City Government.

Mayor-Carter H. Harrison, Dem.....
.$7.000
City Clerk-William Loeffler, Dem..
3,500
Deputy City Clerk-James C. Strain, Dem. 2,500
Chief Clerk to City Clerk-J. J. Brown, Dem.
City Treasurer-Ernst Hummel, Dem..... Int.
City Attorney-Miles J. Devine, Dem...... 5.000
City Comp roller-Robert A. Waller, Dem. 5,000
Private Secretary to Comptroller-Edward

3.000
A. Halsey, Dem...
Com'r Public Works-L.E.McGann, Dem. 5.000
Deputy-A. J. Toolen, Dem...
3 600
Corporation Counsel-C. S Thornton, Lem. 6,000
General Superintendent of Police-Joseph
Kipley, Dem..

6.000

Fire Marshal-Denis J. Swenie, Dem...... 6,000
City Collector-Joseph S. Martin, Dem.... 4.000
Com'r of Health Dr. A. R. Reynolds, Dem. 4.000
Com'r of Buildings-J. McAndrews, Dem. 4,000
City Sealer Weights and Measures-Fred
E. Eldred, Dem....
Prosecuting Attorney-Dr. H. S. Taylor,
Pop.

Fees

4.000

City Physician-Dr. D. G. Moore, Dem.... 2,500 Inspector of Gas-Maurice O'Connor.Dem. 2.400 Inspector of Oils-Robert E. Burke, Dem. Fees Inspector of Steam Boilers-James R. Payne, Dem....

Fees

Supt. Wtaer Office-Felix Lang, Dem.... 3.000 Sergeant at Arms City Council-John Dullard, Dem.

fourth Saturdays of each month, at 3 p. m. from Oct. 1 to May 31. and second and fourth Fridays of each month, at 4 p. m., from June 1 to Sept. 30.

Board of Aldermen.

Republicans, 24; democrats, 35; independents, 9.

1. J. J. Coughlin, D. 18. J. A. Rogers, R. Michael Kenna, D. J J. Brennan. D. 2. C. F. Gunther, D, 19. John Powers. D. Patrick J. Cook, D. 3. H. S. Fitch, Ind. C. Alling, Jr., R. 4. W. S. Jackson, R. A. B. Ballenberg.D. 5. Wm. E. Kent. Ind.

J. A. Haberkorn, D. 20. C. W. Probst, R.

F. X. Cloidt. R. 6. Chas. Martin, D. W. J. O'Brien, D. 7. N. T. Brenner, R. W. J. Murphy, Ind. 8. Frank Meek, D. John Bennett, D. 9. Vaclav Klenha, R. Rudolph Hurt, D. 10. A. W. Miller, R. Peter Biewer, D. 11. F. F. Gazzolo, Ind. G. Duddleston, D. C. Kahler, R. J. H. Francis, D. W. T. Maypole, D. T. F. Little, D. A. W. Beilfuss, R.

1,500

12.

13.

City Engineer-John Ericson...

Supt. of Streets-M. J. Doherty, Dem...... 3.000 Supt. of Schools-A. G. Lane, Rep...

4.000

City Electrician-Edw. W. Ellicott, Dem.. 4,500

Civil Service Commission.

Adolf Kraus. Dem....

Hempstead Washburne, Rep. Dudley Winston. Dem.. Secretary-John M. Glenn, Rep..

Board of Education.

Edward G. Halle, president; Thomas Cusack, vice-president; W. A. S. Graham, secretary; Thomas Brenan, Daniel R. Cameron, Thomas Cusack, Edward G. Halie, Alfred S. Trude, William R. Harper, Otto C. Schneider, P. F. Pettibone, Mrs. Evelyn A. Frake. Mrs. Ella G. Hull, George E. Adams, H. H. Gross, Clayton Mark, Joseph H. Strong, Mrs. Caroline K. Sherman, John T. Keating, Thomas Gallagher, Bernard F. Rogers, Jesse Sherwood, Graham H. Harris, Otto Gresham. Albert G. Lane, superintendent.

Newberry Library.
Board of Trustees-Eliphalet W. Blatchford,
president; Edward S. Isham, first vice-presi-
dent; Lambert Tree, second vice-president;
George E. Adams, William Harrison Bradley,
Franklin H. Head, Bryan Lathrop, Henry J.
Willing, Edward E. Ayer, Daniel Goodwin,
Alexander C. McClurg, Walter C. Newberry,
John P. Wilson.

Librarian-John Vance Cheney.
Secretary-R. B. McConnel.

John Crerar Library.

Board of Directors-Norman Williams, president; Huntington W Jackson, first vice-president; Marshall Field, second vice-president; George A. Armour, secretary; E. W. Blatchford, T. B. Blackstone, Robert T. Lincoln, Henry W. Bishop, Albert Keep, Simon J. McPherson, John M. Clark, Frank S. Johnson, Peter S. Grosscup.

Treasurer-William J. Louderback.
Librarian-Clement W. Andrews.

.$7.000 7,000

Probate Judge-C. C. Kohlsaat, R.... County Judge-O. N. Carter. R. Judges of Superior Court-Joseph E. Gary, R.; Henry M. Shepard, D.; Jonas Hutchinson, D.; A. H. Chetlain, R.; Philip Stein, D.; James Goggin, D.; W. G. Ewing, D.; H. V. Freeman, R.; Theodore Brentano, R.; N. C. Sears, R.; Farlin Q. Ball, R.; J. B. Payne, D.; each.... 7,000 (Judges' terms expire as follows: Gary, 1899; Shepard, 1901; Brentano, 1903; Chet

lain. 1899; Stein. 1899; Goggin, 1899;
Ewing, 1899; Freeman. 1899; Sears, 1899;
Ball, 1899; Payne, 1899.)

Judges Circuit Court-Murray F. Tuley,
chief justice, D.; Thomas G. Windes,
D.; E. W. Burke, R.; R. S. Tuthill, R.; R.
W. Clifford, D.; O. H. Horton, R.; A. N.
Waterman, R.; E. F. Dunne, D.; Francis
Adams. D.; Frank Baker. D.; E. Hanecy,
R.; John Gibbons, R.; Abner Smith, R.;
C. G. Neely, R.; each..
..$7,000

(Terms expire June, 1903.)

Judges Appellate Court-Adams, Windes and Sears of the Circuit and Superior courts.

$7,000 State's Attorney-Charles S. Deneen, R... 7,000 County Attorney-Robert S. Iles, R.. 4,000 Assistants-W. F. Struckman, F. L. Shepard, W. H. Ward

County Physician-Dr. E. C. Fortner, R... 2.000
County Agent-Gus S. Oleson, R....
2,000
Superintendent of Schools-0. T. Bright,D.
County Clerk-Philip Knopf, R..
2.000
Warden County Hospital-J.H. Graham, R. 2,500
Clerk of County Court-Philip Knopf, R... 3,000
Superintendent at Dunning-A. N.
Lange, R....

Custodian of the Criminal Court Building-
Chris. Dahnke, R.....

Custodian of the County Building-James
Kazda, R...

2,500

1,800

1,800

County Architect-Warren H. Milner, R..Com.

1,500

Civil-Service Commission-John Morrison, Wm. Kilpatrick, J. A. Quinn, each... Physicians to Insane Asylum-Dr. Frederick Tice and Dr. Elizabeth Kearney.. 1,200 Physicians to Poorhouse-Dr. G. W. Johnson, Dr. Clara Ferguson, R.... 1,200 Clerk Superior Court-John A. Linn, R.... 5,000 Chief Clerk-James J. Healy, R..... 2,500 Clerk Appellate Court-T. N. Jamieson, R.. Fees Clerk Circuit Court-John A. Cook, R.

5.000

County Treasurer -D.H. Kochersperger, R.$4,000 Sheriff-James Pease, R..

6,000 Chief Deputy-Chas. F. Peters, R....................... 3,000 Jailer-J. L. Whitman, R.

2,000

Board of County Commissioners-City districts:
Michael Petrie, E. H. Wright, Thomas Ho-
gan. M. A. Garrett. Addison Ballard, James
C. Irwin, Fred Schuen, D. D. Healy, L. H.
Mack, Fred E. Erickson. Country districts:
George D. Unold, George Struckman, James
M. Munn, Oscar D. Allen, Henry J. Beer,
Rep., each..
.$3,000
President County Board-D. D. Healy, R.. 5,000
Clerk County Board and Deputy Comp-
troller-James L. Monaghan, R...

Board of Education.

3,600

C. S. Cutting, president: Nelson A. Cool, S. John R. Lindgren. Henry F. Donovan. D. Walden, Henry Biroth, Daniel D. Healy, Secretary-O. T. Bright, Fees.

Park Commissioners.

Lincoln Park-Wm. Penn Nixon, president; Peter Hand, auditor; Horatio N. May, F. H. Winston, P. M. Woodworth, Joseph E. Dunton, Michael Shields; secretary. I. J. Bryan; office, Lincoln park.

West Park-Joseph W. Suddard, president; William C. Eggert, auditor; F. M. Blount, Andrew J. Graham, Charles B. Pavlicek, Anton Petersen, William J. Wilson; secretary, Frnest G. Schubert; office, Union park. South Park-James W. Ellsworth, president; Joseph Donnersberger, auditor; William Best, Jefferson Hodgkins, John B. Sherman; secretary, E. G. Shumway; office, Garfield boulevard and South Park.

The Supreme court consists of seven judges, elected for a term of nine years, one from each of the seven districts into which the state is divided. The election is held in June of the year in which any term expires.

The state was formerly divided into three grand divisions which have been consolidated by act of legislature. The three clerks elected from the old divisions hold over until the end of their terms in 1902, after which only one I will be elected. One clerk for each of the three grand divisions is elected for a term of six years.

Reporter-Isaac N. Phillips.

Clerks Northern grand division, Christopher Mamer.

Southern grand division, Jacob O. Chance. Central grand division, A. D Cadwallader. Terms of court are held in Springfield, commencing on the first Tuesday in February, April, June, October and December.

Illinois State Board of Agriculture.
(1897-1898.)

President-J. Irving Pearce, Chicago.
Ex-President-James W. Judy, Tallula.
Secretary-W. C. Garrard, Springfield.
Treasurer-John W. Bunn, Springfield.
Vice-Presidents-

Dist.

1. Carroll C. Boggs......Fairfield.....June, 1906 2. Jesse J. Phillips. ...Hillsboro.

3. Jacob W. Wilkin.. Danville..
4. Joseph N. Carter Quincy.
5. Alfred M. Craig.. Galesburg..
6. James H. Cartwright. Oregon..

7. Benj. D. Magruder... Chicago..

1906

66

.Dolton Stat'n.

Chicago. Chicago. .Chicago. .Dunning. Libertyville. Plainfield. ..Roscoe. .Aledo. Mendota. .Kankakee. .Shirley. ..Canton. .Hamilton. .Jerseyville. Williamsville .Butler. .Lawrencev❜le .Albion. .Centralia. .Carbondale.