, 1881-10-23
OPEN TILL NINE


Fres,dcnt. join st oark: wee Fresideuts. ].
M Wsnxnp ! As% Mh,Ea hask EoSfe Garf t9;
". Buell., q. Greeley, Loren Matheson. 4.
Gibus. +: /. jaynu. 4: Il. Wright, n. D.
syftisry II E. s:Tse toa Il Ss
sumulrr,.cld; Executive Co,nnittee-.,I"an t.
G!eHEh lfaaf ahagn msM;andI & ii hsssl sI.t,
Glea,.,n. F.uance Committee. IL. n. Sh9r"uou,
j. X. Tenney- and George Bass
Mr. J. Il. CHstar presented 'he Following: o
the City Of Chicago that Mr., Waller, wnn bus 50
long served the CRY faithfully and efficiently in
Should feci ct'tnpellcd to resign thnt iulpurt:.nt
utNcc. and thai tho circumstances which led tn
bis rcs,cna,ion are greatly to be deprecated.
ond this resolution. Slr. Waller bud been
tal1htn! and tit'e1en1 officer, and be bad uuder-
City Hall had been made. TOO bot for him and
compelled min II resign. He would be giud TO
pay some such tribute tQ Rtiod Detllperaf, Us
opIiliou This resignation OF Mr. Waller was the
beginning ut ii series VI nlpres at the t|ty- Hall
which would render tne presea| Adminastrnntn ,t,l
! resolution was adopted hS n unanimous vote
Mr. D. Y. Furlng1ql, President 1f me Cnunty
ta names nj the delegates he ws',sltl like t give
the club the tte1nizesl expenditures of the Cnun-
~ Dourd during the past year.. in ordgr TO sha"
them The iurse amount OF work which II C"rn-
Court House construction, s5o1 no; Court lnuse
expvnses. $!altl; Pour 4louse -; aud ;, lnsane
7Ki: .Jati ana Criminal cs'urt nultdlng. s2d ~;
d!stnx p5,sonsGF ill., SSu5y @ ,
ey EayzS:S Sasey e'tS1
$l6,c66; Judge c,rc1t Court. $!.At!; ;lulEe
ssy99: cisrk C.1minal Conrt, sIl,::
5.5; Clerk Probate. Court, sle,Wiat ~Nornlul
sehoe sl7,gse; County Atas DapartmenIs:: 81: 81.
rouds and bridges. $9,77G: elections. $i235S; re-
tqpas stxf 2i S!!e ex cs. ss Fsss
Dispensary, $45>: n,lscelIaneous expenses, So
81; door relief. S:ss,227; printing und Sill
ttuueryi .Ea1.t94; CLERK Of lspard, ss'.+ls: psr
Tho Commissioner sad he was ready for any
questions, and Dir. ClonKh asked him II be
siblc. lie said he thought they had. with rho
exception of the charity expenses, which he
tnouSat could by better anaesment, ne re-
other questions about tue running Of tne board
The result Of the ballot for II delegate ticket
Gleason. T. i. Stacey, Isaac Rowland. d. L.
shorey, W: S: !linckiey. 4; f. Wright. John
sun,nertielk J l.: Barnutn, H. 81. Sherwood, Ira
". Buell., and Ptiny g. Su'itn.
There will probably be no opposition to this
ticket III the primary Monday. The delegation
haa 10 eh9ee fpr 4n aud WY xoe
Clark was asked II ha would accept u nomlaa-
t,on, bul le refused positively,
THE FOURTH WARD REPUBLICANS =
ind it impossible to allow pn election to 60 by
Without Il wrAngle in their ranks, and, from pres
sn5 Se hs
officers und Executive Committees ut b"th clubs
iu the ward met 1t Mr. Dixon's house TO consider
sty.ue talk, TO cnll meeting for Friday evening.
and pusral~ cards. we're sent Out to PROMINENT
tncu In the ward IN ; rsspnnsc n @ 10 these go,d-
cnurch cornerot prair,e avenue mud Tntrtictn
street. ami after lung talk il WAS decided tn
lcave tho dslss..te ticset & to tue c.nd a dates A
ing In Arn,ory Hall to put up delegate ticket,
bur It discovered tnat. nccortl1,9 to thc con-
cfuO US late as tnrec weeks before the e1ec-
ton. MIR. O. S. Cuuk presented a series
Of resolutions asking the Council to reaistrict
lake in yhole wards III red strict .1g the state.
The Secretary and President were instructed to
pace GARFIELD memorial resolutions ou the club
In tbs ward the. light on Commissioner will
probably be q ;hrss. c9r9ered CO re one: E What Is
in fuvor of tx-A!d. GAusrt, while the osner par
ty are working hars. for Me- Miller. of the trm
OF FarSelI s. 3iiiles: a dark horse IN the per-
so,, OF q, X. PearsOns is thought very we'll Of,
and AID Watkins Is spoken OF ~ Jew. It, Is
probable from present indications that there
will be war at the primary ..
:'..'':. - OTHER cLuRs. ::
The First Ward Club met at the Pacific aud
selected thirty names from which the delegate
j. T. Pratt, w. ". .isoberts. D.-F.: Green, and Ju-
sepn Huuser were seIected as q committee 10 se-
lecl rhe aclrTate 1tcket OF ten Eames frou, those
luuorrow night Mr,;Siuieon ". K.ug presented
n series OF resolutions on the death OF President
GurneId. this peli,g the first neetlng of tue ciul,
since TINT caiamity: This club then adjourned
ftr ont. week. !.::.i. ~ !:
The Sixth Ward Club named the following
ticktt for. to- -murrqw:, " Adam: Freok, Chris
Iuwatd. c. Il: liatter, Louis Defp. John Webbcr.
q. g Decker, snd J1np y:snderpoo!.: rbe ticket:
1t will be .seen. Is composed larEcly Ut new
preferences. But it is i.,timated among the old
timers that Il new ticket Will be presented to-
morrow which will iuclule- tha names Of those
left out, and Which will be pledged to certain
candidates: SO there Is no telling what the ward
will do tn the eonvenGnn. . -. i II ::
.nr. Phflin AAa5 II i Po,rall H.4aie