, 1881-01-06
THE COUNCIL,


CONFEDERATION OF tho Revised nIuntcfA
pnl Code.
The Council held NIL adjourned mectlng
last evening fur the PURPOSE of considering
tile revised 0r,alnntces and thu'rcport of the
Judiciary Committee thereon. Aid Lnnler
presided, and the Abse:,tees wcre ballard,
Grunns*, Watkins. lIildreth, McNurncy.
Everett. MctimtlI, 4orrlIz, Meyer efficiently,
Meier tsixtecntiI). lmlof, Barrett, and Me-
Cuvmicl;.
Onlhotlon Of Aid. Ctllterton, tho Council
resolved Itself into IL Committee OF tho
WboIc, Aid. I.awlcr retaining tic cllnir.
Thu Recommendation Ut tile Committee rs
to the ttttc. "rIle Municipal Code of Chl-
cagu." was concurrcd In.
Kid. hurley remarked that that rcyiser Of.
the ordinances liad undertaken to snalsea new
code rather. t!lan compile existing lnws.
1lc'sce tile Council lnnd IL big job Of, hulsd, and
ought to 90 slow. =.
The article continuing tile Office OF Hide
Inspector wRs stricken out; also the ore In
relation 10 the utlcsa newspaper.
The Committee recommended thut tho sec--
t!on requiring telegraph wires 10 be lnlp un-
der sroum.1 be stricken ont.
Al'It THOMPSON offered an; amendment
providing that tho wires iii the South Diyls-
lon north Of w, llnre,l street slonld be
in,t lttlter Ernund BY Jan. !. 1851. a'Wl Eradu-
ally extending the urea 50 AS TO cover tha
Whole city, BY Jan. /, 1887.
The section WIS passed temporarily.
:, Ting recommendations Of the Coinfnftten
out wcra ccnculrul in: l'ravi.lins for tl,reo
clerks In the Mayors ul'lcc; prohibiting
Asdcrhcn FROM performing pxocutlvs duty;
rc'Iutr!lig nsllcinls before making purchases
9f tie u,,!ount to bc expended. nothing to bo
tlDnc without the ,c0hscnt 0f tile Mayor md
Ct.ni,!ro,'er; creating thu office Vt Deputy
TIL: cry TnE.AsUJ.Ela
THO Committee recommended the striking
out 0f tic sectlntl requiring tho Treasurer to
ssys(e'l oy sIia co'',ci Or BY ',ii'se'i taiing
Kid. SIorey Slid tho TREASURER gayc q
heavy bond. und nny INTERFERENCE. by dcsig-
tlating pinces 0f deposit might yltiatu tho
liability OF .his. sl!rcties.
AID Burnley believed IL plnr col,1l bengrecd
nipn sos!nlt tllc interest ;.ccrulng on tho mum
, cys would Eodrcctly to ulecity; TINT the cllsh
could !e dHlusiten under the tltrectlot VI Tho
Council. the barks giving bonds, ", s.s to.
F@5"teft PIT tsr4 hs slty y1 annit It ny & psxs sslS, SSi
and slttsIclgnt salary, tsll tho city gct tho
bnMeiit Of thu S:U,G0 or sGQ.Uu OF Interest
which went intp Ills 1,ockcts every. ye.r.
lily CnNlsnttteH recommended tllg striking
nut OF tho section proyi!I,,g that garbage,
u,Argd ill.,
They Also recommended tho striking out Of
the SECTION permitting lie 1lsu If rUnr feEt If
the sidewalk splyu Tor basement lights cor
nicgs, pnrtitos, etc:
AWAY will, the nuisance OF boxes, etc., OH tho
walks, a1ui rc1Hire ~ basement stnlrwnys 10
bc hilt Inside tho buildings
:. The following sectlut!s were stricken out:
Requiring t!raytIe'I a1I4 trrckinGsa to ntthc!l
thnll! T., tle wi!e"ls slt their yel!icirs when
prohibiting Tic. throwtnguf poisoned meat
IN the streets and atleys; prohIDft-
Ing the !, tnliinE hf Tire APPARATUS
outside tho cl1y ltmils; pr0lllt'itfnE
the manufacture a!Nl snle nf liquors tint ar.,
detrimental tn health; prohibiting "ts,',stetnn
driving; requiring drivers n1nl cntlt!uct'rs 0f
strpet.uaf1 tt' aiyt their nn,les II passengers
who asi for ululn; requiring thu city railway
companies To- furnish Il list Ut Tho names OF
their employees; requiring the street railway
con,panlrs 10
REMOVE SNOW Fn0,I THEIR rIsAcKs,
and prohibiting them fruu, uiint. II If, o,, the
n's. - t.'At' t.o' p.'st1 ~. ~