, 1862-12-02

WnH EA3u AE ElSlt2 1lyc1E1AQ. / a
ID who ehal he paid a salszy Of 8 oo0 per an
iean sha nz fafnEh an Medicines prsserioca crib by
Sec. It shall s. the duty Of the city physician
0 have ard exercise general supervision over =
s ssnars o. tns &c CITY, ena to fepas
p:demiea. contagious or infectious diseases
sbich, in his oii1!on. may require the action Of
SCI 8 he shall eupc.lntezd the small pox chol- $
"a and all other hospitals, and administer to III
,ereens conveyed there who have no Other phEei- =
;ien, and attend to snd administer to such i1dl
ycpt petsons ae he may be directed by the mayor c
II Common Council. He shall v!eit and ad1nisiis-
,er to Sill other prisoners in the c!ty bridswes!
Tatch h1use, atallo1 houses, or otneF cisy ps1- t
Sec, 4. He shall, from time to time, On request |
a1y ~ M nuias1css whieh msy be The subject Of com
plainl and shall perform such other duties fela
tive to the sanitary condition Of 1he ci'y az the
mayor or Common Council may order OF pre-
scribe.
Aid. Hahn moved ihe passage Of The ordi-
Aid. shinp moved to amend by fixing the
salary at $3.50. Amendment lost.
ldEBroWn moved to amend BY mallrg the
salary stG0, which was adopted, and the ordi-
nance Wa6 then passed as amended.
TIE MAYORS PLAN TO PURIFY THE RIVER.
Another communication was received from
the Mayor, as follows:
CHICAGO, Dec. !, 1862.
Gtutlc1nen Of the Common Council:
About The e1th OF November, / had 2 couversa-
tion with ]. B. Preston, Superintend :ut Of the
tearest ] hat in flaming oif thc wafer from lie
canal, it might be turned through the Chicago
River. thereny creating caErtnr, which might
tend to cle2r the river, in measure, OF its 1mpu-
rifles. Since that lime. on the 27th, again IT,
Gucsted that this might nc dune.
na nI w5 Il y 1ut in1S sn
cent current to eectualy cleanse 1hG river ct In
pnrities for Il shn.t time. and will thereby be |
In doing shia tie ei1y may be subjected to the
expense u removing auy depoel; u earta which
may be made u the caual Al sne mouth Of tae "a,
will in 10 way be canmeIsura:e With the benefits
derived thztffem. Re4peetfqsly. 49,,
TIE MYYoR WANTS TO TIMER.
4 further communication from the Mayor
was read, recommending that committee 5a
appointed 1or the revision and and amend
iug Of certain portions Of the city charter,
After ecne discussion, the recommendation
IVES adopted, and the Mayor was auth0ri2sd
to appcint!a committee, IoHsistingof one from
each ward, TO ACT with hin and the City
Comptroller in tie matter.
TIE VAN BURES STREET DRI EGE 1s1BRoGL1o.
Comptroller Hays presented communica~
tiCn and ordinance accompanying
COMMUNICATION from the Board Of
Public Works, in relationto the damage from
the widening of the river at Van Bareu street
Bridge, urging upon the Council lmmediata
| action. The ordinance provides that tie
| Mayor and Comptroller BIZ authorized to SET
| tie with and pay parties claiming conpensa-
! tion for land taken by the cltJ Under the ordl-
nance for widening tho River at Van Barren
street Bridge, thar the Board of Put1ic Works
be authorized to dredge the river at that
| 1oint, and that the snnl ct S23 900 be appro-
| priated for carrying into effect the provisions
| Of The ordinance. PASSED
! MORE BONDS.
AID. Con ;sky offered al ord na1ce authoriz-
ing the Mayor 10 issue buz1ds TO the amount
| OF ST. 0C0, b*aripg 10 per cent intcrtst, pay
Of the city. Passed.
A ERIDCE At STATE STREET.
| Aid. White offered a resolution requesting
tie members of the next General Assembly
from trls city, to use their influence Tor the
paessre ct III act authorizing the city OF Chi
cago 70 issue bonds to the amounaot $40 ,Nlo,
, for building bridge across Chicago river, at
! | the 1oot Of State street.
liter several propositions to amend, the
resolution T7as passed as read.
, 1E SMILING COMMITTEE MAKETH L RE
, ! PORT.
Il AID Hoyt, from tue river committee, read s
2 | lengthy rcpu1t, showing that many of thf
packlng houses in the city carried away lii
u,i.ted it al TO run into The river, but thes'
latter had promised to destst.
The report vas accepted and placed on Tile
. TUE MAYOR ON Sr1sAScEs.
a communication from The Mayor was read
accompanied by an ordinance tor tn
j, abEtemcDt Of nn1sanees+
= The ordinance provides that the proprietor
l. Of distil'c1ies, packing houses, Sc, shall eac
|. be required to obtain 1icenSe, and give
:, bond pleGaipg himself to keep his premise
= in elcaDly condition, and TO remove all O.
3$,kc+ Fra n
dwelling houses, and that all person
who violate the ordinance shall sufsr Sever
= penalties. It also authorizes the Board of TX
n lice Commissioners to detail suffcient nun
il her Of men to enforce the ordinance, and
Is abate ali such nuiaances.
n, The ordinance vas laid over under the rnl
~ TAXES.
L report from the Committee On Finant
ed t Vas read fecommendin. an abatement Of ts
ea ea on the property Of c. I. Clark. Concurre
et | In.
~ a., a similar report from the Finance Conm1
ne tee recommended an statement Of tax on t!
nd property Of j. z. Brooks. Concurred In.
TIE same committee furtherreported in II
d erence to the reduction of taxes in nug1ero'
~ instances, and also touching various ote
~ matters Of persond grievance. The reco1
en men1aifons Of the committee were concur
led il, with the exception Of one relating
bs- the Rar fund, which was laid over.
r. r. BRIDGES.
rs, 4 report from Aldermen ShnGeldt a
eli Comisky, from the committee on Harbt
ent apdc Bridges, was read. It recommends /
ne, ne passage Of the ordinance allowing the Iuino
nd nd Central Railroad Company to build p!!
a1G nd thefr depot. aid. Botsford presented a I
hen nority report, adverse to the same.
nsi- motion Of Aid. Hoyt, the msiority rep,
lest vas adopted, aud the ordinance passed. Al
aa7 1G, nays 1.
inst DlfLosA'
en- The comnittee on Fire aud Water repor
itu- | in favor Of granting q diploma to Martin
has Ter. Ccncurred in.
ans OBSTRUCTION OF STREETS.
The committee on Judiciary reported
GERS faycr of passing an ordinance from the Bo
RE ptho Of Public Works, to prevent the obstruct
and Of side walks, streets, and alleys Of the c
cit Laid over.
THEATRE.
you TIE Committee On Licenses presented
4he ! mc1ouB reports, most Of which were co6s
Tsed red ir. In the matter Of license to j.
9ou MeVicker, for his theatre, a motion WIS n
ness By Aid. 1ftsworth, to raise said license Il
$50 TO $500. Lost. Aid. Hahn moved to
dnee the lcsnse to S'sv o Ts s,;Pp PoRSs gsoa
nees AYES 10, paysT. The report as amended
here then concurred in.
need STREET IMPROVEMENTS.
m. The Committee Oh Streets aud Alleys.
time the North md South Divisions, reported
CON favor OF certain Improvements Of strt
lders Concurrcd IN. .
ceto The Committee on Streets ana Alleys
hoGs hn the West Division, presented several rep
1''1 of similar character, which we're also
cured in. ....-..-..
Pending the reading Of other reports
ors- the same Committee, motion 10 adJ
a for | was made aud carried.
rr1ar And 80 the Council adjourned.
m in ....
at MARRIAGES N NosEAEER.-lne 20
Clerk trausacted large business with
snaso ta traetors'' during the mouth just closed,
ing issued in that period ISL marriage lice
Rees In November 1861 the number Issued Eas
tlais, 1ucrease this year IL
'H1nS Boore AND SHoEs.-For custom made NO
10 Kingebury Hall Shoe Store, liz Ran
lalae: street, A good assortment always Oh hand.
yh;cs- S nr- James, formerly OF Janess Lock
Doty. ta1 81 Custom House street, New Orleans. il
=: T. permanently located at Sc Randolph street,
ysrd caso, III. Cures old chronic and recent dls
Trier; such as diseases OF the skin, blood, o.
vans weakness, impotence, and diseases pecnli
Intt' both sexes. Remember Dr. James, office, s.
Kean, dolph stxeet. Can be found from B. m. ILL
atrick Consultations invio]able.
J. 8.
Pa!a- M CuEAP-Foz the next ten days one doll
u lake % a quarter bo6ks VIII be cold for only fifty
Ward; at the New York Gift Book House, lis Bar