Rules and Order of Business
"Rules and Order of Business" presents the official regulations governing the proceedings of the Chicago City Council in 1897. This historical document outlines the structure and function of the council, providing insights into the legislative processes of a major American city at the close of the 19th century.
Detailing the order of meetings, the handling of resolutions, and the duties of council members, this book serves as a primary source for understanding the mechanics of municipal governance during a period of significant urban development and political reform. It offers a valuable glimpse into the operational framework that shaped Chicago's policies and infrastructure.
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