, 1876-04-05
. v.netuAry B.tsnor.a hfrnaof upon tho top Sep. ho
Il annolnce tst tbs mcetlna was organized An1 teedy

anu0uHctN h4AN AAo l1ENNab ""s SiSN-~N | ,
''s os!1s ss vsre ,naas tor nu.sy and in ssscun,c
hat ho supposed sho rt bnaincsa bcore t'a meeting
was to AZ tho amount Of money 10 be expended, dur
h, T5s'i .as b.. :ss s sss
y
Ms. r. O. 1Arntd Iflcti up ~ voice from the Ini.
s sn1 o1 aoniemen 1nr vii oste hst ihe
meetings. wcrs not eopstons to make any spsopriA-
Iii. nums,y said that ho hsd hndcratood such to b.
tho sentiment Of many lawJt1. 1te himself had
int Il xaS rn .1sy sspE Eo ~;s psope
!. i sSsSs %Sssios' T. Il ds1s esun s's ss
sdrsaeie Gs 10 % hs noon. consdsr.nR th.s tho Town
4 1o,so~ilow much = tho debt, =, ~,
Mr. lese{ thought 4 ~ snous IT = co. nd % b. b.
equandered or stolen. ue would Afo TO know what
Nj Ms Sepa9 u Comfy
Land c9sny 4 th,s nsen w. en- Sa ID
spa eaa w. sa
only way 70 DO 10 recommend 20 tho ToMn BOARD
that the expenditures do not e.eeed ooo He offered
tho suggestion amendment.
Mn. JofN II. noUNTREE.
having been called upon, said that heEs was no qnes
9 e snse os 10
Fhe question @ had been sdJudicstd upon by every
on s Ut IT. oe load
sepotnbst msotina to audi such bils y might eaas
Rust rs then b. accepteI by the County board, who
shoald then decide bJ veto apon ne pfopst assoaa"
sn. . 10 made ss.nt ssa aa asse y y sas town ";
os to secure low taxes Yet he must say that my ap
preparation rotol Il The tneetiaa would not ony b
yo!1 bull would bo apt Involve them In difficulty.
viii reference to Recommending certain sutu to Tho
Town board, hs thought that such action would bo
advisable, as It might influence Tho officials In making
fhc1t nsgca&,ucntt MOTT fk1l.
lii. Gregory stated thar he had c1atnincd tho st.-
utes On Tho subject and wM oonadsnt that woald b.
thereof he would oHex the following;
Tint IN Tho P0 o. tS ssft1s e 70
ie ssoes1slned and s.pended 81 ~ Town Of n95th
esse f. O. e1eesa 1s ss Supervisor and 0'hsE
The resolution WA unaninoualy adopted, and Tho
Clerk then proceeded to rea thc rcpo;3 2, hG sapes
for tho year 1sib which weae published in full In TIM
Ta1Bus. oi List wednesl.y; Ths Item sho'xins Tue
Mi Mr. narsoy said th.t il 1as much larger than he
had supposed. md 10 .housht + oqs6t to 10 rs'd,
A yolee-laa that amounted soooo been audited b1
| Tho Ciesk-l couldn't saJ.
TOWNSHIP ORGANIZATION.
Mr. Gregory offered tho following which Hss
Tfsorc That 1t is tho deliberate opinion Q, tho elect
ahp organization within The corporate limits q The City
Of Chicago Unnecessary 1nd expensive addition to
Ill FOOD cizsns shou}d uso clr efforts fot ita abol!
tio ut tho mkt November election. at which time
vh Fl ~. s0ns 20. :ns VT OF "
Mr.. la1ued said that tho report Just road shoWed
s9qn1 q tn9ney hsa IT, e
sir. J.. q. Ilazkcr moved that committee Of three
te spppted to look the figures IN the report and
ASCERTAIN whether The ACCOUNTS were correct. the
| motion was carried, nnd tho Moderator sppolntsd
tsse, mit iastruetions to report ho reaut of thor
i4bors through the medium Of tho daiJ rsIeIs.
| vera again opened.
Buch excitement NJ thcro prevailed st ths ysrtoa,
po!la the North side Jessrday VA nerer witnessed
history OF the town tho respectable cltzena md ta1
payers turned out in full folco and competed wA II
btimmcrn TOT tho supremacy From tho time thn poul
opened until their close A. night they wero anrroIn
Cd ly tm,nense and excited crowds Tnero weso thsce
ocsate, and sbo citizcne and Tai-raYers. Deside'
tero wcro my number oi Irregular tickets espeeiall,
II o g. s
lector. This gentleman, % well as hs in.laW
seryt Charles lteh. worked hard al tina vatlou' po
Tbs vottnRp place at 1o5 North Clark street. IN III
Eighteenth Ward; was opened At psSs.sly ociosk
and attempted to orgkntzs the poll 1le was, howoyot
permitted 70 DO By tho ! eseps ep prsssn It'll
m found that liz rel had beon orgauisol whou: blu
Stanton hsd therefore, sniplosino ali to electIoAoc
for himself, being candidate for reelection OIL III
An organization MAS effected without much difficult
At n1l tho other pong.pscos On tho North slao excsf
u At thn nolling-Elaca Of
IS THE r1FTEENT1I WARD.
: corner Of Larrabce street and Webster avenue Iss
oas which o VII r ptSSs'y y.Es 5s'a sbio,n IN haea
II nt s.,ss so1a ea R:u nSss
Il II: and organized lis poll Win ~ John Wagner,
II before O'Clock, 80 It is clalmed, Mossts. aepai
Adams, chaptnin, noebe, and ether citizens Of u
III voting IN fuil baa and about 100 ballots IN Il
lien sna hey p4srea s To othss i,
n ssa.sS n a. ~ssS ssa s ss
- 1nen rocsiscl about sn equal nunnbcr Of vott
i; and both c,al1nsd TO DO eocted. There WA co
soos tho REGULAR i,alios.bos. and, viii ths judge
iected previously. began to TAXA in votsa .gatn. n
e!oe.ea III. Adams for Moderator by ialr nsjoat
Thsy therefore wrnt 10 work and constructed onllc
taeis Ut eas own ~ Oh u ho snns window. Sh H. kds,
nj IN Moderator. Tho Wagner party called upon !
nse h sse9nn ay a. from !, tS ~.
All disturbance. Voting going bFssiy At both
~ Windows iii Day, ~ Wagner s!ae having # oeo
H. 100 aud 5Uo great nIsny voted al both the polls.
al COLLECTING TIE nOIEs.
Soon after tie polls Hefo closed Ut the central Y
nd iuRpaco the balot-bo1cs from, the other 1ut1lt
H. brought in. and the Judges q election prepas
70 hs ss % a. s e ss ano
80 tho Fifteenth Ward should be sscspte1. As u ~
,el elsewhere in TIE Tn1nusE' there Ters two soss
hat ward; and each Of tho interested sets OF JUDI
,ry wrro Anslous to h.ro theie own boxes aecept
thpro was 4 lively ssrbA contest Netw.
shs parties. Tho chief orators were Jo
10 wagner on ons sde aud George Adams on
n, other, and for two Lours they vsg herco bastle
=. worls. There also quarrel between Huperyl
O. 1)aynaa sId Moderator Fuller ~ TO which had
Or | r4Rltful authority to prcs1c. The room where
-. votea wcro to to counted presented sceno Of ~
'as confusion. It was finally decided that Alr. Flu
ut- Yiuulu conduct the procceltngs.
rod Tue only persons allowed III tho room were
Judges au etcrks oE tho election for tho dINcrGut
CO, tticts aud thc esndilatca for election.
[ai FIFTEENTH WARD.
,tc b1r. r. N. Chapman III tho matter OF tho fttec
s1o Ward difficulty, presented Ihe oNtnx atldastt
no. BtAts of Illinois, Cook County, Town Of North Ch!cs
April I. 1910.