, 1866-05-29
COMMON COUNCIL,


nancc Pr"htba.lnE IutEamuras la-
tcsnent#-Tne t'nSh and Pound MHs-
frrr->uhpenAtnn OF The Pouuu Master
m tie NOrah aslvi.ion-Eiro Limits
CafunsGn >cllnoiss
A Fprctat meeting oF tie Common Council was
held sst ercaing in tie Council cnsmbcr. HI. honor
the Aayor IN the ch1ir. Them weru also protent,
Aldermen knickcrbockeT, Cox. Carter. D'WoL,
Wicker, narfeit. W1lmasth, caIktn., Kann, F1unu
cau, W4liwotk. Moore. Schul:s. Frssble, Raj.
ierty, laleo',, WoodaFd. Blxby, Holden. Ru,eell
tsa.theld. nnn,1ey. Proadtooi. Ensel. Shaek1ofd.
Lavtou. lark ahd o'Sulllsan-
III, 10 We're Also present $. 4. lrsin Rev
Clunsc1 to the orpof1i:ou, D. D. D.!.cnY NJ
CITY Attorney, and Walter k'1nball, Ed, civ
The call OF tho meeting rtcped ,,y Aldermen
hnscletboekei and Carter. vas rad bT thr CleEK.
nrd IN motion OF AID clark was placed oa ties
ALLEY on CLARK nTllkhr,
Inc fepoft OF ihc Committee On Streets ann Al,
icys 10 The south Division, for widening IL I'M I'M
rhso 1o 2! toitsy;sxo feet 'hs alley block lis,
ano she ordinance psss,a on motion Of AID. sh.cs.
Ald; o'su1livan moved to adJonrn, but .utse-
qnenttJ Withdrew bis motion.
fHoX MARYLAND.
communication directed to ex-Adorman
shrimp, received from Couueilrnsn John n. jones,
Clerk announcing that about lhe B,a Of July ihc
mnnicipa! eoyeinors of that city would start on a
u u 70 chicago asnonH other cries
~a4Ns A4a4A UuttN N&Au&AFEtCE&NU4ulQl!kE Ql LNfEG
he apponte.s by The Mayor TO answer the letter On
the part otihe Council. The motion prevailed.
TlE NORTH a1DE FOUND MASTER.
The Mayor stated that numerous curupiaiuts had
reached his car. 1eca.dinG the conduct OF Charles
huvtllc, the Pound Master in the North Division.
rumo.s 10 be paid lille attention to ine. but on
saturuns lat gentleman b'ouoht to hIm the
transcripts ofthree judgments reco cred ar4inst
for aei- OF rrespa.s committed by him 10 takins
catIc from owners Premises He thought the
AID. nSnslisan sxiu the charges We're Mcll iound-
Cd, md he could asiug eorrobora'tye documentary
evidence enftlcens 10 rach ffom The Council Cham
; AID. Cia,k believed The man should not only he
rrnloved but thoroughly punished. IL moved that
The l'onnd Mater cl The North Divslon be re-
Aid. knIckerhockez moved an amendment 'that
the May or ttquest the gentleman 10 rcsisn.''
Aid ts1arx moved refcsruce to the Committee
or Jadfci1ts. and ii. suspension pro fezn uf the
supposed otcuJin- oslc:a,.
1his s.nenam n, 10 tho amendment prevailed
AID k:1ckesbocker ,norrd a RECOMMENDATION oil
| the VOTE.
| AID kuln mosttl 1ba. the ..Masor 1n=truc. thu
several Found Mazter> nut 10 lne or 50 Tor
at,y animal, until passed upon hy s0Ms court" o!
competent jnzi=utenon, until Ehc dsliiculty he SET
AID Barrel, dstailcd thr czsrvsnce- Of tho W,do,.
s ynotls and GthcE- IN tho Soulh Divtslon. Wl,oec
ccWt had herl taken from thclr yards. IRON the
possession Of inuisi1uals nho were sak1us them to
Ma'cr.
AIc. o'suliiyan spoke Of the sorrows o, ,he
| N3duw Mplolcy, ana Others In ttc North Division
Who, while n,o'Cing in Their ltetum II ON the 1cI
that they posEc.fed ro kline. EaW. their -rcsc and
eandes* takcu from their sovereign domains and
sul.s. qaenty Aid Kaun's motion rsas 1a,d On The
table BY ahc cati1Eg vote Il the Mssor:
A petition Of divers residents of the South Di.
| Et.iou LOT ahTogatin. sLr fire ordinance sonlh o
HsTison street. ~as referred TO the t:ommfttee on
A1es oiuion Il 4 IA. m 6'Woif, t 9 ssst3ict,uv the
force Of the FIRE ordinance IN Tue south Dfvisian 10
.hz. pof.i:, between The river south to Hsrriaon
st1c!. ard from the LAKE We=l TO Sherman AMI Is
t Sait a1xt3ts "ns ref red 10 the Con,sot.tse oa
| Fire aud Water.
Vet Dnfs fsiou. oI the city were ie:eivcd and &c.
sersed 10 'he COMMITTEE on Finance.
TIE Committee on -cf,poIs. TO whom wa. re.
fcIsct :he communication OF the Board Of tduca
ion, asking that the Comptroller be authorized 10
itgsifztd as fotu a. possible b. the Lccirtature
-a1d money 10 nc applied to school purpo+c., rc
po7ed thAt the lux Of tE1tc tnIlls TO he asacs.cd
t355,ooo. which. together With S6a,0o5 which Woud
In a probability BE- received frnu the school tuud
s0I5e ih os, % Ihs a,ksd
expenses. Allowing $4,000 fjr dcitnqneneies. !
balance os f55,o eco would remain Tor SCHOOL pur
pGtEN 10 lE3s nc AQQtA Inc E.lWH Which
unaer the clar1ett thc t:ounc could appropriatr II
1s67, making snm Of Sso,ooo fur school purposes
The Somm.ttse recommended Thai Ss1.0U
e q ne which sa@ eoad T. T.
cured 10 the lendpsz BY cerlIdcaes Ut ndcnrcrness
AID ns .hoHn BY the shove figures, could cenaial
be repaid ny m0neys accrs.tn< to tho ecnooI Fund
AID Voc, ARD Supported the Recommendation o
the committee. and dwe1t upon the crowded con
d1,lon OF the present school houses as ample COZ
roboratlon Of the TACT that increased scIool acc IN
Hsoaatfon WAS Immediately and p7e.esnslg needed
In The VARIOUS schools Of thu. city there wer. ore
81 diEitIon-. CONTAINING oser % pupils each.
I AID. kann moved to lag over and publish, an
! rule- Ut the council.
1S7HANunAI E7EnxgS7s.
The Special COMMITTEE on 1utrasnu.al Iutcr1ueut
70 whom WRs referred Inc question OF the 1abilit
Of rht city resulting from The passage OF the ord
Hnhin the CITY linus. reported that such HabiIIt
did NOT exit The reporr was accompanied bY
. len:ihy IMPORT ol the Cooperation Counsel to ii
ols uthof1es to prove the assertion inat the Con-
! ell hasi4g Determined TINT the sunjcc. was m
saDce pos c=eed The power 10 anasc Ii. and Iha. no
! withdrawing the psrfence Of deeds given 10 Il
ov ner+ by the cly. those deeds conld b: 4ci ad
win the PRIVILEGES 'hey allowed wcrc determine
TO constitute n nnjsante
Aid. Enickerbocler moved thai the ordinance ,
| b. passed.
:. 1ne erdnsnce vas passed, Aids. Cprles and Fri
, bee ai0ne 1oill: In The tl,r. 4slvc.
q TIE CnCRT ApCSE. .
i AID. Russell ,uny.rl tlr appointment Of specI
;, fonnttts1. frr win The Board OF Supesvtsn
N rcla'lu1 10 1f.peri If accommodations
j, III cit. IN thr CoEr, House. or The removal Of son
J. ol The otIct.-.
o AID. inxby moved an amendment, TO refer U
e snEiret 10 tue Contmitite On County I:elst.ons.
. The mjtiop prevailed.
D. TIE FOURTH OF JULY.
&c AID. u'srllivan moved that Z sc1cct commit
o! five he appointed by lhe Mayor to make
:1tCemrnis toE the suitable eelebrnlpn OF t
+ Fourth Of Ju!y.
ID Aid. Eastcti stntcd that the Donclas Monume
'. Consn.it.cc had perfected arrangements. which,
Na> Eopcd. would include tic Aayor and Comm
: Council, a,.d ne trusted the motion would
e. Withdrawn.
c. Adj. U'SutIlyun-s With all due Difference 10
se gentleman ot tho Third Wntd and Mr. Douglas
y lI,t@t say tf.at The Fonrh Of July II bigger M
D. Than rtlacr Of them, ana nlnst lie celebrated by
i'd pc0I1e.'
It. ttctor,. the rfaolut10n l.d obta,ned s:co1
III o!ion to odionsn mad prevailed, aud The Couu
u. s,oua adIouEAcl.
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