Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1912-12-07


Cooperative Union, will address the
members of the Illinois Man,ffact
urers' Association at the annual meet.
ing Of the organization at the Hotel
La Sale next Tuesday evening.
Clare a. Briggs. the cartoonist, is
on the program and the committee on
entertainment. which is composed of
Howard Coonley, f. F. Meyer. w. Z
Free, Arthur A. Goes, r. J. Birk and
Bennett Griffin, of Chicago; +. G..
Adamson of Aurora, and Allen w. Pat.
tee of Monmouth, has prepared other
interesting features for the evening.
The new trustees of the sanitary
district took Office Tuesday. It was a
gala occasion. The spirit of good cheer
was everywhere in evidence.
Judge John p. McGoorty of the Cir.
cult Court administered the oath and
pinned stars on the coats of Charles
j.. Reading. James NJ. Daley and
Fred d. Brett. incoming members.
President Thomas A. Smyth made no
appointments and said there would be
no changes. except perhaps in depart.
ment heads. before the middle of Jan.
uary.
~eA
Farlin II. Balls appointment as
Master In Chancery was a source of
enjoyment to every one of his big
army Of friends. Mr.. Balls record as
a lawyer Is clean and able one.
States Attorney Maclay Hoyne has
appointed the following as his assist.
ants.
| Frank Johnston. Jr., Michael Sulli.
van. B. J. Mahony, Henry Berger,
Charles c. Case, Marvin e. Barnhart.
Francis w. Hinckley, Thomas J. Finn.
Malcolm b. Sterrett, Eugene c.
O'Reilly. Ernest Langtry. Irwin N.
Walker. George c. Bliss, John r. Her.
rem. John N. Lonergan, Patrick j.
Murphy and John Prystalski.
| The largest total money receipts
ever recorded In the annual report OF
the county attorney, except one year,
are accounted for in the last annual
report Of County Attorney Francis 8.
Wilson. The record year Of the Office
was the one following the death OF
Marshall Field, whose estate paid into
the public treasury 100000 back
taxes. Mr.. Wilson reported yesterday
that $719,934.68 had been collected
through his Office In the fiscal year
that ended with the close Of Novem.
ber The largest item was more than
100000 collected by the county attor.
ney from estates. More than $4,000
was collected through foreclosure
suits In the Circuit Court.
Judges of the Circuit Court made
the following Master in Chancery ap
pointments: Granville w. Browning
Richard w. Folsom, A. w. Brickwood
Farlin ~. Ball, william A. Doyle
Ralph w. Condee, J. w. Ellis. Still
man b. Jameson, George Mills Rog
ers. Frederick Sass, d. w. Sullivan
Horatio l.. Wait and Sigmund Zeis
Ter.
OIL Inspector James A. Quinn re
ported to the City Comptroller that
the receipts OF his Office for Novem
Der had broken all records since the
bureau tested SO.23S barrels of oil
lished forty.seven years ago. The
bureau tested SO,239 barrels Of oil
and turned into the city treasury
$3.597. after paying the expenses o.
the office. In the past seven months
the bureau has tested 54S,306 barrels
OF oil, as compared with 45S,6OS II
the same period last year Of thu
Busse administration. The net saw
ings OF the seven months were see.
S1S.56.
Following are the officers Of thu
United States Brewers Association
Jacob Rupert, Jr., president, 1853,
Third avenue, New York City.
William Hamm, first vice.president
, Minnehaha and Greenbriar avenue. st
! Paul, MINI.
Edward A. Schmidt, second vice
president, 127 Edward street, Phila
delphia, Pa.
Gustave Pabst, third vice.president
> 9l7 Chestnut street, Milwaukee, Wis
Anton C. q. Hupfel, 229 East Sstl
street, New York City.
Hugh F. Fox, secretary, 100 Eas
18th street, New York City.
!. Trustees: Edward Ruhl, Boston
. Mass; Herman Straub. Pittsburgh
Pa; Rudolf Brand, Chicago, ILL.,; Al
bert Carry, Washington, d. C.
Charles Wiedemann, Newport, Ky.
: Rudolph J. Schaefer, New York City
!. julius Lehman, Brooklyn, N. Y; Az
|, gust w. Woebken, Philadelphia, Pa.
q Percy Andrae. Chicago, ILL.,; Anthem
\ Schneider. Buffalo. N. Y; August FIJI
q ger, Duluth. Mimi; Joseph UihleiI
= Milwaukee, Wis; Adam Mueller, Por
land, Ore: julius Stroh, Detroi
!. Mich; William J. Lemp, st. Louil
' Mo-; Frank Fehr. Louisville, Ky,
= G. l.. Becker, Ogden, Utah; s. i
: Fleming, Fl. Wayne, Ind.
A Chairmen OF committees: job
r Gardiner, vigilance committee, Phil
n delphia, Pa; A. G. Hupfel, Jr,, publ
q cation committee, New York City