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

JOHN N.
Well Known Lawyer Talked Of by
Municip
crease due to the fact that next year
is heavy year for elections.
It is the year of the Presidential
election: there are two registration
days and one revision day and large
primary next spring.
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Matthias Aller, the popular president
of the well.known Home Brewery.
would prove a strong candidate on
the Democratic ticket next year.
Benjamin +. Nicholson. the well.
known and highly respected attorney,
is talked of by many Republicans for
Chief Justice of the Municipal Court
next year.
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A club formed to advance the III.
terests of County Judge John e.
Owens of Cook County was on Mon.
day licensed by Secretary of State
Rose to incorporate. It Is to be known
as the John T.. Owens club. April.
cants for the license were Victor }.
Schaeffer. Albert J. Kelly. d. +. Con
sidine, James Bunda, George T. Giles,
Frank II. Landmesser and lgnatz
Gottlieb.
The object of the club as stated In
the articles Of incorporation Is TO
help promote the interests of John T.
Owens of Chicago in his public and
private life, but not for pecuniary
profit"
NJ. J. Power, the well known foun.
dry supply man and Twenty-ffth ward
Democrat. IL being urged by many OF
| his friends for Democratic nomina-
ton for sanitary trustee next year
| Mr.. Power enjoys a widespread popu
| larity in Chicago and would prove a
winning candidate before the people.
John p. McGoorty, judge.elect, will
be the guest of his friends at dinner
at the Congress Hotel next Monday
evening. The announcement of the
dinner contains this information:
I'VE want to give John a grand
'send.off.' There will be no 'frills' on
this dinner, but there will be plenty
Of good things to eat. Wear anything
you like and come prepared for q
good time"
The committee on arrangement fol
the dinner Is composed OF william d
McJunkin. James j. Stokes, DR.. Fran
els Mcnamara. Homer ]. Buckley and
Jack Lait.
Judge Edward Osgood Brown is one
OF the ablest, best qualified and most
conscientious men the people OF I'LL
nois have ever had on the bench. His
elevation to the Federal bench would
! be a worthy one,
~
The people made no mistake In
| placing John r. Caverly on the Munic
ipal Court bench. His record proves
him to be painstaking, honest and
Woodworking Judge.
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| II Is able and far.seeing men like
Albert G. Wheeler who have helped
make Chicago the big financial and
business center she is today
THE city sanitary Is of more vita
importance to the health welfare and
material comfort of our citizens than
the city beautiful We hear so much
about" declares the report Of the spe
cial committee, headed by Alderman
| Carl r. Murray, which Is studying tbs
question OF garbage disposal. The
committee recommends the establish
ment of addition disposal stations ant
daily collections of waste and refuse
The use Of iron boxes by scavingers
and prohibition of garbage collections
| in the downtown district between
in the morning and at night are
recommended. The committee viii
| continue its studies.
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| Richard ]. Finn, the able and high
! ly respected attorney, would prove {
! strong candidate on the Democratic
| ticket for municipal Judge next year
<sN;.M
Rapid time made in the County
! Comptroller's Office in paying the 1905
! judges ard clerks who served at the
| judicial election of Nov. 7 caused
/ Comptroller Frank ]. Ryan on Tues
day 10 propose certificate system by
which the precinct officials shall be
| paid In cash the night of the election
II the county adopts a certificate
, system, any Judge or clerk may ge
his 81 for his days work the same
night he comes In with the report from
his polling precinct" said Mr.. Ryan
1T viii not only give them the none!
as soon as they earn it but will save