, 1881-05-29
BOULEvARDs AND STREETS.


sioner OF Public Works for street improve
mcuts that will cost SGU0,0 Lake street, from
State to Michigan avenue, ]. Mclean, wooden
pavement, $1.30 per yard: curb wall, $40 per
cord. Adnms, from Stute to Michigan, Andrew
Jaicks. wooden blocks Sl..lk per yard; curb
wall so per cord, or 50 cents per running foot
for ordinary curbing. Washington, from Va
bash to michigan, wood paving, ]. 3. Smith s.
Co., $l.2i per yard; Is cents Tor curbng, and 25
cents yard tor filling. Douglas avenue, from
South Park avenue to its eastern terminus, 4.
J. Mclean; paving, Sill for wooden blocks,
conbe-stone cutters, Siol per yard; this in-
proyement Will cost Sls,G05 La Snllc, from
Adams to Quincy street, with Medina stone,
John z. McAnhun, at s2G' per square yard.
10 Douglas avenue, 4. J. Mclean; paving with
wood Sl.l3 per square yard, cutters S1.0=: this
work will cost s3,,13s; H. Monroe .11r street, from
Juicks, $t.aaI for wooden pavement, and III cents
II fuot for :urbiug; Franklin. from Lake to
South Mater aud La sl1e 5et trG }a South Maer to
S..,;5 per square yard, Sl4 per cord curb wall,
and .5 cents yard Tor illling Court place, from
eSh stone to paefs ot vdss s ss
square yard; State street, from Twenty second
tS Thirty7rst, honas ~, W. sc Sexton, fo5 paving
yurd for tilling, Si43o per cord for curb vail and
81 cents II foot Tor curbstone- This improve
n,cnr will cost sJ5.Si9: from Thirtyflrst to 1gun
la
Si.5 for paving 80 cents for filling, 50 cents rnr
curblnv. und $li.JJ per cord for curb-wull. The
total eost OF this viii b S55Vo: State street,
from Twcnty-sccond to Taylor, Thomas ". Sex
ton bids the same us above, except that he
makes no estimate for clirbstoue, for which \.
l.. Anlbcrg birs Is cents foot, aud 81: - Tor
esSiSf esssS: Th's pnf' OF s'''' street viii COST
Kinzc street, from Clark to La sallc, J. D.
Smith 4 Co.. Sl.a per yard 1or wooden pave
same tlr, Si:. per yard Tor paving. IS cents per
foot for curbstonc, tiIlMg . cents II yard. utld
resettiug cur&.stone = ccnts a foot: Pine street,
from Michigan to Huron. Andrew JAcks, 81. III
for woohen pavement, curbing ~ cents. filling -
cents, aud resetting curp!ng ~ cents foot;
Johnson street. from IAylor 10 Twelttn; a. T.:
Aubcrg S Co.. curbing =. cents foot filling I:
cents u yur11; West ltaudOiph street. from Des-
plu;ncs to liulsted, A. J. Mcisean. SL2l Tor pnE-
lug; O 3rtcn street. from Jefferson to llalstea,
Atnbcry j. Co.. cllrbsuy Is cents foot, tt'lnE IL
cents Ii y1ru: Harrison street, from Clinton
street to Centre avenue, \. j. McUean, Tor paw
M wts w"91 s T9 fSst Tfco 9f srns tns fr
Cnt,al to iIulsted. i. J. McBcan. paving $l.l7,
ct,rbing $l4 per cord; Lake avenue frou Doug
las to Oakwood, !: J: Mclean, paving sl.os. Th!s
The cost Of paving State street nlouo will be
sa5t,o0o.
South Park to Cottage Grove avenue; Indiana
avenue, from Twenty ninth to Thirteth streets;
prarle asenue from 4n o1ns 10 Ih'ft so
University placc: EEun, from Cottage Grove to
Lake avenues; Quincy, from LA Sale to Market
streets: Ellis, from Douglas to Egan avens!e;
twentieth street, from Suite to Archer avenue:
Twelfth street, from WnbAsh avenue to Clark;
und Thirty-flrs street. from State TO South Park
avenue. ,,.-
the Lincoln Park Commissioners to extend tho
I.akc-Shorc drive to tho Water Works, and to
pprmit tho West Park Commissioners to increase
II Inc 1t. regulation OF affairs OH the Michigan ave-
nue. boulevard has been provided for by IN
ordinance adopted by the South Park Commits
frighten horses such US bnll-playlns; walking
IN grass plots, defncing trees, lump posts, etc:
hawking or peddng any articles; general lndc-
crucy und vice, including drunkenness, gam
bling. nnd profanity; the use of vclocipedes:
the discourage or firearms or setting Off fire.
works; posting bills on trees. lamp-posts. by
drauts, or other places; any acts, such as plAy-
Ing musical instruments and carrying banucrs,
calculated to consregate persons thereon; Inc
drill or parade of any civic or military
without n,,,ns' 1r1m t me
grearcr speed than eight miles an hour:
standing horses or vehicles IL way calculated
to impede trnycl, and soliciting passengers Tor
hire, without tho consent Of the Hoard; the
passaKc Of domestic animals, tue penalty being
impoundlng aud the usual charges; the passage
Of Il funeral procession or hearsc, except IN case
It Is found necessary to remove body from uuy
house OH the thoroughfnre, then the hearse and
procession to leaye tho boulevard at the ftrst
cross street; the pnssaEo Of Omnlbuses, carts,
aud wagons, or other vehicle for carrying goods,
munure, etc. except delivery wagons, they to
leave the thcroughfare ut the first cross street;
tea-iug up the ruudbea, sidewalks, or planting
space, for at1y purpOSc, or moving any house
without permission, and dlsorderly conduct and
riot.
The last section forblds placing building ma
tcria In the street without permission. and col-
pcls the construction of II tWo-toot sidewalk
around any obstruction that MA; be nade-