Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1890-07-19


and such plans and specification of build
ings to be erected for such purpose at the
expense OF and rendered by the corpora
tion organized under the laws Of the State
of Illinois, known as the Worlds Fxposi-
tion of 1892. Provided. That said site so
rendered and the buildings proposed to be
erected thereon shall be deemed by said
commission adequate to the purposes Of
said Exposition, and provided that said
commission shall be satisfied that the SAID
corporation has an actual bona ilde and
valid subscription to its capital stock
which will secure the payment Of at least
S5,0O0,0OJ. of which not less than $500. 900
shall have been paid in, and the further
sum of S5.0o0,OO0, making in all S10,-
o0O,OOl, will be provided by said cor
poration in ample time for its needul
use during the prosecution OF the work for
tho complete preparation for said Exposi-
tion, and that whenever the President OF
the United States shall be so notified by
the commission he shall bo authorized.
through the Department of State. to make
proclamation of the same, setting forth the
time at which the Exposition viii open and
close. and the place at which It will be
hold; and he shall communicate to the
diplomatic representatives OF foreign ma
lions copies of the same. together with
such regulations as may be adopted by the
commission, for publication in their re-
spectiye countries; and he shall. in behalf
of tho Government and people. invite for
eign nations TO take part in tho said Expo
stion and appoint representatives thereto
This change will throw out Sec. 10
as a section. Mr.. Bryan said there
was every hope of having the change
made.
The section in the ordinance as it
now stands that seems to bother the
Directors most is Sec. Az.
81 do not see," said Mr.. Gage, show
we can enter into any agreement to
turn over to the city land that may be
made. We will have no title to it. 1t
will belong to the owner Of the riparian
rights. We can simply abandon it and
let the owner take possession. We
can't transfer it. We certainly can
enter into no written agreement to
turn over such land.
Doesn't it prevent any chances of
filling in?"
Financially, it makes the problem
more intricate"
AID. DIXON ON THE ORDINANCE.
hlu' hIthuI blAoil, WIN IcpicSehl9
the element in the Council which is
desirous of facilitating the work of the
Worlds Fair Commissioners, said on
Tuesday; 81 am in favor of passing the
ordinance as presented by the Mayor
and approved by the directors, with
only a few verbal amendments. !
don't think Aid. Gahan's amendment
ought to be passed, nor should Aid. H..
B. Dixon's amendment be allowed TO
stand. If both are adopted it would
mean the robbery of the stockholders
for the benefit of the city. / don't
think that the Council wants TO go into
that kind of business. The proposed
amendments of Aid Kent and Aid.
Madden only makes matters worse.
Their adoption would mean the aban-
donment of the Lake Front by the di-
rectors.
"The West Side Aldermen profess
TO favor the Lake Front for site. II
they are sincere they will vote down
all these amendments tomorrow night.
The Worlds Fair Directors would not
accept the Lake Front hampered by
such conditions and restrictions.
Mr.. Bryan will find Chicago a very
unhealthy climate in 1891.
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