, 1874-04-10


Tho Village Board Of TrustoeB met Monday
evening ut the house OF Join Schultz. McHsrs.
IIeirrou, Schultz, Martin, LowontAal, Mason,
and dreonacro being present.
A petition fofa sidewalk, with oil necessary
bridges and crossings on Tho west B1e Of VIM
conneB road, from Traoy avenue to tho dummy
junction, was road and referred to tho appro-
priato committee. A favorable report was re-
tnrnod, and tho matter wnH laid over for weok.
A plat Of tho reAubdivislon of Blocks l and 2,
Of uilllard t. Dobbii.B' first addition to Washing
ton Heights, waa reconsldored'and roforrod back
to tho Committee Oh Highways.
Tho continuation OF q drain from Hilliard &
Hits block west to tho Circuit Eastern Railroad
was reported impraoticabo by the committee mp
pointed to oonHiaor the petition.
The construction OF o sidewalk on tho cnst
sido OF Prospect avenuo from Pourl stroot south
to Ninoty-ninth, wna ordered.
a petition for tho vacation Of Oak street WAS
roforrud to tho Committee on Roads md High
ways. .,,
Olork of the Doard was ordered for Tuesday,
April 81. 1t will be hold Mt tho office of B. i.
Ularke, on Vinoennos road. Tho polls. will ho
opened Mt d. III. and closed At p. III. MesarH.
q: J. portcman. ". ". Watson, and n; Morrison
will bo the judges, and McBarB, 2. Frenoh and
". O. Wyman tic clerlts.
WOODSTOCK.
Tho ladies Of tho Congregational Church will
hold maplo-sugar festival at Conservatory Hall
re Ia5S osa Eee~s SSs ei 4p tps et IT, avo decided to
givo an anniversary party at National Hall,
"Wednesday oyoning, tho 20th inst.
Tho Kov. Z. IL. Boring. who was compelled by
illhealth to ccaao luis ministerial labors will bo-
gin again next Sabbath. ..
The Rov. Il. a. Ince, Of tho Baptist Thoo1og
ieal Boninary, has boen called to tile pnstorato
Of tho baptist Church, In this place, for tho s1m-
mer. 11e will I'LL tho pulpit noxt sabbath morn-
the public schools Of this placo had enrolled
scholars Inst torn, to tho number of i39.
Tho receipts for this School District were
97,5l065. aud tho disbursements e5,53O.59
leaving balance on haud Of 81 l,970.00 to start
tho ensuing year with.
Burglars hnyo entered into several houses
hero OF lato but have not 20 far been we'll paid
for their trouble.
Tho Common Council met as usual tlhis woelr.
There wers present B. L; ,hleha!s's Mayor Pro
Tho usual number of bills wore presented md
ordered pai1. William II, Skinner proaontod q
petition to tho Council Hgned by sovcuty-ono
legal voters praying them to lay out u street,
commencing at tue oast end OF Fremont streot,
III Grifing's addition to tho City OF Woodstock,
and running thence castcrly to the south limo OF
said city. which was referred to tho appropriate
Committee.
pointed Judges md John D. Short Clerk Of city
election in tllo South Ward, nnd J. 3. Church
and H. ii. Waito Judges aud j. a. parriell Clerk
of Election III tho North Ward.
Adjourned for one weok.
HARVARD.
The temperance movement which Was organ
izod by tho women to secure tho election OF VIII
luge officers who would oppose tho licensing Of
saloons was only partially successful and now
they arc discussing the feasibility of crusade.
Tile following was tho result OF the voting:
Anti-L1ce,se 1fcket-prosidont: ]. G. Crumb,
119 Trustees: CYRUS Clark, 1879, Robert Card
ner. 12o, ). =. Choovor. 1872, Q, Armstrong 1ao ;
ard, 118.
License T'icket-President: H. Bakor, 1856 !;
| TruBtoos: ]. W. Grosbcck, 199; D. Merhcrsor,
| $50; ". wellington, 1870; ]. Thompson. $50 !;
Clork: John D. Lyon, 12o Treasurer: 3. A.
Wado, 13G.
rho moro important village-officers favor
liconsIng, and in the township election the tell-
tion ticaot being elected By n1njoritios ranging
| from 81 to 200.
At meeting hold lust ruozday evening ct the
| house Of G. ". Sharp, tho formation of cricket
| club Was effected. II was determined that tho
Association shall 10 known as the Oah PARK
| Cricket Association. at the meeting, tho fol-
]. II. =. Quick, the l.ey. Mr. Maibe, the lsov. 6.
Huntington, Or. MeLaror, A.. y. schaller, 0.
| G. Dackmor, g. W. Sharp, 4. T. Hemingway,
| @, s. Ad!oy, e. Russell, S. Mics, Mr. Harding,
H. Ingalls,, W. Sharp. Tho following ofliccrs
wore elected: prosldont, ]. Il. y. QuIck Yico-
President aud Captain, 6. ". Sharp Secretary
and Treasurer, e. y. Adley. Mr. Quick kindly
Offered the Association tho nHo Of his handaome
park during the season, which offer .was accept
! cd. Tho Association will hold another meeting
| tomorrow evening" at which applications fol
membership will DO received and acted upon.