, 1874-04-20

comprises man Of sterling honesty, Even II
thoy wero not upright, thoy would not daro to
misapproprfato any funds, whom tho public
mind was 60 keonly alive to municipal irregu.-
tho. prosent time. Another point wes made.
Judge Miller thought tho final result Of tho
panlc would bc an inoroase IN prices, anu thne
Tho prosont would therefore bo tho hoat possible
tlmc to carry out tho enterprise. Ills romarka
wore received with loarty aprlaugo.
rr1Lo 1upaoN.
ono OF tho oldest rosidonts Of Evanston, related
tho condition Of affairs In TIM village at diloront
sthBos OF its progrosp, md stated TINT ho would
property than to DO deprived Of tho wator-works,
inconyontont aB tho tax would be.
PRESIDENT FOWLER.
DR.. @. II. Fowlor, proBidont OF tho Univorsity,
s nes Sag called 5 G S o gs ta
tn tho tntorost Of the students aud tho poor poo.
pie. Quito q respectable number Of tho Htneenta
lad little o1se but water. [Laughter and ap.
pauso]. And they snroy wero interos,t11aa n n
yoto thoy camo untor thoprovlslons OF the lay.
Tho poor man drank moro water than tho
Rob, In tho nature Of tho caso. Ihoy usuhlly
had largo fa1nilios. and It was & question o1
numbers, not do1larH. Therefore thoy wore III
Il this eutorpriao failod, property in tho
village would speedily doprooiato in yaiuo. II
tho Univorsity had to go through such another
ablo to contain all its students within few
yoars. In the Doctors opinion, 1t WAS absolute
ly necessary TINT tito improvement Bhonla be
made at onco. Tho work to DO done must bo
done Tuesday. Ho dla not think any friend Of
tho movement should lenve tho corporation On
tint day. As 10 soaring tho students, by telling
tasos II thoy votod this plan would not work.
Ho noYor knew d oinss Of HtudontB who could bo
H. 1& $%tn1. AH4S1$ $1AfH
attompt would bo. enough to MAKO thom voto.
The DOCTORS remarks oltoitod dmarkod expressions
OF approval from tho nudionco, and we're fro
quontly interrupted BY applauso, aa ho mado
some Of his characteristic hita.
Mr. Gilbcrt moved thnt tho following ticket DO
nominated by tho mooting a8 Directors Of tho
Public Library. To eervo throo yoars. J. II.
Kedzie md L. Il; noutell; for two years, Thom-
Wesloy Brainard and Henry ". Drainnrd.
Tho motion was unanimously adopted.
It was then announced that another nooting
will be held at the eamo place this evening. AT
that tlmc, o. A: Willard. will ,giyc, &
last week, and show whoroin the arguments Of
tho speakers wero defective. Other prominent
spoakors will also address tho meeting.
The present Board Of TruBteeB having been
become candidates for recollection on tho Water
.aw;r,tn5 81 tho .orj;JoIoa ~ fhn >nan}inn
nomS.oa w ,a;r snu eanua.'9s = asort sIn Il
nonowH ato tuntt I,.a avi,;,a,,, ~ n n,eno,,ar
iage, GE,. nna M1lson a11; ;fheipss ps n;4,,, 4h oo
ton village o'oia, 'n ,,;,, T. H. an o 1no Piva1 va1
en- incnpon sn9 ooMg aat "an ,,one ms a,' r,sal
cGnaluate Ia ~ nupel. ~ nIus1, M ~ Souus H,, ~,
compared WIN tn2ae o. NJ. falen: tno mnseI
WORKS are 70 10 pnllt, tno poHluon ~ t3nago
oesK VII DO rospohslpla ono. anu sn9u1u Gnly
oe nllea py Man ol ma'"le sehsa "uu AniAeo
oaslneas capaoisg. ~
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