, 1876-03-28
HcssrS. J. D. Briggs and 4. G. lhroap for
Aldermen IN tho Eleventh Ward.
Aid. Stout and Mahr under Discus
sion by Their Constituents.
Town Politics in Lake View, Lalto, and
hyde Park.
Judge Tipton & Candidate for Congress
in tho Bloomington Dietrict.
THE NORTH TOWN.

4t.o 1Ao'"o"si'' ~oo' "t "'H
North Chicago WAS held yesterday afternoon ut
lcnnf,fiean Itendo,,artors on tho corner of
frsrb o,a r.so et.cp,a
nI.' s",, ,,...,''. .sf,s ,,.
Ca!s. M"8p''S ea''e4 .oo a'oe'1'S ~ o.ae8, mua
]. e. Barrier vas elected Chats'nnn. Mr. WILL
ian1 n. Burlington Was cheaon Secretary.
A motion vas ,nado ia anno,nt A ,nramit.oe m
t.roao,,,,,. r,,,,,.,i,,ct ~ ~. f, ooo, ~ ,,o
1'euoee' .ono''.,,'s -, oi 'l1o t,on' o@'i1 " sno
"a'us. except tho Eighteenth, tucrc heipE t"o
eets Of delDHatoB from that wastl
HEcHrn nouacEp.
,yr 4 u pon,, .h,oc,.d :, ,-,,,o,,r ~,
,cn,,,.r :,a1ocatos s,nn;,,o, r., ,so na",3,,oar
tcbulat a8ceatee hppo4'teu ny Tao AopuoleaA
Club OF tho Eighteenth Ward, ns thoy had as
mich right to participate il the proceedings ae
tho othor dolci,atee.
MeaAta Dccker, Hamilton, and others, repra-
ecntiog tho other dologahon from tho
Glib were not fatrly olcetod.
h1r. II. ]. Willing aud Atr Ionts' I1uck spoke
at lDngth upon tue question. Tho litter kaid
that eho Fentlelnon prosett FROM tho WnEd Clui,
rcpresontod tao respectable, tnx-paying clonlont
u tho ward, and were properly elected. THO
other faction, le said, had simply elected thon1-
selves CUT OF spite, because tboy had not boo,,
placed In tho regular delegation.
Some further discussion followed. onliveued
u aoveral la'sssageB-atastus bctsrcea tho eon.
tcatauts The Chair decided to hp1,oint tho Coin
ntttoo On Credentials, placing two from tho
Eightoonth Mafd ou tho Committee. lhoy Wero
as tol!oWh u. 4. Scrlbnor, ]. i. i(ullou 4. bf.
fonce, q. u. Verbeck, Ffod Deckor.
After plotracted absence, during which tho
toozq presented q acano OF confusion, tho Cotn-
nllt!ee reported admitting tua regular Eight
eoutl sfard delegation. The InpoEt was Adopt
od, aud tue sa,ne con11itteo Was empowered to
rapport o!i permanoI't organization mud raaolu-
tlunB' Tho TEMPORARY organization MAS nalo
permancnk. II Was decided that tho vote for
cana!aatos DO takcn visa voeo. and that tho ilsBt
Soso gu each Candidate be informal.
AHsF-saon.
MeBHrs. Charles llausnor and IIanryT. Thomr,-
sou were liuininathd for Assessor, and tho Byst
ballot roanstcl as foilaws Thompson, 2s !;
HnusneF, =.
Iao nomination was .nhdo unanimous.
coILKcTpH.
ChFsstlnu Tompel, 0oosKc Oertel, and Joseph
!1nAh "ofo nominated soF Collector, mud the first
ualio't tcsuitcd VI Io!loHa lelnplo, II OerC0l,
u Hulnl, 4
Tho formal ballot WINS then tateu, resulting ae
follnws romnc] in. .,c-t1i II Aeo"''"e 10
ron ~ .,,rrnv,snn ~
.u. s1n noi+'pisoA ~-
Mos1 Hola1uateu Asos9Is' =. al. lsSab, b. DIN,
Tha formal ballot resulted az fpltove nyau.
20; Oliu, 10, .''1'
Charles q. Lfndsren was nominated by ncc,n-
,nntjn,, fnr Tov,, f:inyk - "e~''
srnn f,h,,ro,,n 800 s,,,,,o-,-os ), ..,..
cnmunrn inw., fomm;tten co,,aias;,1 " ,h~.a
from s.,,I, ~ VI "'''''s'os' "a sAAoo
n,.y :, cn-7,.,v
be,nr cal1od for u.i.I.cssod thn 1;onvs,tt,,, r..
sn,d f1,at hn iod Innn yaev ,n,,os ,n,.-.., T..
thn Conycnton hccsnso Ia s.as i,,aro,to., ~ y,
oyorythiuu tbat toncl.esI ti,o wclfnra 'u NJ tha m
t.,,,rs ~ ,..,f fH.....S tT, ~ sao