, 1874-04-22
SUBURBAN NEWS.
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| I. SUBURBAN NEWS.
LAKE VIEW.
Tho Town Doard, aftor m interval Of fyc
wookB, mot Monday evening at tho .Town-IIa!l.
Present, Moasrs. Ohaso, Bu1zor, and BohioswoA
Tho minutes Of tho last two mootiuga Of tho
Bonrd, hold March and 10, wcro road and ap-
proved, aftcr which, Mr.. Weokler, ono Of tho
nov mombers recently elected, was admitted to
a aeat on tho Board. ~ =.
Mr. Chase reported on the sidewalk ordered
on Gracolaad avenue from Southport avonuo to
tho Milwaukee Railroad, TINT MIR. ogdon lad
opposed tho aBsoBament as fnr ns it lind con-
corned that portion Of tho Ryonuo weat Of ASH
land avonuo. A compromise had therefore boon
made, and the aforesaid portion had boon ren-
qu1shed. Ho also reported having takon stops
| to procure d out OF tho Town Hail.
Tho report of tho Town Glork In regard to
the posting OF election notiooB, and also ono oon-
cornlng the result Of tho late election we're road
aud approved. .-.
a motion was adopted that when the Board
adjourned, 1t should DO for one wools, and that
at tho adjourned mooting tho application Of tho
Park Commissioners should DO considered.
| "A letter from Mr.. Rose, tho architect Of the
Town Hail. presenting certain claims for pay-
mont, waa road and placed on file.
Tho suporyigor reported having roinsurod tho
aforesaid building for tho following year, which
Tho President Of the Board waH directed by
resolution to execute his bopd in . tho: sum OF
$10o. 900 at tho first rogular meeting in May.
oyor, Us. follows: On Fullerton nvenuo, from
Lincoln to Raoino avenue on tho oaat Bido OF
| 1eacne, from Fullorkon to Lincoln avonuo on
the east aide Of shollold avenue, from Wright
| wood avenue TO tho Greon Bay road.
+ The following petitions woro also received
and laid over under the rulos; from William
MoManuH aaking an appointment az patro1man;
from B. H. Bartlett. asking for license as
Tn~ Ak1T~$ ~t.Atn
on an assossment made orroneously for personal
property taxes on unimprovod lota from B.
0indorf, Desiring license for saloon on tho
Green Bay road, near tho old Lake View Post
Tho police report for tho month OF March was
rcal aud approved. The report showed arrests
to tue number Of IL, and $18 collected from
| fines.
Dllls wero audited and approved as follows !:
ster avenue, 324S5 police bills for March, $3.50,
D. A. CaHhman, for eleotion blanks, &o., $1275.
James J..Wileon's bill for sorvicos as Town
| was read aud roferredto tho proper auditing
Committee. Tho accounts OF tho Treasurer Of
tho Board, and Of tho Treasurer of High
way oommsBionorg svero laid oyer to the
resolution to havo tho town as1as written up to
date, from tho records in tho County Necordor's
offlco, for sum not TO oxoood $780, -
A resolution WAS. adopted that on all toam
Il
lowed reduction of 80 per cent, nftor which tho
Board adjourned.
Tho mooting honday evening will have for its
special object tho consideration Of the park as-
on both Bldos of the question may bo looked for
from prominent property-owncra on that occa-
zion.
wEsr HAYWOOD. = o.:
a temperance mootinE WAS held at tho ttepot
pursuant to call, last Monday evening: A largo
number were present. and from tho beginning
much cool determination and enthusiasm was
Samuel Allen was chosen Secretary. Tho Rey.
Mr.: Kimball, Of the Congregational Church,
made prayer In which he asked that tho i'm
pending evil might be averted; and TINT the
Inneighborhooa without saloon might 80 remain.
Tho President then said that tho cai,so Of tho
meeting WAS the fact thht certain parties pro-
posed to open saloon In a building now being
erected on Eighteenth avenue, in direct opposi-
tion to the Wishes Of tho cltizens; hc ::atatod
that tho meeting had boon cnledln order that
fuller expression Of tho feeling Of tho citizens
pointed to draft resolutions expressive Of tho
foo1ing Of the meeting, which, boing' carried,
MoBsrs. Mateland. Jordan, and Bailey woro mp
pointed Willie tho Committee was out tho Rev.
Mr. skemp was called on, and delivered All earn-
During Mr. skemp's speech the excitement
was intense; he WAS frequently interrupted by
those who had como il; an Intoxicated state
with tho intontion of disturbing and II. poAsi-
bio, Of broaking up the meeting; Frequent calls
for ordor wore made by the President and othors,
and woro answered by insults from the drunken
brutcs, who replied frequently to some Of the
Bkemp said ho desired petitions and remon-
atranoes circulated among tho citizens, and
wanted the ladies to sign them. Prayer couldn't
slut up such mon as were there disturbing a
The Committee on Resolutions hero came in.
Mr.. Matoland asked il thoro was any officer Of
tho law present, for IL there was he desired tho
meeting protected. Homo oficor came forward
and said that lie, did not think thors would ba
any disturbance.
The following resolutions were then read:
Wc, the people Of West Haywood and hfclrosc, hay-
Ing learned that building Is in courso Of
on 6h aa n tat I of hs ;s sna u
lug asro do that hslc are enough similar establish
being opened In our village. A1d tits W. d.
sa and s's sue sese
Stsona- nocauss we ,beliayo that tie peace happl-
ncss md prosperity OF our viago will ba imported
We do lorsby pledge ourselves by ali lawful means
West Haywood.
After the discussion Of some points Of order
the resolutions were adopted.
Gen. Smith moved that committee bo ap-
pointed to presorvo order. Tho motion was
oarrled, and den. Smith, aud Measrs: Foster
to hayo very paolfying influence upon the dis
or orderly elements for they perceived that
duty from which the proper officer
had shruuk. Tho General then mado speech
In which .ho deprecated tho fact that tho Govorn-
mont bad permitted itself to license liquorsol;
ling; he:would as aoon soc IT llcense murder and
stealing. He thought that the community could
prevent the establishment Of tue saloon II it
would. ~.
After further remarks COMMITTEES consisting
of Mrs. Foster, Mrs. Jordan, aud Mossrs. Allen
aud hlateland, WAS appointed to circulate remon-
strancos among the citizens for signatures, and
to present tho Same to. tho Commissioners Of
proyiso. Tho meeting then adjourned for two
Royal Costumes.
At tho last " drawing-room" Queen Victoria
woro black watored Bile dress. with train
trimmed with Grape, embroidered in black silk
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