, 1876-05-07
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and transacted the following business:
The bonds Of William Meyer. L. ". Eokesk 4
Meyer and ]. a. Mensen, accompanying thsi
applications for saloon licenses, were presentsd
Ths bonds in zach case wers approved u.
licenses ordered to b issued cpoa payment O
ths $50 by each applicant.
:, resolution WAS passed that thu saloon
license should also cover al bi1liard-tables kep
therein, and the ordinance requiring separA1e
Gcense therefor be repeaed-
The bond Of the Treasurer, J. Fl. aabins. vas
presented and approved
Bills to the amount Of s117.51 wero audited
and ordered paid. W.<O. F8rusma bill fol
Labor 1856, WAS laid OVER for further considera-
ton. Tho Committee on Streets reported tha.
thcY had orde1ed:sall fences: s:encroaching on the
highway to be removed. On motion, T. "
Hoffman Vas added to tue Committee appointed
to investigate S. L. Lees occupancy Of the road
motion. g. a. Groupe was authorized to confer
With the railroad company about purchasing
gravel. and report to tho Commissioner on
Streets and Drainage. The Trcaaurer's state
ment showed q balance On hand Of 81, ,507.51.
Mr. John Richardson loft Tuesday with his
family for Dennison, Ia, uear which place be
intends to engage in farming Hr. Sam Dar1-
son also went with him. He leaves many
friends hero who will miss him, IS will also tho
Cotnet Band, ct which he vss a valuable mem
ber.
Nj. 8. McPher",n OF Pitaburg, is in town,
calling upon old -3ends. He formerly resided
in this vicinity
Dr.. Sabine has sold hin house and lot to Mr.
L. katz for a acrea Of ground at Mr- Prospect
and 81, 800 in money.
Mrs. Fed Parmsiee and Miss Jennie Corn, Of
Chicago, were guests OF Mrs. I. N. ". Sherman
the past week.
Two very young ladies' hava arrived At Dos
PLANES. and aro respectively domlciled in the
families Of Mr. ". Pullman and Mr. Mason
Tho Congregational Church in thia place have
ployment Of . minister, who Will taxa pastoral
charge Of both churches, preaching at Des-
PLANES IN tho morning aud ut Park Ridge in the
evening. An effort was made to unite with the II.
f. Church here in union service. both churches
contributing to tho support OF pastor, but
Squire Rand and family haye removed to Chi
cago, vhere they intend to make their future
home. They will hs greatly missed ut Des-
planes By many friends
~ A small frame barn belonging to John Mc:
Clure wsa totally destroyed By fire here st 2
o'clock on the morning Of the 9Th inst The
barn contained three horses, q COW, and fifty
chickeas besides farming implements and tools
Of various kinds. Nothing uas saved excspt
ono horse, who was badly burned, Ths other
ehot- Tic loss is between 800 and $500, with
no INSURANCE. Mr. Mcclure is q poor man, with
8 large dependent family. and this is . heavy
LOGS for him. Efforts arc being made to bur
him COW aud d feu farming implements 70
make ancther atart.
HoWoOD IAEH+
The services Of Mr. Anthony have heen So
cured ~ 81 Principal OF tho Public School for
the ensuing year. 1t il understood that Mr.
svassz viii Immediately erect = drelling-house
near tho Reformed Church The family Of Mr.
Stannar1 have located in tho village, and will
provo apleasaut acquisition to the society of
the place.
Tho Board OF Trustees met Tuesday evening
and elected J. F. Eberhart President. The sal
anes Il the village officials for the ensuing year
vera tited as follows: John Commock, Treasurer,
WAS allowed per cent on all moneys received
aud pad out; the Street Commissioner, J.R
Stockwll, 50 per day for each days work in tho
limo ofh1s duty; D. c. Dunlapswas appointed
Engineer and Surveyor: Robert Orr was ap-
pointed janitor Of the Village ball with salary
Of 80 ser month, aud Poundnaster, to bo al
lowed so cents per head for eaeh animal i'm
pouudh; the pay Of the Village Clerk Was fixed
At 81 hr each meeting OF the Board tho salary
Of theViilage Attorney, L. G. Collins, Sr., was
fixed It $190 per annuIn.