, 1873-04-24
SUBURBAN,
HYDE PARK.


An adjourned meeting Of tho now Board Of
Village Trustoes of Hyde Park was hold on Tues-
dny ovoning. The rules and order of business
Of tho old Board woro taken up md nmendetl,
by ehanging the standing committdos from eloy-
On to tivo; BY providing for regulnr meeting
eyory Saturday, instead Of somi-,nonthly meet
Tugs aa formerly, and by striking out tho provia-,
ion for calling extra meetingg.
1T waa ordered TINT tho President be, ex-
oflicio, q momber of each committoo, aud that
ho nominate Chairman and an additional NOM
natcd, and the Board confirmed, the committees,
as follows:
Finance and Accounte- Horace II. stebbtngs, O. II.
oaay yr. !; +: bssaey. Mg 1o.on, ro,o.,,
Police san'tary, and Lteenscs- Doyle, oady,
streets sidcga1ks, and D'alnaac-william r. asay,
Public Grounds, buildings, and P1ata-John r. Bar
An ordinance WAS adopted fixing tho compon-
eatlou of tho Treasurer at 200 per nn1un.
and no more and that aaid Treasurer and hia
surotios should bo such persons against whom
and whose estates no unpaid tux Or assessments
ralaain charged.
It was resolved that ASA D, Waldron bo elected
Villago Treasurer, aud that his bond DO fixed ut
91U0,0 200.
Tho following ofIloors wero then elected: Den-
iol Hca}y, Superintendent Of Public Works sam
G..llholos, Civil Engineer; Richard s. Thomp-
Ordinances in form wore submitted by tho At
torney for tho following: To opon and oxtend
South Chicago avonuo through from Ainsworth
station to Englewood; to extend Wabash avenuo
south to Boiith Chicago avenue; to oxtepd
Michigan avenue south to South Chicago ayelluo;
to grade md macadnmizo Boventy-fifth street,
from Cornell to Lake Michigan. All Of which
wore roferroQ. -..-
by survey, fixed gradoa for oil strootB, 80 that
Sas and matel-plpuH und future buildings and
improvements may 20 1nnte of permanent ohur-
acter. To open hndIsoxtond Woodlawn avenue
south to Ninety fifth stroet, and to wilon the
samo to tho uniform width Of oighty feet. The
condition Of State troct, botwoon Sevonty-fonrth
and Goyenty-ofghth streets was reported by tho
suporintondent to DO doplorable. All which WAS
Tho Committee on Public Grounds reported
buck tic petition for tho removal Of Jefferson
ayonlo pound; recommended that tho prayer
be grnutod, and TINT the Superintendent bo au-
tlorlEed to remove tho samo az BOON ns q suit
ablo location can bo secured. A1r. Paul Cornell
being prosont, offered ground for tho pound ut
tue corner Of Grove anl Jackson straeta, which
was accepted
| Adjourned.
| EVANSTON.
| Preparations arc making for nearly ono hun-
drea buildings this Roason, groAtly needed by
residents. Ono thousand now tonemeuta III
Evanston would 10 tlllcl na soon AZ finished,
Already tl!ero arc Numerous inQuiriea Tor
| summer boarding, and @ light prospect
for lutte comora. What is needed lH
for Gomo ono to 60 forward and
build homes for tho pooplo. siton roadily avail
able aro offered in tho University loaaos. EyanB-
ton is not entirely happy over tho prospect OF
tho now railroad connections. Tho North Side
City I'ailroad, To kill off now rival suburban
ltuo into tho city, gobbled the charter and upset
Judge scuteH j,,st Ms tho aspoct was most prom
ialng. They haye tho right Of way into Evanston
II tho roaa is huilt within eighteen months, and
thoro ig ITO probability TINT tlloy intond to aayt
this right. 10 much tho worao Tor Evanston.