, 1875-08-17
THE COUNCIL,
Matt Bonner Nominated md Con.
f1rnctl Fire. MARSHAL.
Tho Sontll-Sile Company viii Change,
but Wants Alore Time.
Making Provision for the Appointment Of
Police Captains

Tho Common Council mot In regular wook1y
session last ovcung, President Dixon in tho
chnir.
THE CoKroRAT1oN rArEn.
AID. Cul1eston called Intention to The rcm,as-
ncrs Of tho Inter Ocsan Corporation nowapapor)
in tho matter Of publishing tho printed rrocecd-
tnRa Of tho Common Council. Tho proceedings
Of tlleir body OH tho oyoninR Of last Monday lad
just been sont In. which waa caso without prcc-
o,lept. lIe hoped tho Council .voutl tako homo
action TINT would prevent. recurrence OF the
eatna grievance.
AID. Cucy explained that tho newspaper hal
had ts l,ands tn1i during tho past week, and that
There would DO nothing to complain Of In tho
Aid. 11clay and clnrko sata tbut tho proceed-
ings could DO printed tho dhy succeeding tho
meetings II tho newspaper 70 dcsirea.
Tho subject waB thcn dropped.
Tho monthly report of Tho Comptroller for
july, already published, waB placed on flo.
THE FlrE-MAnsHAL.
Mayor Colvin sont III communication In
OF Fire-Alarshat Of the City OF Chicago.
Un motion Of Aid. CulEcrton, tho nomination
waa confirmed without dissenting voice. Also
without tho rcnaoteat nprronch to debate.
rKtSr1N0 IN GERMAN.
III regard to tho German printing matter, tho
Judiciary Committee reported that, inasthuch as
tho printing MAS now being dono BY ono German
panos, 1t would bo supcrtnoUa and cut OF plaza,
and recommended TINT tho resolution formerly
introduced be placed OIL t}lo, Which WAS agreed to,
E0M-TAII4 ClJih.
The "bob-taii'' ears matter was tho next thing
In order,
Aid. IIfldseth stated that he had boon informed
by tho otllcetH Of the Cucago City HALLWAY Cutn-
pany tint they .wero making arrangements for
the rapid removal Of tl,a one-loEao cars. They,
however. thought that They could not substitute
other rol1ing.stock WITH tho celebrity required By
tho osdnnncc, and this would ba great tncon-
sohieaco to them. llo concluded by moving tho
reconsideration Of the ordinance fixing tho timo
Of removal at Sept. !.
Ald,tScllafrner understood that the Company
had now eli route fer Chicago about acyen.oci.
tirst-ctass horso.casa Of tho requisite pattern.
llo thought Itat ,he COMPANY wero making ali
Reasonable oxortlona to comply with thU ordi-
talsGo, but ho hopod they would not bo sub
jccsoA 70 unnecessary hardship.
AID. Kyan thought thai tho reconsideration OF
tho ordinance wouhi breed confusion, a,u! llo
hoped that tho masser would not DO rccou-
stleted.
Aid. Qnirk spoke cnorgctica,iy ngainst the
motion Of AID. flilIreth. lIo had ITO great
faith in taking q back track in such matters, and
lie believed that II thu ordinance wero rocou-
stered /. would be uccoHsary to pasa another OF
tho Hntno character within nix months.
After Il few reuiazlB from other Aldermen,
AID. O'1'riou moved to lay tho motion on tho
table. Lost.
AID uiidreth's motion WINS then pnt and pro-
val0d. Tho ordinance, on motion Of tho Btno
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