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grant them: or for tunnel, Lake to furnish nt
water to citizens or corporations in Hyde Park
4 counter proposition from the Town of LAKE
WIS:
.Fi,at-To give Lake the sixty-scventh stree
pipe from state to Stony Island avenue, Stat
street pipe from Thirty ninth street to Sixty
Second Seventy thousand dollars:
TraState street s.E Pips o 1hrtyninth and s1
The Town Of Lake to have the right Of va,
from State to Lake on sixty-seventh street fol
at least two pipes. -
No result was reached. There was long de-
bate on proposition that the two towns pro
coed at once to dig well. to cost not more thar
$500. The Committee were ordered to repor
again in TWO weeks.
SATURDAYS TRANSFERS.
The following instruments we're filed for REQ
ord Saturday, june 26:
CITY PROPERTY.
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5akl25 a. + 1mRrogeq, datea June 70 <Thomas ,nm
sEvES MILES OF THE COURTHOUSE.
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SUMMARY FOR THE WEEK.
suburban transfers within a radius Of seven
miles of the Court-Hou filed for record during
the week endtng qna Mnp 9 81
Sules, :: consideration. $59,o@50. South Of city
limits Sales, Ii; consideration, sol, ,7es. West
Ct city lim5tsaes m L ennsiderS99 vie Il, s
A CENTRAL DEPOT AND LAKE SHORE RAILROAD
TO EVANSTON.
10 the Editor Of The Chicago Tribune.
CHICAGO, June 28.-What is now needed to
complete the symmetry of Chicago, which: with
her grand parks, boulevnrds, and emhcllished
streets, forms a beautiful landscape picture, Is:
first, magnificent central depot at the foot Of
Washington, Madison, and Monroe streets, such
as tho Illinois Central. Burlington i Quincy, and
Baltimore s. Ohio Railroad Companies would be
glad to build if given fair indnctmcnt by the
north therefrom. as far rs Evanston, along the
lake shore, crossing the entrance Of the Chicago
River by swinging BRIDGE.
This would bring into market Immediately the
beautifully wooded property between the city
and Evanston, which would soon be adorned
with elegant suburban residences that would
add an attractive feature to Chicago's surround
ines.
Evanston, with its educational facilities and
growing population, and all the property bene-
fitted by the road, would be infused with new
along the lake shore south of the city. It would
help property beyond the terminus Of the new
road, as the Northwestern Road would accom-
modate travel north of Evanston to the numer-
Gus Villages on the high bank OF the lake, with
With its attractive and Convenient homes and
its live and growing Seminary and Univer-
sty, could be reached without going through
the unAttrnctiye parts Of the city. rs now.
tiilapidated relic Of the great fire still standing
since 1871 at the foot of Lake street. and taking
the cars north. as the exit Of trains from the
city in that direction is now made, gain poor
impression Of this part Of Chicago and its en-
virons. A grand central depot, however; with
north, and leaving in both directions along the
picturesque lake. would be happy blending Of
railroad enterprise, architectural grandeur, and
natural beauty. B. 4. ULR1CH.