Lake Front Bill veto message by Governor Palmer
Governor Palmer vetoes the Lake Front Bill in full, citing disposition of public lands along Lake Michigan in Chicago and issues of fair value, public trust, and the need for state oversight. He warns that granting fee simple titles to railroad companies without safeguards threatens public rights and municipal financing.
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Palmer
Lake Front
Executive Department
Springfield
House of Representatives
Lake Park
Lake Michigan
Chicao
Chicago
Ilinoisin
Michigan Avenue
Park Row
Monroe Street
Illinois Central Railroad Company
State of
Illinois
Chicago Harbor
Illinois.Central Railroad Company
Ilinois Central Railroad Company
General Assembly
Randolph Street
Iinois Central Railroad Company
Chicago, Burlington and Quincey Railroad Company
Michigan Central Railroad Company
Ilinois Central
Chicago, Burlington & Quincy
Michigan Central
Michigan Ave
Neen
Congress of the
Ilinois River
United States
the Land Office
Ilinois
Congress
Illinois and Michigan
Senate
Board of Commissioners
Llinois and
Michigan Canal
Ottawa
Wm. F. Thornton
W.B. Archer
Gordon S. Hubbard
Board of Canal Commissioners
Recorder’s
Cook County
Canal Commissioners
Lake Shore
Madison Street
Twelfth Street
Fort Dearborn
Recorder’s Office
Tke County
Lakeshore
Unite States
State of Illinois
Legislative Department
Randolph
Chicago, Burlington & Quincy Railroad Company
Fous Mont
Common Council
Illinois Central
City of
Board of Public,Works of the City of
John B. Rice
Monroe Streets
J. B. Rice
Board of Public Works
Illinois, Central Railroad Company
Lot Twenty-One
Round House
Marin
Chicago River
Epon
Illinois Central Railway Company
Speers
ChiCare
Ilinoiseytral Railroad Company
Ple
theNinois Central Rail Road Company
Illinoi Central Rail Road Company
John M. Palmer
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