL such that cases cover.
ing all divisions Of the law may be
safely entrusted to their keeping.
Colonel John ]. Martin. the head Of
the firm. Is one Of the best known
men In this nation. As sergeant-at.
arms Of the Democratic National Com.
mittee and many national conventions
he has made the intimate personal &C.
| quaintance of literally thousands Of
the most prominent men Of affairs
Of America. Colonel Martin has had
a legislative career that in itself
would constitute honor enough for an
ordinary man. He represented his
home district In the city Of st. Louis
for four terms and was the presiding
ofiicer Of the Twenty.eighth General
Assembly OF Missouri by unanimous
vote OF both parties. As proof Of the
regard In which this sterling gentle.
man Is held are resolutions Of thanks
engrossed on parchment, presented to
him by the Democratic National Com.
mittee, together with large and
handsome gold badge suitably In.
scribed. On each occasion during all
these years he has been unanimously
reelected by the committee to succeed
himself and he now holds this once
as In the past and will manage the
next Democratic National Convention
In public affairs outside the scope OIL
politics proper Colonel Martin hal
been and continues prominent. He Il
q member of the executive committed
Of the Upper Mississippi River I'm
pr0vement Association. and Representa-
this organization In the National Riv
ers and Harbors Congress at the an
nual meetings In Washington. Thu
membership of this body includes tn,
most distinguished men az well as tn,
greatest flnanciers In America. and 4
be Of 1t Is high distinction. Th'
Colonel is also the popular sergeant
alarms of this Congress.
This many-sided good citizen, sol
der, statesman and man of affair
Is also a very good lawyer. For year
he has been member of the bar O
the Supreme Court of Missouri an,
Illinois and also the Supreme Cour
bar of the United States. He has wOl
many difficult cases, and his success
before juries has made his name al
most household word. He Is
friend of Justice, law and order, bu
! foremost In his big heart Is tn
thought of the common people. tn
everyday men and women of America
and all the movements that make TO
the happiness of humanity.
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F. d. Meacham's splendid record a
I a member OF the Board of Review
| In keeping with his long and homes
business record.
~
! James G. Martin, the able lawye
. and former magistrate. enjoys a wei
earned popularity all over Chicago.
, Many good men are being mentione
to fiji the vacancy In Congress froI
I the Sixth district, caused by the ele'
ton OF William L0rimer to the Sent
! torship. DR.. Carl L. Barnes. Zina +
Garter and John Dadie are strongl