Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1915-02-06

street: Timothy II. Sammons, go
North Clark street; Thomas J. Muir
ply, 100 East Grand avenue.
Twenty-seeond Ward.
Democrat--William p. Ellison, $50
West North avenue; Victor J. Schaef-
fer, 1S41 North Halsted street.
Twenty.third Ward.
Republican--Thomas o. Wallace.
2422 Orchard street.
Democrat-F. J. Harrington, 702
Briar place.
Twenty.fourth Ward.
Republican-Herman f. Gnadt, 2133
Roscoe street.
Democrat-Frank NJ. Becker, 1886
Wellington avenue.
Twenty.fsfth Ward.
Democrat-Harry Quinn, 1921 Wave.
land avenue: short term.
Progressive--I1enry NJ. Walker,
1927 Leland avenue.
Republican-Long term: Henry d.
Captain, 15i4 Kenilworth avenue.
short term: Frank J. Link, 4O15 Mag.
polia avenue; George r. Reese, 4416
North Racine avenue; Charles Plotke,
3S11 Clarendon avenue; John n. Chap
man. 1907 Wilton avenue.
Twenty.sixth Ward.
Republilcan-William F.. Lips. 21S0
Wilson avenue; Arthur w. Hausburg,
3ii3 North Western avenue.
Twenty.seventh Ward.
Democrat-Chris l.. McGrane, 4450
North Kenneth avenue; Paul p. Ia.
milo, 324O North Central Park avenue
Twenty.eiohth Ward.
SUPPLEMENTARY Z. Littler, 2505
North Washtenaw avenue.
Democrat--Ben NJ. Sharvey. 1857
North Campbell avenue.
Twenty.ninth Ward.
Republican-John Hrubec, 1868 w.
Fifty.first street.
Democrat-Hubert Kilens, 5O26 So.
Ashland avenue Emmett Whealan |;
Felix Janovsky, 1924 West Forty.sev.
enth street; Albert Levora. Ass South
Honore street; Joseph T.. Gross, 5000
South Latin street
Thirtieth Ward.
Democrat-Geo. p. Latchford, 450l
South Union avenue; VIM. J. Lynch,
461 West Forty-third place; Axel J.
Runsten, 11135 EdbroOke avenue; Mi
chael Enright, 1925 South Emerald
avenue.
Thirty.first Ward.
Republican-James A. Kearns, q
West Garfield boulevard; Robert II.
Pegram, $3.50 South Sangamon street.
; Democrat-Frank j. Corr, ga West
SiXtieth street.
Thirty.second Ward.
Republican-Albert J. Fisher, 2l9
West Seventy.second street.
Thirty.third Ward.
| Republican-lrwin r. Hazen, 2S09
Midway Park; Robert NJ. Buck, 500
West Erie street.
Democrat-Sim j. Stevenson, Is
North Waller avenue; Marshall Sol
berg, 1i0 North Long avenue; Lars
Larsen, 24l7 North Sawyer avenue.
Thirty.fourth Ward.
Republican-Joseph c. Blaha, 1861
Douglas boulevard; L. NJ. Gordon, 124i
South Homan avenue.
Democrat-Charles Veseley, 401i
Ogden avenue; w. j. Held, 4125 Wes1
Twenty.sixth street; William II
Marks, 5032 South Sawyer avenue.
Thirty.fifth Ward.
Democrat-John s. Clark, 426(
West Grand avenue.
The Trust Press, which maintain!
4,lS6 daily newspaper stands on thu
sidewalks OF Chicago, without asking
permission of the abutting propert!
owners, Is filed with suggestions Il
the aforesaid property owners as Il
how these sidewalks should be caret
for In winter Here are few o
them: Scrub walks daily; remove
snow from them within an hour aftel
each snowfall; scrape off all the ice
scatter rock salt all over the side
walk; strew ashes in every corner o.
them; keep them clean under penalty
of fine and Imprisonment. The besI
way to clean the sidewalks, in the
opinion of common people, Is t6
clean the daily newspaper stands of
of them first.
There will be no rotation of names
on the ballot at the coming primary
because it is contrary to the law.
said Chief Clerk Egan. THE names
will appear on the ballot in the order
In which they are certified to the
board by the city clerk. We will try
to follow the law on all election mat
| ters."
First place Is not considered worth
so much to candidate on a short
ballot as on a long one. Neverthe
less 1t Is held to be good for a few
thousand votes. Those few might be
just the number needed to insure q
nomination, advocates of rotation
point out.
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Chicago voters hate to be joked at
their own expense. Safety First"
jars them.