, 1874-11-24
The Union Pnrk Addition Mattetf;.
ReoDmmitted.'
The scave,n,gof BUSINESS. a..
Ths contti6fi Councl1 rudt laBt csoning,- pross-
don't Dixon In the chair,

james o'1rion reulh Ward, D. W, clark, Jr. J,
Eleventh Ward, g.. T.. Gunderson;, Twelfth
Ward. A, N, Waterman; Thirtoonth Ward. q. II.
Caeo: Fourteenth Ward, D. Quirk";. Fifteenth
Ward. N. Eckhardt mud NJ, Ryan, sixtconth
Ward, Potter Malir;, Seventeenth Ward, Louis
schaGner; Eighteenth Ward, Michael Sweeney;
Nineteenth Ward. William Q. Dickinson; 1wen.
tiotl Ward, John r. CorcqraI. !;
N. Ryan, Allerman.cicet' Of tito ''Tifteonttl
Ward, to fiji tito. VACANCY, occasioned BY tho
resignation Of j. j. aIcGrath, was sworn iii and
took bis sont. :. ...
ruE ruLIrn7oX NgEsnE coSpu1r. = /, ri,
Tho following c9,n1;nnieatioA was recoivati
In response 10 your question nrteard 70 tic Faller:;
My y Ms a1 EX sSs ISSMSs
ehcaply Us my oiler pa1tcs could reasonably lavo
rorienee fnlhnt XIII! Of work aay 1t III not cconon-
fcalig managed NJ It should 10. :4 ~, .x
I g s aa ?l % Ras %osfs Mosf an %
tlorc up 10 thss ,n7 Apswcr-Wo havo" no fault to
md a. ths intesess of he sy as9 ces, q
paasablo condition. which has causca great coul.
platnl Oh tho rart Of tho citizens residing on that
4A;rt-now much Per feos has said wrrE cost unSto
this s'mc2 Answcr-Wc hayo no meana u kno%ln9 yI
What ano has hoen eIreS On a. sa wSrk
m T. e. r:Statls sost Per foot fss
"a price of macra coil ot Labor, weasfsf charaeier
ct ground management @ Etc. ay answer . %onla 10
anonnt, whieh i IS sst answer M q,,es'ion:
rcadystise il ses can b 1eic to responsbo paftes
Bun1 to greater than sl5 per foot over 0nd as6so tho
present oontraet'nrits7 AnsStr-yes; @ ,, 49,.
selet? Answe1-leEf ais'bld men havs informed tl,e
boar TINT .hey arc roihy to eonpcto: tho 1nt!ahed
portion Of thn wok ut pFice not to cxccca $40 per
ioqt above IT, brsssnt sSe!sss' rrss
reasonably expect2 Ai'swer-Wo hayo no doubt That
G0
AID. .Rschavt]son declared tt,9t tho questions
asked in; Lis resolution wcro not properly
On motion Of AID; Titsssfald'' tho eesthunisa:
THE UNION rAnK ADDITION. r.
AID. Woodnlan taid. he desired to move for =
reconsideration Of tho vote BY which tho Council
failed to autiori2o tho purchase q tho addition
Ilavo it rccoulmittci buck to-. tho Committee on
Wharyca and Public Grountls, Thoto bud hoeu
ceitnn cl,arges niauo In tho newspapers, though
he himself Ind bocu left OUT Of tho list of'acaaa-
Hags.
Aid. schaffncr--Tou were not loft out. Your
yotowa merely accounted for.
AID, Woodman Desired The TRIBUNE reporter.
to state That tho ALDERMEN had nothing to DO
w z a Ss6 e xss S; steSS rs sP ees as
respectable citizons nnd property-ownprH.
Aid, Mooro-Tho Aldefmen had, something to
do with Tho voting, ! bcleyn ii ); 49,, =.
iii. FitzssTald ni;ovoa to lay"sho motion to
rcconBldcr on the tAb,o.uj
Tho motion was:lost By tic following yote.::
leaa-cocy, Fitzgerald sidwcu, rtckcring, Schultz,
T. n.n M piss taS sst si eStS M:e' ot'Ssn SA''
Euas-niclardson, Warren, sonc. llcolory, Caller
ssn ea hisss ss sasI &HS Esse
Tho i motion to toodnsiuoF was carried by tho
following yoto:
w3rrsn, stsne sss9o!y SHlss-
Eliard a1ahr; Stout, schaGne7' Lensaclrr. Cannon
%aEs-coey, Fitzgerald, slvell, Pickering, srhmtz.
hnl, Ryan, BRAND, Lynch; Mr.. prestdcnt-15.'
Tho subject matterwAs referred back to the
Committee Oh WharyoH and Public Grounds.
THE NORTH AVENUE RAILROAD TRACK:
In connection with thu cnyreHHed ordinance
granting permission to lay; down mud operate
horse railway track Oh North avenuo. AID. Ryan
objected strongly to IT, pannago ststng tlat
reInouBtrauce. ue. .urdoi stood that lobbyists,
had bcon busiY at work trying 10 push tho
achonle' through the Council: ,IIo' protested
ega,ust it ia tho narno OF the citlZous who ownod
property OH tho street, which Was too narrow to
admit Of q street car.ttack.&
Alter somo discussion, tho matsor was post
poucl Tor ono week.. 49,.
NIGHT -so1vESoER woaK. -,
AID. Qnir1s pieaantod a relnonstranco agninht
The passage, ct 'tho'ougrossodf ORDINANCE nloking
1t unlawful: for any potaon;to engage IN tho
buBinoEs OF cleaning prlyy-Yaulta EXCEPT IN tho
1naanor to be prescribed by tue Board Of Health,
contract to the lowest Responsible bidder, the
p,ice por cubic yard not to exceed So.
AID Hldroth and Scla1rnor urged the passage
Of tha ordinance tho latter etating TINT Dr.
Len G. Miller llul spolkcn to him in favor OF 1t,
Aid. Quirk characterized tho ordinance as an
attempt to foster monopoly, There wore cor
tnin Now York parties who had n patent process
which thoy wanted to introduce; and q groat
aos Of iobying had been done: ,o,,,,.,,,, :,
AID. Sglnftner dguicl lhat any lo0pSlng hnu
bcen done.
Aid. Quirll said ho ind himself beon upproaol,-
q by interested partiee, and urged to support
AID. sidseli said an improvement in tho pres.
mt method Of cleaning vaults was highly dosira-
bio, and ho hoped the ostllnatieo would pass.
Ald; Loneacher appealed for tho poor mou
Nho already hod teams and wagons and were now
cngaged 10 tho huAinaea, and moved to postpone
Action upon tho ordinance for six months.
AID. Campbell raid l.e detected In this ono OF
tho dirtiest joha tllat Ind como beforo th6 Coun-
tlt, ass9 ono VI tlo biggest nrld 1nttebt 1oDs as
well. 1t Looked as though aomo contractor: wore
TO reatizo immensely on Tho n,ononoly. Ho fa-
vorod tho mottn to poatpono actiqn.
The motion to postpone prevailed.
LICENSE Fon c0s1alssIoSEns.'
An engrossal. ordinance, a,neNains; Chap. 80
oi tho heviaod oFdlnancea so that q slinsuso OF
missionaries, and requiring .he,n to wear bIlso,
Hag passaa.
EoMooI, srrE
The Cotnmittoe OH Schools reportod.. recon-.
nondlng tile granting of authority Tor the pur-
ellaso Of school Alto near tho corner Of .Oilplu
place and sib]ey alreoly. at price not axcood|ng
$4,000. Tho order was rolesfed for aagrosa
nlont.'' t'. '.T
wABAsI AVENUE RAILWAY ",
An ordinance was submitted for granting to
tho Wabaa!, Ayonuo Railway Contrary permission
to lay horso.railway track on"Wnbauh avenue.
from Iako to Twenty. second streets. It wRa
feforTed to tho Committed ON 1talr0adH.
Ad.CuIlsrton prcAontod m ordinance regu-
lasing Busting III: stono 4ua,rles within tie city
i!nlitH. laotorrcd to tho Committee on Ju-