, 1863-12-22
THE COMMON COUNCIL.
Regular Meeting,
TIE STATE STREET BEIDCE-
To RECREITS-AsiEHDME OF THE
OHDIEANCE-TBE RANDOLPH
STREET ASSESSi1ENT-R31L.
ROAD OBSTRUCTf0sS.

M n nrcprtrS sHcEnnEKT m THE
0HDIE4NCE-TBE RANDOLPH
STREET AssfssslEsr-RalL-
"o4'o VIZ
Proposals of site foF Ne" Asaacsse11s
&C., Ac.. &c. |
The regnlsr bi-weekly meeting Of the Common |
Council was held last evening; the following gen
t1eyoen we're present at roll cali: Mayor Sherman,
ssa a,aor,nsn sb{mn Rnherts. CALVIN. Kaun.
ana Aloeemen % tso0e[sT. T1,.,eh r,1.,,. ~ IT.,
colt. Hinrod. Holden, oastaeld. Armstrong, Ruh,
Conan, Sullivan, and Woodmau.
The reading ot the minutes ot ene previous
meeting YVES dispensed Will.
PETITIONS AND CONCENTRATIONS.
A netitton was presented by several property
a - -, s.stc ,nd Wo,co,t strerts askfon that
Owners on 11aso aAo ae' '-:,7.s.
the North chaeaeo c15 1ah"aJ 10 fe1n.'uet !"
lay single or double track over the bridge to BE-
eons.,aes -. n ass s -. ~ g son, m " srs wsst n.rts
me faAioAes te3aaas ~ ns souo aao r. 1@..s
ad e1 she nias: as hs'sf's' 10 'as ''e' '1 A'''''
.ec he rencnt dscfce Of he Judicia,
CnmntiTtce IN lie Wabash scheme. and urayirr
The Council to authorize the construction Of road
ron Bridgeport 10 Cayaly Cemetr3. Laid On the
table. o.,.,,z. ,-..o ,.os.,,.,a to, .,.t.,,.,.
of raTes. Irriersed to thc Committee on Finance,
and lie Cemutroller, With power to act,
thossz!ng the Bos5d of Public Werks to remove Or
t1a tse Hosrd I Of Pubic Worfa. and objected 10 by
AID. Holden, on the ground of irregularity.
sorx4ns 7oroIus1zzRs.
Aid Conisky offered an amendment to the ordi-
nance for obtaining volunteers to I'll the quota Of
Chicago. the following arc its provisions:
S ~. Con srr,nt;on yVav Fpnd Comr,tttee
fec. Ine e2nsGIptaon nt M kaI snb'romnaittes
10 ezs@sns sas psss apos sppileseas &: beanty
money under the ordinance to MafGn .nss Is aa
f nna essnn ae hs mon ts eert1a
cates c Of he Chailman of the conte1iption War
fpno Son1nniSee. S .. ..o o.dt,.reo tn xttc1,
~ : m a,sn@1ent art m herebT e1fendcd to Der
resident Chicago who s enstec 1ise
,ntf 3sTs nh naSn ben eubseouentIy mustefea
~ .1e, ~ nf ie onota It chcsso under tie p,es-
nt esA h,e iaa Loan n nlp4 The t sy
Ssnaar{x {xos6iar as6 in this ordinance or tho ordt
s o. ..S;eh IN "a An Amendment shall cfcs,c
nance 10 ,11s 1 ~ p ~ to boany afsr lie
a. 9eanen e1V nnnIriatsi IN shaIl hsTe been *.
Ianas hanascd Io". Afp''eA' S''' ''.e ~'~@
1Le occis.' at} - " annf ~ .,,d cnnrinsirn
eaen app1e"tloa euau ~ uA a.e ~ s.,,., n
M asaInsnce and %'1 not to- sn
mrnt. He was of.thc opinion that, the present
,4',..1.s. n'eut, ~ 49, 49, snsars.1t
legislation Nae eu1acaeat.
The Mayer stated mt = Mas q amiga 20 70 sl I'm,
pity the coafee o. gn " r. ieniize ncfinn
Quoted nnaGs ine ofeah'nce' ana ~ 'sa4'1s "s's'n
nc!G!otGn1E ,hat ,,e1hans there ssa. H.
legality In the spec1a! mretluS ne DEG nor 9esa
| nutifed ofthe intention TO hold meetlns q "
Council but had only known OF It ~ means 2! ING
newspapers and q reporters were amphl9'ions an
A15' Rober1n explained that pe1zons Aav!ng
| been induced 10 enlist npon seelnS .ue 1cpot1 =
lie proceedings Of the Council it had been though
pl0peT in the nrst sectiou 70 Ffof1ag taat tue2
should receive me sum anowea tne4n. 1nc sseoht
section Ia fntsaded 70 feouGe tne Maen!afiJ " ~
ptEment 10 aaoW AaastsS nataeet ~ hi y. ino ~.