, 1876-02-22
An Adverse Report on the Proposition
to Sell tho Lake.Front.
Change In the Fire Departments.
No More Nuisances Wanted.
Resolutions Concerning an Election for
Mayor...Tho City Printing.
Marshall aoodell's Report-Wby He Wants
to Increase the Force.

concerning city certificates was road. It will be
found In another column.
AID. Wooluan moYod thnt tho communication
DO published In TIE TnipusEehud Times.
Aid Fitzgerald said that II anybody wantod
tho matter thoy could hunt around aud find IN
lnttr. Uttan
Aid. R,clardeon moved that tho matter bo
loft ovor for 4 week. IIo would, he said. be
very much astonssbcd 1t tho papors did not pub
lish and commont on Tho mattor before wock
II they did mol. he would vote to have tho mat
ter printed as m advertisement.
AID. Waterman wantcl to know II the moyor
thought tliat the Council could hire TIE Tntn-
uxE not to publish the matter.
aid. Woodman withdrew hiB motion, and tho
letter MAS laid oVor and ordered published.
GAS.
AID. Richardson presented petition from tho
rrsldoots Of tho First Ward IN faTor Of the Con-
suncrs' daa Company. Which wan sofusod d
franchise some tino ago. Several otbor Alder
men presented similar petitions from their re-
apocllTo wards. Referred to the joint Commits
tee On Streets and Aleys fsom each OF tho threo
diYls'ona Of tho city.
srEuiAt ELECTION Fon MAYOR
Aid. r. d. Stone presented resolution passed
By tho Fifth Ward Republican Club regardirg
tho election Of a Mayor. which has already boon
published In those columns.
AID. Foley called for tho reference Of the
resolutions and petition 10 tho UotnmIttoo on
Streets and Alleys OF tho three divisions:
-. AID. Retdy wantod tho matter printed In THE
TRIBUNE and Tunes.
Ileforopca to tho Committee on Judiciary vae
called, voted on, aud catriod by a to 9.
AID. Sweeney presented the resolutions to tho
Pamo effect adopted By ncetlnG Of the cittzens
Of the EgLteouth Ward. 40 horoso!ofe published
III vvatn-n,"n ,,,rea H.. .dantton or TIN TIL.
1ow'nc s .esn,mtion vhic,, ~ WA rafcrrad n tho
Comn5.ttse On judiciary :;
Ls'oirtd, Tia. special election to all the vacancy
u r. oes ot s ayGr o. ths oY q h
Tuesday April 49, 1876 at the SANG time and IN con:
,n XIV se s o s sy and at H. nas
rni njcrtton the iuduna anI ciel6 iheroof lin nos
Of conducting, and ocr details Of aaii nlectio 10
The hru or shall be reosdc for by Law, or in
tue ordinance hereafter TO to pasacd making such pra
Vlaloa Tor said general election.
AID. Stout presented RESOLUTION providing for
asewer on North Hhlssed etrens, from Wl'io
street % Ful!eston ayenue: NefcEted to the
Conlmlttea On Streets and Alloys, North Division.
AID Stout presented resolution f,rovluing TOT
tho coslng or oil tho city olhces Fob. "a, Wash-
inEton6 blfthdhJ. Casllea.
NO MonE HuisAxcEa WANTED.
AID. csl!erton introduced tho following, which
ras unanimously pasbod:
WHEREAS, 1t has 10 tho know1edge Of SONS Of
tho c'ilcns 10 ne southwestern portion Of tue city
&c s s0G S 9pen oGs +. os0 ~
stS -. III. i a A." IL
Nv rho II, s. oro1ttv nor. .e,,n,t
The otenpg and running OF tho additional porfpery
establishments in their midst; there!oro, b IT
itdo RI ihat rug Board ol !ioa!sh be ana t1ey hfo
~ y. ~ 3 t t,te y h " % ba
,r.t nht,;nifH ncr,nsa,nn frnm H. f,;v ronrc
@4N' rrrs ,n,~~,wo
All Wilt, ,raaanial IS tho ,o,,orJnv -4so-
'u!Ion;
WAEaEAs1 mere can 70 oVst $9ovoo eaved from tae
thsrcfnrn XII 'oe A"' e'' ps'AAaS y u'' '@'' s'''
G;Tdered. That tho Committee On print,uu bo. and
they nre hereby re1uast Ell to adyestiss for lids for
iii printer, I'D report tho Sds received by said Com.
1ntco to this Council ss their earaest eonvenionee
Itoterrcd to the Committee Oh Printing.
the AUTHORIZATIONS BILL.
Aid. Fitzgerald moved the Appropriation bill
ha rofotEod to tha Fiuanco Committee, and 70.
marked TINT tle had voted to have 1t come Into
| tho Council iu the manner in which it had, but
now hs thought 1t q hundez. for tho reason that
lboro wero no ltomized accounts. uo wanted it
| rofcr1od to tho Finance Committee. with tn
structions to bring It In in more complete cou-
| dltiou.
AID. nlchardson objected to tho rcferoncc On
account Of tho delay which he said would ensue
from 1t. It would not, ho sad. bo possible to
| got through with tho Pill n tho way proposed
before the end OF the Connclls term 81 Office.
| Aid 1ludreth said that It would take three or
four wecas for tho Committee to got through
the blu, aud thon their WORK would be unheeded
by tho Counoil. :.
| :. AID. Waterman said shat tho bill WA VOL
itomizea ~ printed and the une1pendcd bal
ancos were to he found in tho Conlptrollet's Ee-
port.
| AID. Fitzgerald Withdrew h1s motion.
| THE srEc1At ORDER
for the erenng WAS tbun taken up. It was thu
| ordinance giving Van Htconbalg permission to
build tloat!ng dock ana connect II With tho
shore near lilo foot of Randolph alrcdt.
| AID. CLARK, OF tho Fifth Ward, eald that the
subject mas ono OF Ereat Importance to tAe city.
It waa tho duty OF Tho Council 70 asscrt the
city's claim to the Laao-F Trout, sud no time Sas
boiter lllan tho present,
AID Waterman. aakoh how It Would be it tho
Illinois Central Company should happeu not tu
interfere With Van htoenborG.
AID. Clark said that 1t tho dock VAa built
that soselod tue matter forever and the city had
then the perfect right to build others.
Aid. Henth ashed how It would be II tho Com
panY should onloln tho dock-oWpets, md they
ahould oil down quietly under Il.
Aid. ulldroth inquired u tho franchise nas
givon to tho gentlemen. and after IT. expiration
i -. fhnir r7tttfN IN Tf.tjx