, 1870-06-14


lax and That the appropriation be made accord
Feyas sF tss ts d afsis9y IN the 100000
F.! the IS etnt psstasa eq the portion Of "a
frii1ioss s''0'''
The petition Of Il. Tiltou to change the name Of
M0onawsy place to Stanton sren1e, Was referred
The petition for a sewer on BlacKhawk street,
between 1ar7abee street and Clybonrne avenue,
was rcielrrd to the Board OF Public Works.
Island % avenue, 4 between Catherine and Evans
streets. Was referred to the Board Of Public Works
The petition for compensation for injuries sns-
vaton On State street, was referred to the Com
Iuittee OIL Finance
Tne pchuon Of propcrty-oWners on Foster street,
A remolstrance against The variation Of patt OF
Lime street was referred to the Committee On
Streets and Alleys, Vt. D.
from Harrison to rolE, vas referred 10 the Board
pIsT7l1rRs AND TIE SEWERS
AID. Hahn oGessa the following, which was IT,
terted to the Board of Health
WHEREAS Jtie reported that somc Of The dstilleries
running their toIt into the sewers Of the city;
IL. Th.t the Board Of Public Works be sequeat
.e 81 1e & Sots II d It
thc saiar can be obtained b calling the subscber
SEWERS DEMANDED.
Aid. Robinson and Campbell offered the follow
WI Wei.ss: aE'0A ~
Resosrea Tint The Board Of puble Worts b. and
Southwestern avcnuc. between Madison and HaIrlsea
.ase e 4 hs Ct Aaa 'hs
Alderman DagEF offered the following. WHICH
WAS referred to the Board Of Public Works:
R.sored ThAt the Board Of Public Works be aud they
er dimension IL Wahth a1enue from Doueaa place
avenue.
Alderman naggy also offered the following
which IVES Elao referred 10 The Board Of Public
Works:
RIO re That the Doatd Of Public Work. be. and they
her b., 1cue.t u construct main tSweF q tnitA
.nsss heee es,s sa on IS
sts sssa aoa i. fHds 70 'fsi1 Gs fsl e. '
FOE PLACE.
Aid. NcGratn offered the following, which was
refer ed to the Committee On Railroads:
WHknEAs, The Chicago d Fonhwe.tern Railroad
Company hare eon.tructe. .witsh in the centre Of
nssnt9s 1ss: o. sff = to I'D Io5 ;se q gh IT.
eeR .eis e e. aa1 ta
hsz n Rsas
Eo1 PLACE Immediately.
a Robinson efalen S!DzTaaks tne following, which vss
r-terred to the Board Of rObliC Works:
Th., the ss1d q fabe M955; be t +,
,de Bon
STREET OPENING.
Aid. Tracey offered the following, which was re-
te1ed to the Board Of Public Works:
u@lne IT. II heIs cs1ieat eoStsnsnse oEdasnee
I'D s1ttn::on @ q asth Street iron ta 2tss
Aid. II. s. Powell offered the following, which
was referred to the Board OF Public Works:
Re.olr<d That the Board Of Public Norks he requeM
/: : $ :sss 5;
AID. Campbell offered the following, which was
ydopttd:
Rt,ozrea1, That the Board Of Public works b.. and
sr s1a sna weon H. sane aTep t. oe
TIE COURT HOUSE RoOF. ..
AID. Campbell offered the following, which Was
referred to The Corporation CounBel:
Suae az PC ef T LEE son las
iEeyed tota! failure; md ..x..,....
aaS md II :ad SuI!as d sha erection
WAInEAs, II baa become the imperative duty q
a99s5 Rtsssn s
e 5e4 h
IL 4s s4 ts,1ss ss q o 4sa
'1t
wing q the CONT Hon.e estd moi having r5ovcd tsi
t.nlaet p1iee and Te;srt ths "a this Coaae
Iii. ea1''eas eonren1t1sS1 gr2oo, ,osns
The report OF the Committee on Finance recon-,
mcndipg tho fsRsne OF $500, 900 school bonds ant
l the accompanying oT,iinaNce ~as taken up.
Aid. Holden said members Of the Board Of Edu
| cation had stated that it was not necessary 70 Ia
sue dollar in bonds-that they could get along
AID. Dixon stated The President OF the board hat
informed him that the amount called Tor and ELL
I more Tas needed $780,
AID Wash was opposed to the Issue OF bond
] which be had understood were not needed.
AID. Woodland believed the amount paid
he nd was
| accommodations were needed and there was
more reason for issuing school than water, or any
ne oi the aco viz a
any other department Of the city government
No branch had been managed With more ccono
Ihs statement o. ~ ad9sgM ns@es5s
the oficlal request Of the Board
! AID. Campbell believed IN issuing schoo
i9seaa Ct spending eney gsse o.
they must be built in short time. The amour
paid for rent Of schools ont there YVES veY great
While generally opposed 70 ne issue 81 boads, b.
| favored those under discussion more than &ny O.
The cngrossmens WIS not waived. Yeas, Is
nays, I-as follows:
RRi1sn n4nhn 4ec! NHH1isSeeg Gnn
sapt Pe1sli s., VIC. %ecdsld, Ascetsr. Kosa.oa
seR: Es9s!R5s sRsssPsiss ha1sss' aai' Fs@s C. e'
The ordinance was referred to the clerk for en-
| grossment. ..
The report Of tic Committee on Finance adverse
TO giving any compensation to D. NJ A OBrenua1
was taken mp.
was read.
Alderman McGrath moved to refer both back te
the Judiciary Committee.