, 1874-07-08

approyod and ordered to bo paid, also bill Of q.
q. POM, sl25, and Z. i. HcquembourgH billa Of
s,,oslon.pipc, a4b,S02, and Tor wator-pipes,
s2l, ,9al07, payablo In whtor-bontiB. Tho bills Of
John MoCafrroy, Oh Indiana avenue, wcro ro-
]cctol, because only II inohos OF stono woro
found, inHtpmi OF IL, but = warrant 7saH awarded
him Of $4,000 on account. Tho bills OF George
Wobator, for inspecting mnohinory md plpoa,
oIdorod by Hupt Darroy, wore ordorod phldt to
10 Ia part collected fsog Tho Town Of Luke.
The proposal Of Jasncs Morgan for an ex-
clanEo Of cribs at Ilfty-ErBt B!ruek outlet was
approved.
THO proposal Of Charles Creighton for rolln-
qushmont Ut hfs coutrnctB for construction Of
bridgcb over tho Calumet at Ntnty-hfth stroet.
and at Chittonden'B Waa approved 10 far as
prioo aud amount OF material surrendered. but
only $l00 was allowed lin for his trouble.
On petition Of many oitlzons 1t was ordered
tlAt Tho macndamlzod alreetB DO sprnklod, to
prcBcrve them from blowing nway, md four
toalns wora engagod for the purposc At $o.75 per
Warrants of robato on Chicago 1: Thornton
mud others.
Several potittona woro presented for Tho reton-
tton ns polteelnnh of Owen Sheridan, William
Rankin, john Hogan, and potcr Btoenbcrgou,
Curl MlchaoIb, Loron Clark, and Cuok l. Juhll-
son, ants for posatlons ae engineers, IT,, ftona
Trust and Moore, aud others, all Of which wore
placed Oil Ato.
Petitions uerc presented from John 1tcuafErcy
explaining how ludlana nYentie Ind Hottled down
one incl. and ASKING TO haye ths. further work
stopped Or nh inspector appotntod to atcopt the
worn, as 1t was ttniHl1ed from W. 7. Gray, Brink,
mid others. aud L. v. Springer, for ator-pipos;
from James Van Ostlel, for inutoaso oil ro-
muuoration for drawing plans for wator-works
building; from William Fitch, for damages
from overflow Of wator at Woodlawn; from Fl.
u. Bogte, for larger ottlvorts on Cottaga Gruvo
nsonue petwcen forty-olghth and Forty.ninth
pcrmisbiuu to extend their pipes through all
streoss aud alloys; from Jamoa AlcCombio. for
slowalx on GottaSo G,oye ayonue botween
Forty-st1th and Forty-sovonth streets and
from Joan 2. TAYLOR, ior permiAslon to lay pipo
The Attorney reported on tho petitions for
vacation OF tho plat OF Junction Grove, reconl-
mending the now subdivisions Of tho aamo, sug-
gestad by him. be approved. Also, on forty
tnt Btrcos sowor that ho las been unable to find
tile plum Of tho same referred to in tho ordi-
nancn. It was ordered tllat he report finally at
next meeting.
A communication was received from tho Town
Of Lake. confirming tho appointment OF William
dotln'ng hls duties, and liking his Balary ut
81. QUO per 4,,lum. Coneurred lu.
The report Of tho CaptAin OF Police for Juno
showed iorty arrests; Aaoa asaessod, slS9; iiues
cullectrd, S74.l8.
TIls rooort OF 4. D. Waldron, Village Treas
urer, for June, was received and placed on lilo
without bong read.
Superintendent Haaly reported that water
would te IL tho pipes IN lew days, mud some
noso 19x tnu watelI.tts ~. Wouau ~ neoaea u.
forthwith.
Tic following was reported by Z. E. Ryan,
Water Commissioner.
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~ t;s r ,av s a1s M a,a w afo
8'ah.Sa " .n'a noafa: aney uss ~. W s,9nep " =
siRed tho owlera dcsinR ti,o sutps seli to thcr
bond guasanteeiag yssEy incomo from water rents
a.,a TINT w oIs ~ gsaassA pusns TO tap WY lpo
uo9 IL front O. tnef EXCEPT " Special yote
Itu I.n.rt - ''n'u' o1s "u''"8 '"' pe"S"'' ~ 'u'
~ Tsta ..,,
ham L. over nnstl neSE @ meotlng. g.,.:. r. ...u
Wpes' ~ oo pttp'oa Aos p1pno aao' ~ "as
@oupAeu.
~ a'so maao sne 1os!owan6 report:
After consultation will WILLIAMS II. purdy charlea
=. helnen1outg, y. M uAat. y. .; Iaotnpstn, an!
innti% wne t,"m,,usin,esE +. If nntm9on III IN
fooxmg non"t If w.tcr.ninn ~ sza4 arrer at th M,
l-!nch VIII be necessary to ilaLe our wator aupiy !
complete success vlz.: '''.
gs,..itsh p,rSa On Fifty-h,nt street, from Hyde
rark aTenus - state ettset nnu on WoodaWu ootaae
snve anu nanaass9 srae hsom ~ te
nn.ns sroyc au snt parS axomsy VI f,na' M
first IS Thrts.ninti atrccs. s1-nc Pines On Forty
third, Forty y-heysnth, Fifty-afth, Flty-ninth, ant
alxty-taEa streets.
WOULD recommend 3n immediate contract md lnyin5
atrcat n ra prK svannn ~ s,mth .ri 1y
fron Tifty Trat IN Tiirtw,..5nth St,ca.a IN S,t".,
1r"v. ntnnt,a ram Eif v.Irat t hirts.',tI ta
~, 1nftw nfth fr;,, tIr3o n" - o,.n1 ~ n'i
nr.nma. ~ fro,n 1fTa ps ~ ro -
s;ntr s}ro0t 49,, ~, , e,a, tE Et nast -
str"tta fson tIra p,rt s3eu,a ia sata atrsst
Also, thai thS pfesjdsnt aud Superintendent ptrtl,
be instructed to utversu far proposals to fllrnjs. tht
ahoFe, and al other water-pro tint tnay 10 ueo1et
| Anho"la'e'y'
| The report 'vaa adoptod. a. petition a'gned b]
| majority Of nWner1 OF property was preaeftoG
| for water-plpes on Oak street, from Hyde Parl
avenue to Park streot; on Park to Chestnut; OF
Chcatnnt to Coruell on Cornell to lifty-tlrat. ae
on tilty-ttst to HYdo Park avonue, making q
circuit, which waa accepted and approved,
and formal ordinance Tor tho semo 7sas report
ed back, aud adopted, naming B.. +. Ryan,
! Jamos Morga anu Morw4n uhllrch as Com,
niss'oners to Estimate tho cost Of bame. Said
Commissioners reported estimated cost ns
S5,000, which was approved and the President
| was authorized to flo the petition in court loi
the special assesament.
Tho petition Of ". 2. Gray aud others, for
sTater-ppo on Msuison avonlte, from Forty soy-
onth to Fifty-nlnth street, was reported bRck
! approved, aud the Attorney was Instructed to