, 1875-06-16
SUBURBAN NEWS.


held a epooial meeting Monday night, all t!lo
members being preaont h1r. Wccklcr introduced
a resolution that, In yiow Of tho remonstranco8
TINT had been handed In, tho action Of tho lnst
nsating tu regard to going on with tho proceed.
iEae for whtor-workH be reconBldered. Tic
resolution waa adopted
!. Dforo signatures to tho rctit!on for watcr-
works were handed in, bringing the number up
to 802, 4 remonstra,co agalust any arocdy
action on tho subject by tho Board waB also
presented. accompanied by petition asking TINT
the matter 10 submitted 10 vote OF tho pooplo.
Tl.csc documents contained 172 eignaturos.
hIr. Robinson rose 10 explain the composition
OF the reu,onstrancc. It Was signed BY 1.-Two res
idcnts, and not by tho representative Of dead
tucn'H cstateA and non-rosdonts IRON Dostnn
and New York. It hal not been largely Glrcu-
latod, mud, no doubt, many otlers Would like TO
sign II they could have ti.no.
Atr. Hill sad that, to hts certain knowledge,
tle rcmouAtranco had boon fully circulated IN
tic north oud. Three soyoral copies lad hccn
pokcd at him tho previous evening.
lives Of dead men's eatates. Ne lad atGned for
III estate oycr which Ao had AZ absolute control
~ anY mau tn the town had over his own ftee-
bold.
tatcs In tho town WAS by virtue Of full power
vested Ia Him to tako any aucA stop RH III Ills
Judgment lae might see proper.
A1r. ChaHo said that no legal election could bo
had on thiH subject. Tho char!er nude no suo],
provision. Tho circulation Of petitions for aud
agalust answered every plrposo. Tho htaten3ent
that tho opponents Of tho project had not lad
tIno to circulate tlelr rotnonBtrAnco was ellan.
Tl1ay had four weeks, up 10 tllo prcaont time.
Thoy weso talaing for Tina to stayo .ho thing
or They wanted to postpone It Indefinitely
to tho millennium. ilo nlso waa talking fos
time. Work should be begun tliB scaaon boforo
tLn winter not In, aud wh.lo prices were low.
Tho Supervisor ssia the Board lad resolved "a
reconsider. Tho1o was pIoan OF other busluesa
which they would Ike to set 1t now:
alr. nub!uson Raitl Tint many haa been waiting
for somo doAnito report frou, the Committee to
to guide thoir actiot iu this matter. Tho report
Tharo vas much oppostion that Ind not been
expressed. Tho Board would hardly 90 against
tho presumed opnton OF tho people. Doad
uet,'s cstateA wore not the proper SOURCES Of Of
PRESTON on Tie subject. It should so to tho
voters.
Mr. Clark thought It Was an intsuaiou on the
Board to keep on talking fn tAis nay. aftor the
| supervisor hsd asked for d let up. II gentle
mou wanted to speak. let them Aayn specla
meeting appointed for that purpose. and come
raaay PINNED aild cooked TO 80 Oh. Ae wonlt
Mr. Wechier introduced o resolution, which
| Was ndoptad, that when tho Board adjourn, II
| bo to- Thursday oyon1ng at 7:;u o'clock sharp
| thgt Meetinx.
Having thus c]oared tho house Of watormon
| tho Board proceeded to routine business. Ths
petition Of John nolipacr for d saloon ticenat
was .agaIn doforrcd. bids woro received for ths
| grading and ciadesing OF antzcr nsenuo from tux
raiitoad west GO rods, Tho contract was lei
TO Sackloy ~ rascy Mt u 20 par running foot.
Mr.. Ko1foos preaeutod a petition for survey
| Of 0racaland ayonua from tho tako shore ditcl
to tho lake, preparatory to . nnwer. Tho rules
| wcso auHpondcd aud tho petition granted.
Horace Lombard presented a petition for I
SALOON near Roso lItli, 4 larBely-6lguea rom0n-
| Stance accompanying Il.
Darna1d schnits' petition for saloon at tht
corner Of ualated etroot aud Lincoln nYe.lile was
a!nstlorIy favored. Thoy we're both laid oror
Other new petitioners woro r. z. bright, on tn
rcep I!ay io1a near ne,'nont nt,' axeppc sna
potitous for re-liceusp wore laid oyor andes tA'
| rules.
A petition for opening and grading Ma1lott
stEoet from Sheffield avenue to 1talatcd btsee
was rofasrod to Commissioner Guote.
Tho police report for May shoWcd II arrests
ami tG7 fines co'ice.na,
The board will meet Thursday and sgai'
/ hln,tf1NY.