, 1874-06-24
SUBURBAN NEWS.

JEFFERSON.
Tho Board Of Trustees mot Mondny At 10
o'clock pursuant to adjournment. Present.
President D. 3. Fonda, james D. Dymond, Leon
G. Wolch, Henry Vannatta. Frederick HanHaen,
Squire Dingoe, and David s. Prido, Clerk.
A potitiou was received from q. r. Hunting
and othors asking that n culvert should 'bo built
at tho intersection Of Washington ayonue aud
Irving Park Boulevard. On motion OF Dymond,
from tho lhtlies aad some Of tho legal voters Of
tho Village OF Jolfers OH, also q remonatranco
from tho President aud Secretary Of tho "Total
Abstinence Society,"" praying that no liconsos h1
said yillago. On motion, they wore laid Oh the
table.
Il. H. swotzor, Captain Of Police. reported
that Fred II. Peters, Miolael Norm, aud jacob
Schmook aro soling liquors without liconso, aud
that he had given thon notice ns required by atl
order adopted 1t the last meeting Of tho Board.
Tho Chnirmau Of the Com1nfttoo on Streets
and Bridges reported that the Committee had
examined Belmont avenue, and found that tho
sttoot was ulready GO feet wide, except through
Dir. Swoenoy's farm, whore It was So feet wide;
and that air. Sweeney would give the other W
feet provided tue Board would give him tho dis
posal Of his trees on tho lino OF sald ayonuo'
opening, and improving said avenue NJ hoon as
practicable. Tho report waB adopted.
The COMMITTEES appointed to investigate tile
condition of tho approaches to .Olybour,l avenue
bridge fepottoa aga'hss naAA's ahS l1ipfofo-
Tho following-named persona madc hppllca-
tion for licenses 70 sell liquors, aud licenHes
we're granted: Y. Loyy, sa!oon. near hlnloeil eii
echool-housei Frederick II. rioters anu Jacob
schnlook at their aaloona and Charles Petors,
| ut lis grocory-storo In Jefferson Village and
| Michael Moran, Of his hotel on Grana aVonno.
by resolution it waa ordered TINT the village,
police 20 instructed 10 pfe'ent tne use oi aa
| iiroarmH and treworks Of every description on
tho public streets or sstd Village on tho 2th Gay
| Of July, 1874.
| The following WAS also offered:
Resolved That the village police be instructed
TO- put Q stop 10 al partea coming tnto The sae
os . ia 81 81 ad n
emz un tsm,rs o q tRaS n ~ sss 10 ~
rost al! such PERSONS Aud ths Vlllago Attorney IL
hcreDy Instructed 10 draw an ordinance for tho en-
Of tlta resoaon, to hs presented 10 thu
The resolution was adopted BY tho following
vote (. yeas, Dymond, Weloh, Dugee, and tho
| prosidont; nays, Vanuatta and Hanson. =,
It was ordered TINT culvert be built ut the
intersection Of Arnitago road and State strcot.
A sidewalk waa ordered on tho wost side OF
Contralia street from Milwaukee, avenue to Point
street.
1twAs ordered that oulverts bo built at the
crossing OF Milwaukee ayonue aud Contralia
Btroet, Of Brigham street mud Armitago road, Of
Centralia and Btate streets OF sOentralia and
| Point stroeta Of Western and EIston avenues,
and Of Western mud milwaukee, avenues. Tho
Village Attorney WAS orderod to draw an ordi-
nance for tho cinderinB and grayollng Of
Ar,nitago road from Milwaukee avenue threo
miles west. A Committee was appointed to In
yeatgato assessments for improving Clybourn
and Peterson avenues and Irving Park boulevard:
A. J. smell WIS given permission to gravel and
improve tho Rand rond aud collect toll, provided
he docs not haYo toll-gato in the village OF
Jefferson,
The Police Magistrate reported that the Treaa.
urer Of the Chicago Law Institute demanded
that ho should pay over to said Treasurer tho
a,m of S221, which ls had collected from tlneH
| and had paid into the Village Iroaaury. Ite
Board referred tho matter to tho village to be
Investigated, and reported upon at tito next
meeting.
Tho Villnge Attorney presented an ordinance
changing tho time Of holding the regular moot
ings Of tue Board, from the rst Saturday to the
| uaHonl Mnutav in oBnh month"; which was