Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1911-08-05

Dsrpa. Flick. KLAUS. Jarscki. Brennan.
Haderlsin. Jau0vsky. Mclnernsy-s.
Republicans: Brittsn (chairman).
Pringle, Sits. Littler-l.
Elections - Democrats: Cermak
(chairman). Coughlin, Richert, Hgan.
Powers. Baulsr. Reinbers. Wilson.
Twigg. Bergen, Reading-11. Rspub.
licans: Harding. Snow. Lawlsy, Stew.
art, Clettenbsrs, Britten, Nttlsr, Rsa
IS.
Rules-Democrats: Cullsrton (chair.
mani. Kenna, Ahern, Carr. Bowler.
Hyldahl--6. Republicans: shufslt,
Lawley, Sits, Stewart, Clettenbsrg.
Thomson. Kearns-7.
Street Nomenclature - Democrats:
Ahern. Powers, Rickert. 0arecki,
krumholz. Klaus. Mahoney-7. Re.
publicans: Hey (chairman). Pringle.
Lucas, Stewart. Healy. Hassn-e.
City Hall and Public Buildings -
Democrats: Danisch (chairman), Ken.
ma. Tearney, Egan. Buckley. Brennan.
Geiger, Janovsky-S. Republicans:
Nance, Utpatel. Clettenbsrg. Rea.
Aaxen-5.
Printing - Democrats: McDsrmott
(chairman). Kenna, Carr. Emerson,
Flick, Ahern. Hyldahl, Twigg, McIner
ney-s. Republicans: shufelt, Parker,
Foell. Kearns-4.
An order authorizing the Illinois
Tunnel Company to borrow 81 900 900
and issue promissory notes bearing 6
per cent interest for that amount has
been signed by Judge G. g. Kohlsaat
in the United States Circuit Court.
Half million dollars Of the
amount, which is to be used in i'm.
provements. will be issued at once.
The action, which was taken on the
petition Of Charles G. Dawes and
David r. Forgan, receivers, provides
that the notes shall be dated July /,
1911, and made payable on or after
July /, 1912. A commission OF per
cent was allowed for the negotiating
of the notes.
The promissory note issue Of g..
100000 is to be junior lien against
the property Of the company, the g..
100000 receivers certificates being a
prior lien. It Is understood that the
money to be derived from the balance
Of the issue Is to be used In complet.
Ing the automatic telephone system,
which has been reconstructed by the
company.
Drop q penny in the slot and tele-
phone"
Aid. Herman J. Bauler, who origi.
mated the Seventy Cent Gas league In
the mayoral campaign, proposes to
settle telephone rates now that the
league has completed ito end Of the
gas price rates and left II for the
courts to say whether the 76 to 90
cent sliding scale ordinance 10 fair.
AID. Bauler insists that the penny
telephone idea 10 all right and says
he has worked out the idea without
the aid Of any expert like Edward w.
Bemis or w. J. Hagenah, who were
engaged in both the gas and telephone
rate investigations.
name of the Seventy Cent Gas League
to the penny Telephone League"
The alderman declares that the tele.
phone meter problem may be salts
factorily solved, although mechanical
experts throughout the country have
been endeavoring to solve 1t for years
Following is the political calendar
for 1911 and 1919:
September 10. 1911-Convention
composed of Cook county precinct
committeeman, to nominate six gu
perior court judges.
November 7, 1911-Judicial cleo
tion.
January 27, 1s12-First day for Al
ing aldermanic petition.
February 10, 1912-First day. fol
filing petition for nominations for Of
fees to be voted at April primaries.
February 12, 1912-Last day FOL
filing nominations for alderman.
| February 27, 1912-Primary for al
dermanic nomint tions.
March Z, 1912-Last day for flinl
call for congressional and state con
ventions.
| March II, 1912-Last day for filinl
petitions for April primary (Munici
pal Judge excepted).
| March 25, 1912-Last day for filinl
Municipal Judge petitions.
| April 2, 1912-.,ldermanic election
| April 8, 1912-Primary for Offices Il
be filled at fall election.
| April Is. 1912-County convention.
| April II, 1912--Congressional con
vention.