, 1875-06-08
THE COUNCIL.
Aid. TIi1fIrcth Wants tho Court
House on tho West Side.
Trying an Old Dodge to Mako Litt.c
Capital.
A Resolution offered that Durllng Do
Added 10 TilleT and Egan.


Tho Finance Committee Submit tho
Estimates,
| Tho Common Council mot 10 roRntar weekly
| eosnLon last evening. President Dixon In tho
chair.
THE MOTT MIN.
Tho Mayor sont in communication correcting
tho name of tho gentleman nominated ON the
| Public Library Dourd. yica IIormann 1lascr, re-
| signed. II should havo been DR.. r. c. Ioltz,
| not Christopher lotz.
AsRIso AN lxcnEAsE.
| Tho flfemen III Charge Of tho vator.pipo ox-
tepBion and repairs hont In petition praying
for tho increase Of their salaroa from 81, $40 to
| 81, 800 a ycnr.
| Referred to tho Committee on Fire and Water.
( AnMontEs ron THE nnAvE.
! Aid. Clarke, OF tho Fifth Ward. probontea
| numerous'y eignod petition from tho oaicots Of
The First and Second negimonta Illinois State
| Guards and many prominent citizens. praying
to pay for tho asmoriss Of said iesn,snts. Tho
Knox, Frat Neg'mont; o. 1. Mann.
Clurg. commanding Second neein'ent; COL
mcut; @. Il. Hubbard Lieutenant. Colonel First
| Regiment; Potter Palmer. Gen. j. D. Wotsser,
l.. E. Goodell, " F.: Coobangl, a1aj.
| John Usc. J. D. Ward, Daniel 0'1Iarh, Mark
! Shortdau, s. II. Moore, g. Il. Neno, L. i. q.
Klokke, Thomas Lone gan, H. J. Morse 4 Co..
| Thomas Drota,, G. Il. Field, M!chael Kecley, n.
hataon 4 Co., +. II. Wiunton, Edsara McQaado
| and many others.
lloforrod to tho Committee on Finance
Mov1Na THE ctTY-uALL TO TIE WEST SIDE.
AID. Hildrcsh introduced tho following:
WHEREIN. Tho Ctr oourt-Ilousc Was tcstro5ed BY
Wusarss. rf1yate t,,Iastry has built. without de-
lay. magnificent structures II around tho block for
.waEnEAs, Thefo Wv sl agreement entered Into ty
W @ nq t tHe Hoh9 n,nt ot IT,
,,. 10 :am,r LIT @o 'osn' '1'
WMxnEAs. faers Is united opinIon urou tho part
Of the peope That tho Cour-IfoHso should 10 britt at
once inasf1llch "a tlis sans can 30 done without
taxation " selling tho eit5s unpfoducssc rca estato
anI1, :. A.. .,r.-.., ,,t,,.. H., =,
os sn ~ sio S.wnen tho etv snI II" co''ntv. +
hm,iI M thn fsort 1os,sn sonsrc therrfata bo Il
Kssoirts, That imtnaaIato stors 10 taken iowarda
separation between III, city aud county In tho joint
clalns Of the public s1aaeo and DO II further
Re*olesd Taat tn.smueh as the greates portion of
nerar H. hat n o sonth He ta M u,s ~ iii d..
mlni our nuhc hutItinua on the Mail stn tlo,cfore
boit ',''''- -''.
Rtto'red. That Tho Cotnn'itsca on Public Grounds
Ng alto tor the erection OF the o'si4 On tue West
o'ae.
In support Of Tho foregoing Aid. Hi1drcth
! msdo a ow-hot-nnd.ooid bpsech, evaen1ly III
toutad to iicKle Tho ears of lnoao who brgnthc
Tho balmy 2ophyrs Of Bridgeport when tho north
wsst wuds n~ectly blow. Ills frat objection to
the present sta was TINT it WAS too small for d
| building OF such Importance. The structure
should sta7a lar back from, tho sidewalks,
10 that. III case OF another largo tire,
It mEgnt not bo readily destroyed. 1t
was impossible, he thonght, to proceed With
tho building pf tho Cty-IIal under
existing circumstances. uo mood not 60 into
statistics to prove that the population propon-
doratcd on tho West Side. Tue DAY was ap-
proaching when tho business Of tic city would
| nisn ho hpay,cst in tt,nk spct1on TlDlo wero
ntnnty al faynrable a,tes on tho West Side that