, 1864-06-14

WIS Iefcrrrd 10 Committee on nridewe,i.
A communication Complaining OF nnliancc
1eief1ed 1o Doa1d ofFoI.e. - ' "'''eN "As
Petitions O. mercta.,s doing business in the
North Div1s1on, demonstrating against the bEids-
1te on Streets and Alleys, Eorlh D1v1s1on-
Pet1tlou OF T. l. MAt1hford and othcrs, COM
p}A,uipg Of Illegal asscasment- Referred to Coin.
Communication from tho Board oi Public
VOL Ks covering petition OF DeGolyer for Increase
Of compeIsat upon Lis contract.
Petition rom s9s+ph Hogan, astlng compen-
wa.ka. Eefeue1 to Eommtttee on judiciary.
petirion Of Atsl las RGch, aek1ng for increase
cf salary to So per month ~ brldge tender OF
Hn,tore and Bridges.
A communication was read from 3. ]. Hayes.
complaining Vi improper assessment. Referred
snIdry matters were referred to the Board of
Peusions and remonstrances for and against a
railroad on Clinton slect, between Madison and
Randolph ttrcets, Was referred to 1he Committee
on Railroads..
REs1GxA1loH Or MI. HEwuousH,
Aid. Ellsworth read 4 communication from
John s. Newhouse, Police comEisslnutr for The
South Division, anaounctn9 Lis resignation. Tho
resignation Nas accepted.
NOMINATIONS.
The Mnyor then Nominated John Wentworth 4,
Commissioner to fill ths vacancy. This nomiua.
ton was confirmed by y aeainsts.
The Ms, or nominated Geo- Mech ~ Assessor
for the 6tuth Division. This nomination vas c,v.
hrmed.
Redmoud P1indiviIle was nominated and con-
dtnedss Assessor tsr the North D1yiaion-
T. McGinuis Tas appointed and cou6fued a.
Assessor for the West Division.
TnE rEToEs
The Mayors veto messages were read, Thosn
who arc anxious to read these precious ducpments
can consult their Sundays issne Of The Sac ession
tlnHu.
kld. Bond offered tie following:
hess1t<d, That 1t be and ls hereby declared to
or airy other vote Q: other proceeding OF the Ton.
non Council winch ooet not require the approval
Of the Mayor to give 1t force or effect, is not the
p isa '' r. ~ veto ''psf sf
lie action oi the Common Council IN IN
elec'ing BY ballot nye School Inspector. ~
act within The meaning Of the charter, is withoat
precedent Or authu11ty; that the other reasons.
hat tie proceedings were Ind BY an Unauthorized
Len: without warrant and authority ofi.w. thst
the paper pa1pcrlinE 70 be = veto messsee OF tue
election b. ballot OF School inspectors, be r.ect.
hereby directed not ptsce the same upon is re-
1omnou CtCnci.
Alderman U'Kopests raised the point Of orde,
that such t&eo'ut1on cannot be entertained " tIe
the " to message vas under consideration.
Alderman Bod made the point that a ballot
cond not Ee vetoed, and Insisted upon hle resolu-
ton
The Mayor decided Alderman Bonds motion out
OF oruer- An tppel Y as taken hnd the Mayor WAS
not sustained, =. uyes II, noea u.
Aid. EoId 10 tho Committee on judiciary
a d. Eond objected, 0n the ground that 1t was
nN guest on lf reference ..
The Mayor said hist II Tas the duty Of the
Council ~ vote simply on the question Of non-
eustantn. the veto; that was the only question
which could come ONE before tae Council: :,
iS no,den 81 ,sas he Council differed with
tic Mayor: nellss:ng thas Il VI. not QUESTION
| e. smincd tbote Eeio nes.aees, and saw theY
were nut in the Mayors hand writing they verf
Aid. o. Koher, called the gentleman to order.
aid. Holden eaid be was IN order, aud the Conn
! eli would ens,ain him.
AID. 11tswcrh hcd no doubt Of the rnle uude,
the charter iu ordinary cases, but the Council tool
! the ground hut tae Mayor hsd no right 10 veto 4
bsl OF OF the CtrntiI they not proper ret ,ee
| AID. Wooduan asked II those men were elected
| without the authorization OF the Mayor.
! Ard. Bond claimed that there was no disposition
to n owd matters on their side Of the house. tht
matter would doubt1t SO 60 the Courts, and 1t W1t
Let we'll fur the countil to spend time IN discnss
I'D. Barrett was willing thai the majority should
! paes their ret ueasule ii they chote.
Ala; Meoomsn IN t9ea asta w.1afSw ms motoa ior
| Mcrion Of Aid. Bond was caf1iao.
| Veto No. Mss then read. and Aid. Bond re
! rewed h,s motion that the Couni refuse to re
| sTIea6 it upon the records.
{, The .,1or decid.d the motion ont Of order
eas ag 5 sas the Mayor
! Aid. Binds motion WAS then adopted by aye
Veto metsare No. THREE was retd.
AID Fond renewed his moliun.
The kuyrr d. cided the motion cut OF order.
An appeal was tatcn from the de ision Of tht
Mayor. 1t yEasl OF tustaiDed by ayes II, nays II
! The question recurring upon tho motion Of Aid
Bind, pasted ey ayes Il, Maya Il, 80 The message
WIS not received. -.-.--.
t ccns:d, ration OF which, Aid. Walsh rent ap th'
following:
II protest against the revolutionary and fllesa
1s o. the
ssevs Of the Mayor, presented for the considers
lin 9! ,hs Common Council tn's S:sa sys1'Sg"
/; Al s1'fs Bona ri newed his motion. ~'A - " ASH
The Ma. Or det ided it out Of order. An appea
a. ,akrr from 'he Msyors dec,sion. 1t was no
sustained by a. "a II, naYs II.
! The Gu, sion recuis n. upon the motion Of Aid
!. Eeud, it WIS adopted by nycs II, nays IL.
!; So tie veto MESSAGES were net received.
nEroHTs OF CITY OFFICES.
! The Comptroller sent in communication dis.
the ot sesfns s1a ns ~
The tame Official reported upon the Denny
~. attn.s - e. i1a1af3tv MT snnras.in. ~ ttnt
thc ;cisi.n wes mcrs.n1i5Ts H. saS anheSir1aa i
~ ~ 5s. i".iJr1 - ~ nnnrnsn, ~ tha a.. 1sha.
- ~ 4te n."rnt ~ nrr r. whIcl na-nv asyin5snd
."e :. ~. * r.r ~ ,rd nrds-sS ~ ~ ,nh,b
- - n'9 '81e "'eA Gnu o'oeAe4 W ~ pao-A7o'
The Beard Of Public works submitted for con-
1lEaHo4} couSEGa eAscutN ~ Win tng ouenA q
CAlcaeo Unaou hAliEV4G GompauJ. ceoius 70 tne
G9 9r ~ G-sdns ee,asa ~ IT, ~ ntats atr,a+
II ~ r. ,ate - - ~ .orsn
MGu mi 1888 -" ttnE.t y. tse
ahs sas We .i mt.i, 80 ~ ts. -
sAu a'nys. Noti ,1ts te4o'' anu e4e 1ass VI
oe!eu 10 W pun gao1'snen: sa..-a,,. ~ .,.., -,
Alse' Iepon Iec9asaasnqing ie1 .ne essaa p. y
Committee on ttteeds ana aileye. Nest otS!sl9n ~
Alec recommending Inc e11ena1on ol "es'
White TO Laf1aEee street.. ..-
Afro recommending the fepeu oi iue 1tutn css
whereby special hsfes emerts were levied, ~ deter
encc 10 the decefea o. tne sopaeme Eons3 oear ~,
| report ard the accompanying ordinance Wus adopt
| ID md paseed.
THE E0artl Of pubIfc Works presented report
\ and ordinances as follows: An ordinance for ex
trndinp Woicott etrcet and bridge across the rive
! II Statc etree,. Alqo contract concerning SAINT
with Ike q. Il Gu 3. r, Co.; for sidewalk o.
West Desplsines lrurn Taylor to De Koven strects
Eoype 10 Ieayit1: On north side Twelfth from JsI
ferson TO Oeen]pil,es: on aouth aIde Bnnksr fro n
i JefIe1n1 n TO Isesnlnfnes on south aldo Farouie
frnm il deysou to- Ha.sted: on south side 81 Dt
Knrer frnm je:;rsou to Haisteo: on soth sIdes{ye.
Ms.h,nctnn ram Tinrnin Il RoheV. m ho'h .; h.
~ -. Nv w. Mr,fth ~ 'H,ehoI.. ~
,iantppte f. st'nx in h1net schnol Section Sddttio,
~ 1ISsfe .esrsr -, STssf Fssndoinf
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