, 1874-02-03
THE COUNCIL,
The Relief and Aid Society
Again.

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of IJa,1ty,
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Dr. pno19 17tno11v. nBanouof1 ne.
Haistcd Street Vinduct.
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Ing common oouncll mot lass evening" mayor
colvin i'll Tho chair. Most OF the Aldermen werc
In attendance, aud tile lobby was nearly az nu-
mcfonS aa usual
nELP TO EFFECT LOAN,
Aid. Dixon submitted resolution authorizing
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l.o - unoefs'oo" thas 'ho coh''troilor WIS no" III
tho East trying TO borrow Bomc money, and Tho
passage of this resolution would assist him
greatly. Tho resolution vaa referrod to tho
Conmitteo m Vinanco or Tho damon5 of AID
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Al, n;! oEssns Ms, or oohooh-oit iLp"sH: En-
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THE rrsr-1,ousr
AID Jonns ofroro5 :, rounlmi;nr ,y,,,,, ,xoo r.-
fo-rnS Jin"ot;,,.r ~ .m M'Heu WE ~
!o1iol, ollecelng tnht tlto eMali-poa pe6t-hoaso
BrnEEr IMPROVEMENTS.
IN order directing tho Doord Of Public Works
to nroparo a,, orduance for tic curEin,. f,ilin@.
and paving Of D!ue Island avenue from Robooc..
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to that board.
AID: White offered tho following, adopted at
rocont meeting of property OWNERS:
Resoired, That tho Common Council arc earnestly
and respectfully requested to push tho undortaktug
rapidly o. possible md That the prolerty-owncrs
~, Mhn navc w. non pau nc o. eir assess
nomr"tnd p"' Inv 'Ano 40 '''" ~ 0u'n ea'eAS'o4 ~
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~. lno nleteot "Ah iSioEfe4 10 .ne ooMnltlce Oh
o1toets anu Aieys, Mest Llvisln1,
iesoiut'un 3 pfn.iiu.n6 tor tlia oponnG OF u
vlng streos, 1fom daekaoi' 10 monroe street, wah
roterroa. ,,
M. ~ Iesotullon lor ,5 n,inh5 anu e"rnlnP Woss
as",'no W.. ao oaae Ae1ana W Asaiand
nSonuo, "ae 1elolleu.
A., o..u Acc1pLNIAI1f sIloT. ,-
~ NJ; u;,sis GnAerton EIosGnleu elalm for damtges
% un uenni. VI lI. 1T niseota, Ies1aehs OF Ie-
m9h., VINO ,a, Mas eaoe anu injured ny tue Chicago
r!rneI ro1lco Wna9 tueY were atlenlptlng 20 affeae
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flnanco oo1nnil.Ico. --
A., !Hn I!ii,sIt sILiEE AND AID soctETf foNpa.
aa4u. n4ia.otn ~. pteoouteu tAo ioi4on!ne:
WHEREAS, Yherc are r,mors abroad that tho funds
,nr .ru ~" aa @ n1cty % o nee aeu tor
eattnn! thcpcfurc io 1p' ~an'S u 'ao
Rcsolred, THAT tho Corporu,tou Counsel h. and ho
is hurcby rcctcto report to thfs Couci ut its no1t
regular meeting, what powers tho Conucil have 10
examine tic boolta OF tho Relief and Aid socicy.
:, AID. Campbell anid tllore was no need to adopt
opon to the pnbiio already.
AID Hildroth wanted to tcat tho power Of tho
Council ip the premises. 1Ie hnd heard it from
good and Responsible mon TINT tho funds Of tho
Society were bong niHapphed.
The Char ruled that tho resolution must 20
to tho Committee on Judiciary, and It was 30 re-
ferred. A fow minutes Tutor AID. ni1dreth re-
moved the resolution in another form, but it was
also reforroa, undor tlio rulcs.
THE lAsr or pn. pAoLI.
AID. Woounlan moved TO rec2c>1lor tho vote
by which Or. pnoli was rejected Al tho nominee
for City Physician:
Aid. Dixon said tho vote had already boon ro-
considered onco, and it could not be done again.
AID; schaffnor claimed TINT the motion TO re-
consider ~ q ,r WIS in :, order.
Tho Mayor Haid he was of the opinion TINT the
motion WIS not III ordor and to 80 decided, hay-
ing examined into tho nlnttor before Ao came to
tho Council, az lie said.
nAI1noAD oRD1NANcE.
An old ordinance giving tho Dnnvllo j. Vim
conncs 1iailroad Company tho right to 1ny tracks
on certain Htrects, originally offered III the old
Council. was referred to the Committee on ltail-
roadS.
BALE OF UNoCCulIED LOTS.
The Conlmittcc on Firo and Water reported
recommending tho sale Of certain vacant city
lots, and tho report was laid ovor.
The Hnn.o Committee reported in favor Of tho
purchase Of tho lot offered for Halo by Mr. Fitz-
gorall for st, 900, for site for I'LL cngine-house
Lnid ovor.
The Committee on Strocts and Alleys, South,
reported against tho use Of Thirty-i1rst street
for u railroad track. Laid over.
a1EMnEns or THE BOARD OF HEALTH.
confirmation Of Moses Hook as member of the
ISnnrI nf 35nHtt1 sHh0 tv1a ;,,
a.su ~ y. s;1 ~ a3!o1s Mao III,
unu a. tno nolulunslon unanimously conilfmou.
The Committee OH StreGtB alld Alleys, West.
in fnvnr nf the confirmation n roaonI,
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