, 1874-03-10
Mayor Co}v|n Did Not Appear at The
Meeting:
a Presiding Officer to DO Elect
ell Next Monday.
Ordinances for Street improvements.

A4cnoiiH6' LHe loudly WIS Jnfnfnout q repetition
OF tho disgrnceful scouo Of lust Monday being
anticipated. A. G. Heaing aud Il. .. Mile,
woro thero, and, before tho mooting WAS called
to order circulated nmong tho Peoples Alder.
mon, a,d instructed them to vote for no ono fot
I'rostont WHO Was not a membor Of tho party.
Tho Mayor did not maho his appearance ho l,ny-
Ing como to the conclusion, II was said, that tlo
Mayors bill bocamo u thing OF tho past satur-
day night, aud that, therefore, 1t would be uso.
loss, and only cngondor Btrifo and bad blood for
him to attenlpt to prosllo.
Aid. Quirk moved Tint Aid. Moore talso tho
cha1r, nld it was agreed to.
PERMANENT PRESIDENT.
Aid. Campbell moved that tho Council proceed
to elect nnrlnanont presiding otcor.
AID. Roldy moved to amonl by pustponiug tho
election for ono weok.
The amendment was lost-yoas, II; nays, II.
AID. Richardson and Cony ca1ne III ut this mo-
mont. THO former voted yen n,ttl tho hitter my,
mud, one Of tho others changng his vote. tta
motion WAS ngroctl Joyous, IL nays, II.
On nsotiou. tho election WINS made tho special
order for y o'clock next Monday night.
~ communication ,wns received from tho
alayor, withdrawing the name Ut Dr.. paoli for
City Physician It was placed OH 1to.
MIseELLANEuUs.
AID. Lengachor offered resolution INSTRUCT
Ing the Coniptroller to pay 81 900 to tho widow
- 0@Ace4AAAt AANIl1t HIAO hHd NY HlEEMTH
in August last 1t was reforrod to tho Com
mittee On Finance.
AID. r. +. Bailey presented resolution re-
qiirng tue submission OF all plans aud spcc!i-
cations for public works. to the appropriate
Council committees for consideration aul up
proyal before contracts are lot. It was rofurretl
to tho Committee OH Public Buildings.
ORDERS.
:, Tho following orders woro passed.: Directing
tho Board Of Public Works 10 prepare all orl-
f.ra 7h,t,H
p!nines To its wcstorn terminus; to prepare MI
ordinnl1ce for curbng and paving Morgan street,
from Madison to Indiana to complete tho scw-
oragonow nltlyr contract; to causo G. 6. Illus
sell to Immediately resume tho cleaning Of
streets by tho tormH Of his conttuct, and to re-
port to the Council cnch week tho streets cleaned
Aid. Campbell submitted resolution instruct-
ing tho Doard Of Health to report ut tho next
moeting whether tho location Of tho post-houso
OIL tho Bridewoll grounds will bo dangerous to
tho House Of Correction, aud to dofer tho movo-
mont Of patients in tho old hospital until thoy
mako their report. It was referred to tho Com-
niittce ou Bridewclt.
FAY OF MUNICIPAL OFFICERS.
AID. Stone submitted an ordinance In relation
to tho compensation Of municipal ollicerY.
Sec. provides that they shall bo paid such
slllnA as may DO fixed i'll tho annual appropra-
tion bill; Sec. 9, TINT officers compensated
by fees shall hand over to tho Comptroller every
II
stato'nant Botting forth tho oxact amount, from
whom, md for what received. Referred to tue
Committee OIL Judiciary.
STREET IMPROVEMENTS.
The board Of Public Works reported tint they
had not submitted ordinances for laulp-posta oil
Western avenue and Harrison street, because
the Peoples Gus Light and Coke Company huu
not replied to lcttur Of inquiry. Referred to
the Committee Oh Judiciary.
All ordinance establishing tho grade on Mndi-
tnt, Il fall
passed.
a. communication was received from tho Bonrd
OF Public Works Stating TINT 595, QUO Of water
bot!ds would full due July l, 1874, aud iuclosng
all ordor authorizing the issue Of n like amount
Of water-bunds, to liquitato those falling due,
to run twenty-five years and bearing per cont
interest. The order was passed..
SOUTH CLAIR STREET stDEWALEs.
a communication was received from lilo samo
directing them to require tho llook Island lsail-
road Company to build d sidewalk OIL CLARK
street. north Of Sixteenth, for tic
reason t!lt there aro 90 many
TRICKS in tho vicinity TINT it would
onuApTcr tho liYcs Atld limbs Of people
BY inviting thom to walk along tl,cro. 1t was re-
fcrrod to tho Committee on Streots mud Alloys,
South Division.
oRp1SAScEs.
The following ordinances we're passed: For
tt!o 1414AF AAA FAf4HE u HtIGGLt 1luIu
Clark to State; for opening, wiLouinS, .Ind ox-
tenllng Winchester aYonuo, from llArrisun to
Folk streets.
THE SUNDAY QUESTION.
Tho report Of the Committee I'll Licolsos. rel
ativo to the sale Of liquors OIL Sunday, WINS then
taken up. Tie following il the amended orli-
nanco, tho passage Of which WAS recommended:
sEorios t. iii II; Mayor ia hereby authorized to grant
!lcellsts ior tho shu Vi sritalous liquors to Ay person
wlio sha1l apply to lin tn writing, upon said lNraun
furnishing susiclunt eydcco to satsty him that ls Or
ss IL 70 Of M go94 9;s an upon sus per-
least two snruics to bo approved w the Maynr III t,s
penal sum os five h.ndred dollars s5vo, conditional
keep all ordinances now In forcc Or hereafter 10 bo
passed, during tlls period Of such License, an tint In
will Oh each ad syosy Sunday hetwee tlu lourB of
O'Clock Il. NJ. IND o'clock y. m keep closed I'LL loura
opcnsag ont upon my Btreet from tic bur
wi!ere such liquors aro aul1, exposed for salo all
will also lbetwcen tho :houfs aforesaid sl,11aya,
provide nll windows opcniig out upon any ssrou Will
blinds, shutters, or curtains, 70 us tu ol@truct TIC
yow from ~ sash streets IT, nto 2 snsa St.,, roos an1
lurenents, lconae shall o tssaca 10 tho applicant,
countGrHigned by tue Clurk which shall authorize tho
parsons therein nao 10 scl, barter, giye away, de-
liver wsnes at' other 4uors, whether snous, Or nr
~ the place deslgnatod in thu application; 1rotea,
all licelses Issued in pursuasco hereof shal expire
tho lat day VI July ln each ycAr-
SEQ. !. II my r1rson Hlla kpop common, iIl-gov.
ernell, .sordorIy house, suffer auy lerpon 10
puy any ganse of chance oli hs or her premises fur
muuey Or 0taor valuable thlugs, any gllcl uers0l,,
conviction, Ahul 10 fined III sum 0f not less tim
{sl00}.
sEu. 8. Bee. three (3} Chapter twenty.rlglt {a8>,
and aec Gus ~, Of ohapter afty {5o}, If thu revised
ordinances Ut tho Uy Of Chicago, hurcby relealu!
aEo. L. TAts urd!nunce sall be III ioree from 4uI
utter iH rAAsaBB.
AID. Fitzgerald moved that the ordinance be
paahoA.
AID. WooGman did not roo tic Justice of Bhut-
ting ZIP q Haloon which had only front door,
and allowing ono that had Il buck door to run.
Aid. Fitzgerald HAid tho nun who bud only q
front door liood not look 1t.
Aid. Wootlmnu thought. ii 1t was propoaa1 to
alow liquor to bo sold Sunday, 1t should be doro
oponly. and not behind gerocns ard blin,loa
doors.
COMrNoh11BE oFFEnED.
Aid. Bchaffnor loliayod caroflllneBn yss pocos-
an,y tlat no mistakes be 1,la.lo. The vote last
fali, when tue question Of sunday luuor waa
botorn tho people,, bud determined Slla. waa DO
minded. 4muh lasgo mujurity should nut bo
iguoroh hut, ut tho sumo tnao, ttoro wore q
argo number Of people, who wore ayerso to Inv
Ing tho sauouH 0pon Sunday a1ltl lhoir yiowa
woro entltleu to consideration, There Hl,ouid