, 1873-06-10

4 iw imposed upon hackney -coach-
A. a to licensing dr1yora, putting NUM-
;rt.<a agea etc. Tho ordinance could. ho
ir. ,tA $50 amonded "a to secure tho row
y, ,., H. 1T not intorfcro with any ono's buRi-
! ,;~..' inco failed to pass oyor tho vcto-
*;.:l 4. 4.,ys. 21-as followa:
5o e wisssa; Measrry 99sx 9owry saBs sy FFsssy FoSs
~ 4 b: ssasea &easnS.ss, MeAyoy. sseae Pick.
,.4rss, T. her, Cannon, ogden, md Woodman-2l.
,"; q, vudman moved to place tho whole mat
tor on lie.
It wm not agreed to-yeas, 18; nays, 81.
AID. Cullerton moved to reconsider tho vote
by whth tho ordinance faiiod to pass, and 1t was
Agroot to-yoas, 25; Maya. H.
Thomattor waB referred to tho Ltcenso Com
anittee-yoag 10; Maya, 18.
AN OFFENSIVE RESOLUTION VETOED.
Tho following communication from tho Mayor
was thsn read:
GENTLEMEN: herewith return, without my ar
rroyal preamble and resolution presented by Aid.
Longashcr, hnd adopted at tho last meeting Of tho
70 raportto your onofabo body BY what provision Of
tho chrtor tho Mayor is authorized to revoke ealoon
tain men places. Tho preamble contains tho follow
WnEnEAs The Mayor has revoked the llcetsca Of
ten sa1oonkeopors Saturday afternoon for viola-
tion Of tho Sunday clauso Of tho license: and
Ths Mayor hfs 9osa ordered ta the oy oloEk
Keepers carried ther legitimate business, thereby
condscatng tho means Of livelihood of taxopayers"
nm constrained to disapproyo tho proanlblo md
cause tho statements that tho Mayor has ordered the
City olcrk ctc, aro untrue.n point Of fact, 20 such
ss h ss goR s M so
alleging improper illegal dtaclhrgo Of hB official
duties should not b endorsed mud adopted by the
eeSIs et & Il &
1he Council doea not desire Or intend to appear tho
y d9a S % to
drinks m sn q n TT fos so
Honfe1rca tho Common Council to Hcenso, regulate,
md restrain The m
ordnansos' ss s under tho te u silsdamoauors &c.
hoaso on tho sabbsth day or night o. aha keep opon
any bar Of pace where Intoxicating drinks may
fhe Sabbath day or night, shall keep common, H.
governed, diaordery house or suer my person to
play at cards or other games OF chanso on his preiaos
viction, shhN bo AnHd IN q sum not Toss than
$40, nor o1ceading s1oo. Sec. M torbias TIC
for tho puufshment Of any person found IN slate Of
into1cation u the streets public placo within the
declares tat iii snaii bo tho duty of tic h1syor forth
@ % Gas foda s9s e e9 81 5 hsp
,er 60 ls devoted TO- tho subject Of sprituous
liquors. Sec. l contains tho terms on which
os 5s tho OF drinks and 10 a
tons Of tho bond to bo given by ealoon-kecpers
revoked upon written notice by tho Mayor Whenever
It shall appear to hs satisfaction that the party
nsass e
liquors or any coudton Of the bond aforesaid" An
examination Of these provisions Of tho Inv must mako
1t ciear TINT tho Mayor ia authorized to reyoto saoon
1or selato, o9 tic oriinnncaa pertaining hereto, and
z Council wn causing y
harslships, obatructng trade, aud conhscatng tho
e' ho ordnsneea sy carrying II lie orders y
tho Common Council Into orcct as ho ia commanded
hy II to do and haa sworn to do.
mon Council to asE ans legal opinion Il The oorpo1a-
ton Counsel but where tho request T. baaod on GRO
a. ds'ag !ss ss,ss b T. !: ne;
% to do. 4 deem mi Il justiablo in N me % to whhod % my
assent to such allegations, otherwae would appear
the record a. admitting That the statements IN tho
Aid. Longacher thought he had right at any
time to call on the Mayor or Corporation Coun-
Hol for information. Ho had that right oven
under tho Mayors bill. As far Us tho stato-
ments Of fact wero concerned, ho knew the list
rorbal orders given not to grant any moro
Gcensos Ho was certain the Mayor Ind no right to
reyoko licenses In certain specified casos.
Whcther violation Of tho Sunday law waa
among them llo could not 8ay.
AID. Schaftner thought tue veto a mistake
and the Alderman ontitled to his information
Tho Mayor could put himself right On the record
without yotoing the ordinance.
rhn Int
The resolution VAS referred to tho Judiciary
Committee.
PETITIONS.
Petitions we're presented and referred for tht
removal Of car factory on tho corner OF Frank
lin aud Monroe BtreetHi for Wator-pipo OF
Flournoy Btroot; for the removal Of railroad
track on Ashland ayonuo; against extending
Wells street; for water:pipo OIL Centre ntroet
and for q soWcr OH Norman street.
onDEnB.
Tho Board Of Public Works waa ordered t.
prepare at ordinance for paving Franklin street
from Kinzio to Chicago aEenuo; to build q aide
walk On tho oaBt sido Of Forester street, fron
Archer avenue to Cologne; to PLACE aro.plul
at the corner Of Archer avenue and Quarry street
to report m ordinance for paving Twenty
street, from tho river to Ashland ayonuo, and al
ordinance for paving Twelfth street, from Contr
to Ashland avonue.
The Board Of pollco WaB ordorad to station
police officer at tho oornor Of Klnzlo street ans
Ashland avenue.
.-.-- COuRT-I0u6E PLANE.
Aid. McQrath submitted d resolution request
ing tho Committee on Public Buildings ant
Grounds to use all their efforts to hayo tho TO
inge Of tho Joint Committee at which 1t is pro
posed to allow the architects to explain TIL
.Oourt-Ilouso planH submitted by thon,.
Aid. Bailey moved to amend by alao instruct
ing the Committee to vote to allow the eigl!toel
architects whose pla,B wero first selooted an op
portunity Of explaining them. Thus far the
Committee had Made moss of 1t.
AID. Bailey afterwards Withdrew this AMI
Aid, AfcQrat1ls resolution was adopted
Aid. Mcdrath offorod q resolution, which va
ndopted directing tho City Clerk to report til
REASON for the dolAy In the delivery OF tho ooplo
OF the revised ordinances anu chartcr.
WATEtt-MAINs. ...
Tho resolution authorizing tho Board OF Publ
Works to uyo tho surplus wator roneB for th
extending OF water-mnins, roserylng the est