, 1879-08-19
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Au ordinance was Introduced md referred III
reference to tho watcr-rent systcm, providing
that as soon NJ practicable after Nov. l, 1870, q
1tss OF dcllnqucnts shullll to prepared nnd tho
City Collector ordered to sell the property Of
such deltnuucnts.
r1R POLICE COURTS.
Supt. O'Donnell, OF tho Police Department,
suhmlstcd the following, which explains itself:
CHICAGO. AuR. IL. 1S70.-Io fht Ao"oratie khe
c'y Council rh9 hSn maessESSd
body that tho Police Courts Of the South md Weat
Divisions Of this city are oScrcFowtcd with hnst.
1nemserr Of Tho police fotso md citlzens having
Das,ncss IN these courts. ratro!men. after try.
snx ssxxea es'' e ,sma s in n;t saa u" ats aes stsa
Witnesses agnn.t pt.onefs whom thsy sass y. ; af;
and impaiFs tbfir efficiency IN the saccceltng
night. Not intrcauently these enses arc continued
fw. three inc 'a az a se4. nc
The sa,io prcas OF busincss In these courts ocea.
a!ons Rreut loss Of tmu 10 cs,zcas desiring to pro.
cure warrants, bccaMaa such WARRANTS can only DO
obtained from tho Just!ee in person. who being
rupt trials Tor tho purpose of hearing applications
for such warrants, without prejudice to tho Flghts
Of persona on trial:
establishment Of Police Court nt or near tle West
Twcstsh Street Station. to oo called tie s'sout!'.
,ua noiies pssc,nets 50 a. to have tho Frs Tiesnct
comprise tho terrt.ory now INCLUDED 10 ihe Hnrti.
son street, Twenty: SECOND Street. md t;otiagq
Grove Avenue D!stFictA; tho sccond Precinct to
hirtGt. H,nn,an Street, and Wcas Twelfth street
Madison Street, Wsst Lake Street. ata West ehi'
saga Avenue Districts; unA tho Fourth Precinct to
1yass ths hwS9 ss"s W'tSE Nen"'
This plan would give poliec Court fly each 70.
Ice precinct. and would rclleye the eonti! sdo
West slas poilce Court, ~ at pfeaent constituted.
would be relieved Of the Twelfth and llanman
Stsse pls1;cs md tho Sotth ; we cnaf. @ Whtrh
y,,on toes,hor with thxs arising in tho isawsun
ths Nosth Dlyi.!on coult s thsr to | Welt Madson
street. Respectfully. SiNox O'1)osxgtl,
Actiug Geaoral Superintendent po'!cs.
PETITIONS AND COMMUNICATIONS.
=. Tho nomination OF William Mo1cr % Clerk OF
the Poice Court, North Side, was coucurred IN,
AMI his bond was approved.
petition was read hnd referred calling on
tl!s North Chicago Railway Company to sprinkle
=. communication was road from tAe Kcystone
uaaltght Company proposing to light the city
1'T 20 Ger lamppost per rear. Referred.
,s..o.p Au' Maop' submitted lengthy petition re-
AoicrEcl. ~ ''3'''--
TMa WEST s1pH DouLsyAnps,
Ala. CnlieFton inquired Of tic Clerk II thc
Nasof's veto OF the Wcst Blde boulevard ordi
1,aneo was not in his Possession. '-'A " "'
Jl!e Clerk replied that Ii WA not,
A!d. swift said the veto had bcpa propareil,
anu u u wa not presented this evening l1,r
ofdinance would become 4 low, To ssttin III,
2ue.tlon;; be moved shas messenger be sou, Gu,
AID; Everett said ho had seen the ye,o. .n,,
Thought tts non'presentaton was nm oYsrsiuhi
Oh the MAYORS part. ~" e'~'''SA'
Ald. Aawlelgh thought 1t was entt1o,y un
veto II, It would ba hIs fault, ~ 4'A WI
AID. McNallY thought It waa 10 part Of t,,f
business OF tho Council to send lor tha Ssvnr
lie was smart man, and knew lts duty.
AID. Dlxon-l object. tsnghtes.l :.
the bodyl "
Aid. McNnllY-Yes, sir.
Aid. ThrooD-hupposs. tlep, that ha shouli
Eet Lost, would 1t not bs proper to look him un
LLauKhter,] Wy
=, AID. Phelps thought the Mayor was dodstn,
uls 4ucssson, as no hsa done iu The eaaa Ut u
NtehtEan.ayGnue ordinance.
6oma 1Qfthsr debate followed, and finally tb,