, 1880-04-25

cnnhan',aI ipe, a,,a aaae. ane prop'S ad ofn ~
Common Council in 1878 repealed
THE ORDINANCE FOR TILE EXTENSION.
Under this original ordinance the city had
q lien oil the property for the Judgment for
me cost OF opening the street. TIE CHI
CAGo TRIBUNE ut the time warned the City
Of such a repeal. One effect pointed out ,yas,
that the property having already been taken
oy the city, the city, having already taken
practical possession and exercised the right
OF proprletorship over the property,
MADK ITSELF RESPONSIBLE
to the original owners for the amount OF the
beneGts: The Corporation 10 Counsel. % Mr.
Adams, in clear presentation OF the case,
advised tile Council against repeating the
}raf GGpa pa aG but te c9c was
the same time it passed another ordinance for
opening Of the street. The Mayor vetoed
e9th Of notlea taeSe +,o ordinances but the
Shepard is the first responss Of the Courts to
the stupid action Of the Common Council.
The Mayor and the Corporation Counsel have
determined to appeal the case to the highest
Court.
We have received the first number OF
NEW fArEh
calle1 the Ghecnpo Ifcdt-Es!dte 0nu btftd-
page paper, devoted to the interests Of the
rell-estate business of this city, and will have
the success it deserves.
The bills opened last week for supplying
me c1ty VIII y 5oeo loms m OIL water-pM1pe M fange4
bidders were A. II. Mcneil j. Bro, OF Bur-
liugton, n. j., and If they, comply with the
terms the award will be made to them. Last
year plpe w;tS boh$nt 1of s:s':ao. .o+ o.u,.
Properly:owners py on otate stieet, ClarR
haye petitl9ned the Gomnon Council that no.
prlvlleees DC granted toaity fellMAy G,oliip.lny
T. construct anu operate n Ioaa oetWetn
CLARK strGec anu tne traeks ?l Tue lungs ths
Gentral. II eooa l.lln Ieq!;i1ent tuht ti.e
Western INDIANA pe protectea III tue ihvest.
lnents 1T mad male, the Company Snould hot
ne Rer1teu TO eGlie % a?1' oa u Gnntad tba
ie 1ou'a t; rone1 ~ ,htaa9o ';..as Stna,n com7
oau,4ep cruz tio =; IT. i ~ In, % ,,;noe IT, fha
r"", .no ,.t,,, ,,,, ~ -, ,,rc.,r,r1ox ou
stnhhl' run 1nr. n'ol!'lno 1!o.' VI .,'o4
ana hot %a}er1 Inc o1Gtmanc9 pF4StaeH ~ trnts e.e
wherever possible, and that tne ne company COMPANY
shall hrst 0btAln permit from the Eo1llllls
slnner OF IuDlic VOTES, ot o!el ,,. nuIot1zSu ta!
officer al the clty, before laying aoWn uleL eaL
mains ana snail CONFORM 10 az :s,, russ ai,a tha
regulations made ny the city CO.. concerning sn1 tne
nune, highway, or public place, It is also
directed that no street, avenue, highway
alley, or public place sllail Dc enteiea , upGm,
opened, or nsea under tne antholitys heIepy
Eana hoan g;ven nv said Company by
publication at least one week preceding
Sacn Gesenated en BY the sV Commissioncr Of Pubic
WorEs or other authorized officer, as afore
saii Commissioner Waller does not look
With With favor upon Tie ordinance allowing the
Chicago Steam Company the right to. tear up
,r r..e +he % ti,nrnr,hf,rrs ara renufrei to nut
tHena tic in as good condition, as they were found
in: the fact is they never have done it, and
cannot. lie suggests, as q remedy for the
evil. that, instead of persons tearing up the
emoneL witG tie city to insure the work be-
inr nFopcrly done, and he proposes to reconl-
MS,ni the passage Of an ordinance to that
affect.
rup scuoor, 1rAsFs
n,c11-.'.. .af,sca,1 tt,a ,,nt;on FIR IN
Judge Bodgett refused ne moton 10 no1 I'll ~,
junction n me case 9i Chal,a'ea III u l4 4e
Board OF Educatlon' Willch was pial -, ~
RESTRAIN the leasine o1 tne scuool ~ HtgR1r HHa1,
81 , iialstea ftar a ~ dnc}s;on was annoneed
another aItempt WAS annleuaieis ~ 4H%9 Er;;1v e e
prevent tile lease oelag iiaue " Cants -, ~
Blair by blll t!ed IN tae clfcu1G Eonlt ~
tew1s 9odE S"E isSee @ as3nc ~ ~ fnr z The Same in
;2eluga ti,o ti h,,a5,artioe The hii vas
1Ane+1oa. ~ ~. ~ <rt;an1nrs nrnii not
h.. learned Temporary Injunction, how
! ever. was Granted under . bond for $500.
, .-.n-
s aA =, au.'t ,.1s 49, ~. <,.:~a,a T.tn,,n.
cocm 70. nc 1aor ri q 1sa % nTn6er cneG9G % tha new
Revenue law the Town Collectors are re-
quired to turn over their books so1 on March rel,
+.o,'n.t ~ tha tsvas until Nav |. before the
npnaItv Of i per cent per luenth attaches.
R" TIT =, nract;ce the County Treasurer does
bn1 IN pa"S1I III ~ w oi.s ''nt;l afar thi 1st of
not receive All tAe ooh5 ut h,. nf the sS toys
April. consequently lne puih " w. ,1e ti'iHt;9 i1c
days' time. The consequence is that the
crowd, anxious to pay! their taxes at .11e me
| Cuu1,ty Treasurer's office, is so great that
| n,anw 'havo IN hn hurried away when )
n;aisy Low ~ - tba.c,os;,,,r lime of the office
ns pe!ucA r. pn,n,,th;nr ~, III nmSbt tn he done to
| relieve this great pressure, Ry exlendMg sae
office hours OF the County Ireasufer5 oll1ce
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