Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1911-03-18

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aiming at the control Of public service
corporations. Governor Deneen's util.
ity bill will be included. MIR. Hayes
will forward his report to the chair.
man Of the commission.
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Edward F. Cullerton's long and hon.
orable career in the city council has
won for him big army Of friends and
admirers all over the city and his re-
election by the voters Of the Eleventh
Ward will be a popular one.
John r. Caverly Is making splen.
did record as Judge of the Municipal
Court that every one of his friends
predicted he would make.
The West Park Board Tuesday
voted favorably on proposed bill en-
powering the commissioners of park
systems to acquire additional park
sites. George A. Mugler, secretary Of
the board, was instructed to 60 to
Springfield to assist in the passage Of
the bill. The measure as approved
provides that any park commission in
any city may acquire additional park
sites when the number Of inhabitants
Of the park district exceeds the ratio
Of 500 to each acre Of park in the dis.
trict.
Alderman John Powers will be re-
elected in the Nineteenth Ward by q
larger plurality than he ever received
before.
City Clerk Francis d. Connery is as.
sured Of reelection. His honest and
painstaking record has gained for him
the admiration Of the best people in
Chicago, irrespective Of party politics.
Sheriff thinner made twelve ap-
pointments Tuesday. They were as
follows Deputy Sheriffs, Daniel p.
Bergen OF Chicago Heights and Walter
FJshback of Lamont; bailiffs. Edward
Morrisey. John A. Stout, Rhode
Walsh, John A. Coffey and Claude Ull.
horn; plumber, Adolph Fenol; watch.
men, Matthew Kirbach and Patrick
Carmody; guards, William Ryan and
Austin Casey.
Clyde A. Morrison has made q rec.
ord as Assistant City Attorney that
has won for him well earned popu-
larity all over Chicago.
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Andrew J. Ryan, the well known
lawyer and former City Attorney, Ia q
man whom Chicago is proud to claim
at all times as one of her leading citi.
zens.
Judge Adams A. Goodrich has
earned by his brilliant and honorable
career the confidence and admiration
of all Chicagoans.
Judge Hickman Seaman ia making
an able, conscientious and fearless
record on the Circuit Court bench that
every one OF his many friends knew
he would make.
presented with formal invitation to
participate in the International Mu'
nicipal Congress and Exposition, to be
held at the Coliseum Sept. 1890. The
invitation was extended by the con
vention bureau of the Association Oi
Commerce, following a luncheon In
the Great Northern Hotel. The man
ayers of the congress have received
assurances that delegates will be sent
from a score or more OF civic and
charitable associations.
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Henry Stuckart can be depended
upon to serve the people ably ant
faithfully as City Treasurer.
Francis d. Connery has proven him
self as City Clerk to be a consideration
hardworking and courteous public OF
fetal. He deserves a reelection.
Alderman Edward F. Cullerton en-
joys at all times the confidence ant
admiration of the people OF the Elev
enth ward, which he has earned by hi
long and honorable career, and hi
election by a big plurality Ia certain.
Henry ID. Captain will be electe,
Alderman In the Twenty-fifth ward b.
a big plurality. He Is qualified Il
every way for the position and tn
people OF the ward know 1t. To shoy
how well he stands in the estimation
Of the people In the neighborhood b
has lived In for years and years cal