, 1874-09-23

THO preamble md ropolutiona vorc lost-ycaa,
nit. lynn; liayg, /.
Tho following Was thcn ofrorod:
Etsoicea That tho pres!Aens 10 authorized 10 eon-
tracs Will W. Tcnrlo Hnns to cullyrlGt gat aowcS
tor s5.64o, thu, beIEg sho loWcst aat,iai bidder
pondinK which, it was resolved to lay tho mat
tor ovor ono Weoh.
politlonu for nnloon-lIccnscs wcro presented
nlld roforrod irnln' potor bchlat,d, iii Fifth Dis
trlce, OIL Ninety-second utrooI ALrn!,um Kioin-
mnn, ut ohitten1cn brlgo Join lIuolsatnttor
ut Sovonty-t'!ith ktreot and Stony island ayonue;
antl Joron'inh Khollot, at tntornect.ou Of stony
r1tlttouH for H!dowalks woro prcaonto,l Nv r.
W. Springer and otliors Gu tho 10th ntdo OF For
ty-arst atreut to Grand louloyprd, mast Tho now
cts az a9d 1ona ifom ~ W. st9a aud ethers
to Forty-sixtli Blruetn, which they claim ID have
pnd for fonr years. ago.
Tho pres.deat roportel TOD u tlss Amtos 4 Smith,
wan awarded viii not pronlsc TO doilsor n1nro Ii.o
tila,, miles Of tho ramo before Dec. /, anii fhe
hahnco by tho 10th Of hiarch nuxt, ind nftnr
some discussion tho rrcbidons was authnrizel to
close the contract with tllolil as PROPOSED.
Proposals for lnyng tho 25 mflos 0f water-plro.
accoruinE to advertisement, woro then opcucJ.
Tho President wts authorized to contract
viii! Thomns luggtnp, bo bony tho lowest
Proposals for ilro hylrnnta woro received from
4. D: Wood 4 Co. nt a40 for Bi11glo and $40 each
Imor m double, aud from Urcglerl Clark 4 Co at
$40 for single, 600 for double, mid e75 for
| donblc, with uozglo-yalycs.
Proposals for hoRe carriages woso received
from tho l3abcock Manufacturing Company for
ionf-'win,ecl, $Goo. two-wlcol, Sl00; and from
1h9 Ill.,, sllsny I, M1ha,,.faeturlug 1h CompaMy, Seneca
llnlh rnels, ,0o0 fcet capacity, ea25 ouch.
The Irotido.t was authorized to contrnct with
p. .: Preston for 5000 foet of linon rubbor-
| lined hose Mt 9tc.
Tho communication Of Johu AlcNooloy l. Co.,
burlington, y. j., III relation to contracts for DE-
| livery or wator-Plpes next May was placed on
flo; also application from Hcniy Bn,rs Tor nusi-
r. ohuro ropored I'd dlflleultyy It Niuotr-
fifth etreot bridge; owing to d d!lforunce IN
surveys, tho bridge It placed OH u straight limo
would not meet tho roads ~ grutlcd. II was Of
leot tho roh1s
Tho WAtor snpotintenlont' reported on thu
prupoued iinproyon1ont Of slxsy-oighth street,
that it would cost Tor plank road 10 tho Water
| Works. about e3, loo, aud for mnchtnn tuad
SS.722.4S.. Tito plank road WAS approved.
1he petition Of James Long and othors for an
additional lre-hydsant on Hydo Park avenue
wns referred to tho Water Commissioners.
night-patrolman in tho Fifth District, ~ shown
by tho ilro on Oak Bttoot, and an inceul,ary A.
tompt \ fow nights ngo ou Fifty-Aftl street.
I MI. Morgan moved that tho policeman taken
loved, aud that QUO from cacl Of tho other dis
t,icts bo detailed for tLat service in terma Of q
mouth each.
Mr.. Ryan moved substitute that tho regular
put on night duty, and that tho President bo 10
lucated to appoint some ono az keopor Of tho
Jail, which was adopted. Yeas, l; naya, Mr.
Church.
On motion, the Board adjourned.
NORWOOD PARE.
Tho Board of Trustees OF this municipality
1lnld MI adjourned mooting Monday niRht.
Thoro wcre present: George II, Campbell,
President Jnmea Guilbort, Martin D. steyots,
Charles J. Do Dcrard. Robert pollaok, ind
Lorin q. Collins, Jr., Trusteos and Cyrus ],
Corso, Village CLERK.
The oficial bond Of John Cammnok, Village
Treasurer, for $4,000, with Milo Wncholl aud
StepAon Pennoyor aa surotlcs, was approved.
On motion, tho Board proceeded to tho
election Of pound-n Muster, which resulted In
tho choice of Charles Walters also, to tho
election Of an Engineer aud Village Surveyor,
which resulted IN tho election of ?. g: Dunlap
/ A communication Ths read by tho Clerk from
John Hannis Informing tie Board that ho had
for sale Two secondhand firo-ongincs and hook
nnd ladder truok. Laid on tho table.
Tho President appointed the following stand
f!naoee aud Auditing csatms-Robcrt polact,
hos!n 2. coilins Jr, Q. J. ps ne5ar1' e..,,.
aui!Der % T. T. q. Collins, +. ''''''' '~e4
6trext, A.lfxs, Sfis and cre.s vasks-7ames Gull
bort, Nobeft Ioack, Charles J. do Beraru. ...
= Special AssessfHenks and 1dttt-Lorln @. Qollln8
Jr., Robert rotack, Ghurtea ]. Do norard.
efreragc and DFafhage-Charlcs ]. Do Bcrard, Mar.
Tin D. 8teYers, James duilbert.
JndtciaT-Pats and St.bdfvtsions-L @. Oo1lins.
Jr., II. Dshtegers, Robert Polack.
Tho Committee to whom w0s roforrod tho
nrtcsian-,yell water question reported that thoy
> had consulted Nth John 3. EberAnrdt, ESP,
Ia regard to tho aarno, and That lo Was present.
Leave was extended to tho latter to address the
Board, after which tho subject was reforrod to
tho Committee on Water and Water Works.
The ordinances OF tho yillago were ordered
printed, aftor which the Board adjourned.
Thoro will bo festival III tho Reformed
Church Thureday evening" to which tho public
are invited.
! ESdLEWooD.
Sunday morning IN accident happened to b1r.
Charles poffor, Of Wheaton, Ind. by which his
left arm and right hand ucre shattered. Tho
seryicoa Of DR.. George Dale, Of Englowood, as
BiBted by Dr.. st. Clair, Of South Chicago, wero
called III, aud they amputatod the arm above tho
elbow, md two fingers Of tho hsnd. Tho opera-
tion wss successfully performed aud tho patient
IL doing we'll.
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