, 1869-04-16
FASTER TIME WANTED.
Meellns Of Citizens Of Wsukesan. hsns'na ana
Other Suburban Tewns-Pedbsn LOT
Better Facilities for Reath-
Ing Chicago.

.r.,,oo,. number Of huss.ess men
.,ts.s ,,tr rcxtAcnfs Of Waukc<aur hfnosnA. anu
ether suburban towns on the hoe =. ~ ~. -
-,s.rr,, Railroad, he'd meeting ~ ~ - "sau
@rrton street for The purpose " peNs N4e
-.,,,r., counauy for q more oes1saole "tianee'
-,on, n the running ct passenger u1!ns 70 eno
ts,, ,hcir several humeA Most a1 the
..us, l.u.a., m the tine were represented
1ns residents Of Vaukcsan doing huAnexs In
rh,c,c7,. e1p,ess q desire to have An early morn-
,or t,atn leave their town ut $50 O'Clock, half an
nour earlier than 1t leaves under the present
r.aasxrueu,, on the ground that It would accom-
rro.,s,e n.any business men whose duties require
iTeu to reach the city by haif-nast s
ar prevented trom going Into the country because
of the present system Of running the trains, and
: oa1 the road, the railway company itself, ana
The +, s1n,ss public Will be greatly benefited On
;ar "a cr hand, residents Of other towns beside
% ne' 20 nse TO- hiys ts such
t:alu Rhich leaves kennaha at O'Clock 4 n, 80
that they can reach this city 1t about quarter to
aoeosk The Waukegao men are eazi|er nsers,
Il ange oi timetable.
1hr meeting was organized BY calling Nj. Man,
r!e:r, Of Wantegan, 70 the Chaif.
han consulted with the people there and in Keno,
shs anil found that MI desire the second morning
f11ln to be the fast one.
MT. Candcld said that II the trains could make
the same time this year as Last md not STOP
at stations between Chicago and Lake Forest
the u1p could be made IN an hour and i've minutes.
Rosera md snyneld engaged In debate, expressing
their fndly1d1a1 stews regarding the question
Mt. Il T. Thomas, Of WsukeGan. then presented
tne 2 10 folloT1n9 petition lor adoption: 80
sbsas1 RaiEeoa: 49,"
as & Is; ga q i: Ess
wss.e.1 R.waE B. sssc'fult rrPFrse;a, th~: they n!
Sss: u az i a ~
facilities 3ar sstsns I'd 5sa The ~ asc net .Heh .
,ss ae. j nss I'd e
. b.. t5s{ :afas + st ;ss e 81
better taeitta.< r*Istfsuy ~ th.i o,nt!.snt =
E Is sesssx
for. lth.aa nj f.4s sstoffGIRx GIe4eoe GUY ~neI. i *
rs;se Id ae =, !. The M = hsss1 sat
S1Slod A r. in,ssad as a - - z NJ I'D nuke ~ :. "a.
hour il he city, Id .isi ena6uaf them 70 reaeh ,he
es Gt as q
"a ssF 4as% sud 9d + .ss ;ssa
tuSs1,sd M yY,'I Tsoes5: .l svs5 etc
On motion Of Colonel Paine, q committee Of on
from each town interested was sppotnted to oh
ta!n suSserptions Q the petition, and present III
tlemen compose such committee: II. T. ThomaE
81 WaEkesan: Il n. Welsh, Of Lake Forest; c, Il
Field. Of Highland P11k: Dr, HAMMOND OF Glen
Coe, and Mr., Wilder, Of Winetka-
On motion, the meeting then adjourned
ANOTHER MEETING.
The residents Of towns interested In chang
different fruM that desired BY the supporters i
Mr. Thonas' petition then held n meeting.
Dr. Airport was called TO the chair.
Mr.. Ward moved that the r1iwnv COMPANY b
reu,ioned to make the train from kenoshA a Ia
he,tasfnG ktnofha at about quarter u o'clocl
and reaching Chicago at a. n, and not Late
Carried.
Un notion the following committee we're d.
pointed To draw m petition to that c1ec1
Aessra Lake, Cauncld and Nann,ere.
The following named gentlemen were next 81
pointed committee to obtaIn signatures to u
petition. Meas1H- WAr.l, Of Lake Forest Mannier
Of Nankcgan; SuJkeT, Of kenosha; Wright I
Wtnetsa; GAWk1n, Of Highland Park; -,
Glencoe
The meeting then adjourned, to reconyenc
such time rs might be deemed convenient