Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1911-10-14

26 and "a. The members Of the COM
mittee were Ballard Dunn, chairman
Of the county civil service commits.
sion; e. A. Perkhiser, attorney for
that body; Former County Attorney
Gustavus J. Tatge and former City
Building Commissioner Murdoch
Campbell.
The first through street car route to
be opened in state street was started
Monday morning. The cars leave
South State street and Thirty.ninth
streets, run north in State street to
Madison and then west to the city
limits. At Thirty.ninth street south.
bound passengers can obtain transfers
for cars leaving that point for the
southern limits Of the city.
Chicago wastes from OO,O0O,0 900 to
400.0O0.0OO gallons Of water every day.
From one.half to two.thirds Of all the
water pumped in Chicago IL actually
lost.
These facts were reported on Tues
day by subcommittee Of the City
Council water committee, which has
devoted the summer months to
study Of the water problem. The
causes Of the waste are given ~ unr
derground leakage Of water mains:
leakage from faulty plumbing, and
| careless and unnecessary use Of wa
ter by consumers who pay on front.
age basis.
The waste of water will be made
the subject Of special investigation by
the aldermen. The rated pumping ca.
pacity from the combined stations
amounts to 635,210,000 gallons per
twenty.four hours. The maximum
pumping capacity for the same length
of time is 6S6.71O,OOO gallons. Al
though 1t would appear that Chicago
has system equipped to furnish an
abundance Of water at all times, the
subcommittee declares that the water
shortage I'm many localities causes &C.
tual suffering every summer
Edward +. Dunno for governor will
prove q winner.
All good citizens are uniting on
Judge Marcus Kavanagh's candidacy
for reelection, and victory for him
on November Z is certain.
William Richie has earned by his
long and clean record as q lawyer
and u citizen the highest esteem Of
the. citizens os Chicago
Judge Edward Osgood Brown de.
serves the high place he holds In the
estimation OF the people Of Cook
County. His brilliant record has
earned II for him.
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One Of the most successful of Chi.
Cages breweries Is the Tosetti Brew.
ing Company. Its beer is popular
everywhere.
Fred w. Block, the popular Demo-
cratic leader and former City Treas.
urer, Is being urged by his friends
to come out for Congress in the Sixth
District. Mr.. Blocki would have little
trouble In winning either the nomina.
ton or tho election and he would
prove q worthy representative Of the
people at Washington.
An ADLER, more honest or more fear.
less man never sat on the bench in
Cook County that Judge Marcus. Kav.
anagh. His reelection Is certain.
Judge Joseph H. Fitch will prove
an easy winner fos reelection. He 10
one of the best men on the bench
and his good record Is known to ev.
erybody.
Tho city department of electricity
can be relied upon to back up the tele.
phone monopoly. II you don't believe
1t ask the Western Electrical Com.
pany.
william Richie stands foremost
among Chicago's ablest and most sue.
cessful lawyers.
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Paving North Side alleys with brick
whether they need 1t or not, Is get.
ting to be the regular thing these
days. Who gets the graft?
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II the daily newspapers did not pub.
lish dope sheets there would be less
gambling in Chicago. It looks funny
to see daily paper denouncing book.
making ON one page and publishing
odds on another.
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Albert G. Wheeler ia, deservedly so
one OF Chicagos ablest and LEADING
financiers and business men.
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Ross C. Hall will make a good Su.
perior Court Judge. His nomination
was popular one.
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Albert G. Wheeler stands foremost
among Chicago's successful financierl
and business men.