, 1873-05-27
THE COUNCIL.
Twelve O'Clock to DO Substituted for
Eleven, as tho Hour for Closing
tho Saloons.
Tho Sunday Law Also to Be Amended to
Allow of tho Sn1o Of Liquor After
One O'Clock OIL Tint Day.

Col. Waterman Not Confirmed as COM |
missioner of the Board Of
Hoalth:
A regular mcotiug Of tho Council rgaa hold
vesterday cyoniug, Aid. hfoAvoy in tho
chair, Present, Aid. Bowen, niclardson Dixon,
Warron, 1loGonnlsg, MoAvoy. sidwoll, Stone,
| Tracey, gchuitz. Cullorton, MoOlowry, olowry,
Bailey, Powell, O'Drion, Kchoe, uonth, Moore,
puirl MpGrath, Eckhardt, Stout, Afahr, Len~
pacl,or, schaffner, Carney, Cannon, ogdou,
Woodn1an.
DR1pgwELL INSPECTOR.
| T1,a Navorsont In q communication nominat-
ing John O. Hainos as Inspector of tho House OF
! Correction, tho TORN for wldoh he waa nppo1ns-
| cd having expired. Tho mattor was reforrod to
| tho Committee on tho Brllewol1.
| PETITIONS.
Petitions wero proHontcd and roforTod for
ourb-ntone on pr1co place, instead Of crrb-wal1;
| for a scwor on Duttorleld, from Twenty-nfth to
!! Twenty-sixth; for wntor.plpe on Wentworth
avenue, from Thirty-ffth to Thlrty-aovonth; for
| sidewalk on Taylor, uost Of Ashland avonuo;
romonstranceB against tho improvement Of
Wentworth avonuc, from Archer avenue
to Twonty-aecond stroet, aud opening
IN alley between Indiana and Prafrio ave-
nuos and Twenty.third and Twenty-fourth
atrcots for changing the grado Of Madison atroct
west Of Oakley; romonatrancc against tho va
o tue ao2 Ghn IN 4qI GaS sa
80. Il for an approach to tho Canal street Via-
duct on tho east sido Of Canal on Slxtcenth
street for paving Washington pince from Dear
etqoet from Iowa to romsa TOR wor Pipe On
Fourth street from nobey to Hoyne.
onDEns.
report by what authority 1t had signed IN agroo-
maut binding tho city to raiso to grade nll the
houses at tho si1teenth street yatluot, Of which
hve woro brick and forty.cght Of wood, which
authority il proposed to order TIC payment Of
tic nccossary expenses from the City Yroasury i;
to report ordinances for opening Franklin,
; from North avonac to Menomonee; for
avenuo, avenue and for niiing and enrbing Third aud
Fourth nyenuon, from Twofth to Fourteonth ;
70 lny wator-nains On Napoleon place, from from
Twonty-tlfth to Twenty-alxth; Twonty-a fifth,
from Hanover to Buddan, apd Hanover, from
. Twouty-sixth; to build al approach on the east
side Of tho Canal ssroos sladuot on sizseonth
| strect.
propriato committees: Directing tho Donra 10
oxpend $1,000 IL dredging out Ogden slp ta
tic South Branch; to cause tue tracks
of tho Chicago, burlington & Quincy Kona laid
on Wost sxtoonth street just aftor thu. fire oi
como al Inconvenience; to 1ay a one.fook orocl
= sewer on Sixteenth street, from tho 6outl
/; Branch to Arthur street; and to prepare plant
J. nnd eBtimasos for bridge at Taylor street
:, Tho Railroad Committee VIVA ordered to ropor
next wo6k In regard to tho trucks laid by ths
It Chicago, Columbus d indiana Central Roat
q across Wostern avenue and Stoolo attbetB.
"a STREET IMPROVEMENTS.
Tho Board Of, Pablo Works submitted ord'
J. Thirteonth stroots md fniiana avenue; for th'
l. vacation Of part Of an alley III tho subdivision
tho M Sc south half block co, d. y. quarter SEQ. al
y go, Il i; for vacating alley In block :, Pickett
1t West Twelfth stroot .near tho proposed yiaduot
" They were referred to tho olcrk for ong1oBH
I, mont.
-, ~ Tho vote by which tho ordinance for openina
20 Larraboe street from Chicago avonuo to Fri
t. street was rcconsidored, we'll aa that for open
e. ing Nh alley botwcen. .1ndiana md Prairie avon
o1 uos and Twenty third aud Twenty streets
J. and they we're appropriately roferred'
" The nomination Of a. N. Waterman as d MON
ber Of the Board Of Health was taken up.
n AID. Cullortoh opposed tho nomination. thinh
y- ing the southwestern part Of tho CITY should b
- repreaontod on tho Board. Tho Aldermen repro
% % senting tho wardb in that section should hay
vs % boon consnlted. Thoy know tho great uecds c
"a TINT locality. :,
is in not caro- about having Waterman's conarmatio
M presBed il tho Aldermen in tho southwestern
I, part Of the city, could find good man.
~ AID: Powell also was against THO nominee.
"a Aid. NcGratt spoke highly Of Mr. Watorman
y tv personal Character, but Should vote aganst lii
70 on account of the great needs OF tho socto
"a mentioned:
:" :" Ko was not confrmod-yaas, 10 nays, 9--s
nd follows: .
!" Richardson. Dixon, Warren, Meoonniss, II
IL cdrath Stout a1ahr. Lcngaehor, scl.afuor, oanuo
b. olowSy. Bailey, Powell o'Drien. and Carney.
y. RENDERING TAaKa.
ab Tho ordinance for tho inspection Of renderiE
D. tanks was favoraby reported on by tie judicial
~ - Committee, and vas referred to tho Clerk Il
ID recent partial examination by the, Boile
ot a Shoenemann's In even worse condition tAsn IL
e, 60 one which exploded, and that at other houa
nI nt thcro wero several in bud condition.
~ ~ THE LIQUOR QUESTION.
,,lln ,ln Tho Special Committee Of Nine on the Iiqu
y 10 Question reported, recommending tho preao
~; ordinance bo so amended ~ to allow OF tho sa
ad na OF liquor after O'Clock, Bunsay. =,
~ ~ Tho Judiciary Committee reported back, wit
III ~ for closing the saloons at u oolook repnali'
" the ono providing for stopping tho salo Of liqu
~ ~ at II. .
ne It Was SO amended as to provide that Il
ealoons ehould be closed from midnight till
~ ~ o'clock in tho morning, and was roforted to Il
,ly Clerk for engrosamept and made the apoc
M IRE order for O'Clock Monday.
un' ENGINE AoUsE.
We We The Comptroller WAS directed to advertise I
no lot for an engine house betweon Noble a
ito -''AS'A4' ~t'0 arms
The ordinance amendatory Of the fire orr
nance and providing that no sign more than t
My faot In height ahall be constructed on any bull
ur- .ithir }ha ra ,i,n;tu 1vhjch ia nvor fwo al
3r- .i11n iii, x-oo Iii n-on
at A'o0 D'eA' ~ pnT1cr ,1 cn,,ur o,rnv
To- ,rho po,,co Hamn.;ttaa racnmrnnndc1 t1,e m
sk er,n"t;o,, ~ Tof,n anIsoro- eu Vast GIa 1,oj