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

meeting, and upon being informed by
the clerk that there was nothing
awaiting disposition, said motion
for adjournment was In order. This
was made and carried.
The assembly.roOm of the board was
crowded with visitors, and upon the
adjournment President Smyth and
Trustees Kane and Sullivan held an
informal reception.
IL have no new policies to announce
at this time" said President Smyth.
81 stand for progress and hope to
work In harmony with other mem.
bers of the board"
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H. Z. L. Doggett, the well known
real estate man, did splendid work for
the Democrats during the recent cam
paign.
John ]. Geraghty, the we'll known
manufacturer Of badges and buttons,
would make o strong Democratic nom.
inee for city treasurer.
James 8. Hopkins stands foremost
among Chicagos leading lawyers and
citizens.
J Benjamin F. Nicholson, the popular
and highly esteemed attorney, Is In
line for nomination for Superior Court
Judge next year.
Judge John r. Caverly deserves the
high place he holds among Chicago's
leading lawyers. business men and
political leaders.
Albert G. Wheeler commands at all
times the confidence and highest
esteem Of Cnicago's leading financiers
and business men.
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John c. Ames, United States col
lector of customs and custodian OF the
federal building, was reappointed tc
that Office by President Taft, accord
ing to dispatches from Washington
The name of the Chicago man with
several hundred other nominations
was sent to the senate and approved
Collector Ames, who was appointed
under the Roosevelt administration
has been collector Of customs for foul
years.
Before being collector he was
United States marshal for eight years
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CONGRESSMAN Thomas Gallagher IL
one of the hardest working and mos,
conscientious members OF the National
House OF Representatives.
Stillman B. Jameson, the able and
well.liked master-in.chancery, Is being
talked of by his many friends for q
seat on the bench next year.
) Robert Redheld has record to his
credit as a lawyer that he can at all
times point to with pride.
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Judge Charles NJ. Walker officially
turned the Office Of sheriff over from
Christopher Strassheim to Michae
thinner. Harry Goldstein, chairman
o. the arrangements committee
| sprung boom for thinner for mayor
during the ceremonies, but the new
sheriff promptly bobbed up with {
wet blanket.
Il hope you will not take seriousl.
these remarks about my becoming
mayor" he said with blush; Il dom
want anything to occupy my mint
now but my present position. My du
: ties as sheriff will occupy my entire
t attention"
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, Louis Levy, the popular and sue
cessIul attorney, would prove stroni
e candidate on the Democratic tickle
for alderman in the Sixth ward.
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} President Thomas A. Smyth, of thu
4. Sanitary Board, is the right man II
the right place.
, City Sealer John HIGHLANDER Il
= talked of for alderman by his Repub
? lican friends in the Twenty-fifth ward
The friends OF Alderman Henr.
utpatel OF the Fifteenth ward. have
launched a strong boom Tor his re
election next spring.
, julius +, Smietanka, the wei
known attorney and member of the
School Board, would grace seat OF
the bench
AS means of preventing another
water famine in the district back O
the stock yards next summer, the
water committee of the city council