, 1862-02-11

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Impune 1aekssit-" II, on the occasion referred TO-
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this apology permit me to be
JoHN HENHX ANDERSON.
meeslns of the Common Council.
The regular meeting Of the Common Coun-
Fl was held last evening; Hls Honor, tue
Mayor in the chair, twelve aldermen answering
to their names at roll call
The minutes Of the last meeting were read
and approved.
PETITIONS.
The petition Of George ". Penny for re-
funding Of portion Of an assessment was re-
ferrsd to Finance Committee; petition o.
Walker & Caulfield for John Mulleus for re-
funding OF assessment was referred to Com
mittce on Local Assessments; petition OF
Bridget Barry Of similar nature referred to
Committee on Finance; q petition Il Of property
/
an extension Of time for the construc-
ton of their road on Milwaukee avenue
referred to the Committee on Railways;
several petitions for licenses TO peddle were
referred to the Mayor; Retit1n, o. b.
property at the time Of 1eyying the city tax
| t$1,5OW was levied upon much..greatcr sum,
| and applying for reduction Of one-half
| that amount was referred to Committee On r. |
nance; petition Of john G. Law & Co., pack
ers, setting forth that their property, with the
exception Of an Office, was out Of the city, and
was enormously taxed and asking for remit
tance of the tax, was referred to Committee
| on Finance.
The resignation Of B. 8. Chadbournc, City
sea1er, was accepted.
REPAIRS ON CANAL STREET.
The clerk read communication from prop
crty owners on Canal street between Washing
ton and Van Buren streets, asking for the re-
pairs Of that portion Of the street, which was
referred to the Board Of Public Works.
4 NEW BRIDGE.
The Board Of Public Works presented q
communication stating that they had received
the plans and locations for bridge across the
Chicago river below Rush street, from ". q.
Osborne, President of the Illinois Central
+ Railroad Tic communication enclosed an
, | ordinance authorizing the Central Company
, to construct piyot bridge across the river;
; the Company to construct the bridge under
the direction of the Board.o of Public works, to
he liable for damages, and operite the bridge.
. | Referred to Committee on Harbors and
E Bridges.
THE OPENING OF LA.ALLE STREET
The City Comptroller presented a commu-
s nication enclosing the following order:
u Ordered, That where persons entitled to damas
es for the opening Of In Sale street from Madi-
son TO Jackson streets viii receive city bonds At
par that the MayoI and 6ds forth ~
- mcdiate1y thcreupon the Board OF Public Works
;, | proceed to open said street
= The order was adopted.
|. The Committee on Finance reported N ia
,s yor OF paying tic claim Of De Goiycr & Co.
- for work done at the intersection Of certain
Is streets. Concurted in.
H. The Committee on Railways reported in "a
es vor Of allowing connection of the Galcna =
Chicago Union Railway track with the grail
~ warehouse of L. Newberry & Co.
III AID. Mcdonald offered IN amendment tina
co tlc ordinance granting the right Of connee
,a lion be reyocab1e at the pleasure Of tue Coun
- Gil, and the report was adopted as amended.
The Committee on Police reported tia
en- they had come to the conclusion TINT neithe
rs Tic people Of Chicago nor the Common Cour
v. ell had any authority over the Police Comm
- sioncrs, aud consequently asked to be di
Oh c1urged from the duty Of asking the Comni
lrs | sioncrs to enforce the Sundny liquor law. tt
90 Aep'A' " TIE 1f fNEconDER's COURT.
Ao The Committee on Judiciary reported til
ac- they believed tho Comptroller bad proper
fulfilled bis duties in paving the fees Of tn the
m peDses Of dieting the prisoners, and that t
VI said Court was conducted very economical
icy and prudcntially, Report adopted
nel Tie Committee on Markets reported IN f4y y
cts Of grontiDg the free usc Of North Market b
80 e one evening in each week to the Emm
ihs Guards, for drill purposes.
en@ DEPOT HACKS.
Igo- Aid. Foss called up the ordinance relative
yht backs at the West Side Union Depot. II
tied ordinance compcls hacks to stand upon
east side Of Canal street, between Madison Madison
he'd duties Of hack drivers. The ordinance =
ave nut upon its passage, and prcyni1ed.
Inc. Aid. Hubbard called up the order reduci
~ tlc interest on the School Fund. The ord
" which authorizes the school agent to loan
lnds Fund at Ten per cent, was passed.
lich Aid. Botsford called up tue ordinance gra
ing permission to the gas companies to
VII their pipes and mains in the streets and all
lthy Of the city. The ordinance was laid over.
sup IMPURE WATER.
imp, Aid. Hoyt presented an order asking |
t of the Board OF Public Works investigate
present impure and unhealthy condition
The water furnished by the Hydraulic Wo
and that they report to the Common Cou
[ty OF some plan for purifying it. Adopted.
r his COMPLIMENTARY TO THE RECORDERS col
and AID Tittsworth offered the following +
that luton:
coun- WuEEnEAs; lqder resolution Of IL this .z Co'
Hl6h the Recorders Court OF the city of Chicago
uten the taking and collecting Of tne
ed in said Court has been well, faithfully and econ
con- ea!y conducted; and whercas in public r. opj M
War istraffon Of iustce to the guilty as to baye be-
Iajor, atsrror to exl doers therefore rel be It ~,
sn1s ahs ss of ffSI
listin- to abolish or cnrtall The powers Of this
cencc civ az to the administration Of public jnstic
Id, Of Upon motion tho resolution vas pass
rradu- the following vote:
n L. agwanath, Foss, Holden, Cobb, salo
Il Hubbard, Harvey, Perkins, Law, Com
ncn Of Mcdonald and Prindiyille.
Hca1v. Nays-Botsford and White
Horace E. Chandler was nominated
o. O. IL IN. sealcr By the Mayor, and the nomination
u the tlrMed.
Capt. ELECTION OF SCHOOL TRCsTEE.
ollcgc, Upon motion the Council proceeded t
ler arc lot for School Trustee, to fill the N
Is been MaaE5 w y ;t fhe foiio1;n@ roen1t
)bcrlin r. ~ no,dan
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We this Charles Dnpee.
AFRO ,,,to a1u -; ~ a'iosn 10 0seA"' ~ ~NS1A'A
Upon motion, the Council adjourned.
ldc, an w- Members OF the 57th Regiment WHIT
at the to join their companies now at Fort Hem
Camp be atth depot tomorrow morning at $3.50, a.
on from salter Will send a squad Of men down.
nc;um n also remain at Camp Douglas several day
"A ~ ! tend to regimental business
fair has
circles ~ want places in this city for two
to De- ssoys, one Ia years old for wagea and the
years old for board, clothing and schooling.
RoHEnT COLLIER, III Randolph I
derson Office houra from to4r-x.
b, 1861
An EATING HorsE- Where the business
cotem- laborer can get meal snlted to the extcn
anees at appetite and the etatc Of his purse, is
that nno the necessities Of the city. Such place
By S. Il. Thompson, no. IS Dearborn etree
81 reply! feI
In excul-
nsemeGt 1auuguS W The great and sudden changes Of
rents Of mate are fruitful sources Of Pulmonary an
evening chial affections, Experience having pro
md NM simple remedies often act speedily and Ger
cran ex the early stage Of disease recourse shonld
to cay be had to *Ryo,cfs Broch iaI 19chEs,'
~ ~ w gcs. let the Cough Irritation Of the II
ected and so slight by this prccaution NOR
d Through attack may be cfTectusIy warded OF.
!. or whit -
that l :.