Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1912-06-29

ceived from q committee representing
the Dunning force, calling the boards
attention to the fact that certain
state officials have expressed the
opinion that the employees will have
to take a civil service examination
in order to establish their right to
state merit board protection and ad.
vantages.
County Commissioners Burg, Sui.
tan and Busse were appointed as a
special committee to take the matter
up with the state board Of admins
tration for the purpose Of getting the
best deal possible for the men and
women on the pay roll at Cunning.
Albert G. Wheeler stands high in the
estimation of the people of Chicago
both as q financiar and as citizen.
While sanguine Of the result, Con-
gresham Thomas Gallagher IL going
to put up red hot campaign for re-
election in the Eighth District.
Robert 8. lies, the well.known and
highly respected lawyer, would grace
q seat on the bench.
Judge William e. Dever's splendid
record on the bench 10 in keeping with
his long record in the city council.
BENJAMIN M. Mitchell will receive
the largest vote he ever received for
the Legislature before in the Twenty.
first District this year.
No man on the bench In Cook county
has q bigger army Of. admirers than
Probate Judge Charles 8. Cutting.
Daniel L. Cruice has earned by his
brilliant and clean record a. lawyer
. place on the bench.
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The Chicago Transportation Associa.
ton opened its new building at Mon.
roe and Clark streets on Thursday.
Among the guests Of honor were Judge
Seaman, Judge Kavanaugh, States At.
torney Wayman. Harry A. Wheeler.
president National Chamber Of Com.
merce; q. U. Kimbark, president Chi.
cago Association Of Commerce; w. L.
Ross. vice president Of the Alton Rail.
road; +. w. Bowes, vice president iii.
nois Central National City Bank; G. o.
Ffisbie. trafnc manager Armour q Co.
The City Council Committee on
Streets and Alleys refused permission
to the Pennsylvania Railroad to dig
. tunnel under the Calumet river DO.
cause the company would not In re.
turn pay half the cost Of opening
seventy.ninth street near the railroad
right Of way.
Judges Of the Superior Court yss.
terday decided to begin the court w.
cations Saturday. July ~. The courts
will reopen September Is. Judges
Marcus Kavanash. william q. Dover
and M. L Mckinley were selected
40 chancellors for the court year DO.
ginning in September. and Judges
william Fenimore Cooper and Rich.
ard p. Burke have been assigned to
the Criminal Court. The Circuit
Court Judges will meet July to make
similar provisions for the summer va.
cation.
William Legner, the well.known
brewer and Democratic leader. 10 be.
ing talked Of by many as the right
man for city treasurer next spring.
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John A. Polka, the well known real
esate man and West Side Republican.
would make a splendid City Clerk.
Judge John 3. Owens popularity In
Chicago reaches every part Of the city.
The Republicans couldn't name
better man for CITY Treasurer next
spring than William Kolacek.
The telephone trust must 80.
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What has become Of that Anthony
report on the sanitary district?
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Vote for David Sullivan for Munici.
pal Judge.
Henry J. Kolze. the popular former
county commissioner. Is talked of by
many Of his friends for the Republican
nomination for city clerk next spring.
John e. Maloney, Democratic candi'
date for County Commissioner. was
born in Chicago and has lived all his
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