Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1910-03-26

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,ess Of Wilson Shufelt, regular party
nominee for alderman In the Second
Ward.
The boom for sheriff for Alderman
Herman J. Bauler Is growing stronger
every day. His fine record in the City
and his widespread popular.
lty, makes his candidacy a strong one.
The Democrats OF the Twenty.third
ward named a winner for alderman
when they nominated Nicholas J.
Schmitz. A better man could not have
been selected. He will make one Of
the best aldermen ever elected to the
city council. He Is we'll known all
over the ward both as successful
business man and a public spirited
citizen. Everybody that knows him
likes and respects him. He Is a man
Of energy and force and will be found
working at all times for the best In.
terests Of his constituents. MIR.
Schmitz was born in Chicago forty
years ago. He IL son Of Matthias
Schimtz, who was so long and favor.
ably known throughout Chicago as q
member Of the Arm Of Ernst q
Schmitz. who were real estate and
financial agents Of old and honorable
fame. Nicholas J. Schmitz continues
to-day In the real estate and insurance
business. with his ofiices at northeast
corner Of North avenue and Larrabee
street. He 10 also secretary Of the
German Mutual Fire Insurance Com
pany Of North Chicago, which 10 q
successful concern, now forty.three
years in existence. Mr.. schmitz re.
sides with his family Of wife and three
children at 1880 Larrabee street. Mr..
Schmitz purposes 40 Alderman Of the
Twenty.third ward to secure for the
ward its share Of the taxes paid by
Twenty.third ward people; to secure
clean streets and alleys for the ward !;
to have garbage promptly and regular
ly removed; to have good and efiicient
police and IRE service; with his once
and residence In the ward Mr.. schmitz
Is always within easy reach Of the
people Of the Twenty.third ward. He
stands for personal liberty In the best
sense and believes In the lowering OF
the present high taxes. The citizens
Of the Twenty.third ward will be vot.
ing for their best interests by casting
their ballots for Nicholas ]. Schmitz
for Alderman.
All indications point to the election
Of Charles Martin for alderman in the
Fifth ward. His big acquaintance and
winning personality, coupled with his
good record In the council before.
makes his candidacy q winning one.
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Alderman B. F. Gutenberg II max.
ing q winning tight for reelection In
the Twenty.second ward. He has
made Q clean and able record In the
council and deserves to be reelected.
Alderman Charles NJ. Foell will be
triumphantly reelected In the Twenty.
first ward. He has made grand
record and everybody is with him.
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John Haderlein will be elected to
the City Council In the Twenty.fourth
ward by handsome plurality, as he
deserves to be. He 10 the kind Of a
man the people want In the council,
and no mistake will be made In put.
ting him there.
Homer E. Tinsman will, as he de.
serves to be, nominated by the Repub.
licans for Superior Court Judge and
elected by the people, next November.
Benjamin F. Nicholson would make
a splendid judge Of the Superior Court,
and his nomination by the Republicans
will be popular with everybody.
City Attorney John r. Caverly Is
giving the people of Chicago one OF
the cleanest administrations of that
office that has ever been given.
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Adams A, Goodrich would make a
grand judge OF the Superior Court,
and II he would consent to nomina.
tion by the Democrats would be sure
of election.
Alderman George F. Harding Jr..
has represented the Second ward well
in the city council, and his boom for
sheriff on the Republican ticket is
making great strides.
The County Board 10 to retain the
Co Hospital. This was decided
upon Wednesday afternoon at a meet.
Ing Ci the HOsDital Commission CON.