, 1877-09-09

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clause in the fifth eccticp q
the at under which the beard WAS Organized
The bonds arc inforsctl stcrcnrcd hr rnortplue
duly stamncd.n There Is M means of detrr
mining to whom or for huy muc,, these mort
| rarcs have hfen is<ued as M record ri thrs,
mortgages has been kent. ne recommends tha
,hst ro,ts In nro1rnd ~ ~ io,3s hr',,ht -. -
date, and that such record would doubtless
deyolon trust-dcedg. mortrarcs tnT-i1eeds. anf
ncrhans in some instances. more fatal dc}ects
r. +;,1n ~ ,vh;fh there no ~ -nnoI~ :, +ha ~
~ - "-'' A*e ~ o4os 'A tne OK
'ies~
THE EXpEhr OBSERVES:
nsse ars tns saea II s'nS sn
oTder,thls - most uotieeanie in cases that have
encltea tne mos1 eaitteisn, Iana nave been paae
furc IN this honh hpsjnc,s ali .he comrn,,. aea
bcen detached. even upon bonds which ~nrs 10 Is
one OF two years before maturity. ' '~ pau
The report refers to certain land do,a+;o,s
and alludes to the tables accom- mnanyin- ~ 10
rard 1o them. It alirrcs thai fi,e ot1;cars n9+t.
hoard nurrl,ased The honiis ;saucd ~ tha1, ~
and at y Discount. hrfore motnri+u ct,a l.H.
the protlts to themselves and nlsn comn.1a;1
m months hefoTe it hecsms dne =, ota e.es
the Secretary. Andrew Pearson 1rotc Nar1.h a.
1877. that he had sold somc hnnds ~ Haor, ~,
Greenehstm at a t1isconnt of * nor oa,.+ ~
upon whicl, Grecpcbaum made s3a5 .5G wh,n,
he should hare creilited tn tho Ron-5 "rdor
fQrA
Z. Gillette, in an a1fdarit. acknow'e1res ti,ot
he sold to Stanford ,nd nato ae "aia..s - tnas 80.
board honds to Tin a,nnnnt - ~ - a1o 10 ~ - tne
a,sgount amd UNI c OF & . per cent With interest,
ana tn2t an ORDER was Issued on Henry Greene
thaam pau @ lreasurer, iof the amount. interest on
states:
On the sa,ne ,,rc vor will min ,or.,.,t =,
interest on SIC, 500 bond. issued to james Stuart,
vn,, ,siSl mite Is - * W. 1s Wy .
in favor Of r FranE xonnp fnnn nnders,ond II, tn
be EMPLOYED in the ITreasursr's1 Henry t;reeneo ~
and thc warrant N on3 "a ;ndor.sJ H. I'm , fn
s14o n '' ~ 'o'' 40 '''0o' eeo ~ n'n' 1o'
=. ~: ,, : c. g
~ WIS case, 7lessIs' =. ~ d. otuart q Co.,
unuer aate o. July ~, lon, slate M that they have
Icy .e,eo ~ ntte9ess pa 1aetr S1o,ooy' Wnlcn vas
p<4u 10y y, toso' lne 4leas1tet Sl4'uacu tnat
~, Taa re., sas Unc 10y petoe ~ ~as
w. tuc tGpo!L Acneete eellousl} upou az
nai The bands here at,,r;,v @ f # fn1r norE
Ra!.t e!s nusss ~" 9sioie iatutty ~. ~ pAh
1unus 10 ~ ~, ni9 anus' au e.a -, ~ anun'u Asc r.
-! - ans -"esSt D. otunl lloelal|} ~ nalFlus
nv he n, was f c9tcetso ~ y NJ
s'.asc uascsu at; G.ssh o1s ~. altcr sue oouas
hx s
M na'Is 1,S w ~, tnt "Gic uetaeeu ilo!ll
ee 4"no 'onus u.sn "e1s pa.a oeaoie nat"115'
Tho nvnc-+ NV, ooas ~ r. ear IN g en3r;+ ~
spm;-iocu]aritr.
=. 49, - s...r;,,n,, 80 uo.,,. ,r..,,.,
N,s,,s eartoon rrurcsrnf. Rnss wccd sf,nt7ina Z,
row with his fricnIs each noin1inr Ia anotha1 AZ
rules ani by -laws, it would seem the concurrent
Official action OF the President Secretary. Aud
itor, Finance Committee, and the Treasurer, are
necessary to eonsun'mate any measure involving
the payment 81 money The concurrence OF
porEon ol the Finanee Committce seems TO nave
;nt.a ".sa' aHu a eonG
1hs, a|e.,+ y. DhSrn,an ftho pread.r,s
has bern dispcnscd with. but a careful reading Of
the minutes Of Board meetings Indicated TINT E.
F. Runyan. Secretary Lodine, and Treasurer
have generally acted in harmony with commenaa-
ole canstancF ana alaef1tt, @ ana were selae.n op
poseu py 9 commissioner Hill While nc "as ne'n"
De1 M " luz noasu-
Inc expert ne3e a.aoes 1aetelo1S 70 70 eea,a
transactions, ana then concludes Win me state,
!uent that he has endearored to e1vc arlear anl
report, thai he was unacqualntca "lt1
any one IN ne Once ana tnai nc mas only tf1co
10 perform Inc duties a!iot1ea 10 MN.
r, the report Was fese''eu anu accepteo aS tac
Special Park Commlttee,s report
IN motloH o1 Just!ee iugels0it, 'iI. a1cShes-
aey, in addition to lis salary, was given vote
81 THANKS.
ine matter OF printing l-uoo copies OF the re-
aud out what it would cost.
AVERT MOORE.
Mr.. S. E. Dow, as attorney for Avery Moore
md his bondstnen, begged leave to make
on behalf OF Moore. Previous to this
Clerk Tarble read letter from Mr. Dow. That
gentleman then went OH to say that SIR. Moore
ras beyond the limits of the United
:tatcs. If he was here he could make such
rs would be satisfactory to the
own. The fact was that the criminal statute |
TODD in the way and frightened him OF He |
ad some property here, which IVES not being /
ared fog during his absence. The property was |
II uortgageu. fhe amount against him as |
wing the town was sS,Ooo against which there
'as set-0ff. hc i2d property ana friends. IL |
&c could return unnolestcd, lie would make |
,lch arrangements as would DC satisfactory to |
he town. Hc wanted permission to return to
,hiclgo and Tx matters np ana again return 10 !
2uccu Fictoria's domain It he so deslred.t lie
I'D bis friends desired that the town
hould not lose anything, and wanted
o make the amount good. Inc
'oard could take such steps as would induce
lycry to return to Chicago for at least thirty |
ays, and fix his matters up; il nc should TIC
tic to DC allowed to 90 back un-
!olesteu to Ine plaIe H1'cn nS nao enusel 40
Is reluse' ~ "ou1o ''Ae 'nc Ao"h noa4u "
akc so'le aetloh. 4,.4 .,.n. a.,
JustTe luseISol1 na'uif tnolsus 4 tt.ae 1ne
oard had anything 10 say n tas ulat3es, rs
nc Whole lining was III 1he naoos VI 'ne ou-
'erF1sor.
Justice scn!ly ealo tIat ile lavoreo LUG nn-
1uhlty asked LOT, pfof1o1hs sne Aionei "as
,storcd.
Justice Morrison said tnat ne ana avery
Eoorc had been warm friends lot long tlmc,