, 1874-06-16
The Lake-Front Property to Be
Fl. Advertised for Sale.
Tho City-lla!l Property Not to Be
Disposed Of
An Inquiry Into the 0ity's Finan-
oial Condition.
Tho Proposed Street.Car Line on West
Indiana Street.
Investigating tho Britlcwc1l.

Investigating tho Bridowc11.
Tho Common Council mot last oyoning, rrosi-
dent Dixon In tho ohair.
uAril-nousEs.
A resolution, offered by Aid. NJ. Il. Dailoy,
directing TINT the money appropriated for tho
oroolion OF batl-houscs 10 immediately expended
for that purpose, was reforrod 10 tho Committee
on Finance.
wEsr INDIANA STREET.
Aid. Cleveland presented an ordinance grant
Ing tho West Division Btrcpt-nailway Company
pctfniBgion to lay streot.ratlway traoh On Wcst
Indiana streot from ualstod to IIoyne. It WAS
roforrod to tho Committee on stroota md Alloys,
Wost Division.
AID. White presented petition against grant.
ing tho permisalon 1t was similarly referred, ns
was also petition Of citizens III fayor Of grant,
ing such permission.
srEAM RAILWAY CARS.
Aid. Sohmltz presented an order, directing tho
attention Of tho Board Of Public Works to tho
fact that railroad oompanfoB are continually ylo-
lating tho ordinance rotating to tho spool Of
atonm cara and instructing them to cnforco tho
ordinance. It was possed.
,,,4 nalYlSo cA1fhn'
Ala. Aa'"y suon''ttoo ali o'o','a'ee pioh'oie'ns
the driving Of more than three head Of cattle or
hogs At ono timo from tho Union Stook- Yards,
~ INV of Aha atrootu of fhicooo. batwccn tI,a
,,oura If i, t,o ,,ornro ara T., t1,o ovonin,.
n'u'o y, ~ VIZ u'o4n'HS @no ~ 'n' o'eAinB'
noferred to tho Committee on Polico'
BATHING IN THE LAKE. i.
Tho Committee on Judiciary reported adverse.
,v ~ tbo nroroait,on IN nro,,;I;t h,tro In frort
-, tho ~ rat..a,,s no.,ata,,,
ot .ne o'a catnoAo oo"'e1ery' ...,.--
aga,pBr the adoption Of tho roport. which was
1a,t ovor rta romonatronc, .raa rorerral n
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1us eon4 nl''ee on otioo'o "ho fAio5'' No1sn III
1svEaT1aATE THE nn1DEwEnn.
AID Z. T. Bailey offered resolution providing
for tho appointment OF n committee Of I've to
Investigate certain charges against Capt. Mack,
one OF the officers Of tho Br1lowell, and also tho
general management OF that institution. On do
mnnd OF Aid. White, tho matter NAa refprrpd to
tho Committee on bridowoll.
Ths ctor,r rond m nr;jinamro i1rn,yn hr thu Inv
Department, amouding tbs Sunday Liquor ottli-
nance 90 % to require saloon-kcopor8 to keep
and to provide windows With shutters, curtains
nr Minds ,,n,lcr 1,ona,tv hf a fino nf not ioaa
ti, nE % .,.asa ,.,' sim n oo Ao' 'oSA
' Al nioharison SI 1 eaimed lint thoro WAS no NO.
COSTLY Tor tho pass6Ee OF Bt1ch nj ofdlhahco, Tor
tho rcaaon that itB provisions wcro already con-
tainod in every aa!oon-bond, and, in caso Of q
refusal to comply with tho h3nd, tle Lay @ ne. Pc
Mayor could revoke tho lice1iso. Moreover,
there waa Il State law against hopping saloons
open Sundag:
=, Alu; Uuilofton inquired WHO was 70 enforce tho
State law.
AID. Richardson said it WAS tho duty Of tho
Police Dopartmont, to enforce ths law tho Same
az 1no IaW against larcony or mnrucr.
The ordinance wns referred to tho Committee
on Llcoi'sos- ......
TIE cITY FINANCES. ,,,
Ald. Onllerton said tue Common Council had
tho right to know tue condition Of tho olty fina-
CO.'S Ito dil not En9w IN what banks tho city
money was deposited, bnt believed shat' III caae
tho money was loaned, tlle city should dorayo
some benefit from It. Ho had made certain
pledges to his constitaonta last fall; anu no was
anxious 70 hnVc thus matter scttlod' Ao onerod
tho following resolution:
Rtso'ped, That the Committee on Finnnce be and
they are hereby lnsEoea to report t. tns ooasil Ut