Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1911-11-25

the month. DiscOunting OF vouchers
also will be done away with.
THE plan would be to give the
Judge certificate as soon as he brings
in his poll books to the office Of the
election commissioners. He would In.
dorse that and II 1t tailed with his sig.
nature In the poll book be permitted
to take it away. The certificate he
would bring to our Office where he
would sign opposite his name In our
sheets listing the judges and clerks.
II the signature again agreed with the
Endorsement on the certificate, the
latter would be stamped and he could
walk down to the treasurer's Office
and get 1t cashed.'
George NJ. Paullin, the popular fur.
rier and Sanitary Trustee, would
prove an easy winner for Congress In
the Tenth District.
There IL big batch of new jobs
waiting to be filed In the County
building.
Petitions for help required by diff.
ferent county Offices In the coming
year were fled In the Circuit Court.
as prescribed by law.
Sheriff Michael thinner. in his re-
port, shows his Office SO far has col.
lected $5S,514, compared with $53,1
In 1910. He asks for ten additional
bailiffs, six additional women jani
tors, and marble finisher's helper and
n woman clerk and matron at the
County Jail.
Abel Davis. Recorder, requests one
additional clerk. making total Of
seventy.siX clerks.
Robert NJ. Sweitzer, County Clerk
wants fifteen men In the Office of the
County Court and eleven men on ex
ira assessment work.
John A. Cervenka, clerk OF the Pro
bate Court, asks for three additional
men, two clerks or accountants and
one confidential clerk.
Coroner Peter Hoffman requests an
additional allowance Of one court re-
porter, one typist and another ply
sician.
Charles w. Vail, clerk Of the supe
rlor Court, asks for fifteen additional
clerks, made necessary, he says, be
cause OF the six extra judges elected
at the November judiciary election
). Frank J. Walsh, clerk of the Grim
inal Court. wants two additional clerks
and a private secretary.
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Judge John e. Owens Ia making a
grand record as County Judge. He IL
an honest, fearless and energetic pub.
lie Official. Cook County needs more
officials of the caliber Of John f.
Owens.
James s. Hopkins splendid record
as lawyer has won for him the con.
fldence and highest respect Of both
bench and bar in Cook County.
The A. H. Meyer Company, 80
South Dearborn street. the well.known
importers of beer. announce the first
arrival Of their celebrated Lowenbrau
book beer. This beer is we'll known
to lovers of good beer the world over
The Chicago offices of the a. H.
Meyer Co. are under the able and pop
ular management of II, n Claussen
for fifteen years connected with the
Anheuser-Busch Brewing Company
Mr.. Claussen has done grand work
for the big company he represents
and Is to be congratulated upon the
splendid success it has met with In
Chicago.
Fred +. Coyne, general manager OF
the Sebree Mail Exchanging Device
Company and former postmaster OF
Chicago, received letter Tuesday
! from the postal authorities informing
him that the device manufactured by
his company had been approved by
the Postmaster General. The new de
vice will be put on all the trains op'
Grating over the Memphis branch OF
the Illinois Central Railroad at once
On account of the uncertainty OF
the old method of changing mail on
moving trains by hand the postal de
partment has been advertising fol
, three years for device which viii
facilitate this exchange. OF more
than 800 devices which have been
submitted to the postal authorities
the Sebree is the only one which has
met the test imposed upon it.
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, People looking for beautiful home
, In a pretty, healthful and convenient
. location should pay visit to beauti
, full Albany Park, the largest subdi
vision ever laid out at any one time
in Chicago. 1t Is located right at the
: terminal station of the Ravenswoot
, branch of the Northwestern Elevated
| Railroad. with the Kedzie and Law