, 1881-02-15

Cnsiihaaisy a lGhicnGG y western !tIdlana] MHy
words nrc, or themselves Il grant 10 tho C0i1-
Hany e., eoustr,,st ~ t,,'!eks aid operate
!T,ek e which the tr'.ek incr tho. br''lgc viii,
fMrt thnt suit lii cacery Ia pennx for tilo
nurposo q t1eterminnT tid rights or tho Com
ortnance should, II. my otllnioIl. be pnssud wrh
would or might operate MS distinct Ernnt to tho
G"y Of bop"fnr o2r to tSa, Gostf;st rHs rec,
amended by strikng ont tho words referred to.
xiz: ",lt,tles which tfo said rni,roah l,ay p'ace
'"' 0FoDa''' csssreea.n caTs,. T. YiAnnrsos, Mayor
Aid. Cnllcrton moved to reconsider tho voto
BY which tho ordnance was passed. Agreed to.
Aid. Dixon movod to amend tho ordinance rs
suggested.
AID. Cullcrtoh rntscd the point TINT tho mo-
ton was uut of order, since un,lcr tho charter,
the only motion WIS to pnss, tho veto tlotwIth-
standing.
Tho ChnIr said that motion WINS not i,upcra-
1.-Two, anu decided TINT tho ordinance was petld-
ing, and could be amendsd.
A LONG DISCUSSION ENsuED
over tho right Of Aid. Dixon to movo tho pro-
vioiis question at tho end ot II apeech, he hay-
INK gotten tho iloor first and 1nNdo une III sup
port OF tho nncntlment.
Tho Chair he'll thnt It could bo tlono.
Az. Eltt1rtnn Appealed frnin tho decision.
a., Ail. @ Dixon moved TINT tho appeal be laid on
Tho motion was agreed to,-ycas Is, aays l5.-
as s1!sa@wickersham. Dixon, sundors, MoAulcy.
ssi S,{ S2s; ESs5e' ,SsPs' bray' L.
klna, Cn!ierton,. Altpater. KIonian, Peevuy,
n91!a' ' Mcoratl. Young. Mo'er lnliaof, McCor-
T'fo min n,,es+tor ,vn. ,rdo-o,q
Atu. Gtlt'ortot! tsion nrose ntl INSERTED that lo
M had tnken uis nI1pcnl from Tho decision 0r Tho
Chalr when he llccdcd TINT tho amendment was
Thu Chair .llln't rcco'ect It.
=, Another discussion followed, In which AID.
FULLERTON tUnk u prominent pnrt,-so prominent
tlat ilo hnA tn nc suppressed by tlle Elur. who
@ ind eMons!loraba M difficulty III Cutting him to
- The a,nGndn,ont was agreed to,-ycas s,, nays
isas7 s7;W'okursham. Dlxon. Sanders, sicAuley,
l,r5y, sisSTth: iorS1, s!ayss, slesr, i%has,
,NaH-j,allarl, C!.rk, sturey, Crumbs. WIT
kins. cuiicrto'l. Altpctcr, h!ordnn, rcevey,
Aid. Clark said TINT ott,cr amendments wero
Aid, snyth moved TINT tho ordinance bo
AID. Cullorton offered un amendment making
tho Company ltable Tor nit lcg!l dhtnaEcs tlono
to- pronsr,y ostwoon Canal and Grove and Sew
Ai.i W;skersntn snt,ir thc n~Inf tbnt oucnd.
1ncnfs wcrl MT in nrtlrr. ~ 'o''' @''-' "''1''@'
tTbu Chnir didn't nvrJ.n with him.
Altar tnnr, tnik. ia,f,st uf Il IL H,d cn11or,,p
hS pfsxSs Il astSn X eaortS "s ws tsE ost %
tue fotoWlnx vntg:
ifds--Iinllntl. Clnrk, Shoroy, Whtkfns, Gull
ieffo1l, Aitpcter Hinrt!Aii, !4ovcy. ltohd, Hull
bort. iotltK, Meier, luilaot, lsurloy-fi.
NhH3-Wickcrshhm, Dlxon, 6A,ldgrs. Urntlnts,
McAMtey. 1lurke. ialwler, kuytll, McNurney.
Sehroc1or, Swift. EvGratt, Thompson. Urndy,
NGSirnsh, Meyer. Murphy. afcCorm!Gk-lB.
THO lNntlon 10 recoInnllt was lost
Aid. CLARK Thought
THE ORDINANCE vts 1,t,rurrcr
IT. ,vo,ta II. cn,atr,,od no ,.l,in, t,,o C,,,.r,.
rights whirh thu Iur,rnf finti (,nlinsnl tIi,,it +
did not hrye in ttso cnsy peulux iu tho Courts.
lfe haa voted IN favor Of tho orixtuul priitutioo
ma 10 pss it Uycr tip AnvIrs Vptn t,ernIs" hi,
Thought ho wns dung rjrht iio had nintntniucI.
wfe1l I'M rouJ wnI,e tn cnm,3 IN tfnf tt,n tr,'..s
shtuii bu hid uioss to tht,st, Of ii,e MiehN"n
soslthor,s, a1I ,sss Insured by tho utIcors tbas
a,It.h Wis thnIr ufn,It i'm, hyt t,nv wante1, n IT.
tiG ntitmAn #, nrIor ti,mt tv ,nfv,t m,ta : hn1. ~
fnr tnr,ns viii tho nr.lcrt v.",y,,mrs rso n.