, 1869-12-07

htsh sPsrreis:ion IN va:a it !, hsla hI Fi ihs
!sss Iissi:iea ior ,se eiaes;Sa 'eaa'1ss 8 sss
r.inE generator. and It Is man d.
,I,S,e ~ W. .,m. ct It,. tn,s ehoala oe made
buildings for teaooi pusposes saouis r. 2.
! eons;d.fed II mas be that class ot baGuiue1 ot
| anN iess eSpsns1Te character thon those nos IN
| .oae not ali casea- The income from schoa,
lands at the Present uue Ia vctJ snsi Ia p.ooor.
non 70 j, 1hslE M rsios. Do', Is tae! are d reap-
tue. income from tbis aoutcc mutt ise
very issg.ly :nerea' ed after tLat time.
soiy ano enc,eallJ managed, ana with tnat con
stant c4fe hud wa:calnlneas that has hitherto
enasaf1sf zed II VIII prove Of great bene.t 10 our
year, aad The experience OF oteer CHE, witch
Gnu be made applicable here. snus coustants tn-
q Il, ne q this ooard And the vae
admit os ~ Icing occupied, which viii De at no
n:elt Of It viii ~ doust be made. Win tnis in
aleM It woold seem 10 re wise policy 10 place II
N eaasRs g soeae one who hss had largo expe.i.
aell 70 be well quallned for sach m tupo<taat
must. And ln view Of the large number Of teuaates
oe 20 s,ye Teesser sHaa moi
under ne orden Of he Bndewe7 kespef.
o$uk4 %A4EF Lave uAuE kluAAf l14utQtt90Q
only selksarposung. ba, soa1ce ol Income
Cou.d re but hnng The saue experience to bear
npou ahe new Bnoe~ei,, We might 10 . saor. ume
fns s,tl!sa; q en!sago hase. By yer, large
ne maasaeraent ot tho analrs Of the city; saa
ssf9s sssa 6 eao1auetea g q iael r. III. sais
Ct economy. Integrity. and ttrlct accountability.
compensation, and whalever any once ylelds Be-
yond thak ahould TO paid Into the Guy Treasury.
would recomnendfthat measures be ratec 70
there Be any IRON which unreasonable prontl
accrue, that the CITY should receive al proceeds
Of Iht ssHe oreE and above fair compensation.
The great increase Of our public deut and OF
ont taxes for few seats past nakes 1t eunneatly
nj nnd proper that We ehould pause and consider
a. lot 10 impair the credit aud good name OF oar
Prominent neuhers OF the bar and tod,cisry
give Il - their option, that Section il Of the
nuended charter does not release the Mayor from
the duty Of prcaldlng over The deliberations Of the
Common Councii regard the matte. tn the
all the T!aata which legally belong to the once Of
MaJott ard to perform asl its fonctioaa
i VI gre me great pieasuse 70 co-2pesaie With
the Common Council In all measufea 1ha. will
teEd to promote the prosperity Of oar city, and
feiIeEti1 hope that our Joint iaoors may prove 70
stS =; IL f Ct eg be
AID. SCAtNTz moved thxt The message be se-
copied and spread upon the minutes.
IA
,ntttee Of three, who thonll examine the recon-
meDdAfi0ns made and report 10 the Co3ncN: also
thar The message be put!lsnel. The mo,ion Pre-.
vailed.
ANXIOUS 10 ApyouRs.
AID. Coz moved to adjourn.
The cuAiE called the attention Of the Coan.u to
the f1ct that the bonds Of certain pff]ceyA were
here and aho1!d be apnroreL
Alo. Cox lnslsted Ipon hs motion to altourn.
No ~ p ayes and poea sss.us called, the noti,n
~aalost 2. Tnte Of ia to s6.
COMMUNICATION E11i ECT0R
A CONN ur1easion from v. j. onatao, CITY Col
iector. WaA Icad setting forth tae urgency Of pro-
action Of the business Of the Cole In the chi
ifcl!on OF LAKES and asseaamentA Also that the
Collector has been obliged to bold. orer night,
large sun,1 or money. which hay G been deposited
in Enaa1l aafe, neither re nor burglar proof. The
Collector azEt permikalon TO rent the Building 1t
sae sSnet 20 OF Lssale aad taHe streets formerly
could ho rented for ESQ per moath or about 81 400
for the time which IL would be nece1sa1y to occupy
he pf '9S x'ns e7sT
=; IhS gss 4 Is.tsas eegtse b. shs CITY
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Aid. HolDxN moved ihe reference or the COM
nu1lcation and accompanying order 10 Ihe MAYOR
md Comptroller, with power 10 act
e e. % ~
to Acs II deemed requisite 70 TO do.
The amendmen. WAS adopted and the engross.
ment Wnlytd.
cry 1RHlscaKns Boxp.
The following commuulcaton from D. a. Gage,
the Iity Treasurer. vas read:
sSast y ~, ssns
ics fesrvnx nte1rst tic sse. thereby 1eeTic
e ss ;as y Il. k.ts & q a aG liz Essst
pot @ r. reon you; Tsea;uEs :nd ss,a;s
four on cy Gsnks to receive surh depoaite, aud u
50 = e. r. s., ssaf =
tsit o. Iexs1 q ss tEa T. nd fHr
81 So .1Rnn :ss
r. 'ss @lGas It % e i.
IL ii f 81 see I 6 6 I
put . she d u The eaty. aad ~il e sahj+e such
e SSq shs ss eea
interest doc, aot 6cIons TTeesurf or
snoqas so@aeafarsts WI the ssspo0sibuis5 aud The
Tns olneia bond 81 b. i. Gage, as City T.eas-
| u1eE, WAS then read The sUrettes naucd therein
J.etsoo, Frsai Fsimeles. Aibsrs cTsssS. J. Il.
McSlckef, and Hesry F1ler; aud the penal sum
s, ,ooo, ,ooa The bond waa pronounced 10 be in due
| fUfmt with tue 1nEls exception that the requisite
internal revenue stamp had not been a1l1ed
| Alu. COX EuoFG0 IEAL Inc OoQd DC 4ppfoFeu.
AID. WooDAnD opposed tho motion on the
ground that the Treasurer had gwen notice OF his
intetuon to loan the city s money TO bank1 At ~
per cent, and this Was matter which tue Conucii
ehould govern. He law in the proposed plan Q.
loaniug this money Al the will fof the
Treasurer possibility that the money, wo1ca was
rstd, rd,l n ihs PEOPLE for public improve 9eats,
delay Of tueh tGnroycmfdtA He wanted sor1t
| action tntcn which EoHd throw guati around
! the public money By which this proposition aud
its possible consequences might be prevented.
Aid. HuoRK1H showed that Ar. Gages rroposi
tion wss 10 allow the Council 10 direct the Gus
pos!tas himself IN the banss 1t ~ per ca1t- III
could SEQ no danger In any event, bGt he WAS
| much more Wiling that the matter hhould he eu
Iusted to the Treasurer, with his honda nf COO
| COO, than to The Council, which would be s1oieC
TO Money influence
Alo. HOLDEN said Mr. Gage wcll tnew whit
b&1f1 10 plscc the money IN. and knew that l
could be dfAKn out at Any moment The TrrAs
prcr should alone bc tIfiosted Win kh1a mater.
Aid HAHN said that The names on MI Gage
bond Represented 8, aoo, Geo. For ths Council +
order the Treasurer 10 place the money tn az
oank would be to tfleAls hlm and h!s bon 1Snc1
tlem ali responsibility for the custody Of Ii
moneJ.
AID. woopARp taid It was centendcsl las. yer
;hst for the Council to order the dl.noslon OF th
T1cAaurer AID biz auret1es, and It wAs set an opt
| question. lie heleFed tnat The people would nc
be in tsror Of leaning the citS tnnds II the auel
| ton we're fnbmfttet- The ho1d had not bce
exarnned BY AIRY authorized re1lon, and he Eut
mitted the tnprorI1ety Of accepting snJ auc
The CaAIR rnied that the Communication mus
90 to the Co1niuee Oh finance.
AID. KEHeE moved to adjourn and the motto
prevailed