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first. md then that he haii nothing to say nhn'tt
Il, It ia quite likely, however, hat someotEiy-
X not Mt. Latin, then somebody as edsc-%.. a. mn-
I'll himself couple Of year. ago ~ iayot Q! t3e
snto of tho blocks between Randolph and Maat-
son streets to tho railroad companies, Ana u no
IL still Of tho same mind there bccnis no lcaso,'
why he should tntcrtc.r to prevent the tempo. is
rary lease 10 tue Ball Climb, especially whcn Inc
rniiroal companies do not object 10 It. -
TuE 0nouxns uroN WHICH An 1N1uNcr1oS
M1al1r RE PnArEp
for arc prot,ably tvofold: orc. that u would
wnrk an injury to property owned by the nc-
tlt,oncr; and tho other, that this was an at-
tempt on the Dart Of tho Council to make an
unlawful r.sc Of public property: Ihns nus III; ~;
Club Of that portion vi the Lake Front bctwcc'i
Washington mud Madison streets would hare
tendency to damage the renting Of selling Value
ot y; ios1t,y IN # thG chEo asxc that the
sons % 10 mako at, unlawful use Of
certain public parks, whtci, 1,,,.,, VERY aaS
g,eas IT,, r. wS ns 4 Te opon "a. a ss
pressed yesterday By unc good lawyer that lle
could, II lie owned property near tue corner 70 o!
Michigan avell,,u anti Mooroe street, cn1oin TUG
uso ui tho Exposition Building NJ store, and
prevent any nm from u.'ne 7 ier ti'at p.rpose,
certainly Until the court had finally nas;ed on
tic uucstton,-thcre won1d he no difficulty In
getting preliminary Injunction a..
The grounl which hns Iesn : ea:ea tes ,9, ao 'aS M
Washington street, md g therefore substantial.
ty in fractional section No. 10 tho south ltne of
which IL Madison street. When tho Illinois
Central Railroad and the City Of Chicago wero
enjoncd da IN sa. lss 'so a. sa*ns nm ass ts as
ts1n aI,kc.Fsont aua Sili,'' Tic blocks between
Randolph, an.l Madison streets wcn the oncs
specially considered BY Judge Drumrnond. lio
o that sine S ag ns. inc hesso pssS
enioncd the city from taking anv aetion on It.
part In the promises. lie held tnat the United
States remained tho owner Of this fatld. subject
to thy uso conferred upon ths publ: by re i,
State nor tic city had right 10 divert THIS laau
from tic spccaf dedication thus affixed to II
except BY the exercise of tho right Of eminent
domain, which must bo not BY an application 70
courts. In conformity with Inv, and where tie
rights OF the parties tan Ie adjudicated.
On tue plat Of Fort Dearborn RESERVATION
these blocks were marked, " Public ground.
forever to r0snatn '..
VACANT or BUILDINGS"
Willie all 4hc papers In thls caso were burned up
in the Orc Of lsti, presumably tho Injunction,
even il not formally restored, fc!nains In force.
which tic Club proposc erecting, anil tho scats
under Under the ltead of buildings. That Is q tnInn
for the <llct!onafy-tnakcrs and Judges to decide
similar transient purposc !tloutany objection
being made to Il. Clrcl1scs hare put up t1ici,
tents md booths, haye fingered for week, a,lt
| departed. The city hns derived considerable
revcne, OIL md on, i.om tese traastenss, sns
abutttng property nor person wl'o TOOK ~ H.
tercst iu tile preservation Of public parks. !!
ID possible, therefore, TINT this prcceden: wonlt
be allowed to have some weight, and tttat N.
| huse-l,,ti ttt, WIS NJ transient and tcppQrar1