, 1881-08-14

SUBURBAN.

EVANSTON.
t The present board OF Trustees seem 70 DC tah-
@.nystdcro,io,, v;roro,,si, Thc t,vo n.ras hor-
>,o.i,- ~, ,,,a ar;,., ~ ,an, o,,t IN
| 1reseutable condition. The lower one is be-
tns lcvclcd up and c1clrcd OF rubbish In front
| Of the Two viii be a continuous broad walk be-
! tween the drive and the lake: milking ah eNcel-
lent eyenins promenade - work on tue reias- ...
ins OF Michigan avenue Will be commenced very
The tent-Ineetines Of the Free Metnodssts on
Ridge uxenuc ure sill IN proEtess and .tppar,,
ently win sood success. 1ne tent y .n. csoMuet
shty WIN .s.tof; auo lu1. sI - ~ hi1 - .
c,vr"S l lns md sla1 Il. mom.v have hecu so-
,uIni hp - snn,u,.ar ~ aba t.oI,rre.yntfon md
nthnr ~, enaicr .'nt rh rions nI1 h@.imt< tuade
The wori1 On tho buiidl,is viii bewin SOON.
Liner Th,,sin, .y,,,,inu three. horses were
s,nsI' from Wr iirr The Eecncr Of the ttll1-rlte
near t't,vary. Il yct no tracc OF the thieves
has been found, although officer carney has tic
It,- uroI1nf,,ntion of the President of tha
Buard Of trustee ali dogs must be muzzlcd
nStnr ncyt trhursf,v
III, tiInc fnr fhe t;ncn,nr cf thu nnhjc srhnoE
has been changed bv tho Board OF Educntiou
from AuE. ~ u sept .:
Inc wiiter-ti1aitis VII! be flushed next Tiles.
day; + Wednesday, y, t md Thursday evenings from t
Thf whisky cases IRON Lake View still occupy
the attention oi tho Evanston Justices: 50 1sr.
iho ho busncss. Wis"s se' - o''' 'D oe''ef u
The ltev: George c. Moves, D: D.; will preach
thls morning and evening III the Presbyterian
The Kev Frederick $; Jewell VII preaeh This
morning and evening Ill st. Marks Ep'scopal
church; 1 1..,,.
Inc ltev. H. ". fA1ten VIII prencn TINS morn
tn:: and evening III tue First Methodist Church.
Ihe ltev. Georse q. r!erGe g, VIII prcach ths
mnrins and evening IN the Nnptlst Churun.
and evening In the Congrc1atfonaIC Church
ae ut,a l'tees Mn'e "Grs @ 10 , ua.S w. ct.ltG ot
LAST mlRht "e.e p'stpo nt WIZ tne hc!p ul
me f'sltors VINO came out from tue clty III tno
l'nl1uer itotlse GhacH' u PHEASANT uhhclus purity
WIS ehoofed untll late III Inc evening"
ESGLEwooD.
The fralty of humanity WIS fnrcfhly cyhibit-
cd to the cI,i1cus Of Eu.ic,yo.,d duripr last
week. JAMES puttut cied in the carly p,irt Of
under train of cars. The widow aud IL young
man who Ind boarded with them solicited funds
to bury the dead man. and collected about $50.
services. thew hacked rhnir ayntlnhle proDerty
mn Inst Thursday 1vrnirp srarfel fnr Touis-
Vile, Ky. The nndcrtaker, by tho aid Of an
t.,;c,.r snrcaod,, in hnidinr chrsr of fooIs bt,-
innr,n,r n fhe vnuro man
m@nr ,,.nr
Ihere Is nuch interest," 6: manltested IN INC ac-
ton OF the Board Of Trustees III regard TO the
reflection OF the Village Treasurer Many of
the citizens arc strongly opposed to reflection
Of tne. present incumbent. not on personni
grounds. but on principle. The present acting
VILLAGE treasurer has never been reelected nc
iage code Of ortt'isauces. Chap. ALV-. Sec. u,
reads mus: no person holding. or VINO may
hereafter nold, Tue Oli1ce OF Ircasurcr OF tne
Village OF Hyde Iark. shall oo eligible Tor re-
appointment rs bis own successor The fol
lowing report upon THIS question was Made ut
the board meeting Friday evening:
our Committee. to whom WAS referred tho
bond presented BY Mr. Herrick, acting VillaEc
Treasurer, beg leave TO report that the same did
Condec. the Village Attorney, had left for his
summer vacation; that, MS some legal questions
presented themselves, your Committee sought
the huElt'e Ut prominent attorneys; nnu they urc
advised that there are grave doubts about tho
bond presented hnElnE any validity. AS 1t Is nn
exact copy OF tho tond formerly presented and
accepted by the Trustees ntt the time Of tho
its date. it is suggested that this can be Ut ITO
value unless intended as ii substitute for the
first. and that there il ITO provision in the laws
Or ordinances for taking bond ut this time
and in this manner. III n matter OF such
importance as this. We do not deem it wise To
take amy action unless 1t is clearly and beyond II
doubt fOr the best interests Of. the village. II
WIS stated that Mr.. Herrivk presented this bond
on account OF the dissatisfaction OF the County
Treasurer with the present status Of affairs.
We think there Is remedy for tho present dill
Guilty that is both legal and simple. Tie laws
and ordinances provide for the appointment OF
Village Treasurer us well is other apFNintiVe
officers every year. The language used is us fol-
lows: All appointments provided in this
charter shall be made TIT the third regular meet
I'M, of the f}oard OF Trustees during euch mu,,jt-
tcal.' 1t is undoubtedly the duty Of the Hoard
10 observe th. provisions of this ordinance. II
we would nvoid any question OF the liabilities Of