, 1873-09-22
HYDE PARK.

Business Transacted by tho Trustees
Friday ma Saturday Evenings.
Tho Hyde Park Trustees held an adjourned meeting
on Friday eyeniug. Bills audited Anf paid to
John McCalre5, $l773,9o; 8. g. Rhoades. s2ls.es :;
D. ucaly $25833; Hyde Park Gas Company. S1s7.bo;
special police payroll, $1so.t0; sundry small bills,
sl2o.9s.
The following bills for tho same advertising work
show tho difference In value Of printers Ink at differ
ont places Cleveland Herald, SIS Buffalo CONNER
oiat Adrertiser, $l5; Philadelphia Inquirer, s2o1o :
Pittsburgh Dspach $3.50; Inter Ocean, $41.7G; Chi
eago Timer, $s2,2o CHICAGO Tn1nusE, $52.ao. Or
dered paid out Of Watcr-Works fund.
Tho Attorney Instructed to prepare an ordinance
for opening Bixty-secon street, from State to Iniana
hY0nue, by condemnation Of tho 1ans necessary ac-
cor1lng to Detailed description.
II pas resolved that parties erecting gna-posta and
lamps must keep tho sao In ropalr they not
The propositions Of j. L. Cross to furnish globe s.s-
burners, OF j. Campbol1 Co. for uso Of triangle lot
At oakTooi and Cottage Grove avenues for wood an,
coal otce, and Of Goo. ". BInford to- purchase the
eansfosd,s Pat Of aobdylson in the N E. corner Of
John hIaag, Edward nluhm, william nyan, E. b.
Tobin, Peter schlnnk, Henry Larsen. William Culver
4. Edwards Son. August Busse, and Nicholas
ANOTHER MEETING.
The rssar ncong Of tho Trustees was hold on
mud the following bills ordered 10 DO paid Rob
1nBon h Van Alta, <12; Potter Kuhlmsn, $l4,30; N.
sl4l john t. Dennstt. $125o; Charles = Creighton,
$so9 50 paY-rols, $l7s; rebate Of tax to Mary E.
The remonstrance Of Henry Kont and others against
the strengthening Of si1ty-third street was reported
on faSorahly by the Committee, and the report was
ordered filed until an investigation discloso what
action was taken with that street by the Town Of Lake
before 1t was annexed to Hyde Park.
aax mhs OF % no4s oess s II ,S ea & for
from Drexcl to Hyde Park avenue, was granted,
anu tho usual order iB to be prepared.
The praycr Of Chicago Transfar h Clearing House
Railway Company for right Of way on seyeuty-tirst
for right Of way On Seycntyninth street, both
reeced aud was declared 10 be tho settled policy Of
Lyle Park to grant no further permissons to railroads
until the consent Of property-owners ia obtained.
streets for public uae, and to occupy them for
rawaya Is TO give them away not only without com
rensaon, but to tho actual damage Of the owners OF
adjacent property.
Ths protest Of Mutt Drookes asanst tho storage Of
gnnpowdcr on railroad rns placed on Ills be-
cause tho Committee have the subject uncr conAtdor-
ation and have prepared all amendment to the ordi-
anco on the subject.
Tho petition Of George A. Springer and othara 10
net In conjunction with tho Chicago authorities AMI
widen ThiEty-nnth etreet to 80 feet from Cottage
9roso aycnle to State stseet, was referred.
The Engineer presented plans and prohcs Of lateral
enTcrs on Greenwood and Woodlawn avenues, from
Ffty-6rtt strco aewor northto Fortys-sventh street.
which were referred to tho Attorney to draft tho
ordinances.
Tho Superintendent and Engineer presented tho
maj measurements and estimates Hytl0 Park and
Stony Island avenues, from Ffty-seycnth to Eighty
seventh strccte, both OF which arc now completed.
Lunber.yard Subdivision, on the Calumet River, at
me corner or Indtana avenue and One Hundred and
street, In Soc. a. 81, II, was approved.
The plat Of resubdiviaion Of lois In HRmbotons Sub
division md Of Subdivision Of Dutlesa two acres In
i. ". X N. ". u Sec. IL, So, H. was referred.