, 1880-06-20

eoata OF Twenty-1rst, s., 500; a5x1eo on Wabas]
nHs,eTnne' ", south Of Fourteenth street $3.50: l0o
- Soio, St, improved, on the northwest corner O
cesaa n Sa'le st4eat aps Goet5e set1s 5t;ess xeS
1tio on Dearborn avenue. southeast corner q
Wafax TWa,ffaxo' Slosoo: Triangle OF 107xss on Wcs
slIo03. MEe;a, ss5eeI; southwest corner of Canal
corner OF Fullerton, Sls,5U0; 5ux12o on Went
WEIR 6. aHxoenne. Ho south Of Twentyfourth street
tythird street oS sxioo On nrh Erie u strent nn.d
near, near seagw,ck. $l8, 600; soxiao on West Lake
street. on fnS;an. Mss5 Of unon :25x Improved
Glark street north Of DIstston, 1h ss'soo sGsst
Of Twc"tyb @ sis 1ort1sas @es
:5x9i on South Hulsted], ] SOUTH Of o2sHvea h"ms
ner Of Leavtt, 5000: &xls on Hyde Park ave-. se
mue northeast corner Of Fifty-tirst street 81 no
ThIr yTyxIie9, improved, on Forest avenue, uorth ol
w. xtSH T. on Milwaukee avenue, southeast cor
ner r OF Division street $1e 5oo 315x110 on Wilson
9e steMss svsRca So ausSt sS s1s rs ssa
-, a,11t W "ss1 g & Luxe street. northeast corner OF
eeyiss' aSona 500; na S115 Improved. on Western
| corner or Adams street., $500,
! - The important question OF the watcr-supply
| TOWNS OF LAKE AND HYDE PAIR
the Grand Pacific Hotel last week. 4 strnn.
e lSehng Showed Itself ~ favor Of tho separation
Immediate expenditure by ench to improve its
Water-sllpply, and to secure protection not now
onoroed oy fhe insufficient pressure. The inlet
system should be the only thing left in common
lMt It should be improved bya SECOND inlet-pipc.
E'iS1neer Cole said the expense OF the chanse
which would be paid BY each Town. If terms
could be arranged for iii Immediate expenditures
m 91 $1,000, there would be no cause for delay
ffcicnt, and an increase must be had at once. In
any case, the first thing needed was TO Improve
the inlet system by second inlet-ppe. Then it
A SECOND surpLY-p1pE
from the works to the intersection of Stony ISL
aud avenue aud Six1y-seyenth street In case
me TWO towns could not conveniently duplicate
the entire line of Joint pipe including the Sixty
scventh,sfrect utatn. it wouhi be well to begin
with the line mentioned. This would give IN
1aaependent per! dissnarEe- for each town. and
than 1T present He did not think It would be
safe for either town to retcIse its cInim unon
me '.l mains now jointly owned, nn1 line Of ut
time ut which an actual separation could occur
must depend entirely upon the time required
eonssng Mes5 Ford P&Rss Fere
COndee, Of Hyde Park, and Messrs Murphy
Diester, Mutrhcad. and Vecder, Of the Tow1. Of
Lake, was appointed to consider the ndyfsability
Of dividing the property, of dissolying The ex-
listing partnership between the towns, of inyinp
ndd,G1na sHSnon and delivery Rpes and OF
leo was directed to report at the meeting Of tho
DoAru this week.
Rcal-estate owners must take IN Intelligent
interest In tho
SANITARY CONDITION OF CHICAGO
If they do not wish to see the value of their
property reduced some day to the yeow-revcr
or cholera level. The city impcratively needs
sweeping reforms In its pAvemeuts, its drainage,
and. more remotely, In Its water-supply. Our
dlrt-soAked wooden puvenents, miles of fetid
cutters with no outflow. acres Of undrained but
pollution OF our WATER supply are leaks through
which, If no closed will some day escape great
part OF the real-cstAte values of this city.
Health-Conmissioner De Wolf gave TN1nUSE
He said:
The lack Of sufficient and proper sewerage is
an evil that must be rcl1ledied, unless we wish
to see the dearh-rnte steadily creep up. The
and 1s extending over
TERRITORY WITHOUT SEWERAGE;
and In those sections the death-r:ltc IS much |
larger than in those we'll druincd and looked |
after; Take tho Fourteenth Ward. TINT is fast |
growing more and more crowded. The sewers |
should be multiplied rs well, yet thorc are only !
thirly-One feet to the acre. In tho mouth OF |
May there were ITO lenths in this ward, of which
lo37 per cent we're from zyInotic diseases, or /
hose produced by contagion from poison In the
atmosphere. In the Fourth Ward there arc III
'ect Of sewers to the acre. In May the deaths
rom zynlotic diseases in this ward were only Is
1er cent OF The whole number. In other words,
nc deafh-rate in tho Fourteenth Ward from
fckncss arising from lnck Of sewerage WIS 90
yer cent greater than in the Fourth.
GATuRDAr's TRANSFERS..
The following Instruments were filed for record
juno 10: i'e' - .'@:-4 a. |
CITY pRoRERrY.
f, datsd Juno o. iG W Z. HamIton I, r. III. :