, 1876-09-24
LAKE.

| HE 1VHN bVAND
| held their regular meeting at the Town-Ha]
Saturday afternoon. Present, Muirhead, Cor
dit, Murphy, and Cory.
Mr. Morgan, agent Of Worthington d Co.
addressed the Board on the subject Of water
| meters. He agrees to furnish Ii meters 10
| about S244S, and give years time at per cen
interest. The Board resolved to. purchase L
| meters at the price agreed upon, and issue al
order for the same payable in one year at DC
cent interest.
4 petition was received from the citizens O
the northeast corner Of the town asking thai
another policeman be appointed to protect thei
interests in that quarter. Joseph Arelzdi was
recommended by them as being suitable per
SON. The Committee recommended that he bk
Supervisor Condit reported that Morgan &
water-pipes on Sixty second street. from Stewart
to astd @ 1rest and the c9ntraet had
visor wns instructed to nay Morgan T. Co. all
money that had been collected shall be collected
OH the first installn,cnt Of the assessment.
The Board adjourned for one week.
ESGLEWooD.
More light is wanted by the taxpayers Of
School District No. as to what became Of the
Sss, 52;,. 81 in bonds issued BY Mr. Lewis. Oniy
S13. sl7 15 arc accounted for On the Town Treas
urer's books; The law provides that it shall al1
the charge of Investigator, I" which was pub
lshed in THE TR1EuSE, is considered rather
unsatisfactory. He does not pretend to
nnce, which -, amounts to over s36, coo,
after the most liberal allowances for various pur-
poses. IT would apparently be very easy matter
to account for such sum AS this ii lawfully ex-
pended. There are many con lectures to what
has become Of this money, and all agree that Mt.
Lewis L. must e1plap and not resort to suDterfuges.
eating this matter, and they will not rest till the
truth il known.
The grand n,ass-mccting Of Thursday evening
publicans in this town, and with proper orsaniza-
tion it will roll up larger majority for the cpu,-
Lien e cause this this fa than has eyeF been polled
plenty Of workers in the club, and they should be
utilized: The issuing Of snoall dodgers, end
d1aS mem crowd as back snef assl rgle T
Perhaps Col Roberts can explain why he failed to
be on band with his battalion Of men, for which
one and half hours,
What Inns become Of the 'Englewood Dummy
and Horse Railway" which was to have been an-
ishcd long before this? It is said that the Board
rescinded the ordinance granting the right of way on
Wentworth avenue from the city limits to Engle-
wood; for what reason is not known.
The oyster party given Friday evening at the res
ldence Of Mr.: Humphrey, for the benefit Of the
Methodist Episcopal Church, was quite success.
. The tn1versalist Society meets every Sunday at
the old School Hall. There has not yet been made
) selection OF regular pastor. The Society could
be made strong one If it were not for some in-
erual dissentions. Thescis liberal element which
would gladly help the cause along il it were NOT
lor the strict churchism Of bigoted few. The
Rev; J. ". Hanson will preach this morning at
[0:45.
Mr. Sam Goss was very much surprised Friday
evening. The surpriEcrs were Misses Florence and
Jessie Couthi, Lizzie and Clara Budd, Bella and
'lary McEldowney, Miss Donnelle, Miss Mack,
Hiss Sara McCurdy, Miss Cashey. Miss yelling
on. Miss Moody. Hiss Clara Brown, Messrs. Hoy,
..amont Gosss, Middleton, Gregory, Budd, Erown |
'icrpont, and Hanford. Dancing and cards made |
he evening pass very pleasantly.
ave 1 picnic last Saturday, tut, owing to the |
ampness OF the day, not many we're present; but |
hose who were enjoyed themselves much.
Capt White has returned from st. Paul. Mrs |
). j. Young entertained few friends Tuesday |
venfng. DR.. Talcott and Miss Flora Estey were
hc EnesA Of Mrs. S. II. Dunuing. Mrs. DgeN re- |