, 1876-07-25

control u Tho governing body a1l can be. and tia
E1sds many matters. without. any powers u ali.
Ths qaestion i one not alone involving the law o
IT, bqt the delegation Of Poxsfs !ntra,tet
fully understood Involves liz risht to exercise coy
crnniental powess., and belongs to that class q
erclgnty, Tut ~ ibis does not al the present tint
enter apoa. but Distinctly inimats to you % that iii
Council, so a. to deprive 8nplhcr aud suceeediaf
conncll from dealing with the subject.
] ... THE ORDINANCE.
Aid. Cu1leston moved that tho vote By which
the ordinance was passed be fcconsdcred.
Agreed to.
Aid. Culcston moved TINT the ordinance be
passed.
AID. McCrca-Can It not be zciorred 10 The
Gus Committed
AID Cul!crton-It cannot, under the charter.
| AID. McCsea-1 wish 1t 10 70 there.
The Chafsman-Ths Council has the right Ia
pass tho ordinance oTer tho veto II it desires.
| Aid. sonfncr asked II motion to lay AID.
| Cullcrton's motion on tho table wbuld b. In or
| der
| The Chairman said It would not.
Aid. McCrca-1 move that the ordinance bo
reeontn!tted to the Committee on Gas.
J.. Iae c',ais-That Is proper motion. 4 there
AID. Gilbert quoted precedent.
=, Aid McAulcy sail It. did not seem to him that
the vote to pass Should follow thc one IT, recon-
stdcr. The nlattcr WIS before tue Council to bo
1lsposcdol by It as 1t saw tit.
AID. Cullcrton rennEkcd that By Ills motion
| Lc simply desired to comply with the charter.
from Wnic he quoted to show tliat l.c was right
:, Ad; slcCrca thought that. utter reconsidera.
not necessarily follow that action must bc taken,
| upon It.
Aid. Cullcrton safd the Council Ind to take
action upon It. even though 1t vent to tho Com
/ 11ittec. The Mayor had vetoed tho ordinance,
AID. Somncr could not see, under tho char
ter. that the Council was obliged to yotc it up
Or down.. Thcy cou'd refer IL to tho Commit
TUG, ana llc moved to do so.
Several Aldermen seconded the motion
The Chairman thought that motion wns ner-
test!y Proper The charter provision was nut
obligatory.
could be taken br the Committee IN a vetott
ordinance. 1t WAS tho duty Of the Council to
yoto on his motion.
A',l Az ,p.gg., AZ Ehtle q tayor Of resona,t.t!ag,
Of the passage Of tho ordinance
AID. Swecnry could not find nuYthtnE In tho
charter which compelled such vote.
AID. Nhtte was Of opinion that The ordi-
l.A@ie0 tSA1A LIZ AaAt0QuA N4A DEouruk DE{QFl klG
Council ngain.
Aid. MyCrea said Ills object In desiring re-
ccommlttal was to relieve the Committee f1um
tho embarrassment attending 4 VETO. Tic be-
llsyed Il tho nastSr wens back It would be re-
Aid. Throop hoped 4 vote on tho passage
,1,t., wG4a Be saken aud tho 0rtnnueo then recon-
Tie Chairman saId he had not heard second
TO Aid. Cul1erton's motion.
No onU seconded It.
The motion to reconlmst tho ordinance was
agreed to.
TIE GAS INSPECTOR.
The following recommendation from the Gas
Inspector was referred to the Committee on
70 ths Aayor and aldermen offhs Guy Of caicaqo:
Tour honorabe loay having under confederation
ite stteetways. deem i my duty to submit so,ne
faets which viii nsslst you In thu selection of
VIII pofion Sy IL s%spaf .se ts ope;,.
tatn pressure i determincd; and as the sizs Of ill.,
as to contuntc certain given amount VI gus per
hoss ltt,s. nnde. gisse pIsssass. Thu amount q
sas ] desnd. on RI pe as aua /.
"a "a ! !" as 'a' opss:E ss' 81:
70 =. @ poas saon rhs s'sss pefoa S's9 e
tho burner u commonly called tip, and tnouRh ap.
rsa dopsnds whssr Ea Il @asts o. usefas
consuuied. A. tl.c1o Is almost m enllesa yaiety
Of Tips In tho market, have unlcavorcd to arrive
HON clcumsanee@s, 81 @ an VIII refcreneet to te eas
now FURNISHED to Tho city. The expeEln,enta which
msae 70, IT,, nrnose nd ~sea n tesmselyes
serles of researches on the economical ase OF ea1
generally; They are 20. fully completed, and win
tractcd from them tab!u 10 demonstrate the fol.
ss;s !. ssspss s 2, 20 gfs ssat
selection of proper burnrr.tip, therefore. ia Of
!Seeo.a-Tbat to- IN : medium consumption, from
to cubic feat per hour. The Lava AtEand "a TIC
bs BY. o Sxs; s.a tho
Ihlrd-1hst tor streHt.amps and other places
wherc hrgand barncss ara out o. qaestioa. the
lava'tip, sxeayated hesd* IL tho moat profitable to
FoursA-rhat metallic slpa OF any Kind, partlea.
III, .as a.at:l ss, Sss to bs .eana0nsa' .' they
caSc fcs' I'D l is.s. al baraafs Do eoa.ams e..
mtted, Jens Il. SsEnEl, City dss'Inspcctor.
TIN coNsuMHl1s' COMPANY.
communication WIS received f1on j.
Macarthur aul othcFs asking the Council To take
su,ncr.' ] Gas.Lisht ind Coke Company. It wa
AID sommcr moved that thu Committee ba
instructed to report At the next regular meet
luz. AHIttu tus
WOODEN FO8I8.
Aid. Sheridan presented . preamble and reso-
luttou authorizing ths peopleon Archer avenue,
FROM iialstrd strGrt to tue South Branch, to put
gp wooden 1anp-posts, an1 uss oil, tte Gas
dlEertcd to do % by thu Council. deferred 10
tic Committee Oh 0a1.
DELINQUENT TAKES.
RHFORF or THE 1LNAACH COMMITTEE.
The Finance Committee submitted the follow.
Ing, which waa laid over:
Your Committee. to whom was referred tho raao.
uti0n offered by ALI StuwArt 1t the adjourned
meeting Of the City Council, held on tho 18th d3y
oE July, lS7u, respectfully submit tho following
FePort
Fs4olEtd That tbe Finance Committee be, aud gra |
helsy tcGcalrd 10 consider aud report to tha bSxt
regular meeting te proper oaa Of procedure ter LIS
rolecton OF tlis drIInQaent Iax ot i575 sud 1871.
Thu e!ty texcs tor these years wore lssIed. and
lIill 300. Tho Supreme Court Of The State having
1s U shS Sss ss'' w. Of Copper CO. fssp'' r.
that said Bill 800 IL unconatI.utons|, your
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