, 1873-01-21
THE COUNCIL.
Another Veto and Another Recon-
silcrati0n.
Washburn'o Twolve-Hour 0rdor
Talked About,
DIR. Rnucli's Gnrbngo Contractor
Called to Account.

IeBHlhr mo0t1ttE OF Inc COUNCIL HaH hetu
laat evening, Aid. McAvoy III tho Chair. Thero
were propont, AID. Dixon, Warren, McGonnias
cooy, sldwcll, Stone, Pickering, Tracey, schmttz,
Cullerton, Mcclowry, Clowry, Bailey, powol,
0Brien, Olark, Sweet, Kohoo, Heath, Miner,
Sherwood, Moore, Cleveland, outrk, Mcarntt,,
Eukllarslt, Stout, A1alar, Longachor Sollhffncr,
Carney, Cannon, Ogden, Brandt Woot1nan, md
Oorcoran.
THE REN1HsloN OF F1NEg.
Tho snbjoinod communication was received
from tho Mayor:
GENTLEMEN: return, Without my approval The or
der passed on tho 18th Of January l67 ordering Tho
e~sen e no possd ne{S a sS sde
poso Court on De- Il 1871 for violating ths ordi
return II laid no Tho report Of tho judiciary Com.
mi.tse simply staten that they "recommcnd its pass
sa 'as da III a soxas nsTs sas s Il
facts: l. Tho said Doyle was arroaed by Tho police
ena the numSsT q lis leense ' displayed lay "sa or
his vehicle, and also for driving without
Seae' u ooF IN Pn sf'Sa af o av.s % sses saa
2 The order dlrocsa tho repayment Of 1885, whereas
m the a I'D ho s w,s Gn,y e.
s 9q e o Il y IT,
cB imposed for u!mtlar violations bu withhod7 For
the reSr lilo order to
JosErn hlEp1LI, Mayor.
Tho vote by which the order waB pnssod waa
roconalderod, and the order roconsnittod.
THEY WANT T1h1E FOR THEMsELyED.
Ald: Dlxon prosecuted petition. signed BY $50
rules and regulations Of tho police force, COM
polling them to bo On duty for IL hours, ind po-
titioning tho Council to look into tho orders,
and havo somo change made by which they may
bo allowed Bomo tino to themselves aud Homo to
their families.
Tho petition was roforrod to tho Board Of po-
Ico Commissioners.
MORE OF THE sAME.
AID. Cullerton prosecuted tho following orlor:
Itesolrrd That tic Board Of polsco Commissioners
coune 1t s mutt rer mcsna he Rnunser rnf of
Bo4r by tho ordor Of tho Superintendent required
to DO duty In each Of the twonty.fo Apurs both
their beats aud in tho police courts.
AID schaffner did not know what tho Common
Council had to. do with the orders Of the Com
miBsionors or tho Superintendent The Council
could not direct tie Board in itB ordera. ne
Thought tho order 1as IN orror, but my action
Tho resolution WIS adopted
TAX SALE TO be ANSuLLED.
AID. stono presented petition from William
Van olondcr,, ,aaking, that ao7.77, paid by him on
ea, aud that tux sale certificate owsnod by John
Forsyth, who purchased tho property ct tax
Bale for 2403o bo cancelled.
Tho petition was rnferrod to tho Committee
On streets md Alloya OF tho South Division.
MORE. YET ABOUT POLICE MATTERS.
AID. Tracey aakol the passage Of tho follow
Police:
wnEnRAa, Under the last general order Issued by
for members to police force Of this city to spend
any ttn.o with tlclr ta,ntlics therefore bolt
Chicago that tho Board Of Police bo and thoy arc
hereby, instructed to CAUSE said general order to
e,,,a 5e 70 modIhea , tnat tho members ot ho
on duty for moro than Bix houra at any ti1ne, go
that when thoy have been on duty for twelve hours
hours
MUST TuEY puY THEIR DEI1s AND cLuBs?
AID. Tracey oliorcd tho. following, which WAS
rcforrod to the Cerk for engroBsmont:
| WHEREAS, Tho police forcu Of Chicago have lately
boon comelied to purchase tho belt aud club to b
worn BY them wst on duty; and,
tho regular uniform Of said policemen; therefore,
RssoIved That the Comptroller be- and he 10 hereby
ordered 10 refund tho amount paid Into tho City Treas
ury by said police force for said cuba and beits.
AID. Heath thought it would not be wiso to
paBs tho resolutions. II tho policemen wero
not paid enough to purchase clubs mud bolts
Superintendent and Police Commissioners WIS
that tho clubs and belts should bo purchased by
tho molnbora OF tho foroo.
Tho resolution WIS reforred to tho Clerk for
| cngrosanont.
WORSE THAN TIE FERT1LlzINa SMELLS.
Aid. Bailey presented the following, which was
referred to tic Committee named.
The attention Of tho public, you arc we'll awuvo
uovel attempted removal, Of the Tcrti!!zing Com
rany's works from Answorth. The attention Of this
prove more terrible to tho Citizens Of Chicago than il
tho Fertizing companyb works to the people Of
Fa5 IT, tho nsa;e T. r. Ts
| Health through thor contractor. l hayo tins and
again called tho attention Of Dr.. Nauc to this matter
any change in tho collection of such refuse
whole streets In tho Eighth Yard have not received
aud gutcra present an appcaranco at presout not ver,
pleasing to tho oye; hut When w contemplate u
n sSmpR be % e rcssa have
the Eaa viii depopulatlon gratifying only t
our noble Board Of Health aud their contractor: !
contract for removal Of garbage and Hattor kindred t
be refegrel to the Committee on Streets aud Alloys
PAYING ALDERMEN.
/ AID. Tracey presented thefolowing, which was
adopted:
WHEREAS, Thoro is desire on tho part Of tho tax
salary alcent to comprnsate thcln for tho amount d
tie lost iu tho service Of the city therefore, DO
Ta hS H a nx
providing salary for tho Aldermen of this city, o
Rtsoiptd, Tlas tha 6ity olerk BE- ana il hereby 70
oucsed furnish certified copy Of this resolution te
Gacl. Of the members OF tho General Assembly.
| CLEARING THE s1DEwALK,
Aid. sohnitz presented IN order directing the
Board of Public Works to cause tho removal OF
lumber piloa now lying on tho sidewalk on Six.
toouth Btrcct, botwoen Arnold mud Grove streota
It Wa8 roforrcd to tlio Board.
sToA1Na suAy1Nds IN THE olTY LIMITS.
Aid. Bailey presented an order directing the
Board OF Police aud Firo Commissioners to pro.
hibit tho storing Of shayingu in tho city limits
Referred to tho Committee OH Police.
| THE DEAltDonN BTnEET EXTENSION.
The Board Of Public Works presented report
upon tho Dearborn atroot extension. stating tAai
ali ordnance upon the subject would DO pro
sonted at tho next mcetipg Of tho Council Il
waa placed OIL file.
WIDENING THE SOUTH BRANCH.
Tho following communication ,Yaa roceiyot
from the Board OF Public Works:
In thoyeara 1869 md 1870, appropriations were mad
by your honorable bo1y for thG purpose Of widening
tho South Branch of the Chicago River at IwonsyHee
ond etroe 30 ns to give channe along the west sid