, 1875-08-10
The Aldermen Decide 10 Tnke Hand In
tho Selection Of the Stone.
Tilloy Is Again Chosen to Be- Architect.
Passage of Tho Ordinance 10 Collect Taxes
Under tho General Revenue Law.
Indiana Street Gets It's Railway
Truck.

rect Tho error.
Aid. Casa said tha. the rosding Of the minutes
had hitherto been d'spenadd With. which he con-
eidsred improper. lilo hoped they would not be
approved without being read. Therefore, ho
moved that tho minutes DO passed. over for QUO
week.
Aid. Cu1Icrtou aniss thst he had mover known q
caro 10 tic Council bcfore where the minutes
wcro objected to- or w1lero their reading WAS do
maneicd lie moved TINT tile mlnntos of tho
previous meeting be approved.
Tho President said that tho Alderman had a
right 10 call for the reading. nc1ativo 10 the
postponcmeat, tIsoro was TO standing rulo upon
lilo Bubicct, ntld, therefore,, tho Council should
decide.
AID. Woodu,an Hafd that = very important or
dinauca Ind to DO passed. by 10 clock that even-
Ing. Would that ordinance DO illegal II tho
minutes OF Tho meeting weso no. approvcds
AID. CaHa raid ho held bis original views* but,
in view Of hat lad boon said bv Aid Woodmnn,
ho wltl,drow h!B motion for the present.
Tie minutes wors thrn according to tho
motion OF AID Cullcrton. approved without be-
ing read
ERIE BTnEEr BRIDGE.
Tho Law Department, by order Of tho Com.
nttee OH Harbor aud Bridges, acb11ittcd au
ordinance for tho pnreliaee Of q small plece Of
inud near Erfe stteet btidpo. which was necoa-
Bary for brlR1 accommodations.
Laid oyor for Publication.
THE CAH INSPECTOR.
John Il. H,ebo1, Gas inspector, reported,
showing TINT during tho paat quarter tho ganEe-
| meters On the tcet-ia,npB had boon testea. Ihe
burners had also bcon tcstod aud adjusted 30 hs
to cunHuu1o feet Of gas per hour Under pros.
| enro Of iEcics Of water. The etl eet.b burners
III tho West Div,hlon had Ieeu tested. and aver
aged a consumption OF 5.56 feot per hour; aud
| T1nfhr nj fntftnt6 in thu North Aur1 Hf,uf II,
Divisions, testeh under tho ea1no conditions.
showed un average consumption OF 5.4l feet:
Tic 1a,n}'H werp III = satisfactory condition. and
had beon butter attended to than heretofore.
F1Rccd on file.
TIE CITy-nALL.
Tho repeating ordinance tolntiyo 10 the now
Cikv-Ilall. repeating nll previous legislation on
TINT subiect W an 10 allow tho city 10 concur In
eicct'ng architect, etc., as already Published
III TnE Ta.DuSE, came up aud MAS paHaed.
Tho report Ut the Building Conmtttao, accom-
panied by tho ordinance heretofore published,
Aid. Cullcrton said tt,at hc desired to offer tho
following amendment Rs he wfaled tho city to
haya sonleth,ng to say In reference to tho stone
to be used:
And 10 1t iurthor cnaced that tho soue to 10 used
In building tho citya portion Of The Court House
and cty.1Ial bo hereafter determined BY tho City
Council.
Aid. schafrncr sal the Committee did hot con-
slider what kind Of stone should be usod. It be-
ing III tho poaer Of tho Council after taking ac-
ttoD In The premises to determine that matter.
Aid. Coey Bad that ho had substitute to
offer, which dIffesod from tho former rupesling
ord!uanoe only III tho last ecctfon. He moved
that tho previous vote, adopting the repeating
ordinance. be rccons!dered, which prevailed.
The substitute WAS thon lead and paBeed.
The added section ia aB follows:
FEC. 0. Nothing in tho ordinance contained
sla,l be cousruod In any uner aifet Or IL
any Tse rtsstnd. impatr, or annut any contract Of
otlsr agreement now aubslstiug between the City oi
where said building i to be erected Or other tA!nB
pestsinng to tho erection y, ana eonstraetion Of 'a
AID. Fitzgerald thought the question Of tho
stono ought to bo LIFT to tho Board Of Public
Works. They might as well tako tho manage.
nont Of tho plasteElug, carpoaterug, and o!hsr
details.
thu Council had nay in sucti mattotB, as they
would then lo IN better position to place iho
responsibility II anything wont wrong. Eolslsl,-
standing. tbe ,nsinuatsonn Of tho preceding
Hpoahor. he thought tho amendment mas proper,
aud should be adopted.
AID Fitzgerald dlsclalmsd any Intention Of
casting reflections. but ho had right 10 objoct
10 the motion.
| amendment, which prevailed by 4 small major,-
ty, Several Aldermen des!scd to change their
votes.
Aid. Qnisk said that lie changed hin vote bc.
eauao ho Ess aos'toua thst tho Council should
stoue, but he also desired TINT the Uoard OF
lubllo Works should be included.
AID: Woodmnn sad he supposed that tho
Board Of Public Works wess iuoudoa
Public 1,uild'ngn hold that, according
to tho repeating ordinance. they wcro not. liz
waa not prepared to Hay who WIS right or othor-
Hihe.
The amendment was doolarod cnrriod. md the
ordinance recommended by the Building Com
mlltea US amended. was adopted by tho follow
lug vote:
Yta*-Fo'ey, Warren. oosJ. sp.ldins, ston. Of tho
'so; sa'' nts fs aaadts.sn lsS sa'y tey.. sa
sha.ss ssny ssssnos s.' josas oes.
corau, MI. psosident+a7.
~fay4-tlstgarald Waterman, Case.
ELEr1IN1 AN ARCHITECT,
AID. 1Ilireth moved that the Council proceed
to the election Of sn arol,isect Tor tho oiys por-
tion of thu building.
The motlon prevailed.
Aid. IiiIdtoth no,nnAtod Thomas Tilley for
Aid. Hclannsr put In nomination ". ", Doy-
Aid. Mahr submitted the name Of Otto fatz.
Aid. spatd!ng uomiussed Mr. DurlinR, and
AID. Laugacher Theodore Ka1ls.
Aid. Qnirk. 1cngaches, and Warren xero
lows:
Number Of yotes as
rI!lsy.. ...................... .lB
M.n. .s..*'s..t
1ufhnS.''+ .'...''..'".'..''.'+''.'. ..."....'.
ME. Tilley Waa declared elected.
tue MILK ORDINANCE
WAS then taken up sb ] PASSED. Il proyfdea that
no doalera aha1l bring mtIk.uans into tbs city
unlsss thcy have boen psopetly scaled BY the
seaer Of weE9hts Aid measures, nor shall use
NHit1tH AMI titRk if}ai