Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1912-07-06


lie Court is directed to hold court in
the County Building.
Judge Jesse A. Baldwin was elected
chief justice and Judge John McGoor-
ty was elected secretary of the Judges.
Three new chancery judges were
appointed. They are Judges Richard |
Tuthill, John Gibbons and Lockwood
Honore.
Judge Edward Osgood Brown de.
serves the admiration of all Chicago.
ans by his brilliant record on the
bench.
Walter Il. Schmidt has as County
/ Assessor made one Of the best public
officials Cook County has ever had.
He Is working at all times In the
interests Of the people. He should be
reelected.
william A. Amberg was reelected
for second term as Jury commits.
sioner by the judges Of the Circuit,
Superior, Probate and County Courts
In their meeting Monday afternoon.
The term Is for three years. The
election Of Mr.. Amberg was the only
business taken up by the. judges.
Transformation Of Sheridan road
from It's present condition into great
highway is urged by the Sheridan
Road Improvement Association. The
association, which includes many OF
the most prominent citizens of Chi.
cago and Of the NORTHERN suburbs. 10
conducting campaign for the imme.
date repair OF the road, SO that II
may be used during the present sum.
mer. and is also advocating the taking
over Of the entire road by the Lincoln
Park board.
A committee consisting OF George
r. Scott, chairman: Arthur Meeker.
Edward s. Moore, Joseph b. Terbell
and Theodore w. Robinson Ia raising
funds for temporary repairs to the
road. A survey has been made and
II Is estimated that an immediate ex.
penditure Of $4,000 to $4,000 is neces.
sary.
e. r. Pritchard, secretary of the
department OF health, is candidate
for the position of trustee of the Mu.
nicipal Pension Fund. An election
for the selection of a new trustee to
succeed J. p. Dillon Ia set for July s
In the election commissioners ONCE.
Mr.. Dillon Is candidate to succeed
himself
John f. Owens continues to please
the people by his able, honest and
fearless record as County Judge.
Albert G. Wheeler has gained by
his long and honorable career as a
financier and business leader the con.
fidence and admiration of the people
of Chicago.
Henry Claussen, Chicago, manager
for the A. II. Meyer Company Of New
York, is daily receiving the congratu-
lations of his friends on the wonder.
|, full success the imported beers he Is
) handling are meeting with all over.
Mr.. Claussen enjoys the friendship OF
Chicagos leading business men and
, political leaders, and they are all glad
of his success.
Judge Charles A., Williams is max
ing q fine record ON the Municipal
Court bench. It Ia able and conscien'
,, tious men like Williams that the peo
, pie need on the bench.
3 For chief justice of the Municipal
5 Court the Democrats couldn't have
4 named better man than the man
= they did, Spencer Ward. Mr.. Ward IL
!. fitted in every way for the importan,
5 position he aspires to.
The election OF Spencer Ward Al
e Chief Justice OF the Municipal Cour
y will place in that position q man whit
d will at all times be found working II
/. the interests Of the people.
: The voters of the Nineteenth Dis
! trict, irrespective of either party
have nothing but praise for the recor'
made by Joseph c. Blaha in the Legis
lature during his first term.
Vote for David Sullivan for Munic
. pal Judge.
o Henry j. Kolze. the popular forme
II county commissioner. is talked OF b,
{. many Of his friends for the Republican
Il nomination for city clerk next spring.
The election of John T.. Maloney a