, 1874-12-09
NORWOOD rAnT.

which. IL successful, will supnraodo tho ordinary
laBman.
NORWOOD rAnn.
Tho Board Of TrusteoB OF thia vtt1aGe mat IN
regular sonsson Thurslny night, Present, Trnn.
teon Do Darard, Guilbor. Pollock, Stovors, aud
President Campbell.
Tho con,nitteo OIL Finance reported several
bills. which thoy recommended to DO pnid.
The stroat Commissioner reported tho work
prosecuted W Lin during tho month Of Novou,-
Tho Village Ciork rendered hls monthly roport,
showing Tint during the month ilo ha,l drawn
warrantn on tho Sts oct aud pulllo-HigI,way fund
tor S9os 9oS ana = on tho oonora Improvement
A petition presented by John commaok. ro-
monstrat'ng againat tho epocin asaesa,nsnt for
eidowalk on tho north side OF Norwood court,
a Taa refsrroa e the Committee on strecta Al
an ordinance was prcsantod BY tho Committee
on Streets and Alloys flxtus tho width Of tho
roadways IN tho streets Of tho village, and osta-
lishing Bygtom Of straet-parks On motion,
tho ruloa woro suspended aud tho ordinance
rusaol.
Of tho Towi-11all.
Tho Commissioners appointed to make in esti-
mato Of the cost Of building sidewalk ON Vino
street, from Chicago aycuue 10 Mulberry avenue,
liked the cost at s9G75 for tho same Improve
ment on Norwood court, e427 for the aame
improromeut OH Central ayora,e, sssu for Hide:-
VALE Gu. o. Eden street a nnd Fox conrt a42o and
Tho ordinance ptoivding for tho construction
Of sidewalk OH tho north aldo OF Norwood
court was repealed, md tho Village Attorney In
atrncted to prepare I'M ordinance for sidewalk
on both sidoo Of Norwood court, from Central
avenue to Evergreen avenue.
Tho Committee on Wator and Wator-Works
reported that tho rstnfall i'll Norwood Park for
tho month Of November exceeded by inches
tho rainfall In Tin, N9nn}h "a A11u11Ht
On motion, tho Committee On Stroots and
Alleys wore instructed to intorviow 4. ]. Suali
III regard to hfs toll-gate on Norwood avenuo,
and asoertain what terms ho will mako with tho
village for gsaveEng tho aasno.
a resolution was introduced anu passed. fixing
tho salarioB Of tho Villago oilieols for the proa
ens ascaa yoar:.
ed to prepare IN ordinance for tho construction
Of aldswnlk iu font Of Lots and 81, Block
IS. on Gontrat avenue.
The Board I'D journed.
LAKE VIEW.
The Board Of Trusteos met Monday. Present,
tho full Board.
j. Nem's saloon license Was ordered to bo
transferred to Schneider d Drlto.
Mr. B. iianaun's dodication of = "trip of land
33 teot wido. for opening Wostorn avenue, Was
| accepted, rs waa also J. Krummonachcr's offer
to pay aIr. Hanson gl5o. this dedication ies re-
| moVos tho Inst difficulty existing, with others,
for several yoara. and opens up that part Of tho
I nvonlo betweon Lincoln and Webntor nvonuos.
and pectras the oponinE Of Western avonuo
! from tho Elaton road to tho north limo OF the
| town.
| The following estimates rere approved, and
tho prcsldont Of the Board instructed to mako
| application to tho County Court to appons Com
| m!ssloners to mnke the assessments therefor:
| For improving Grace street from The laEo shore
to Tho Green Hay road. 600
| For improving sLeiiod avenue from Fullerton
avenuo to tho Groen Day road. .......,.....5 $500
For iml lrofing Ashland avenue form Sulzer
streo to uraceland aycnue. 1850
( For sidewalk on the west 8tdo Of Commercial
ntreot from Cosgrove TO Berteau avnnuD thenca
on the north aide Of bertoau avenue to Ashland
For Sidewalk o. tna east sids Of onmcrctai I'VE
atreet from Lot 9, Kedzioa Addition, to Wilson
Tho clerlt was instructed BY resolution to no.
| tify the President Of tho Lincoln Avonae and
| Mics Centre Gravel Road Company to remove
| his tol1-gato, which now ob6tructs both belmont
aud Aah|aud avenues, within ton days from the
date of such notice,
| The PsesiIont of the Board was instructed By
resolution to institute legal proceedings against
tho vt. Boniiace Cemetery Aasociation. for maxi
| ing interments outside the defined boundary
ltiaa of their grounds. ia direct violation OF ali
act OF tho General Assembly of tho State, and
Bills amounting to s2.2s3.se wore audited and
| ordered to bo paid.
| Tho Board then adjourned.
| rAnK nrDuE.
This suburb WAS thrown into little state Of
excitement a few evenings ago by tho sudden ap-
pearanco Of q visitor from tho Lunatic Asylum
at Jefferson. Hearts beat with unusual yigor:
doors were locked and bolted; young men stood
boldly by their sweetheartu. resolved to defcnd
| tlom to tito last; whi1n tho moro courageous
graspcd their walking-stlcks and kept alarp
| eYo on the eccentric individual. There were no
lives lost or conlagtations to report, but ct the
same time, thore il no knowing what might oc-
CIR in village or town with \ cruzy man at
large.
| Is not some reform needed at the Poor-House?
Certainly nor8 vigilance t1,ers il required, to
| locp such dangerous visitors from gtroling into
| the neighboring suburbs.
Tho Park Ridge Brass Band met at the houso
| Of A. B. Shorwin fow nights ago, aud, aftor
! tho uBu1l programme OF mHsic = collation. was
served. Tho occnBion WAS enjoyed by sll.
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