, 1875-01-29

If ox,,rria,,co. Now hn l'clievo1 in amending
oLj tawr, pn M In mako them work moro il' a:-
co,lanrs with public requirements: Int wi'bu-
pnla repeal wis revolutionary IN iEg character,
ni,tl Jie thtn,gllt uhwiHr. lft SHOULD lsko 10 teo
Bill ,Il{t amended not W1prll oltt
observation-disclosures atG(iIAth said That tiIoEo
Wns q
un1.AT CNY or ExTHArAnAacE
ts7:loyor :HU0o,(Hl had 'Jeen c"locte'l by the
ctty While the cntire Gust Of collecting tho rama
anin,,ntcd to only $50, ,gu'. Tu amount Of State
and county tRxcs, in tho aalne year, "aa nboi't
94,5'n. quo. 1t seemed to him tint Il wou!d }e
tllo mountain going to Nal'ommcd for tho city,
with its - UUt ulD, To ttlrn tho amount over 20
tile cunnty with is s2,6nU,tDO, lilo SUN
l,o mentioned aa expended by tho city in
1919 vas for both assessing and collcct-
Ing stationery, ath clerk hire. iIo cot-
There were charges OF trrcgnlnrlty III tho mat.
ter Of Town Collectors md Ancestors. lilo had
only to aAy tint tho officers got their Enrca from
slo hookB in his office, md II their employees at-
terwnrd u,4aH"d tho roturIH, tho township OIL
crra. mud mot The city officials, should 10 held ra-
sponsible Tor Huc Irregularities.
NIL. fHAHc1s ApAss
said lllnt his attention laI been called to = te'
feet in tho law in tho "rplleatson to Jndse VA.
lncs la1t summer, whdn Judgment for tho cItY
VIVA refused. In cnse tho Judgment was
reversed by Tic supreme Court. the
cnse would ho returned as though,
it TIAu 1tGTHr Geeh HGaFH III tlto AHlHky cohIL Nv
all. lilo believed TINT in HIcll caHc. II ludg!noht
wera rendered, there was nO provision made Tor
sale. Tho Inv ad bColt ciinnGel 30 as to tuako an
apI,eal direct from tho County to the supreme
Court, but 10 provision Whatever was nRde Tor
sale when Judgment was granted, Tho whole
1loyeuue law waB defective In that respcct. Tloro
was not word in l,l!1 3Htl relative to Hale.
Neither Was t,cro any provision relatiya TO due
uoirc Of nllch snlo hcln, given.
Collector Won llollcn expressed himself as co"
l,,,.r |, IN UH uf Mr. AflufuH.
~ did Aid. Heath. .....
gunuEs rlxn LEE1sLAT1oH.
Aid, Scl,alr,er said that subcommittee
should te appointed 10 hrEEtHt annnlinciite 10
the existing law. He moved that Cornptrollor
Hayes, Commissioner Ncurash, Collector Fo'l
Adams he 40 appointed, which prevailed:
Alt Dixon naitl that, beIors they adjourned,
hn should like 10 hayo come v'awA ru!atiye u
tho abolition OF township organization.
AID. 1l1chardaol Hasgosted that they t1tHposc
ot one thiny At time. They did no: wont to
reportcd Oil tho tax 1natter, they could take W
tho other. -
TIE VETO rnwEn.
! Tax-ComntsBiptIer afcGrath HuGgcHtoH tina!
something bo doue relative to GIVING tho Mayor
yatp-powor over tllo appropriations OF tile Cnnl
| nun Council, requiring tlrce-foltltlls soto ol
| tho latter tn override hs veto. There was very
general sentiment in tho public mind III favor o1
h.c1l . provision. lie had much respect for tht
Council. hut thought TINT check upon it in ,ha
way would do goud. iIo also fnyorc1 the pro
| ytnon OF tito formor Mayors bill, giving tlit
Mayor power to remove city officials wien goot
reason was giyor.
It was suggested TINT. as Tho hour was growing
| late, tint matter had better not be llscllsset
| hist then, 10 the Committee adjourned subjec
to tho Gull OF tho Chairman. TAo call will b;
nlato when tho Sub -tonnntteo IL rcady to repor
| upou the aucndInrut,. n.-Ar