Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1911-05-06


were paid by Aid. Eugene Block,
President John c. Finn of the Calu.
met District Business federation, Sec
rotary John Prystalski of the South
End Business Mems club and several
former unsuccessful Democratic can.
didates for aldermen from the ward.
James A. Quinn rightly deserved
his appointment as oil inspector: He
has always been q loyal and true
friend OF Mayor Harrison, sticking
by him through thick and thin. His
appointment was popular one
throughout the city.
Judge Adelor J. Petit is one Of the
best judges on the Circuit court
bench, and also one of the most pop.
ular. He IL possessed with q fine
judicial temperament and his amiable
manners makes friends for him every.
where.
John ]. Coburn looks like a sure
winner for Superior court Judge. He
has an army Of friends all over Chi.
cago and throughout the county and
everyone OF them Is working heart
and soul for his election. He will
make great Judge.
The bill permitting the location Of
the Field museum in Jackson park In.
stead Of Grant park was passed by
the legislature on Tuesday by vote
Of 1872 ayes to nay.
Although q general act. the pur.
pose of the bill is to overcome con.
stitutional questions that have been
raised by the proposed location Of
the museum in Grant park. The land,
which was originally granted there
rs a site for the museum, Is to be
decided back to the state.
Edward ]. Brundage, the popular
former corporation counsel, has Joined
the firm of Wilkerson & Cassels
which hereafter will be known as
Brundage, Wilkerson & Cassels, with
Offices in the Rookery building.
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Daniel l.. Cruice Is daily gaining
votes for his candidacy for Superior
court Judge on the Democratic ticket
and he should win. Mr.. Cruice has q
host of friends and admirers In every
ward in the city and no man Is better
qualified to sit on the bench.
p. ]. Hamler, the well.known boiler
manufacturer, would prove a popular
Democratic candidate for state treas
urer or presidential elector next year
Judge Marcus Kavanagh's long and
brilliant record on the bench has
gained for him the admiration ant
confidence Of all Chicagoans ire
spective OF party afliliation.
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william l.. Hoerber, the we'll know
and highly respected brewer. enjoy
| at all times the confidence and high
est esteem of Chicago's leading bust
ness men.
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An increase of $4,000 in the capita
OF the Northwestern Trust and Saw
ings Bank will be made May ~. Thi
will raise the banks capital to $3.50
900. The new stock will be issued a
$3.50 a share. Fifty dollars shar'
of the issue price will 60 to the SUI
plus and will raise that item to aroun'
100000.
In its last published report tn
Northwestern Trust showed 100000
of deposits and loans amounting 4
about $l,50O,00O. The bank was OF
ganized in July, 1906, by John 7
Smulcki and his associates. IL bega
dividends early in its career and ha
raised its rate gradually to per cent
The stock was around lG5 bid in tn
market yesterday, that price repre-
senting a considerable advance, due L
the new stock issue.
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Judge Joseph II. Fitch continues I
add to his popularity by his splendi
record on the bench.
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George NJ. Weichelt is one of tn
ablest and most popular young law
yers in Chicago. He is being talke
OF for a Republican nomination 70
municipal Judge next year,
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\ heated contest over the election
! OF president of the Hamilton Club Ma!
! - Is In prospect Henry c. Morris
at present first vice president, and re
Gently subjected to criticism because
of his acceptance of $4,000 commits
sion for arranging the lease OF thu
new club house sits from the Melvill,