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


self an independent candidate against |
Fred l.. Rossbach, who heads both oil
the tickets presented by the regular
nominating committee.
The board Of directors of the club
Monday night discussed the PROPOSE.
ton Of the appointment of commit.
tee to test voting machines exhibited
before the board Of election commits.
sioners.
William II. Ehemann, former alder.
man from the Twenty.first ward. was
appointed Assistant Sheriff by Sheriff
thinner. MIR. Ehemann succeeds
Harry Spears. The appointment was
a popular and a well deserved one.
John c. Werdell, the we'll known
legislator from the Thirty.frst dis.
trict. enjoys the happy faculty Of max.
ing friends and keeping them.
George X. Schmidt, the popular and
well.known North Side Republican
and former county commissioner, 10
being talked Of for state treasurer.
Judge Richard 8. Tuthill has won
by his grand record on the bench
the highest esteem Of the people Of
Chicago.
A better qualified man was never
made corporation counsel than VIII.
liam II. Sexton. Mayor Harrison
couldn't have made more popular
selection.
One Of the hardest working and
most efficient public officials in Cook
county is A. II. Porter Clark Of the
Appellate court.
d. r. O'Brien, the we'll known in.
surance man. enjoys widespread
popularity In Chicago. which he rich.
ly deserves.
Bernard J. Mahony's appointment
as assistant corporation counsel
pleased everyone of his big army of
friends. A better known or better
fitted man was never placed In that
important department of the city.
John +. Kehoe stands foremost
among Chicago's most successful law.
yers and public spirited citizens.
w. s. Johnson has made q record
as q lawyer that he can at all times
be proud Of. He would grace seat
on the bench.
The Thirty.ffth ward can be proud
to be represented In the city council
by an able and energetic man like
Alderman Irwin r. HAGEN.
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Henry l.. Hertz has earned by his
clean and honorable record as q pub.
lie official, a political leader and q
citizen widespread popularity in
Chicago.
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Judge William F. Dever's splendid
record on the bench is In line with
his long record in the city council
Cook county never had an ADLER,
more conscientious or more popular
Probate judge than Charles s. Cut.
ting.
Albert G. Wheeler stands high in
the estimation of the people of Chi.
cago both as tinancier and as q
public spirited citizen.
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Judge John II. Caverly Is making
the able and painstaking record on
the Municipal court bench that every
one of his many friends and admirers
knew he would.
William f. Quinn, former super,
intendent of sewers. was restored to
his old position Tuesday. C. ID. Hill
had been temporarily appointed In
his place. Quinn took his discharge
into court and won, The court or
der compelling the city to reinstate
him was issued March 2S, 1911. Hill
will return to his former position as
chief engineer for the board of local
Improvements.
Stockholders of the LaSalle Street
National bank, which began business
in May, 1910, held their annual cleo
ton Tuesday and chose the following
directors: William Lorimer, John NJ
Roach, George O. Gunderson, C.. b.
Munday, j. NJ. Appel, Elbridge Han.
ecy, John ]. Hughes, James Il. Ben.
nett, William j. Monkey, Joseph Hook,
! T. NJ. Hanney, Thomas Magner, Lo.
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