, 1874-05-04
SUBURBAN NEWS,


Tho Board Of Trustocs Of tho Town Of Lake
day, with Ill present.
Mr. Colman offered the following resolution
relation to tha mAoadami2ia8 of Arohor
avenue, which WAS adopted:
WnEnEAsy Tho work on Archer avenue, near tie
west town nn6, IL reported by the contractors Dolce
Shepard, to be completed according To the Rpcc1aca-
if.olv.d. That ths Committee on Roads and Bridges
o aud aro hereby nasruetsd to insect said work and
xer .a ''
Rsso!csd, That tho comstteo also bo instructed to
report ordets for said work 4 found satisfactory. In
work was lot,
Petitions wore received for thereappointmens
OF L. ". Crocker as roal-mastor Of Road District
No, 2, and for tho appointment Of P. F. Pagan,
which wore roferrod to tho COMMITTEES on Roads
aud Bridges. Ono was also received from resl-
dants In tho barne district, for tho appointment
OF D. N. Hastings for 1oad-naster, aud re-
ferred.
4 long discussion i1ore followed on the ques-
ton OF meeting tho RJde Park Board OF Irusteos
at tho Hyde Park village hall Mondny night.
Tho Hyde Park folks had decided on that night.
and 1t waH finally agreed to meat them - stated
at I o'clock Monday evening;
proved and ordered to ho placed on record.
Several petitions for now licenses, and bonda for
tho samo, were reforred to the Committee on
Licenses.
Verbryok, Thomas Newborry, and humorous
other rosidenta near the Rock Island car
shops, against tho granting Of any
saloon licenses in tho district bounded
as follows. On tho wosk by tho Fort Wayne
track, on the north BY Forty-ninth street, On
she east by tho Rock Island track, and on the
south by Fifty-ffth street. On motion 1t was
referred. ....
The committee to whom WAS referred the bill
Of the Ohtcago Sun for four Board naeotinga and
printing Of the Troaaurer'a report, reported back
IN favor Of allowing it. The voto reaultad "a fol-
lows: Yeas 4, nays l-A1ontgomary.
Mr.. Column thon stated that only $4,000, and
one-hnlf Of that IN town ordors, had baen COL
lected BY tho Village Collector, while some 600
remained delinquent on last year'a taxos. Out Of
this the town had just enough to keep ons
policeman, and tue school fund had enough to
Keep perhaps one primary school,. Ho thought
that all bills hereafter paid should be In warrants
payable July !, 1874, or until tho ts1ea were COL
looted. 1t was so resolved.
a communication was received from Nr. John
sou, stating that aona Of his property Was over
laid by McDougalls Subdivision. and he wanted
tho town atlas changed go es to mako It correct.
owning MoDougall's Subdivision in relation to
tho portion that coyersd bis property. Il Was
resolved that It be referred to tho Committee on
Plata aud 9ubdiyisions. Tho Board then nd
journod to meet again Tuesday 1t o'olook, as
tho Town Hall.
Tho police report tor tho month Of April
shows tie arrests as follows: Assault and bat
tory, 6; drunk, 8; drunk aud disorderly, q; dis
orderly, a; cruelty to animals, q; contempt OF
court, q; shooting with intent to kill. l.; acces-
sory to the samo, !; obtaining goods under false
prelonoos, Il and threats to Kin, !. Total, 28.
OF these, 10 wore fined, aud paid, dsohA. esd.
and q bound oycz. Tho amount Of fpes aa-
seaaad WAS s103 Of which S05 was paid, leaving
sH unpaid.
The election for School Trustee In District
No. 2, Town 49, resulted IS follows r. Mo-
Guire 22D A. A. Thresher, no; Daniel Buroky,
ali D. N. Hastings, 81 +, and soattering, M,-
thus olooting h1r. Modulre by. anall majority,
although pretty large one whom it tHconaidered
that llis name VAS not mentioned - cauddhte
till 10 O'Clock In tho morning Of tho election.
Tho Social Dauoing Club held = meeting re-
Gently, and decided on holding May pArty Fri
day.ayeninR at the Town Hull.