, 1874-04-21

ean,rewaya to co1'l!cct said ln,nholdt, Ueurai md
n.nRlHs lHrka WITH tho thickly.ss.ioI1 norIona ms
csae ss eS WIT oh,esso sa'< FL G,ggis
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.er, ho aane US otor public grouns by
srRREr IMPROVEMENTS,
Tho Doard Of Public Works submitted tho nj.
lowing ordinances, which wero paaacd Far
curplig aid paying Wabash ayenuo In front Of
yariols lots in Blocks p 3, an! 4, Fort Dearborn
South Dearborn utraot from Trtleth T to Thirtgs TRhhxins
plnco from LaSallc street to tho east lino Of Lott
1,i9, ina =, hlocls a. Original Town for curbIng,
Atnzto atroot to Chicago ayonuo for curbing,
grading and paving Vinconnoa avenue from
Douglas avonuo to Ihirty.sovo'th street.
Tho ordinance prohibiting boys under 18 years
OF age from making music in tho btroot WIS laid
Oh tho tablo.
'roo THIN"
=, Tho Finance Committee to whom was referred
tho petition Of Potor Downoy for damages dono
IL genial. good follow. tho claim is vory trans.
paront, ind recommend tint it 10 not nltowet.
lite report was concurrod In.
THE RULES OF TIE COUNCIL.
Tho Committee on judiciary reported aorioa
Of amendments and additions to tic Rulcs Of tho
counoll' among which arc tho following:
hulo 3. During tho sessions Of tho Council, only
ciy @ @Glsors ,na, and rersons CONNECTED
the Council unicas upon invitation oi tlo oLalrman;
md 43.i;a l;obbying shall not DO permitted.
hao y In eas9 Of any disturbance Or dsordorly
bayo thu Chamber cleared II necessary.
Mnle 70; smoking shall DO strictly prohibited in Tia
Council Chamber during tho sessions Of tho Council
A'1le H. NO member shau speak more than ten nalu.
utcs Without consent.
lsule a.. Tho result Of oil yoes BY ayes and noos
shall not 10 announced by the Clerk, md shall 10
handed by him to the Chairman for announcement,
paa o has Ss saHse n s ca.f nss ' m
on ~ table sall apply e tss proposition eaS'A oniy
hnlo ID. uneea Ia eaaca Of emergency, COMMITTEES
meetings shall 10 callod at loast twenty -four hour
prior to to ti1no Of mseting, and each member slal
mnn q the Committee to that effect, and three econ. con-
dout Of tho Council.
hule 49. Al orainanees. petitions. resolutions and
by unanimous consent 10 referred to appropriate
committees, aud ony acted upon by tho Council at
,snns;s1ent ~ meeting on tho report Of tho Committee
1aule II. When two or moro committees nre cslted
the cocil ahe decide to which the matter ahnil 90,
standing committees arc appointed.
hals 40: Any report Of committee. whether
next rcgular needing Of tho Council, md such report
or reports shall he published In tho corporation nes-
RMapor M sy request Of my two Aldermen presont When
TIC minority report may he moved "a substitute for
the majority report.
pfassa IN onahiags Manual bla govern the Council
n i all easos ct 70 Which tey nre applicable and In which
Tho report was ordered laid over for pub1ica-
ton.
THE NEW coURT-uouaE.
Tho Committee on Public Buildings recou-
nH6 NJ fo1t ~.
Resolue, That tho Committee on Public Dul|dinga
confcr with tho Committee on Public Dudiugs Of TIC
County Commissioners relative to the appointment Of
an architect or architects to propose plans aud npec-
cations for the erection OF City Hall and court
practicable.
Tie report was laid over for publication.
THE HACK ORDINANCE.
Undor tho hend Of unfinished buBinosa, !" the
Council took up tho hack ordinance,
On motion Of Aid. Cullorton, tho substitute Of
! Aid. Richardson, requiring hackmen to obtain
consent OF owners or occupants Of blocks in
front of which they desire to atand, was latd on
AID Campbell claimod that the effect of thin
Was to lay the table tho entire subject :nattor.
The Chair decided that only the substitute WAS
laid On tho tablo.
AID. Campbell appealed from the decision Of
tue Chair. but withdrewit by agreement i'll orlor
that motion to reconsider might bo made.
This motion prevailed.
Aid. Richardson moved to rotor the whole
subject to the Committee on Police. The mo-
ton prevailed.
Fo0L1N0 AWAY TIME.
scone OF much confusion and disorder en-.
Buod, aud no business WAS transacted,
Aid: Richardson, with disguated mir, moved
to make tho report on lulos given above, tho
special for next Monday evening at o'clock.
Several Aldermen objected.
In order to toat tho question, AID. Cul1erton
moved to mako the report Of the Committee on
Wharvas and Public Grounds On the rebuilding
Of tlo Court-HouBe tue special order for uexi
Montlay night at o'clock.
Tho Chair ruled the motion out Of ORDER A
special order must DO by unanimous conaout
Aid. Cullorton appealed from tho decision ot
the Char.
Much timo was wasted in discussing the point,
and tile end Of 1t was that tho OAair was sus-
tained.
Tho Council adjourned.