, 1874-05-12

pf William tho Silent, tne LEV: jacob PoAt
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sTho IalcH,"A. W. yoauinlcl: poraolon; The
Holland Library, ]. Vandernool' sr
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SUBURBAN NEWS.
AUYTtK.
Tho Donrd of Trustees for tho Town Of Cicero
met nj tie Town-ua1l in Austin yesterday. prea-
ont, Butler, Crafts, M6oaifroy, Donnersborgar,
Eelart, siarp: absent. Horrtok.
A committee Of twelve fadlca enterod' tito
room. Mr.. S. J. Humphrey, on bolalf Of tho
Committee submtttod to the Board ratitlonB
asking them to receive no mora petitions for |
lcouae to soil in toxicating lquora. Those petit
tious wero Bignod by 288 voters. a Binlflnr pott-
tion was signed by 434 ladica. Mrs. Humphrey |
a!eo submitted statemonts from tue suparln-.
shops, III which m opinion was expraHscd that If
tic workmen In tho ahopa aud the residents OF
tint vicinity could have IN opportunity, they
would vote ngainBt any isaning Of license per-
hitting tho eale OF liquors thoro.
petition from Haary Schultz, for lieeuso to
sell liquors, was referred to tho Committee On
LtconBoa.
The petition OF tho residents OF the vicinity Of
Tho Car Shops. asking thnt Timothy Aonnedy DO
ppoinsod'policoman, "as referred to Committee
Anosition was presented from heproporty-own-
ora on Oak Park avenue. They roproHontod that
said avenue, betwean Chicago avonuo aud North
avcnue WAS, during many months Of the year,
utterly impassable oven for. light wagons, mud
that toamB. wero liablo to miro there at any and
all times. They represented TINT a few dollars
would remodv all theBe OWLS, and Save many
to tic Post. once at Oak Park, Tho petition
alao represented tint perHons who are non-
residents, but who own property adm
cont to Oak Park avonuo. haye construct
cd and maintained at taalr own EXPENSE
OF Oak Park avenue to Grand ayenue in the
Town OF Jefferson, md think that It would be
ouly Justice to them wero tho Board to place
the avenue in good order. Tho petition WAS
roforred to tho Committee On ssreoss and Hsgh-
.fhe residents md 1ana.ownors on Park n.y.
enuo presented q protest agaiuat an ordinance
ordering the grading or macadanl2ing Park
avenue from Lake Bsreat to Chicago avenue, nla-
loss tho property-ownera on Central avonuo
should he included. In tho general asseasmont.
The protest was referred to tho Committee on
Streets and Highways.
The laiica theu arose to tnko their leave OF
the Board. President Butler informed thom
that tue Board highly appreciated their action,
md would give the lnattor their fullest atten-
tiou. Tho ladies' Expressed thoir ontiro conf.
lenco III tile m0mbors OF tho Board, and said
tuey could rely upon tier integrity; gat;';o +, ,,,;o,
le asked that ho might 10 permitted to construct
| a cortain drain along bis property: The Board
informed Mr.. Bturgoa Tint itWaa about to DO the
work Of Which he spoke, and that It would give
| him tho preferences, and refund to him any
money ho may have expended.
The paople within QUO half-mlo Of tue build
ing proposed to be erected by Martin Rasmus,
Hen, on Knzie 8treot, between Forty-hrat and
ing TINT license for selling Intoxicating liquors
| be iBBncd to that person. Yhia petition was 'a!ao
! referred to the Committee On Licenses,
The Committee appointed to lot contracts re-
ported that they had lot q contract to John
Charlie. for the construction Of twenty-one
| bridges near tue Car Shops for Sl40, Ao bong
tic lowest bidder for tho same,
The Committee to whom was referred thu
! mat,or Of choosing q Superintendent, RECON-
mended the appointment OF r. y. OsGood, at
| Balury of S510 per annuM.
Tho resignation Of Il. 8. 6honk az suporin
tcudont Of Public Works and Us Chief Of polGs
was accepted and 4 yoto Of thanks for the ell
cient manner in which ha has discharged Iii
Tho Committee to whom was referred til!
notition of john Crawford and others, reported
fayorably upon. tho construction Of seyora
brdgeB aud cuyerta in tho subdivision OF thos'
pnrtlea, and, by order Of tho Board, the Super
iutendont was ordere1 to construct them.
Tho Committee OH Streets and Highways, tt
whom waB referred various matters relatiyo t.
Brighton recommended that Afr. McCaffroy b
instructor 70 omp!oy men ~ GM!eaGGng M Gg fataua
ditchcs at Brighton. ana tnas tho saperlntoM11,a M,
Ont should at once repair Archer avonne. IN
Board. approved tho reoonmehaatlon6. anu Or
dered t9o work to Do dcho.
Tho Engineer was inatractea lea 70 MAKE 1 & anrvo
Of. LYMAN ayenue TO aua @ LAKE, an. 70 M 1eport orr.
the noxt meeting Of tho Board upon the prof.
ab!e cost Of dttchlng t4o name.
The COMMITTEE on Ioi1ce reported 1ayofaol
upon tho appointmcnt Of E1gano Hawaiian d
policeman ut tho car.shopa. Mr. AanVa!ran va Va
appointed, and, aftor tho adjourument OF tn
Board, was sworn ID md received bus Star. .
1t waB moved that tho oiitco OF policeman te
Austin bo discontinued. A Lively discusBio
followed, and tinaliy the motion was cafrioa.
!, The petition OF Thomas Kelley tor liconse
soil Intoxicating liquors was alscnssea ana
license granted to him. Moasrs. bntlar, ~
+ Catfroy, DonnarsberEer, sud TRAITS Young III Il
I affirmative.
The Committee appointed ut tue last meoti1
: : to present certain resolutions ooncotnlng IL
improvement Of Madison street to tue Board I
Public Works for Chicago, reported that, on q