, 1876-06-04
omy In that department be referred to special
committee Of two from each division OF the city.

The Committee On Streets and Alleys for the
South Division held meeting yeste1uay mtGt ~
moon. and spent good deal Of time discussing ;ne
ordinance granting \ franchise to . corporation
known as the Chicago Englcwood h9tse @ ,1n! ha1l-
way Company. Mr. Vaughan, ono q tne lneol' eIa
porators vas present and argued Eth IN hne a}1a,
mittee. No action was taken, thongh me MaltG1
was favorably looked upon. Another mestnE , "! ~
be held next week, before which, advice Will Be
taken, and the matter submitted 20 tne Ia" oe'
The Board Of Public Works opened bids Jester.
day for the construction Of the superstTneIare9 81
the viaduct over the railway tracks on AilWauKee
avenue. The lowest bidder was Thomas Leighton
Bridge Company followed M closely at s73 ao4. and
their bid WAS much the lowest for certain paris o.
the work, so that the contract may be divided oc
the matter viii be presented to the railway COM
pany who are to bear most Of the expense.
The Judiciary Committee held meeting yester-
day afternoon In the office Of AID. Ihompson
Room go Reaper Block, to consider the propfle.y ,
resented BY A. Moore which now insures pollesz
to issue, ut cost of So each certificates which w,it
relieve the party insursd IRON Ro,1er Y1I. 1n
spectos. The insurance eompuny claims that the
Sc paid to the city each certificate would De 2
source Of revenue, and that money anu Ln'e % won1d
be saved to the boi1er-owners who are now onifed
to pay SIS for each inspection made by the City n
spcctor. While the Committee was considering me
subject. Mr: Cunningham, boiler e1pef! OF 'nis ~
- q
said that the hydIostatic pressure methoo useu py
the City Inspector injurious and unsatisiactory
and that The insurance companys etnou ctn
deferred to hear the other side. The CoMmltlee
then considered subject Of too much importance
to give to the public In regard to INC power 10
question arose on the Councils authority IN inc
matter, as the duties Of the boiler-inspector was
fixed by ordinance.
nRIDEwELL PRISONERS.
md of hia nnyiEEfH hare us
covered that the prisoners now in the Bridewell
working out their fines at 50 cents day should DC
relcascd for the act prGyaes esc
to provide, BY ordinance, that every person SO
committed shall be required to work for tle COT,
poration at such labor as bis or her stfenstn VII
permit, within and without such prison, Work
house, house Of correction, or other places pro.
vidcd for the incarceration OF such offenders not
exceeding ten hours each working gay, naa iGf
exclusive Of his or her board. 81 Tor each day
work on account ef such dnc and cost.
Following the instructions ana L as ne he saye - oe
known number of suits for damages, Mayor
Hyne has been s5denng ot sSe
Snss sassd tue aad adh more or w pobppb oow this
number about four-hfths have been released since
June L None of themhayc been Pardoned s.n;f a tae
stpardoned Tor words to that efIect) on the e7-
ecntion which Isl held by the Comptroller. In
these cases the has 10 ve
to snpt. FELTON,: Nj: Hayes says that be has kept
official record Of the E9rdons and shall not en-,
ter deeaed e@ d the shoad M Ss
clared the Mayor, we'll" and Mr. Hayes stopped
and smiled audibly. lie meant to convey the ldea
that Thomas Hone BE- 1 The Mny9 be nys
son conld do as be saw fit
GOOD NEWS FROM THE EAST.
Any news that points to better turn IN IN financial
- tuSfo ali f9Hf h1y
all day at tho receipt Of letter, from
AID. Pearson prominent member Of thn Flnnnse
the bankers and capitalists. He wrote hat be had
seen nearly all holders Of certificates IN that cty,
and they had agreed not to protest. lie stated that
ested est in chicsgo finances and intended to stick to
the city, and when the time came. to lend any
amount Of money that might be needed to bridge
over the difficulty. The Alderman will proceed to
Boston in few days and will use his powers Of
persuasion and state the true condition md prospects
Of the city to the bankers of that place Mr. Pear-
sons efforts are warmly applauded oy his fello~
Mayor Uoync also received an encouraging letter
from Mr.. George s. coe, President Of the Ameri-
Coe expressed his confidence in tue policy and
capability Of the present and volnn
teercd his aid to give such aid as he might pc abis
to supply As before stated, the Mayor pleased,
and thinks that there viii be difficulty in get
ting holders of certificates to have them changed so
az to agree with the resolution of the Council.
COLLECTING GARBAGE.
HEALTH Opr,cE, CHICAGO, June 3.-On and after
Monday next, the 9TH inst, garbage will be re-
moved in the night, commencing at p. m., in the
following districts:
In the North Division, Ill south Of Division
street.
In The South Division, ali north Of Twenty
second street.
In the West Division; all north Of Twelfth street
to Kinzic street. and west to Ashland avenue; also
all north Of Kinzic street to Chicago avenue, and
west to Morgan street.
II. HooKE Health Officer.