, 1881-01-11

ullLi u lutf9 %H0 HpNf4 CtCuhVu IN
uYainst tho Judgment, md nlsn at othor sums
which mny hcrcnftcr bo .rcalzcd fr0m, tho
PfoPorty mid ehosas in notion iii tho hands of
Oiiers havo been made to tho Mayor and my
self 70 negotiate for settlement. hut, In my
zcd 80 to do BY the Council. Thoro havo
Ks opnon 10 is ft i ~au II m st e tho
of the City to mike reas91ablo coMproM,'s%s % of
the ,nnstSt ~ II Pesslb!e ana tho Council sha .na
aud Controller.
Aid. Durlcy offered tho following:
Itesorsd. T!lat THO Mayor. Corporation Coun-
avd Il .ss 'ae y az
tO th0m scGm for the bcsk lnturcsts OF tho city.
Aid. Everett nlnynd to defer.
Aid. Cnllerton wn,,tcd to SEQ fair settle. |
n,ent, md, US delays wuro dangerous, moved !
sltspcnslUtt Of tho rules
T!H Mos9 was gaSsi sgresai e; Yeas I nays
Swift, Bond. NcGratIl. aid Loreliz..,
nays, 4SWicke1s1'sn', . ESsfest' s THOMPSON ;
Tho Contamination was lait1 over.
LIGHTING STREETS WITH ELEcrRtCrTY.
Aid, Lorellz utfnred nil order. Which was
adopted, il,struettng the Superintendent OF
systems for lighting with electricity streets,
e. ahs, nat m ,,,, san ~ 4, ~ nstinto fnr
iirI,iin's MAJ f,nc ~ thr straets af tSis citvesav
MllWAukee avenue.
srAunER-ai'aRATn.
Tho report Of tho Judiciary. Committee
fsSSn 'sss ssao ts IL f at aeon g. sests as
mill thu cAse WIS dccldcd by the Supreme
CURT, was taken up.
AID. Meier (Slxteenth) presented loMg
communication from 5tauber, signed by Ills
Thu report was deferred.
Aid. Cul!erton obtectc4 10 tho reading Of
the communication from Stnubor. and q long
wraMgle ensuctl, which :Wus ended by tho
which Wns tat tho Council could settle tho
contest without reference to t]ls nction OF tho
courts. ...,. H.. os,n,.,,
nfcntlon to tho Committee on Elections.
AID. Wlckursl,am moved that tho colnmu-
nlcatIon he published.
sed T to % 10 wliat vas @ fair, IT, and S tut there Ind
been bad faith on tho part Of tho opponents
Of sanber, thoy having said they would PVT
did mot SEQ why the Council should uphold
two drunken Individuals who sought to dG-
Ward. The Council was only supporting
ule!I Wu1h w uoiAy' MS tats !MGauts Mny
candid candidate m could e, Eet two 1 or tt1ree e. 1aages
IT. eHu'h a1a W aeel"''a e'ee''o ~ '"o e'o'''
AID. Wickorsham wanted to ,g Eet MI Tho
ilgnl OF the sao'ect W con!a; ins inMttos, te,,,,
Wn!cln .an uesn i.g'nIE Ia III ~ aoo HUMS ,aiti, III
InqI!t!ts. snol,M 1nse peen uGclaGH W1s;s'aa
thiI1y ys' ~ iaSGs Mutu tlot ~ ~. 1Hu ",
runtlcatlo1h, nv, nl the onculnent W1 Wniila ala III
cutting Htitlltionnl !ight It on ti,e subject ;, ~.
ncted WItll fairness n this matter but :l.pt! ~,
halltts 9f tho Council, saving IN u'at WY that t
io WoalM mos ttAst uo Eou1,ct; otauVVa ts;s
courts, II was the duty Of the COUNCIL 70
nW'e Tue uecls9 ~ ne S,tnrenv S,pre S1 GGrt IT.
business IN tho proceedings 81. of T. t1le Council.
T. % WY out all argument Miu saoll'o w se'
feErea: e.. Soma ,,r.,o~ to,,, An .v,.o,o,or,e
motion wss ~ agreed tc ed ts document re-
AID. Meier lslxteenthl moved T., that the e
Committee be Instructed e icy ,tepprt tlle WHOLE
special order. :,
=, AID lilluretl moved that tne 1estlmohy IN
th9 M case Do puD!lslletl: ,.,,. ~, mn
ING 1iny0f hald tnat ~ WouW co5t ot,NM'
Alu; nlitlrotn sA,t! the c1ty conIu auof0 IL
even y ~ cost lost ssow Seg9;v AVN ,,,,r ,.xo
Ind n sunt at this po,nt,
Xiii Eyar.tt asketi wi,at the status of things
was.
Tin Chnfr attended to tell him.
Ali. Gmjiertnn snli ha tlitIt,it Hfnta tho mo.
tton corrnctiv'
srhe N1nVnr remarkel that tho Altlermn,,
wns tnkin8 M Mmtlun privilege in tniifmr tfe
Ehntriunm i,e was sintfnr what was fnlsv.
tiavnti iii statnn'rnf s%as for.ie nut iy liz
| .sovosA 'sS S**ssa4~'ss ""~ %"N''S WV ~ s"@~