, 1873-03-10
Half-Hourly Trains After the 1st Of
April.

MAPS OF SUBDIVISION. -:
An ordinance Was adopted requiring that al
plats Of subdivision shall be required to be Ger
| tilted BY the Surveyor md acknowlodgedby tht
owner, who shall then deposit with tho Clerl
funds to pay tho foes Of recording the same, ami
when approved by the Trustees, shall then bt
filed by. the Clerk for recorl in the Recor
doris Office Of Cook County.
RESOLUTIONS ADOPTED.
To tender to the partios interested the free use
ofthe Park situated the lake shore, north Of th<
Hyde Park Hotel, between Oak street and Fifty
first, as permanent location for tho Exposition
buildings contemplated by the citizons OF Chi
cago, and that the President Of the Board and
the Committee On Public Grounds aud Build.
ings be authorized to arrange the terms OF such
lease and report to the Board.
That the Clerk take up and cancel q warrant
issued to Banfe1d, Keyser l. Muhlmacher, and
issue oo tho H. Do Yong instead, for $612.39.
To prohibit all connections with Fifty-frst
street sewer, unless permitted By the Su perrin
tendeut of Public Works. ..-
Also, to grant license to Peter ". Doyle as
g. sewer er-builder.
STONY IHLAED AVENUE.
Mr. Hale offered the following:
WHEREAS Parties owning large tracts Of land on
stony lHlnlu avenue OoJecrn& anu feIQG1QR
their assessments therefore
Resolred, That a1ran gements be made with the cou-
tractors to stop the work soon the funds collect
cd are e1 pended.
Referred to the Committee on Highways.
A petition was received from Nelson & Benson,
contractors, asking AT advance payment on &C
count of broken stone on hand for Stony Island
avenue Of $4,000, which they wish to use with
parties who will pay their assessments with the
warrant, and advance them the money
warrant fnr the nTnDTnt wAa ordered.
FOR THE BALTIMORE OHIO.
John Newell President OF the illinois Central
Railroad Company, petitions that the permission
given the Company some time since to lay down a
track on Seventy-trst street, through to Railroad
avenue, be now granted to the Chicago g. Indi-
ana Railroad Company. Reforred.
TO LAY wATER-PIpEs.
Two committees and the Water Commissioners
made the following report:
Rcsozrcd That the Chairman Of the Joint Committee
be instructed to recommend to the Board that special
assessments be made for laying aterpos in the fol-
10%ng Hof p s On
Hyde Park avenue, from Modson avenue to city lnit6
Forty-seycnth street, from Hyde Pa1k avenue
sreet to
ood1awn avenue from Seventy-rst to Seventy sixth
state street, oaf street. from aatison avenue to PasS
street Oak street, from Cottage Grove to Madison
cnua; Fty-seventh street, from Madison street to
avenue to State street; Forty street. from Hyde
Park avenue to State sreet State street, from Egnn
avenue to 8i1ty-third street, Indiana avenue from
Egnn avenue to Fifty first street Brooks street, from
Hyde Park avenue to Grove Parkway; Grove Parkway,
from EKnn avenue to Brooks street. For four-inch
pipes on Oakwood avenue, from City Limits to Open
Parkway; Hyde Park avenue, from Madison avenue
to Fnty.sevenh street Egnn avenue, from Grove
Parkway to State street Prairie avenue, from Thirty
ninth to Forty-third street; Michigan avenue, from
Thrty-ninth to Forty-third street; Wabash avenue,
from Thirty-ninth to Forty-third street; and
that the Committee estimate the probable e1-
pense Of laying said pipes will bo about one
dollar for each front foot ssid streets, and
would recommend the Board to proceed with said as
6essnent unlesa considerable portion Of the property
holders on said streets aa present objections to the
Board before the LIST of April next and also that It
shall be the policy Of the Board to levy special assess-
ucns for laying waterppes upon my streets that con-
meet with the mains whenever majority ct the owners
property fronting such streets shall petition for
the sau1e-
Accented and placed On file.
Adjourned to Saturday, March Is.
THE LITERARY SOCIETY.
The following order Of exercises is proposed
for the public meeting this evening: Musical
Director, Prof. Chandler Robbins; Grafton,
Daniel Horne Debate:
Resozpcd That tho growing tendency to make man
and wife distinct In Law is evil in tta effects On
society.
Affirmative, A. Z. Smith, B. A. Ulrich. Mega
tive. Alex s. Bradley, G. 9. Sampson. Ladies'
Department, Miss 6iebert.
. EVERY HALF HOUR.
The Superintendent OF the Illinois Central in
Inmates that On and after the LIST Of April next
baro ia tn ha a FJvda Park train ayarv hnff honr