, 1874-03-10

"on cacs, and every Snntlay, boEyseon tito hours
o. O'clock n. nj. n.,d 2. Il. Ill.," md "botweon
tne hours aforonnN1,"' line or two below. The
OBJECT wan to keep tho doors Hhnt nll lay long.
Altl. Richardson movol to place tho report OF
tho Committee Oil ille.
az. lcngachor moyod substitute.
nitt. cam!pboll ralaod a point Of order. AHnb-
etiinto could not bo cntortniuod.
Tlo substitute was road for information. It
wa ttio snno III tho original. with tho exception
dhat the doors aro to bo slut from 10 a. IN. to
AID. Foloy n,ovod to lay tho substitute on tho
tablo. Tho motion proyailod by yo!o OF "a Ia
u, as follows:
rzasra ydws bae So,"s, Matssn ey, seh oose' DSss
Nl!naer' Heath, oanp5ol oovoland, aolaTnor, karpy
oask Hskvsn1AtsolGwry, onren !yooan, Koloo. stooro
| oan1'on, branu, Lynch, Corcorau, junas--1G.
| rTL1nusTEnlxu.
Ald: hlcGratll raiBed tho point that by tho
vote lug whole question WIS laid OH tho tnhle.
AID. sohaffncr claimed tl,at tho wlolo subject
| matter Wab not hid upon tho tablo.
| Inc Chair hold thnt Ills position Waa Corroot,
Aid. uidroth moved tito adoption Of tile re-
port OK tho Committee aud tho passage OF the
AID. Campbell inslstotl TINT tito motion was not
In order. Tho whole subject matter had bcon
laid upon tllo table.
Aid. schalrnor lnovod tho reconsideration of
| sl4o foto ~ Hut1A IL Hub Hill DH LllD [AuG.
AID. Richardson moved TINT tho mnttor bo
| takcn from tho table.
| Aid. Wntron moved tint tho Council adjourn,
Tho Cl'er ruled this out Of ordor, aud tho
vote was called OH tho motion to talo from tho
tablo. It was carried by n vote of 20 10 Ii.
| AID. Cr1llerton moved to refer Aid. Lonra.
cl1er's substitute to t!lo Committee Oh Licengos
| Lilo wns opposed to tho substitute, aud favored
tho ordinance 81. .roeomn,onded If, whom tho
| doors were closed md tl,o curtains down; tho
c0t11ft nHE f.nnr1
lot lli1n DO fined to tue EXTREMIST letter OF tho
law.
AID. N1caratl, hoped tho substitute would not
bo reforrcd Let it DO voted down il B,lch wns
tho sense Of tho Council.
Aid. CulIcrtpn withdrew his motion to rofor
| the substitute.
AID. Wootlmnn submitted that 1t would be
necessary to waive ongroAsmeut.
| Aid. SchnHnor moved to Htrise out tho cauBc
| fixing the hour OF closing dooiB at 10 a. nj.
| AID. lteluy moved to ndopt tho minority ro-
port.
Tho Chair rulod this motion out of orlor.
Aid. Cooy said that tho whole ordinance was n
farcc. from beginning to end. It would be in
jlirions to- tho on-keepers to pass it. 1Io
| moved to lay tile whole subject on tho table.
Tho motion was lost by vote Of Is yoas aud
% nays.
The motion to ndopt AID. Lengachor's Bubsti-
tnto WIS lost BY voto Of l5 ycns to 20 nays.
Aid. Richardson moved tho adoption Of tho
minority report, rs follows:
sEor1oN l. Tho Mayor in hereby authorized to grant
r,aeH for tho sae Df Hplrnuus liquors to my person
furnishing Sufficient evidence to aaflsfy him at 10 or
ahe IL person Of good chnraeter mud upon such per-
snt e1ecutil1g to ;lo City Of chicago bond, with ut
eaEt two snietios to 10 approved By tic Mayor In tho
penal sum Of yo hundred dollars ssD0), conditional
That tic licensed party Bi,a faithfully observe and
passed., during lhe poriod Of B,sch licc1Bc nr TINT lo
VII keep closed al dours opeung out upon my street
S1n{iny. and Tint all WinONH obrninH
from such lar pr room %lero such liquors sold
Rlsall bc provided with blinds, shutters curtains
Sundays 30 Ea to pbatract tho vlaw from Bich streets
nosuol rooms aud paying fur tho so Of tho city hfty
two dollars ts52 ana ITO otlcr fees: On complinneo
With these reuretncntsa ecnso snll b1 issued to thu
applicant un1or tho corporate scal signed by tho
alnyor uni counersigucd by the Clerk, which Bha
Sn e fse e aos ss
vlnous nreut, tcrmontel, in quantities LEGS thnu
gallon, n tho pluco leslgnatcd III tho Implication
rrov.ded ali licenses ss4cd III pursuance hesoof sla
oxl'iro OH tho 1st lsy of July IN each year,.
seq. q II n',y person shall kcorn connon, igov-
e5 M cnaog ho sr Sar ar to @
or other valuable things, my Huch perao, cunvie-
tion. eha be fined ~ SUN Of not lesn than fyu
SEQ .. sectiou threo %, Chapter twenty-olglt {as
and SECTION ona y Of Cnler itty t5O> Of tho .svlacd
Ordinances Of tho City Of Chicago, aro hereby re-
Aid. aIcGrnth claimed TINT this could not be
entertained as substitute.
Tho Chair ruled adversely to tho point of
order.
Tho vote WINS TALON OH the minority report,
nays, Us follows:
reas--htshartlson. Foley, Warren, Dixon. FHz-
gerald, E.dy. Cnllorton. iailcy {M ~. Hiidreh,
ocr oF'9 nss M M keso wte Qn sShS Mna
mul-o0.
.xays-coey, stlwel Stone, sshrnltz, .1solowry,
Eeklartt, MeGrash, a1ahr, ssout lcngarher, Draud-
Lynch-ib.
AID. I4engnohor moved to an,ontl by inserting
n clausa tslat tho doors shall be closed from 10
d. III. to 2 =. IN.
Aid. SclnGnor moved to waive the ongroas-
mont of tho minority report. Tho vote resulted
III 95 yoas aud u nays. The motion waY lost for
lack or the requisite majority.
Aid. schafriier moved to roGor to tho Clerl for
engrosB1nont.
Aid. Campbell moved to refer tho whole matter
buck to the COMMITTEE.
Aid. schafnor moved to lay the motion to
refer Oh the tablo.
Aid. Sclafnor snid TINT nearly every member
OF tho Council ind promised to vote for such d
compromise. Ho resented tito inBinnntion taat
u majority Of the Council was pledged to tho
interests Of naloorl-loopors. rho question
should bo sottlea without further delay.
ton.
AID. schafrnor-O, you wouldn't votc for any.
Aid. Cooy~-I1ow do yo,t know?
Aid. Dixon aaid ho lind nil amendment which
he doBlrod to otFer, il it could ho entertained.
.. A HoLEMN PROTEST.
Aid. Sidwoll rcnd writton speech protesting
aganHt the opcnlng Of saloons Oh Sunday. The
rosult Of the last election by no means proved
TINT tho pepplo were III favor Of it.
AID. u. B. Duiloy moved thnt Aid. sdwell's
speech be roforrod to the Committee on
Licenscs. Laugllter.l
AID. Cannon--I move to lay over and publish.
Aid. Mcarnth hoped that aid. si,lweu would
be allowed to 70 OH with hs speech.
AID. siIwell did so on with it. He believed
tllat tho ,cty'a prosperity demanded TINT tho
Council should not legalixo tho opening Of
saloons on a1atlny. Capital would not como
horo for Investment. Tho ordinance wuB n vio-
lattou Of the Htato law tlls OF tho new CouAtitu-
ton, aa it was the most Offensive kind of Hpeciul
legislation. Tho people would hnld tho Council
responsible for ail Injury to lifo and property
committed oil Sunday.
AID. aIaRATM
denied TINT 1t WIS Rpec|nl legislation. Tl,oro WAS
nothing i'll tho ordinance contrary to State law
It llad boon found utterly impossible 10 onforoo
tho oil ordinance. II tho Council was rcspoa,-
eiblo for crimoa committed Sunday, 1t WIS equally
Responsible for crimes committed week tlAya.
II Aid. 6idwell'a argument waa u good ono,