, 1873-02-06
EVANSTON MATTERS.

| McCfInE OF fhE FtIlnRe TrustccH-TilG 1.n,l{eg3
| borrow 100000 for Completion Of Their
New isuiidtn9-Ordfnnuces TINT Hunt BE En-
forced.
Aprotractod meeting Of tho Village Trustees
was held Tuesday night In tho Office Of tho Sec
rotary, Theodore RoeBe. President G. J. Gil
bort, @. F. Groy, Ambrose Foster, md j. II.
Kod2c wore present. Various bills footing up
iii tho aggregate, s9,a16.45, were audited, and
ordered pail.
Obadiah Hnse, Esq, presented a. petition in
tho behalf Of the Ladies' College, praying that
tho restrictions contained in former ordinance,
authorizing deod to tho Trustees OF tho Indies
College, be removed Mt the earliest practicable
moment, to enable them TO mako a loan Of
$4,000 at once, by which they could be ablo to
comploto thoir building 80 far that it Gnu DO oc-
cnpied by the fall torn Of 1873. And if tho Board
prefer, they will execute an official bont guaran-
tooing TINT tho condition, viz. !" Said block OF
ground, with the college building thereon, shall
always be used for educational purposes, and on
future thereof said ground shall revert to tho
public, for the purpose of n pnrls or pleas,iro-
grou1ds,' eiall be restored on the payment Of
Tho loan above roforred to.
Tho glst OF the mattcr ia, that tho town iloclel
the Ladoa' Collage tho land On which thor new
buildings nre being erected, under tic reBtyic-
ion that 1t should revert to tho town If used for
other than educational nurpoaes, the. Latlios'
College holding qualified foe. Now, tho ladies
wish TO borrow money, but no capitalist carcB to
tako mortgage which, in case Of foreclosure,
would put u ladiea' college IN his hands. Honce
tho Trustees Of tho Ladies' College want q foe
ainplo
Mr.. 1Iuso said that, in juatico to tho College,
Ae must montion tho disastrous fire of .Ocf, i
and 0, 1871, which injured the subscription Lat
the @ present PRE- attlngency Of tho money market and
tho prezont shell which they nov uao, combining
TO make the need for tho now building impera-
tive. This gentleman waa followed IN speeches
BY tho different members of tho board hlr. ]. II.
noble appeal to his colleagues to como to the re-
lief Of tho petitioners.
The DoaTd were. .uuahIo to agrco upon any plan
Of action, and, as d<77lier resaoyt, drew III, and
ESQ.,. the attorney Of the Board. notifying hinii
TO tako the gubiect under consideration, and
draft an ordinapco that would giye the potition-
crs the desired relief aud ut tho aanlo time pro-
serye the roverBon to tho town.
An ordinance for regulating subdivisions and
Plating, land WAS lassod. This ordinance ro-1
lnlrcH that my person making additions to the
village shall submit his plat for tho approval Of
the Board.
A petition, signed by thirty-fvo property hold
ora on the llno OF Sherman ayenuo, praying Tint
tho street might lp opeuol from the northern
terminus, and on the name COURSE TINT 1t now
runs, to point where 1t will intorscct Qroenleaf
aye1uo, on the north line Of Anthony HaBcamp's
farm, was roforred to tho Committed OIL Streets
anl Alloys.
An ordinance was passed that tile policemen Of
Evanston 10 empowered aud Instructed to COM
plain OF and prosecute the owners OF any cattle
or any other animals found running at large.
contrary to tho State law, III The stroetaH Of
Evanston.
Tho Secretary was instructed to glvo warning
to parties who had fai!ed to clear tholrH!dowalLs,
nf ffart l,iu1,} bn
Board adjourned, to meet in two woela
II. ". Hinsdalo, Esq, OF Grand nnpids, for
tnorly Of Evanston, is making short Ynit with
Ills old friends.