, 1874-02-28
Clerk Of said village that this Board would meet
the Board OF Hyla Park At the Village Hall at 8


The following resolution was adopted:
WHEREAS, There is Large voting population along
and neer the Michigan Southern track, between Ihf-
accommodated By establishing an election precinct
near said railroad track about midway between ss1a
Resoirtd. Thst tte Board OF County Commissioners
be- and hereby requested to establish an election
precinct, to be known Precinct No. 3, IN the Town
Of Lake described and bounded follows, vlz: Dc
ginning on tho east town Hne on Thirty stres,
thence south on State street to f4y-dh street. thence
vest to the Fort Wayne track, thence north on sa,d
street 10 the place Of beginning And thst the school
room on Foryseventh street, between the Rock Island
track and State street, bs designated place for hold
! ing election
| The following Was also adopted:
NHEnEAss Tho citizen voters hi the xcst and
southwest portion Of the town have petitoned this
Doard to designate fourth election precinct,
Ieso!rsd, That the Board Of County Commissioners
Of Cook County be, and hereby. requested to es
as follows: beginning Blue Island avenue {wsat-
aSenue>. the north town line: thence south to
FoEtyseventh street; taenca cast to Reuben street
thence south to the south town Hne thence west to
the west town line thence north to the north town
ne thence esst to the place Of beginning;, and
Of B1ue Island avenue and Sixty third street.
as the place for holding elections.
t.oired, That the Clerk be instructed 10 present IN
official COPY oE the Aforesaid resolutions to the said
County Commissioners Of Cook County.
Meesrs. N. o. Hendrickson, II. Fleming and
G. =. Williams were recommended to the County
Commissioners as Judges OF Election in the
First Precinct D. Burcky, J. Drake, and Leroy
Cullough, and William Brinkman in the Third !;
and A. Colvin, George Schuing. and George
Crane ia tho Fourth.
Mossrs Drake and Colvin, who we're instructed
to look up list OF finished sidewalks whore
special assessments have been made, but not
coMplated. submitted = long list, aud rec
commended tlat rebates DO allowed to all tho
parties mentioned in the List. On motion, the
collector was commanded to mark paid tv re-
bate" on all lots. pieces, and parcels OF land
Tho bill OF ". Fl. Edwards for services ren-
dercd, S126, was allowed.
On motion, the Board adjourned.
ELo1S.
On Mondav next will occur our charter election,
and the fight wakes furious. The would-be
elected are busy button-holing every one who
Possesses vote. and teasing for their suffrage.
The usually quiet Second Ward has four well do
veloped candidates for Aldermanic honors.
Those who look on think the following ticket
will be elected:
Mayor, ). c. Bosworth; Assessor, Garrett
Rosenkrans; Treasurer, W. H. Hirtze; Alder
| men, r. III. Martin, S. Monroe, Benjamin Cox,
and William Lloyd.
The Rev. L. II. Woodruff, J. C. Bosworth, and
Fl. Clifford, Of this city, are part Of the Coun-
affair.
There will be baptizIng as usual in the Baptist
Church tomorrow evening-tha interest in that
church being apparently unabated.
Judge Wilcox, OF the Circuit has been obliged
to give up legal affairs for the present, owing to
the state OF his health, and will start Monday
for trip through the Southern States.
Tie farmers OF hnne County will ho!d mass
convention at Geneva on Tuesday next- 8. III.
Smith will make an address.
Next week Tuesday the Dairymen Of Illinois
will meet at Aurora for the purpose of orEaniz-
ing State Association. This interest already
represents large capital, and the constantly
increasing demand for Illinois dairy products will
necesaitate its greater expansion.
SonwooD PARK.
Tho lecture at the Baptist Church last evening
was better attended than the preceding ones OF
the COURSE Tho speaker, Mr.. Barganan,
tive Of Burmah, appeared In tho costume Of his
coun try and gave very interesting account Of
the b abits and customs Of his native land.
PARK RIDGE.
4 very p}eaoant social party Vas given last
evening at the house Of George B. Carpenter,
Esq. The elite Of the place we're present in
goody mum bers, and gave themselves up fully
to the enjoyment OF the occasion.
pEsPLAISEs.
A dance WAS held in Brownford Hall last even
ing. The attendance was good and pleasant
time waa had.
The Rev. Jirah D. Cole, OF Highland Park,
will preac, for the Baptist church Sunday morn
ing at 10:45, and tie Rev Mr. Taylor. pastor Of
the Presbyterian church at Lake Forest, will
speak in the afternoon at o'c}nck.