Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1910-12-10

of the water bureau will not be les.
sened in the slightest.
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Charles II. Kellermann's appoint.
ment as Election Commissioner by
Judge owens was popular one. Mr..
Kellermann, who Is president Of the
United Societies, Is one Of Chicago's
leading business men and citizens and
is well qualified in every way for the
position appointed to.
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John +. O'Malley, the popular North
Side Democratic leader, enjoys at all
times the confidence of the Democratic
workers.
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County Clerk Schweitzer couldn't
have made better selection for Dep.
uty Comptroller than Frank 8. Ryan.
The appointment meets with the
hearty approval Of everybody.
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For diamonds, watches and jewelry
of all kinds, suitable for Christmas
presents, go to Tom N. Donnelly's, 11S
Dearborn street. Whatever you get
at Donnelly's you can depend upon Is
the best.
| A. r. Porter, clerk Of the Appellate
Court, received word from Springfield
In regard to the new assignment Of
judges to the Appellate and branch
Appellate courts. Judge Edward o.
Brown, recently elected, IL assigned
to the main court, to take the place
Of Judge Freeman, defeated, and Judge
Ben N. Smith Of the Superior Court
Of Judge Jesse Holdom. Judge Jesse
A. Baldwin Is assigned to the branch
court in place of Axel Chytraus, de-
feated.
d. r. OBrien, the we'll known In
surance man and popular Democrat
would make a splendid city treasurer
Robert Il. Burke, the popular leader
OF the County Democracy, will take q
prominent part In the coming spring
campaign.
A. ]. Cermak, the popular alderman
and secretary OF the United Societies
is one of the ablest and hardest-work
ing leaders the personal liberty force.
have In Chicago.
Andrew J. Ryan stands high In the
estimation of the people both as ,
lawyer and public spirited citizen.
The following appointments wer'
announced to fill vacancies in tn
sheriff's Office:
Edward Sullivan, personal bailiff Il
Superior Judge w. L. Dever; Harr.
Gibbons, personal bailiff to Superio
Judge c. A. Mcdonald; Harry j. Munc
personal bailiff to Superior Judge Jos
eph II. Fitch; Thomas ]. Walsh, pei
sonal bailiff to Superior Judge Richar
e. Burke, and Edward G. Buresct
clerk in the sheriff's office.
Judge Edward o. Brown has wo
by his grand record as Judge and
lawyer the confidence and highes
esteem of all Chicagoans.
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Homer Il. Tinsman, able and pop,
, lar lawyer and former alderman
, would make splendid superior Coul
: Judge.
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Judge William McSurely was cleo
ed chief justice of the Supreme coul
4 recently at a meeting of the Judge
I OF the Superior court bench, includin
the newly elected jurists, held
Judge McSurely's private chamber
Judge McSurely succeeds George !
J. Dupuy, who was defeated for 7,
e election TO the Superior court bencl
T The meeting was called at 9:3
o'clock and lasted only few minute
@ Inauguration OF the newly electe
@ Democratic trustees of the sanitar
}. district was accomplished in a speed
: manner Tuesday. The annual moe
ing Of the board, at which the tire
new members took their seats, Taste
i, about two minutes.
|, When the meeting was called to o.
, der President Thomas A. Smyth wa
/, in the chair in place OF Robert r. NJ
COrmick, and Trustees Edward Kan
and Thomas Sullivan were occupyin
the seats Of Henry +, Eidmann an
: William II. Baker, who were defeated
2 The retiring trustees were among tn
I spectators.
Clerk Isaac G.. Bryan announce
that certificates OF election of the ney
tr1tgteea had heen dnly nresenfef