Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1911-01-28

WHICn CeTtdln StTeetS are " We NdCdteu
for the proposed Sag. Calumet chan
mel The committee decided to draw
up an ordinance for the proposed
channel through Blue Island. II II is
not accepted, the channel will be run
around the city instead of through It.
Judge John r. Caverly can be de.
pended upon to serve the people con.
scientiously ably and fearlessly at all
times on the bench.
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Irwin r. Hazen Is winner for alder.
man in the Thirty.fifth Ward.
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Alderman Matt A. Mueller has daily
added to his popularity in the Twenty.
ninth Ward by his good work in the
city council, and his denomination by
the Republicans by a unanimous vote
on primary day Is certain.
Judge Hickman Seaman stands high
in the estimation Of the people, both
as an honest and fearless Judge and
as a public spirited citizen.
Homer Z. Tinsman is the choice of
thousands Of Republicans for the nomi.
nation to fill the Mack vacancy on the
Circuit Court bench this spring.
Alderman Arthur w. Fulton will be
renominated and reelected in the
Thirteenth Ward by good pluralities.
The West Park Board on Tuesday
reappointed the following men: Con.
sulting landscape architect, Jens Jen-
sen; assistant secretary, ]. M. Ding.
man; general bookkeeper, F. Papen.
brook; supervising engineer, A. c.
Schrader; attorney, Charles B. Paw.
licek; chief Of police. H. Tyrrell.
J. J. Houlihan, chief inspector OF
steam boilers and steam plants, Is an
honest, Woodworking and cOnscien-
tious public Official.
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Walter Schrojda, the popular for.
mer County Commissioner, Is being
talked Of by many Of his friends and
admirers for City Clerk on the Repub.
llcan ticket.
Harry F. Hamlin, the popular young
attorney, Is one of the ablest and
hardest working Republican leaders In
Lake View.
Albert F. Kinney, president of the
Board Of Local improvements, de.
cided to bring suit against the eleva.
ted railroad companies to force them
to pay proportion Of the expense of
paving downtown streets. The first
attempt to tax the companies for
street paving will be made this sum.
mer when the paving Of Fifth avenue
from Van Buren, to South Water
streets is completed.
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L. D. Condee, the we'll known and
highly respected lawyer, is the choice
OF thousands of Republicans for the
nomination to fill the Mack vacancy on
the Circuit bench.
James c. Dooley, the we'll known
attorney and former magistrate, is one
of the hardest working and most pop.
ular leaders In the Democratic party
In Chicago.
In Harry l.. Shaver the people OF
the Thirty.first District have repre-
sentative in the Legislature OF whom
they can always feel certain will look
after their interests down at Spring
field.
John J. Geraghty is the right man
to 60 to for all campaign buttons and
badges. He stands In class all by
himself. The work turned out by Ger
agility & Company is the peer of all
others in Chicago.
Representative John ]. Mclaughlin
introduced bill into the Legislature
appropriating $5,O15 for bringing tor.
pedo boat from Columbia, 8. c., t.
Chicago. 1t is wanted by the Illinois
Naval Reserve, but the formal request
for the boat to the-government has no,
been forwarded by the Governor.
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Three bills drawn by Judge Marcus
Kavanagh, intended to make criminal
prosecutions more flexible and prevent
a criminals escape through technical
ity, were sent to Springfield Tuesday
and will be presented to the Legisla'
ture by Senators Brady and Ettleson
The first bill has to do with errors
which may be made by attorneys for
the state. and which enable shrewd