Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1911-02-11

clean there would have been no rec
con for his claiming Democratic sup.
port after bolting Democratic nom.
inee.
In his supplementary statement Mr..
Dunno discusses his record % Mayor
on the questions Of gas regulation,
water rates, tax dodgers and anti.
graft, going over the ground covered
IN his interview Of one week ago. and
casually he takes q fling at Carter II.
Harrison, one Of his rivals.
II never bolted my ticket" he says.
II never left town during o campaign
to go to California. I never sulked
during campaign. never was inter.
viewed publicly in the interest Of my
political opponents.
I'm every election since left the
bench. whether national. county or
city, I have given freely of my time.
energy, voice and pen to the party
cause. I even went to the extent Of
advocating the election Of men who !
knew put the knife into me politically
on election day. I did all this in the
interest Of party harmony"
The First Ward Bail continues to
be the subject Of much gossip. Fol.
lowing are some Of the latest re.
ports 10 circulation: The red light
district alone was mulcted annu.
ally to the tune Of @60.OO0,
through the medium OF the First
Ward Ball under the previous Harri
son administration. Dives and ''ho
tells" were forced to contribute to thu
extent Of $4,000 more, making q tota
revenue Of 100000 q year. The Har
rison boomers have made q treat,
with the First Ward gang whereof,
they are to have the whole Ball 4
themselves In return for the supper
Of Harrison In the approaching pri
maries. No cabinet officers or othe
| attaches Of the administration will b.
permitted TO butt In. The red light
and the gang will have to "givc up.
the Ball will not be disturbed ip an,
way and the First Ward Ball will be
recognized feature Of the administra
tion a. OF yore, with one importan
exception-the First Ward gang vii
not have to divide.
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The terms OF the following Alder
men expire In the spring:
First ward. Michael Ksnna. Demo
crat.
Second ward. George r. Harding
Jr.. Republican.
Third ward. Milton J. Foreman. n
publican.
Fourth ward. James NJ. DALEY. Dem
ocrat.
Fifth ward. John J. sheahan. Demo
crat.
Sixth ward. Theodore X. Long. RI
publican.
Seventh ward, Charles q. Merriam
Republican.
EishtA ward. John r. Dmersos
Democrat.
Ninth ward. Dennis J. Esan. Dem.
crat.
Tenth ward. Thomas F. Scully. Den
oerat.
Eleventh ward, Edward r. Cullel
ton. Democrat.
Twelfth ward. Michael zimmel
Democrat.
Thirteenth ward. Arthur w. Fultol
Republican.
Fourteenth ward. James H. Lawle!
Republican.
Fifteenth ward. Henry Utpatel. RI
sixteenth ward. Stanley H. Kun,
Democrat.
Seventeenth ward. Lewis d. sitt'
Republican.
Eighteenth ward. John J. Brennan
Democrat.
Nineteenth ward. John Power
Democrat.
Twentieth ward. John p. stewar
Republican.
Tweuty.frst ward. Francis w. Ia!
lor. Republican.
Twenty-second ward. Herman
Bauler. Democrat.
Twenty.third ward, Jacob A. He!
Republican.
Twenty-fourth ward. August Krun
holz. Democrat.
Twenty.fifth ward. Winfield
Dunn, Republican.
Twenty.sixth ward, William
Lipps. Republican.
Twenty.seventh ward. Joseph
Capp. Republican.
Twenty.eighth ward. Harry Il. Ia
tier. Republican.
Twenty.ninth ward. Matthias
Mueller, Republican.
Thirtieth ward. Michael McInerue
Democrat.
Thirty.arst ward. James A. Kearn
J ! Republican.