, 1873-06-02

miscellaneous Business transacted Mt
the Last Regular Weekly mcoting OF
tho Honrd Of Trustees.
A regular meeting OF the Trustocs Of Hyde
Park was held at their hall on Saturday after
noon. ALI tho mombors wero prosont except
Mr. Bonnold.
The bills Of Il. q. Andrews l. Co., Rand, Nc
Nally l. Co., J. 8. Thompson t. Co., md Wilks l.
Collins, passed. at last meeting, having beon or
dorod to bo paid out Of the wrong funds, wore
reconsidored and adjusted to fit tho proper ac-
counts, and woro then passed ugsiu.
Tho attorney supplied the members with copies
Of tho last list Of appropriations and the differ
ent funds, go that hereaftor such errors need not
occur.
It was resolved that tho Treasurer report at
the next mooting balanco shaot Of available
cash on hand for July I and also what additlon-
al amounts will BIO available for that month.
Tho petitions for Rowers on Seventy fifth
street, Madison avonue, Cornell street, Kankakoo
boulevard, Oakwood, and Ellis ayenues were re-
ported back by the Committee on Drainage, with
tho recommendation tlat tho ordinances ho
adopted for tho purpose, but wero a1l reforred
back under the following resolution. which was
adopted, viz:
That tta Board Is not sufficiently informed on the
subject Of sewerage Bystet needed for Hyde Park
aud that It Ia to act without further cou-
sci with experienced engineers that tho Commit
tee bo requested to take such counsel. md mature and
report detailed plan.
In this connection President Gladly suggested
that proper sewer on Seventy-afth street
would cost $40, 900 per milo, aud at aomo points
would be abovo ground and liable to freeze that
much better sewerage could bo obtained BY means
Of a canal from tho Calumet hivor northwest to
Cornell. Of, say, fifty foot In width md nine foet
deep, which might afterwards be made naviga-
bio and bo dookod, and could DO arranged for on
equitable torms with the Calumet aud Chicago
Canal and Dock Company; that for tho north
end OF our village, . sowor would bo needed at
| Forty-second atreet; that brick aowers two feet
same cost aa tho eighteen-inoh tile drain, and
| would be much moro effective. and saving in
the end, II constructed Of safncont elze to aup-
| ply tho coming needs OF our growing popula-
| tion.
! Tho petition Of Palmer Il Arnold for license
to sell liquor ut Graud Crossing was taken up,
with the rotnonstranco 0gai1lBt 1t, and now no.
tition In lts favor, with dfty-three sgnorB, and,
aftor much discussion, aud tho failure Of two
separate motions to lay on the table indefinitely,
/ llcenB0 waB alBo granted to Fraatx e. Do Kokor
for aaloon at Holland Settlement or KenBlng-
| ton.
On the petition of many residents of the o1oav-
eryllo district, Michael Kennely WAS appointed
regular policeman from May 20. 10 assist An
| drew J, Madden.
Tho petition In favor Of tho appointment OF
Michael! Drew as policeman was presented and
The petition OF residents Of Grand boulevard
for wntcr-pipee, Of George A. Emory and others
In favor Of WyokoG's wooden water-plpe, aud
| tile communication OF ]. II. Durham withdraw
Ing Lis order for 2,500 foot OF iron wator-plpeH,
were placed OH tllo a,a copies ordered to be fur.
| nlalled to tho Water Commissioners.
Tho following bills wore ordered to DO paid
| Charuley Bros. d Co., two bills of lumber.
9Aso.07 :; r.. p, Taylor, for lumber, s9s,15; Mol.
son Durthlok, feeding prisoners, $2o.75; ". L.