, 1874-12-01

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Aid. Culortou moved reconsideration OF tbs vote
by which tho ordinance wua lost.
The motion prevailed by vote OF c2 TO 10.
Aid. lfillrcth offered nm amonltncnt authorizing
tho uoard Of Health to advcro for bids, he work 10
10 loue IN ss,ch manner tho Board el,uu direct SUBJ
1cct 10 Tho approval Of tho Common Council.
Aid. Echafluer offered m n1ncAllmclt fixing Arr,l
es tic Tine when tho ordinance shall take OBJECT.
Aid. Reilly of1cret an amendment compelling con-
tractoro to cart tho nghtsoil mica from tho city
ltu1!su.
AID. Ecln1ncr'a amendment was adopted, and Aid.
Neidys was ios.
AID. IIdreth'g amendment was niopled.
motion to waiyo cugrosument was lost, and the
ordinance Taa referred for cngroagncnt.
AID. Campbell prcacntea supplemental petition,
signed by about 1.oo1 voters. that tho question Of
incorporation 10 Euan!ttcd to vote. II was re-
fcsred 10 tho Committee OH Judiciary.
HEw ORDINANCES.
Tho Committee on judiciary reported recommends
lug tho ntoptton of the ordinance, offered by Att1
Gnllerton, compelling railroad companies to station
fasnen aud bc'towcrs at each crossiug. 1t laid
oyer for publication.
Thc pan,o Committee reported recommending flo
pasHugo Of IN ortuance regulating tho blasting Of
aone in tho corporate limits of clicago. Tho ori
liarce was passed.
r,tE E,:'SconroRsF1oH rErfr1oH,
Tue Committee Judiciary reported follows on
tho reineotporatton petition:
"Your Commlttco report that tic law under which
ra1 petition WIS presented 10 thin Council requires It
to ho signed by unceghth Of tho legal vatcra voting
flo last municipal election preceding s presentation.
Your Committee arc Informed hat suid petition
presented 10 lha Council tue Cd dsY Of November
fnB and, therefore, under tho law. should 10 rgncd
by onccighth Of tho legal voters voting 1t our mulci-
pa election Of November, 1919. That Tie number of
yoles cast ut sai1 November election was 1880,
unl onc-cghtA would ba 5,0o4; thnt shcrp
11,aG5 ncnacs on said pp:tonj According
10 tho count Of LID partca presenting It, hut YOUR
Conm9ttco hayo slscoYercd great many nalrrs
which tlo taco Of tho petition Elbows should not 10
counted in making tho requisite number, fow Of
which will gcrye ua uarnnles, enl Gro rs fplloYH,
to-wlt: Tiylncy clapp, Bailey Hohbcy Charles aral-
den, O. <. Hollow, Jim Norris, villa catr4uc. rryg
Pratt George skcqatlsa, aud various plpr names of
parties put down az residing In st. Louis, CINCINNATI,
Rochester, New York City, anl various ohcr points,
and so1no neMcs aud rcaidences given are loo OIL
sc1.ro to hp noticcd End unfit to bo Pitt In report It
sccms apparent your alnittcc that there ato many
aancs on eaoh paga OF eatd petition that uhould not bo
there. This fact In patent on the very face Of tle
Petition.
- Uuder theso circumstances, your COMMITTEES do
not feel authorized III assuming that lo petition pro.
Ecntcd Ia such rs tho gta.uio rc1uireg aud It IL
matter capable Of hcirg ,educel to certainty, they
opposed % o prayer oi hasl petition are entitled 10
kagw: .atAGs tln ,,', 1s9 i qssaea tpat a. lax as
rensc Of III s'o:oa II orsr to asccraln Ills ii W iuc
however. tho petition VII! lyo to o compared wifi
polsts Of said Novembcr election Of 1915 and tho
to lrccineta, wars or localities. your Cotmiltee c.
ove t VII re9uifs weeks Ct sonstant 1lor to Isort
s y f of Dn ts rs presenaa salais isia
Petition to havo presented with 1t satisfactory
evidence Of thear conapl!anca With sal law. and they
Committee are only ausioas 10 do ticr wlne dy ii
hs pri"tss ts ss to = neqy With hs wishes Of hiA
lion. "W. II. ls1cHAnpaoa,
"TioMAH GANEaH,
"Com'n|eo W Judiciary"
\ MINORITY REPORT
"The ,aii,orlty Of tlo ooniniIttee On 5uc,ary, 10
mission 10 voto u tho people Of tho question ol ill.,
fosroraslng t,! n'es s c GcneFa Icoreration
II 5 onSa sn H. ptouers h2 fqMs SS ssneS fseSr L
respectful treatment. Thoy AFRO eimpy pursuing q
rlaht gison % them hy : law of the Slate. willis
the letiion, the Council fur that EeasoI. las no right
to disregard tho petition Of te thousands Of bona de
when or wlsn PLACED tic ilctious nq,nes to hn pet.
ons but wish merely to 6o tllat tho pnlttonH wore
lett for laya lying ooso upon desk in tho City Clerks
otllcc nlu any PERSON could aye srrcr
iosy placed tho nctitiou: names thereto II Is si-
gnlar that tho faot RI there being fictitious names
nnixed to the ptton was not heard Of until several
day afc: hc petition ha beon prcEented to tho Com.
mon Council
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s rc,,,rnesS of evcTx eiHnnfnrn rf1.., IL fo no r.
lion in I'd to finn In san;s cft thcir has Van.
fjommittea huy. m tonl,t hut tiat i,c nn,n, T. ~
conuIiaco viii lin io,vs anil cantainS IL" nan,ca - -
sorerai tho,,gani notInnra il; n1cnsa oF f,t m.,ino
rel,Ircl YoIr tommittoa thc-sforn fu1i~ rcc
om,iculs tic passann or .hn fnliowns rcsnI,tinns
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.nt, t s, ~ au onmnGl nt 10 o. .ao u1,y or
as M 1,ry uu aS M H., nat aao nesqn n MnI
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anu n ~ ,,nr tS a oy ~ o. GSago
hin o. t tne nas e!ea it. an aot to
r"yed apr III TO- is7 n foree re- e,1is s a II 3.
tRaa 20 sunM'e 70 Hatg "1 t1o eeuto9a Of Ha1d
Wy :, Hht r., uo'Iis u necs md fin d,oa =,
tho u acc1n naa no lo san1o ~ at tno ELECTION for
sae % % 1S1 Gnhty @ ueG!n t, M stM on tae id day OF
"4I If whic your Euma!ltteo RESPECTFULLY submit.
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