, 1873-04-07
HYDE PARK.

Mcettng OF the Village Truatcos.--
&1,1GO Ifccetved for Liconsos-..l n-'
provemcnts ordered and Pctlt1oncl
---'rho Now Isoard OF Edtlcation. :.
A regular meeting Of the Trustees OF Hyde
Park was hold on saturdny. AL tho mombors
were preaent oxcopt Mr.. Dradnor.
PRAYERS DENIED.
It was agreed not to lny Hewera, gus and water
pipes along tho boulogards, as prayed for by tho
South Park Commissioners but 1t WAS doomed
bottor to lay such pipes In the rcar alloys, ea-
cept water pipes, on Grand Doulorard
ALSO, not to pay back special assessment taxoB
on State street aud Michigan ayonuo, levied for
the Improvement Of Wabash avonue, because
Wabash helped improve both tho others such
. precedent would he mischievous tho Commits
nlonorH had decided It Just and proper 80 to levy
It, and tic matter should not DO disturbed. :
1aIPRoyE11ENTB GRANTED.
The Attorney WIS instructed to prepare spooinl
assessment ordinances to open Calumet avonuo
eight feet wide from Fifty-arat to Efty-Atth
streets, and Prairie avenue ono hundred foot
wide samo distance, In response to petitions Of
ownors OK property.
PLArs ApPnovED.
Fishers rcaubdiviaion of tho south 120 feet of
Lot 10 in Block s. C1eavorville. and subdivision
Of Block OF O. Busby's Subdivision Of tho g. Is
Of s. e. II OF &c.,. 10, 7. 88, N. r. Il r., wero
both approved. .-
Saloon license was granted to Anna .. Rceso
ut WoH Lake. The President reported 81
SALOON llconaos granted during past year at $50
oach, $500; and % wagon lcouaos, $40 each,
$3.50; making q sseaL91,s1 tesal of 81 3se; Ms3
| Furwoll in tho Fortilizing Company Injunction,
tnnt the appeal, If perfected, stu left Tue au7
| thorltioa under restraint, but did not prevent
private poraonB from complaint Of Injuries ro-
| ceiyod and suing for redrosg.
| PETITIONS WE'VE RECEIVED
| and referred from I. II. Bryant and othora, Tor
permission to grade and stone Jof,erBon ayonuo
from Oak to Walnut atroets; from A.. and 1. s..
| aud Michigan avenue; from J. @. jennings, for
removal Of cattle-pound from Jofrorson aYenuo,
near Fifty,flfth atroot ; from John doodc, tohaye
Madison avenue, on Fifty first ssreet; from e,
| 4. Durland and othors, for water-pipes, and fol
pink Sidewalks OIL Evaua avenue, botwoo1
Forty-socond md Forty-third stroets; from q
four Of William HawlsinH' mon for digging ii
tho etreots; from Matthew knowles, Tor pay
mont Of aorvioes aH ponnd-kooper.;. md from
". L. Smith and others, for plank sidewalks ant
etreot improvement 10 feot in width on Forty
third street, from Grove Parkway to Graut
Boulevard.
MONTHLY po1roE REPORT,
Capt. Dinford Of tho police, reported 29 ar
reats for the past month Tor toaming witho,n'
lug liquor on Sunday, l diaorder1y hoaaos, 9
profano language, 1 traffic on parkway, 2
1 hunting IN afreola, 8. Ten woro from Chicago
oof Hyde Park, 9 of Lake, and ! Of nalos !
french, and Scotch, Whole amount Of lne
aasosaod, sail. Amount OF fluos collected, $201
| pfrE-IAY1N0.
Ordinances woro adopted in proper form II
loyy apocial assessment to lay G-inuh wator
pipes, tttlnga, and connections, or. Madison
ayenue, from bl1ty-firs to Hyde Park avenue
Hi1ty-third stroot, from Woodlawn syonue t.
State btreot Woodlawn ayonuoo, from 6lxty.ilrs
to Boyonty- street Hyde Park avenue frot
Madison ayonue to city limits Fifty-sovont
, street, from Madison street to 11ydo fark ave
! nue. Oak street, from Madison avenue to par
stroot; Oak atroot, from Madison nyol'uo t
from Hyde Park nyonuo TO State stroot lnaial,
j syouuo. from T1irty-uinth to Fifty-1rst street