, 1873-08-05

posts on Dluo Island avcnue. from Ashland to
WeBto1n.
Tho ordinance for paving Walton place, from
Dearborn to Pine streote, was adversely reported
oounT-nounr SQUARE. j,
Tho Board, roforring to O. resolution requiring
t1lom to romoyo tho dobrla from tho city portion
Of tho Cour t-Houso Square, slntes tint much Of
tho natoria1 oan DO tisod In tho now building,
and y worth moro to tho city than anyboty olso;
that Lasallo atreot will soon bo rainol to tho
'graao, aud tlo worthless. debris can 10 uaod
therot that tho cost Of removal would amount to
$4,000, which oan be saved, n111 that tho Council
has appropriated no money. Tloy hoped tho
ordor would DO roBcindod.
Il wAa 80 ordered. ......
liALsrED sTnEEr v1ADuoT. .
AID. Sweet moved to reconsider tho yoto by
which tho ordinance providing for tho 1falBtal
street yiatluct at Kinzlc street was passod, aud
1t WAS agreed to, and 1t Waa rofolrod to tho Com
mitteo Oil StrootH mud .Aleys. THIS. action wast
taken in ortlor to a,nond tho ordinance so as to
provide for lateral approaches on Carroll md
Waym"n streets. . 49,,
|, Tho Finanoo Conimittoo reported fayorably on
tho petitions of Michael Ryan, W. X. WolIH, nnd
JnmcR Clark, aud thoy woro oouourTod IN; and
unfavorably on thoae Of Niles jackson, Michael
Newman, Christian Wagner, and = Lot2 u Son.,
which woro concurrod III except tho laBt two,
Tlo Judiciary Committee reported tayorably
ON tho petition of Michael O'Aloara aud unfnyor7
ably on that Of james Kinney, and both woro
| laid oyor. f
| SANITARY SUPERINTENDENT.
The Judiciary Committoo recommended that
| DR.. Don G. Millor bo confirmed nj Sanitary Su-
| perintoudent, and 1t was sgroed to, yoaa 80;
| nays n0no. '..',', -
- = SCHOOL HOARD. =
| The Committee OIL Schools reported recon-
monding tho confirmation Of J. i. Oohlinger ~
| a member Of tho board Of Educnlion, aud it was
| laid over. @t -, ... d:
F1nE-wAnDENs. :
| Tho Committee OIL Fire and Police submitted
a resolution authorizing tho Board Of Police to
appropriate, for tho pnynsont OF four 1ire-Sartl.
ems. tho sum provided In tho appropriation bill
| for Ave.
It was laid over.
OPENING SALOONS ON SUNDAY.
nanco, which was laid over, allowing tho sale Of
liquor On Sunday, providing the front doors and
! LIGHTING WITH OIL.
Tho Committee on aasliglts reported, !! 5oo. g.
for lighting sundry Btroots with kerosene OIL
| CITY AsszsaaESTs.
Tho ordinance relative to assessments for tax
! alton was passed. It is as follows: So
Icy ordained 1y tie Common Council Il thu City ef
| Chicago:
ercs1 I ~ hs 70 p1ops1 @
for a1nton into eight assessment districts, dcsoribed
ps1q So To T. s lint ,. Q, tho South
Dytaonof tho City Of oh.easo situate and be'ng north
psriet9 NJ 1o bo s Tint mart Of tho South piv
street and Thirty -arat atrset.
District No. sTo DO al That part Of the South Dlss;
ion Of tho City Of Chicago stuato aud lying aouth OF
District No ITO bo ali tint part Of tho West pvis.
ion Of tho City OF Chicago, situae and lying aouth OF
District No. ITO DO MI ha. part Of tho wcst Dlvs-
AnF+
Tvelith atreet and Kinzfe street s o''
District No. e-To be all that part OF the Wcat Divs-
on Of tho city Of Chicago situate aud lying north Of
1sr h a,tn s that gsst es ~ ~ s Nosh R
vision + the oly oi ohcaso situate and lying noFlh
sEo. That The Aascssor Of said city shall have pow
and hereby authorized 10 appoint thEco Assistant
Asaoasors. to bo known as First Second, md Third
The First Assistant Asaessor shall, un1or the dizcc-
md @
Second Assistant Aasessor shal, under thu direction
su 9
sha under tho direction Of enid Assessor, Lis: md
ASSESS property In md TOR said districts IT, numbered
property In for said districts numbered one, two,
and three, md superyiso. direct, aud control sasd
aid Asaistant Assessors shail mako their returns o
sail Assesaor.
| O. D.
pointed, md may tako such bonds from such asniat-
ants IA ho shall Judge sufficient to indemnify him
secure the performance Of their duty.
Tho compensation Of tho said Assessors ahall bo al
tho following rates per annnm: assessor, 81 ooo
Aasessor, s7o Third Aaaistant Assessor 5000 unit
tho 1at day ,ot April next, and until tht
appropriation othcE ordinance passed during tht
hrst quarter Of tho fiscal year.
| 4.
city shall contan list Of tho property assessed aud II
proper column tho names uf tho ownera thereof st
far tho olcors making the assoBsncnt shall TO nb
to ascertain tho slime, proper column showing ~
valuation Of the Banjo whcro real estate s improved
column showing tito valuation Of tho improvements
and column showing the total va!uo Of auch rca
| estate mud the improvements thereon. Said book
shall contain such other columns may be rcqutrcs
| by Inv.
sEo s. The assessment Of all property In said cit!
shall DO completed and the asaeesInont books tl}ed.
provided by law, before tho first Monday Of Sep
tcmbor Of each year for which tho assessment shall b
made, unless further time Bhau bo granted by til
Tho Board of Equalization alal continue in sessio
during three buanoHs hours, to-w1t From Il. m. +
M Of each and every secular day for ton conaocutS
days. ....
t;Eo. o. Tho Collector Of antd city shall gvo bonds
tho City Of Chicago In te penal Hum Of 600. Whic
: bonl shall DO signed by himBcH md two or mor
securities, aud ahal DO substantially In tho followin
' : form, etc.
BURSTING HOSE.
AID. Pickering offered tho following, whic]
! was hdopted:
tho bursting Of hnHo ut Ares: therefore,
Resoired, Tint tho COMMITTEES Firo md Water bt
and they arc hGrehy, directed TO examine the hose nc
III by the city and report tho character hercof
respect to ita nge quality and lta capacity to re9st I'll
, | strain md pressure Of atoam frc-ongincs.
t Tho Council then adjourned.
: OUTDOOR MUSIC.