, 1870-06-07
COMMON COUNCIL.
Passage or Ordinances 10 Rss"e
ao0 tunnel, 300 Water,
and l33 Br1deWen
Bonds.
School Inspector for the Sixth Ward
Halsted Street Viaduct-Per-
sonal Injuries.

fQWEn IN 81, TUW0A 40CoAe%N -NAe~e-7 'os
Russell walsh. WoodRrd, Robinson, Campbell,
Gill, ShcH, McGrath, Schmidt, Tyler, Beng1cy, !
Carney. Herring, MccAue5, and hcnoe-
SCHOOL INSPECTOR
AID. Tsacey moved that tue Council proceed to |
the election Of nSchool Inspector for the Sixth |
ar.1. to ill tie vacancy caussd BY the resignation
OF Inspector Hcaly- |
AID, Tracey nominated Jonathan 4 Stephens as !
1uspcctor, and he WEE clected-yeas, q; nays,
l0ne-
NsTEcToR OF sTAvKs AND HEADEsaa !
Aid. McGrath moved thst the Council proceed to
the election Of IN Inspector Of Stares aud Head
The motion Was agreed to-
AID, McGfa,h nominated james Il. Wall and be |
vas eJected-Feas, 25; nays, none.
THIRD AND FprkIH ATEStIs-
AID. Woodarrl moved fhe reconsideration q ne |
ordinance providing for the location oi Iaifu ano
Fo1n aysnass " aanae for ns ri
The votc was reconsioe1ed and the ordinance
referred to the Corporation Counsel !
HAlS1ED STREET T1ApCCT.
The Council then took up the special ordeI for
.tc eveuine. which WAS the report OF the Com |
n,ittec on Finance on the petition o. sandEy PEI.
to properly By reason Of the construction OF the
31a!ssed street riaiuct said report being adverse.
n.n 70 sDd a1 hs the sepo o. .os
petitioners out Of the contingent fund
AID. Accauley moved to Jay the motion On
ne 1no,ion Was not agreed to- Yeas, IL: ns5n,
-: Be follows:
1d sor9; ashn fassi ssks e.1 Mois
Vie %: wsS, R eoas1d. ea1e he5ssS. 5H sai
Peas:?s R*ss4 F}{;:: ss:$%
The, question then being On A1d. Hldrsth's Has
1notion 10 rlnce the report on file. It was DECIDED
in The negatlve-~seas, II; nays 71-as follows:
n:;s:: Ssss'f' R'5Se Eiss fs:* P'sa:5
athnaa asd kshssnu S,ss5, Hahn. MONTGOMERY ca1kin,
Messoy is;s5SS5 sSSa, Ho'SSH f!i
McGsih, Tyler, Dsns'ey. cs1ey, He1tans and accan-
On motion, the report 0, the committee We. co.,
Cured in-yeaS, "a nnyE 8.
TXBER STREET,
Tue report Of the Committee on Railroads, sub
Mcss:a Farmer to Iay q railroad track across Lnm-
per sttee1, Eouth Of Mackcrrl. WAS takcu up, me
cnRrossmeut waived-teas, 30; nays, land INC
CLYDorRSE ATKSCE EAlLROAD.
Aid. Bengley moved to reconstder the vote
p which ihs resolution Of ~ ssh,a,7 tss ,s,s
On Clybourne gTenue to Willow street
The motion WMs agreed to.
vas @ rsierssd Rfssr to the Cor Corporation s Counsel
SCHOOL LANDs-
The documents relative to the approval OF
Echou1 lant1s were taken Up, and On motion Of
PERSONAL. ls1uRIKA -..
sThe}adveTse report Of The Committee on FINANCE e
pensauon for alleged injuries received bJ the fall
Ing Of rlaster1ng IA the Court House, was tskei
Or and postponed for one week, on motion 0
AID. Carney.
The ordinance reported bY the Committee o
ZION rel4ttve to e1traa On contracts made by II
CITY. was taken up, the engr1ssment Waivsd-5eai ;
mi 0a Hi~
On motion Of Aid. Holden the Council took .
the ordinance to Issue 500 la9ale Bueet tun1e
Ald. MccauleJ moved tnss the eugrossment b
Aid, Woodard said he desired to raise questio
as 10 the manner In which this work was to ,
done and the authority undeE which It was 70 b
detailed report, when asking for bonds, which, !
This instance. had not been done. He be1Iere
,has ho, Ms Ts Esanq as1 a stsc e2Rd
ment Of the way In which the money vas to :
expended nnst accompany the request Tor the {
eue OF The bonds. No ttens h1h BEEN in this
stance given and therefore no issue Of bonds coul
Ie made III accordance with the charter. II =
attention was paid this matter, tax.payerAs A miSl 3
The issue Of The precise number Of bonds meutlol
cd Nor was there any detailed estimate felat1
IL aodenp sIased Isi snat s5s Sos1a has gwen
their report detailed estimate Of the contempsa
ed expenditure Be-.
rc;1,ed @ ranntt of the CIV ~ Ensiueer Win es
1nates and specincations for The tunnel
Aid Hl1leth dig NOT think 90 S!tal pa p
ion Counsel The details of the river tmprpy
aDs s an1 TgEk xso Ts Ss1 6s a.
leagues.
AID Woodland again asserted that the board h,
never asked for the tssue Of tho bonds in quesho
forthc Issue Of the bonds. -
Tie cuVrpssment was not waived-yeas 3
T.et-ala somcrz' ponp.u,n, Hahn, Mon.eome
CalEins MeAToy. Hay9. WhltsteF, Tracey, Hick
Batt.1na HndIe1h P91e1l tW. 81 Powell aGesfs e s
AGan hfn9s. ni1a, ~ VIII. nii fdl1SS and Woosard
me orainance Was then passed-yeas, 81: ns
W.c..a-S ~
-"ooS1a1o- w.,ra uo.ns
ans a. ao' 'ns 's9oe ~ ''''o 0'' wv
VA "a ~" Wnndnrd s,1f, tb.t IT xaz mt shown I,
+n h.,r, ma snn;,efi fo5 = ceItssn nnrny,eF
tnn,s 1o 1,a % nsei Ia certasn sneciT;c EnTE to
done iq ,,s, certain pa19s t1ms; ,,o .n,,,,,+on
~. ~ ;nssnent ~ Ihe n1,,inance War xa,,
YEAS. 81: navs. sDixon, WaIsh, and Wooda
40 csppaeA tnopsh1 ne ~ Pr smn2es ~ me eae
hence Il be Sd snould % Se co@peiied to vote asains
s q ;ss iss aan4s %ess te5 pSs555 Ms1S
he ss ssieT TT t needed sceofdins % the plan i
Posea+ +ua,n ,,ournt 4ne vort NECESSARY. 4
az - Engineer ase nsd IL pisns I'D spesincsion!
Ieaqy Ana I,,,s.St ~ ~ n,et .hnnid ~ IN
a 81 1sa t ae Se 5sa fe1
pose the Council might deagnate-for . new
nea a fRS' Sa - Snnth myisIop ore,t1r neetfei wn
s -, resssVa * III. nTttrance rnNid he al
ano " lne PassaSe VI A1'e .oo'e 's es
IN s1a cH1a1n.nS n1an " had be.nd tba, million of
Aa. p0M !tm "a. Ia liz Meu ~ re.r '4'''A''D
H3% wSitaser ~ esid ne m ,csf we're ready to
GIN opefanons ~nen sae SnslnEe1 ss, p!aue ta ~
ea,st,,,r ~ hen " thts sesson Twn a.re enr
nner eT eonua so'e Te money Would Be- as
M ~ ~ ,r;th1,, at,htan1 1noYihs The hnnI
MIN WnoM II Wa asIuss'eo n'a'3 PA' "'
~ nypn Il pn1 1est6 he i,s5 hecn credblv iufo.1
Atu. o1AoH sa.4 - "a. .c-,t,er +hnt -1,tf ~ ttrr
sha aat rnnnc1 .m1 ~snAe'' " 'As W ''N's'
nation; ,...- A.. 4,,,n
n1d i1oSn dcn3ed r W10 3At'+ A1A'''1'+
nc nc 1hn1I Mann u, aGnlep ~ II, IT ,.,,,sn.ro,
III III ias niaan sa,d W 3 90 d1n .Tonid do the "
me ~ PHI yato ~ nGS ~ ~ a1n 1
Win water Il he ofdicanee passeds he rsove
n.s.a amend u d e5a'nsnce by inserting bt
'aat All Gin Va surprised at AID, Camp,
course, and hoped the location Of the pun
1-nrrs mad nothing to DO with 1t, The West D
I'M Vns ii present yezy poorly supplied. X
Tuinish the ulortalsty they must nave water.
AID Walsh opposed the passage OF The ordin.
eaanis.n~ I m! He West DIVISION With water, but
mi fftnE the plan proposed would do It. He
nnmni,,r works near his property.
Aldl Holden thought de bonds could be
-nsefl Of without trouble, He believed
ios,;n% ~ rnna arT tGat the Remaining Si
etn,,s1 etn,i1S ;.e tns.n At rar.
40; aaIed Mt;aredn 9sS a Ian naya s@Dlxon. va
4-Di1ou, Walsh sss,nS11Fa M91a45a MsIss'h nos1s