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EXHIBITORS
With Complete StoeFs
UNDER one ROOF.
FOR THE FAIR.
The Illinois Legislature Gets
Down 10 Business.
Measures Relative 20 the Colombian
Exposition introduced ara Referred 4.
in Both t7osses.

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SPRINGFIELD IA, yaly "a In the
Legislature Wednesday, after teth
branches had been organised. message
from the Governor was read in each.
setting forth The necessity 81 The scs-
slon and urglng speedy completion ~
the work projected. No bills being ready
for presentation, both houses adjourned
FOR tie DAY
sPEINaFmIn. III. July "a AT the
morning session ~ TIE senate
Senator Thomas introduced the con.
sutauoaal amendment proposed by
the worlds fair directory IS a
joint resolution providing Tor the
amendment Of The ninth article q the
constitution O the State q Illinois
I The resolution Was referred TO the COM
mlttee on Judiciary. senator Gibbs in
troaucea TIE worlds fair biz last pre-
pared by the fair directory u was
read and referred 10 the commit
I tee on judiciary. Senator Berry intro
I duoec jcint resolution providing for
f the Submission 70 the voters ~ the state
( proposition 70 amend the coHstl cation
+ by authorizing tue city Of Chicago 10 is-
sue DO 10 the amount 81 5000, 000 "a
aid OF the worlds fair. il provides
that the question 81 GssUmiur
such bonds shall first be submitted
/ by proper or6l uances Of the city council
+ OF the city Of Chicago 10 the voters ~
said city a. an election held tor SAID par
F pose, and II IA Joritg Of the votes cast
al such election shall be IN favor q
issuing such bonds. then me cor
porate authorities 81 SAID city shall
issue such bonds IA accordance win
the terms OF such ordinance Of submits
sion" The resolution was referred 10
the committee on judiciary. Senator
/ secrcst introdu ced hill providing for
/ the payment Of the members, officers
/ and employees OF the General Assembly
/ FOR the extra session 1t MAS referred
to the con- mittee on appropriations
/ The Senate al journed for the day.
Attic morning session Of the Rouse.
the appropriation bill was introd uced
and referred 10 the committee on ap-
I preparations. The amounts IL the
several items arc LETT blank TO be
filed BY the committee. The bill for
an act in relation 10 the Worlds ColuSn-
bian Exposition was then introduced by
Mr. Miller, Of Cook. and read a lrst
time. 1t was referred TO the judiciary
committee and TO tie committee on 5u-
dietary department and practice 10 act
| Jointly. An attempt was made 30 re-
fer the bill 10 the committee Of the
whole house, but the proposition was
voted down.
Mr. Hayes, OF Cook. introd uced, IN be-
half Of the worlds fair directors. the
joint resolution providing Tor the sub
/ mission OF the constitutional amend
ment 1t was referred 10 the same point
committees as the worlds fair bill
Mr. Walsh. Of Cook, offered resolu-
ton 20 require the worlds fair dircc-
tors 70 make a plan showing 70 the
| Legislature where the fair Is TO he lo-
Gated and what portion is 10 be az the
lake front and what az Jackson park
He wanted 10 adopted al onoe. but u
was referred with the bills. The House
| then adjourned for the day.
CHICAGO. July - Local chickering's
over the proposed site for the Worlds
! Coium bisn Exposition have been hsppi-
/ " ended by Wednesday nights action
/ OF the Chicago city council The bOsra
Of directors and the aldermen
each representing The people-hsve
Joined in harmonious e.
fort 70 permanently settle the
site question. The ordinance pas d
I by The aldermen last night and which
viii undoubtedly receive tue mayors
signature, decides that tho lake-fFont
site. as accepted by the National COM
mission. shall stand as tie deliberate
choice Of the people.
The cost OF the necessary filling j. 20
be assumed hv TIE directors, but is 20
be finally paid by tho city cut q the
s.. ooe oco loan. which the directors viii
return at the close 81 the exposition.
The made ground viii then revert 70
She city, 20 be used as public park Tor
cFer.