Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1912-08-31

made as the result Of Mayor Harri.
sons announcement Of the necessity
of economy in municipal affairs. Mr..
Solon's report shows curtailment Of
$4,000 in ward appropriations. This
retrenchment includes the amount
saved by laying off S72 street clean.
ers last week. Expenditure on coun.
try roads, 1t is suggested in the re.
port, can be decreased by $4,000.
A better man could not be elected
County Assessor than Charles
Krutckoff. He Is qualified In every
way for the position. He IL entitled
to the vote Of every good citizen.
Joseph F. Connery Is a winner for
County Recorder. His good, clean rec.
ord we'll fits him for that important
position.
Joseph G. Blaha should receive O
big vote for reelection to the legisla.
ture in the nineteenth district. He
has made one Of the best officials the
people have ever sent to Springfield.
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The election Of James NJ. Daley as
sanitary trustee will place on the
Drainage Board an able and faithful
representative Of the people.
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Judge Thomas F. Scully in making
the fine record he has made on the
Municipal Court bench has only full.
filled the predictions Of every one Of
his friends.
The big army Of friends and ad.
mirers Of Clerk of the Superior Court
Charles w. Vail are leaving no stone
unturned to re.elect that efficient pub
lie official.
No man In Chicago stands higher
In the estimation of the people than
Judge Edward Osgood Brown.
pie have an honest, painstaking and
just man on the Municipal Court
bench.
Walter e. Schmidt should have lit
tie trouble in being reelected county
assessor. He has made q magnificent
record and he Is deservedly popula,
with all classes Of people.
John ]. Mclaughlin has q cake wall
for reelection to the legislature in the
nineteenth district. He is one of the
most popular officials in Illinois to
day.
As County Judge John e. Owens
has shown himself to be at all times
an honest and fearless friend Of the
people.
Benjamin NJ Mitchell will receive Q
handsome vote for the legislature In
the twenty.first district. He Is de
servedly popular with the people In
his district, which accounts for hi
unpopularity with the professional re
formers.
As ngressman.at-large william T.
Mason will worthily represent Illinois
at Washington. His brilliant and fear
less record before Is well known to al
Illlnoisans.
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Judge Joseph z. Uhlir Is daily add
ing to his popularity in Chicago By
his grand record on the Municipal
Court bench.
The election of Hugh ]. Kearns Of
municipal Judge will place on the Mu
nicipal Court bench n man who will
be at all times an honest, palnstaking
and upright Judge.
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Both as financier and as citizen
Albert G. Wheeler stands high In the
estimation Of all Chicagoans.
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State Senator Edward J. Glackin
who for year has been superintend.
ent of special assessments in the
Board of Local improvements, was
the only one who passed the eXamina.
ton for the position as permanent
appointment by the Civil Service
Com mission His mark was "a and n
fraction.
EDIT.
Irwin r. Hazen is we'll liked by the
people of the Thirty-third ward. He
will be reelected alderman next
spring.
Chicago will soon be known as one
of the best lighted cities in the Unit
ed States. Ten thousand more arc
lights of 5000 candle power are being
installed under the contract with the
Sanitary District. T.. b. Ellicott,
electrical engineer of the district,
said he hoped to have all in working
order by December !. One thousand
will be placed in the loop district and
1000 have been placed between the
river and Ashland avenue, Twelfth
street and Chicago avenue. One
thousand more are being installed be-
tween Irving Park boulevard, Division
street, the city limits and Western
ayapua