, 1874-05-20
SUBURBAN NEWS.


tho caHt side Of Bho1loll ayonuo, from Wright
wood avcnt1o to nroon Day road; on tho cast
aldo Of Commercial street, from Wilson to Inv
relice avenno; on 1,aBt street, from Wrightwooa |
avonue TO Its north ona; Oh tho north st1o OF |
Dnnuing Btroot, from 1saciue to shotlloll avenuo.
Other petitions wero grantol, Ms follows. For |
grading tho town limo road botwoon Lnko Wow |
and Eyanston, from tho aroon Bay road to tho |
lako .alaorc, potor Slaofor boing appointed to \
confer with tho Evanston as,tlorlties In tho nnt-
tor; for grading draco stroot, from Groon Bay !
road to 1Ialatod street, h1cssrH. Ohaso and |
fs srsaag s SpSea poion ei Danns
Of ClnrieH Gallo for d aaloon liconto near Qraco-
land. to run to July !, 1874; for porn,isainn to
uso piooe Of public land near Aoaohill for
4 petition fol rornlmaBtor WAS roforred to
Commissioner aulzor, with instructions to post
warning notioes. Ono for, grading Sheffield av-
enuo, from Hulzer ayonuo to Joiforson rond, was
referred to Mr.. eulzcr, with powor to cause tho
necessary aurgoy to bo nude, mud report ut tho
@ asorties q wobsor M venna to sop ii Il in v or
dor was sent back to petitionera, as not coming
undor tho Jurisdiction Of tho Board.
Tho petition asking the Board to continue lholr
proBont policy in regard to the regulation Of
saloons IN tho town came up for consideration.
subject, Mr. Abbott said tho neighborhood af-
footed by tho ordinance now in force had, SINCE
Its adoption, been perfect paradise to what It
wan BEFORE. Ncarly every man residing thote
waB opposed to roopening tho ghlouns. That
ncghbovl,ood wan li,o onsrNnoo to tho town, aud
persons formed thsir opinions OF Lako VioW
there.
tue ordinance waB not now called In question. II
wa8 already in existence, aud tho question now
wag should 1t stand or bo repealed. Ho WIS not
in favor Of prohibition. It was not praoticablo.
81 hoso acprng NO ssoona aTtes par mus
be consulted. a universal prohibition law would
DO intolerance. Tho establishment of saloona
everywhere would DO the samo. Citizens Of the
town did not desire their establishment at TINT
locality. saoon-kcopors and people from tho
city wero alone Interested In their continuance
Tho soum Of tho city patzonized thom. and not
Lale Viow pcoplo. That point wae tho gate Of
tho asloons woro in full btast got enough Of
Iako Wow. s1uatter-soycreignty waB good
principle to 60 BY, viz: TINT oaoh locality should
govern itself. Tic petition against repeal pro-
~thore. Tho saloon property could be rented for
other purposes, and thore were other places
whore snloons could be opened md would not bc
opposed. The interests and good ,orler Of tho
pealed. Tho Inv had worked well, aud it would
be vol to try it longer.
Mr. younglove vas sorry for those whom tho
ordlnnneo did not benefit, being west Of The line.
well known. 1t WAS to be governed by tho wishoa
Of tllo majority OF those affected. Ho did not
regard tho line drawn by tho ordinance Oh .
compromae. Nino-tenths Of tho, residents east
Of tito line we're opposed to saloons II thoir
midst, aud thoir opinion should rn1o. Woat Of
tho line the people could speak for themselves
Ho was opposed to repeal.
| The question was put, and tho repeal "as ro-
Mr. Ohnao presented Ills bond as Treasurer In
! the sum Of 100000, his snretios being H. G.
| Chase and g. @. Chase. The bond WAS ap-
John Deringer'a petition for o saloon 1tconse
In tho district covered by the ordinance Mas laid
| on the table. A petition from George Williams
to he appointed special policeman at tho High
School was laid over uuder tho rulsR.
innate for sidewalk on Fullerton ayonue, from
| Racine to Lincoln avenues, reported the esti'
matod cost at 81, ,212.60. The report was ap-
proved, aud an order adopted for the removal OF
feucos encroaching on the line OF the proposed
Two BIDS for grading su1zer street were Of
fered,-C. NJ. Bowen, *a60 per rod; f. Chant,
1926 for the whole distance Of ls2 rod! rods - Ihe h
b The ] roport 70 Of tue Committee on Police nogu
lations and Uniforms, as d!gested from tho regu'
| latious now in force in tho city, WAS adopted
Tie report contains tltrty.six soctious, mud pro
vidos for the prevention Of offensos against tht
public peace az we'll as for tho strict discipline
Of tho police forco: It also adopts, Us the police
UnltQT1Q, hu1% UI QufJ BlH9l MlIu D4Abo 0nt*ot'o
Tho Board then adjourned to ne1t Monda,
evening. -
Tie Board of Hyde Park Trustees mot In Fogu
lar sossion at the uppor room Of village HAl
Monday evening. The hall was ligltou by gas
for the first tilne, and the public attended II
largo numbers.
Thoro wore present nll tho members exeep
Committee No. reported back sundry bills q
Commissioners on asaessments without thou
approval as being indefinite and having no proc
Of services also petition OF j.. F.orosp5 recon ,1e,
mending payment ns requested, provided the
Board has power to isau0 warrants bearing ~
terost at Id por cent. No. 8 approved tho bill'
Of Mrs. Cocoran for feeding prisoners, ,;o, Sao
Eddy Oliver for slI dark lanterns ,of r1 p9co 80
: April, 8846. Also without approval, spec!a
police payroll, especially the charges Tor hose
! aud buggy, wishing TO know W whom orderet I,
fos wat rPS1ss usoa aS N9 crib
J protect outlot Of FIfty-ArBt atreet sower, 940
payroll for hauling sand to all tho Same, I'll
and payroll on repairs on Michigan avenue, 20
: s29. No. s approved tho bills Of Hyde Par
Gas Company, ss1s.68; for lighting streots an
+ hall, aud O. i. Hequombourgs sixth estlmat
on water-plpos, payable in village oondf
Tic reports Of the Boyoral committees wer
Tho special COMMITTEES of investigation Int
any charges that may bo preferred against ce1
tain vllage officers, reported progress verbal.
, | They had received several chargos, which tho
.. had examined and approved for consideration
mud Ind cited the oulprits to appear In their d.
fenno two wooka from present date.
t rho Hon. N. IIibbard asked and obtaine
ioaye to addross tho Board. II was understood
ho said, that two applications for saloon liconst
K W, were now pending before tho Board. Lat
Wednesday evonlng . meeting Of citlzcns ! aa
a been held on tho sublect, at which Paul Go
nniI Totnnh NJ Barker mid hfnaolt had hee
: appointed 4 committee to present petition
k t,o Uoard with such nAnaes as could DO col
r yonIently procured prior to this moetiug. 7
this petition which ho held In hts hand, wero
| taohed IT'S names, which wore procured only
the eastern portion OF the village along the lii
0 Of tho railroad, anl it read as follows:
i Your petitioners would mont respectfully rcquc
your hoorabis Board to reuBo to grunt all conass
sell Intoxicating liquors In tho Village Of Hyde Par
for aud during tho torn Of your oi&loal notion.
+ 11aaaiund and rnferred tn Gom1nittn IN I