The delighted community rose as one man and applauded; and when the twins were asked to stand for seats in the forthcoming
aldermanic board, and consented, the public contentment was rounded and complete.
Thorough, to say the least, as the document features more than a dozen pages with details of property agreements,
aldermanic votes, of deaths and other happenings in town.
Consider the following representative example: "As he took the stand in the
Aldermanic Chamber of City Hall, the slender George Perkins, with his youthful, innocent face and hair neatly parted in the middle like a schoolboy, appeared no match for the tall, broad-shouldered, stern-looking lead investigator for the Armstrong Committee, Charles Evans Hughes."
This broad authority to experiment in government form, with relatively few strings, stands in stark contrast to the five forms of government rigidly structured in statute--Board of Trustees, Commissioner, City Manager-Commissioner,
Aldermanic, City Manager-Aldermanic.
26 election, the Triibe published in-depth interviews exclusively with the black mayoral candidates, with a focus on issues that most affect Chicago's black community, The Triibe also covered the
aldermanic race, analyzing the records of the members of Chicago's Black Caucus.
An annual revaluation compiled by the Milwaukee City Assessors Office shows that total property values have increased in each of the city's
aldermanic districts.
In Nashua, young Democrats swept out incumbent Republicans to give Democratic Mayor Jim Donchess solid support from his own party on the
aldermanic board.
Alderman TJ Kerrigan protested about the condition of his
aldermanic gown, which was without a collar.
for his
aldermanic remuneration of $25 a month, declaring to his astonished wife 'I was elected to serve the people and I can only do that properly working full time.')"
Lacking any more sophisticated way to allocate new growth, each member takes the safest path of observing an ironclad rule of "
aldermanic privilege" under which everyone defers to the preferences of each member regarding land use in that member's district.
No fewer than onethird of the 50 wards
aldermanic elections are also up for a runoff in the April 6 elections.
aldermanic - of or relating to or like an alderman