, 1873-06-24

IT. ''s tor sasaEh ssasso o.ns
s y ~ a"esr 81 soss
Tli b. saisioat to build Two snd @ mics Of ses
In The North Dlvsion, and which 10 moro nooded
t would rearcctfuliy secommond tito post tponomcnt
for lot a ss
sss' ess !ss 70: md
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and $326oo for lot md fire enguc to 10 located aonle
piaco IN the Fourteenth n ~ Yard To total of these '
etous'y expcudoa whore IL w!ll DO most good, win
and rescue 100 900 Of tho aborng poor out OF nth,
nliro md, might utmost aay without easgEoration,
~, Il eonde 70 sssa e1 enoy ~ M o
not wish to bc understood "a conveying tho idea that
shs ems named sre not noo1Sa for tho purposea
ray Is, that they not 10 greatly needed % tho
ftccn ,niloa Of sowers which tho money would build,
aud lear he dnferrGd until next schson tha tho
There othar items liz tho Approximation bill which
tl,1s % snyed employed in tho eonatrucion Of moro
sewers aevcrnl Of which will rcadlly suggest thom-
In M conclusion, i recommend most earnesIy that
your honorable body Wilt 1nako such revision ct tho
Appropriation b aa will furnish tho money for drain
hs III ay With haVc VIII
out at tho same time oyerburdcnng the tsx-payors who
and who, III any evsnf. will have heavy oad to carry,
no nattcr how much onori you may make to keep tho
Appropriation bill within reasonable hounts Reapect-
fully, JOSEPH MED1Lz.
BTnEEr IMPROVEMENTS.
Tho Bonrd Of Public Works submitted ordi-
nances for paving Milwaukeo avenue from Diys-
Grath street to Leayitt for opening Franklin
from North avenue to Monomonee for opening
Van Duron street, and for widening Eighteenth,
wcst Of Halstod. They woro all passed oxcopt
the Franklin stroes ono, which was roferrod.
Ordinances wero passed. to establish tho grade
Of Twelfth strcot, between Canal and Holden,
aud Twelfth. Thirteenth, md Indiana avenue.
PETITIONS.
Petitions woro presented and roforrod for
water-ppc on Joseph street,. on Thirsioth, on
Page, from Kinzio to Hubbard; for tho vaeation
Of part of Muligan street; for sewer on Union,
from Canalport to Twenty-second; against tho
extension Of Fry atroot; to stop the nuisance OF
steam whistles for q sidewalk OIL Ashland avo-
nuo, from Beers atroct to the city limits; for the
improvement Of South Dearborn.
ORDERS.
Tho Board OF Public Works was ordered to
submit ordinances for sidewalks On both Bidos of
Brown from si1toontl! to Twenty-socond, on
both siles OF Caiumot avenue. from
Thirty-third to Thirty-lfth aroots; on tho north
eido OF Fourth stroet, from Hoyno to ltoDpy, aud
On the south sldo Of Twenty eighth straot, from
Halated to Emerald.
The Board Of Fire and Police was ordered to
put,,,p fro-alarm boz at tho corner Of Fifteenth
and Laf1in streets.
CLOSING sALooNH.
| Aid. AIcGenniss offered mn ordinance, which
I was referred to tho Jucsciary Committee, proyid-
| ing for closing saloons on election day, there
| being as got only State law on tho subject.
ORDINANCES PASSED.
An engrossed ordinance was passed prohibit
Ing the cutting Of treos and Of sod on tho land
| OF othora.
The ordinance directing the City Collector to
turn oyor his books to tho County Treasurer,
! and to hayo him apply for Judgment on all do
linquont property, was takon up.
Tho Corporation Counsel submitted an amend
mont directing tho Collector to return at tho
same ti1no nll water assessments remaining un-
paid, and fixing tho September term Us the tin1o
| Tor applying for judgment. 1t was adopted, and
| the ordinance PASSED AZ amouded.
| Tie Council thon adjourned till ha1f-paat
| thia aftarnnor