, 1873-12-23
Proposition to Get u Vault III
Which to Store the
lily Funds.
The Mayor Believes There Will Be
Money to Pay the January
Interest.

did not tako his soat until 1ato in tho evening.
HELLER ron THE wonx1NoaiEN.
Aid. Cu1forton offered tho following and moved
It's passage:
WHEREAS, At q meeting held tho Ecst sllo. ut
t rao ber of lcsnts Of lii ey abis and
willnB to work, we're without tho menus Of supplying
to1nseyes aud their families with the norcssarlcs Of
wnEnEAs, Said destitute persons demanded work or
Md from tho city aud,
condition that ii is npossiI'e 10 ad pueh pnrsons i'm
niedlaaey, directly Indirectly, anu hnving au-
thoriy to contracta measure but by bo owing money;
W1EnEAs, It Ia understood that tho Ielicf and Aid
Society bus large sun, OF money on lan contiibn,-
lsssoIred, That said sief mud Aid Society 10, md
tie funds IN iloit ans literally to a worthy por-
eona needing aid, and that for tho purpose Of supply
tng ws m tae G ~ @ efficient t. ass iHrss
The ncedy to the full cssont Of their ability.
Iesolrel, Tint committee Of three Aldermen from
each division of the city DO appointed by the Mayor to
nsaat the said TolIcf md Ali Society III tho proper
distribution Of Bail relief fund.
Tic resolutions were adopted unanimously,
-.nd the Mayor appointed tile following aH tho
special Committee Of l,ino: Aldermen CUTLER
ton, o'Drien, Moore, Brandt, Corcoran, Stout,
Richardson, Dixon, and Stone.
Aid. Wootfnan moved TINT The Committee re-
port, at the next regular Meeting, their success
with the Reliot and Aid Sociaty.
wnrlinemnna committen wa. hcartl 35nm N- 'N''
MORE RELIEF RESOLUTIONS.
.v'..... =. ,s.s,, 1900. ..a.., a.. n,,S,s- =.
orts If ds;resa eTnonn tia tnnrinr non"tinn nf or
city tint thore IN m raent neoi IF innedista and
nctirn mrnsures hrinp tnken fnr thcir roiof. ns,d
WHrnrss II would aisn snncor that fho aa;i 1at,or.
int casscs ire hy means nt 1,ublio meetings, &C.,
olh fi!ow-ctixsIs in lnu,,1lor tint la cnlculated 10
5nvnla t,,c avmnothv nj MARY rivnt.nnnoI rttlyrn
aud
WHEREAS It IN commonly believed TINT there Is now
hauds Of lie Heef and Aid society Of Ills cy: and
WnrnEAs. It also appeara from tic recent financial
statenrnt n thu rrensnror Of 1ook County tint Tia
board nf Conntsaonera Of Cook County nre In a con-
itiou 10 render material stccor to our POOR In this
ha ~ s
Hesolved That committee Of five members Of this
noart la nnpointei 10 wait l,uou tLo Rclief and Ai
Soc1ety OF Ills cy. ana WITH lis Hoard Of Commits
toners Of Cook County, to ASCERTAIN how fur these
ton With tho Common Council with Wow to tle ro-
hi Of said IaboriuK clasaos by providing means Of
honest labor and thus sayi1,g them from absolute
uaunorfem aud probably from crime.
M, xo,,,,,t;a, ,,o,,o nt,onto1
NV !esosu.to'ie G1..:. "5io ~ 'Ioi1Iu. a H..
Mayor Gown sald ne haa oeen informed oy
Mr. Writ Dexter TINT about 5000, 900 remained
in tho hahds OF the Kohet a'id ALI society, Which
TaB paying it out very rapidly.
RAILROAD CARS On CROSSINGS.
Aid. FULLERTON submitted an amendment to
tito ordinance relative to detached raroad cars
standing Oh my crossing moro than five lninuteB
10 as to make tho ordnance cover tho entire city
limits. Engrossment was waived and the ordi-
nance was pnssod.