10th Annual Convention of the League of American Municipalities held at Chicago September 26, 27 and 28, 1906 . n; City At-torney, J. A. Thompson; City Treasurer, Wm. F. DeWolf. 1856: Mayor, Thomas Dyer; City Clerk, H. W. Zimmennan; City Attorney,J. L. Marsh; City Treasurer. O. J. Rose. 1857: Mayor, John Wentworth; City Clerk, H. Kreismann; City Attorney,John C. Miller; City Treasurer, C. N. Holden. 1858: Mayor, John C. Haines; City Clerk, H. Kreismann; City Attorney,Elliott Anthony; City Treasvirer, Alonzo Harvey. 1S59: Mayor, John C. Haines; City Clerk, H. Kreismann; City Attorney,Geo. F. Cr
10th Annual Convention of the League of American Municipalities held at Chicago September 26, 27 and 28, 1906 . n; City At-torney, J. A. Thompson; City Treasurer, Wm. F. DeWolf. 1856: Mayor, Thomas Dyer; City Clerk, H. W. Zimmennan; City Attorney,J. L. Marsh; City Treasurer. O. J. Rose. 1857: Mayor, John Wentworth; City Clerk, H. Kreismann; City Attorney,John C. Miller; City Treasurer, C. N. Holden. 1858: Mayor, John C. Haines; City Clerk, H. Kreismann; City Attorney,Elliott Anthony; City Treasvirer, Alonzo Harvey. 1S59: Mayor, John C. Haines; City Clerk, H. Kreismann; City Attorney,Geo. F. Crocker; City Treasurer, Alonzo Harvey. i860: Mayor, John Wentworth; City Clerk, Abraham Kohn; City Attorney,John Lyle King; City Treasurer, Alonzo Harvey, Chas. H. Hunt(appointed to fill vacancy). 1861: Mayor, Julian S. Rumsey; City Clerk, A. J. Mari:)le; City Attorney,Ira W. Duel; City Treasurer, W. H. Rice. 1862: Mayor, F. C. Shennan; City Clerk, A. J. Marble; City Attorney,George A. Meech; City Treasurer, F. H. Cutting, Wm. H. Rice(elected to fill F. H. Cuttings place, who failed to qualify). i , • . I. MAlOR JOSEPH to 1872. Chapter TIT—i$63-i$75 T ^iZ^i HE third charter was given to the city of Chicago hy the legislativeact of Februar\- 13, 1863. It was the last special charter that thecity had, and remained in force until 1875. It was so frequentlyamended that when in 1872 the legislature passed a general act for the in-corporation of cities and villages, agitation began at once that the city give up its special charter and continue itsmunicipal life under the general was finally submitted to the votersand adopted on April 23, 1875. Under the third charter a littleover 6 square miles was added to thecity, giving it a total area of miles. The bounda,ries of thecity were then: Thirty-ninth street onthe south; Western avenue on thewest; Fullerton avenue on the north: and the lake on the ; The citv was divided into sixteen wards of
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