, 1874-05-06

seaaSe9 sfsal alo' ' ae p9gao
ags Oou1rnissionats Ditch, and also for The
eFsAing Of sontA,ppst syeaps, from WEtahtweod
vss rsssoyssa oSsaaPt e psy n Kranz and Edward
Chant elka eaeeh far grading THAR paEtlons of
Tfs ffsssfnror f' Of tho Road Commissioners
urohsnted his report % followa:
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ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS ts"..:''.:.. 3le
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The Tpp9r w appgoye ap4 hasAes aFdSrea
adjoasnal to Monaay, sfav Il.
largo and iae4ssFng sRFf Rsss; sestqg of tho rrus:
tees q Hyde Park va ltd Monday evening" ~
aBtod by many prominent cftizons:
Tho fellovIng hIllg wore anaroyea and oraered
Sllo5 Eady ( 5livor, 'naits ,aed IL cnvertas,,
sa4Qa, Q. a1o3rew, spikes for renaixa, Islo.oo;
Ell sf o2 ?9S rsSs Ss G. ss sEs ssFE e3shse
1876. Total, 9a.0o.
% tha S {Sf Prgas s s Ptssasgt s Gsd r.,
we're unable to determine tho liability Of the
t. sttofney M E tos : ill., Hs opIlion, On tho pos
tition Of Q. 3. Hequembourg for pay
mapt .of his sixth estimate. The Qona1pit-
tee called for 81 tha gont5eets apa pRpsra toE
to have tho ditoh On Forty fifth street cleared
outlet for tho water II the ditch wore doonened.
On the proposition OF II. U Doguo to deepen
H. sh as 3 Ggs s3ss IL fa iees Hsts
| mended tho proposition to be accoptea at $50.
It was reaolvad that Samuel Faulkner ha
added to t9e Committee pn 1pvestlgation regard
on Public Buildings procure. deaks from s.oh Of
and movable railing to partition on tho upper
| ball for TrugteeR' meetings.
On motion OF Mr. Faulkner, 1t WA
Van l. Hiseins, Il. .. Raaie. ind T. d. CLARK, sp.
- t eIsne h5e asa ss5 5fegl en
peintei ~ this noard: '''' " '''
! It was discussed and lost.
MeBsrs. Calman Rrinkman, and Muirhokd, OF
tha Town Of LaAe. 4ayipE arrived for eopfarr
Co1man was called to tho CHAIR aud stated the
objoot Of the conference and tho paqossjty Of
/ having q Superintendent af Water Department.
Tho petition Of Harlow II, Wilcox for appoint-
! 1uaut Rs Superintendent, as . salary Of a,600
| por annu1n. was presented, He proposed to
submit to competing examination, and would
abide tbs result.
Il There wss s!se 3. op pst't1oa from T. g. 4ou'an
After much discussion on the subject, the fol-
lowing w%a edqptedi
Resostd, That It t. the sense Of tAs messng, Of
the Trustees q tho Village Of Hyde Park should mp
lnitteo TO bo appointed BY ths Town of Lntc TO e1a
ine and rerort pon persons and saary for the otee
sd .oud ., racr to er
| Boards ut their next maeting.
The oonfersnca adjourned. and the Hyde Park
Trustees resumed business. copoa Of alllde-
'Sea 70 eoaa aa II II: T. w stones sSSaat
Engineer Rhoadea qua Superintendent Healey,
and tho complaint Of Frederick Dickinson.
againBt loose, Irregular, and illegal mode Of
exrcpding pubic moneys, cspecially ip that part
intondel,t, were presented and referred to tho
Spaoial Committee on Investigation.
Petitions wore presented FROM Fred 2. Lowe
for appointment as pound-keeper at Union Ave
berger to be regular policeman from Richard
DuIlphy for saloon licenao at Hyde Park avenue
and Fifty-ffth street; from thlrty-four sgners
for sidewalks on aast aiao Of Laugley avenua
from Union avenue to Thlrty.ninth street. and
on north side Of Union avenue, botwoen Lnngley
aud Cottage Grove avenues 1, from owners OF
1900 feat frontage on Droxel boulevard tor
Water.pipes from John NcNab for copies Of
lands, from D, F. Crosby for interest On his
warrants on Fifty"nrst street sewer; from Martin
Brothers, Rlverdala. for brldga-teudcr at Chit
tenden biidgss md from Abby G. St,olsnoy for
protecsioa o. Psrk stseos assipst the oncfoaeh.
referred.
The report ot Capt. George ". Dlntord for
April, showing tWeuty-dyo arrests, 4130 fines
aaassaed, and s125 fines eolleoted, waa received
Tho Hyde Park Gas Company made q report
of tho gas-mains laid ln tho village.
The regular moetng Of the board Of Eduoa'
tion WAS held Monday evening".
John Woodward was appointed Janttor, a.
Tho yillage. Each member Of tho Board 10 "a
examine all the different methods OF heating,
aud report in one month their plans for heating
the Cornell Ruhool-houBa.
RIeBsrs Hibbard Russell, and Barker, were
appointed committee Of three to prepare and
submit rules for tho government OF tho Board.
It was resolved that the regular MEETING ol
the Board be hold hereafter on the second ant
fourth Mondays Of each month. commencing
With the fourth Monday in Msy. On motion, 3D.
journed.
Col. Thomas Il. RoH, late Chairman Of the
Board Of United states Commissioners to Toxaz
and Mexico, delivered an interesting addrosH to
highly appraoiativo audience on Frontier Lifa
in Texas and aIs1ico," Monday evoning, at the
Methodist Church.
The annlvezvary OF the Oak Park pib!s Society
| k4uA ptGGa 6AHuAy tftulhk AZ tAo AAt&Aunlbt
Episcopal Church, Tho clair was occupied by
Samuel Dunlop. President Of tho Society. The
Treasurers report showed healthful
stato OF atfaira. Notwithstanding tho
storm OF adyorslty that Inns swept over
the land, the. -peop1s Of the Villags
last year contributed $a0O to the ooifera OF this
institution, being dacided increaae on ths Of
namod gentlemen wore elected oticeru for ths
ensuing year: s. Z. Hurlbut, Progdent; ]. II.
s. Quick, Vice-Prosdont; DR.. 0rin Teak, TREAS
uror; and Charles Andrawb, seorotary. The
Hector Of Christ Church. III this place, delivered
RbIo and interesting addresses.
STOCKHOLDERs' MEETINGS.
0flcR 0f fthiR90a 3 Northwestern RAILWAY