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MINUTE BOOKS-1913-1915-1913-05-20 THRU 1915-10-19
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Vw, am,-e 4kyned, tz&1 Ove cri,�ts f on ,pvu ".%,e Cwemn�,e, Ttv-u ce�,•c+., c . �:n.artiiorrv�.. G�,d�rvrrLan �,a�tmvcxm, �rn�red t��,a� �Le �ue�.,itio.n ��,�ti�. 'P,er 1 •c�.,r�ivtna .� �'Le c%vt��• n���� � .e,�c,�,,.am�r�.e $�e n,e,�.er�n,ed, �4 ��., �� �� 1ar�artri,an Cb�a� . �� mat�uvn, � ;ccnded 2:-� . CIZdIv-u ti.cxm, Nm,j&n y and ccvvvi,&d. •, IA1iian ma,+pion o' CuZ vvnc;un, �, tAn,am,, ncled, �Aj, CZd-erw an, �'ve C�.a�fn,ci+,Z �� •ad, a o.a,vlm,ed . DL I SG iJ 93 1 r City Hall, Evanston „ Illinois, October. 7, 1913 Regular meeting of the (�°,ijr(��t;�,c�,.�, �,e,dr9-ctcti�e , (��, Icj13 " c m,•af't Page, P-e�c) 'On . 'rn"''" "0)1. gnY6tvlk cj I , G 4e CI,f"�f`1.41}e'd ilki/thau-t rL e.a ri/aq . 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The motion was seconded by Alderman Eastman and carried. 219 ��� � ;Is;Ia or.:Smartz -announced the appointment of Tyr. John �v �kMacSteven as a Special Police Officer. Alderman Burns moved 'that the appointment be confirmed by the Council. The Motion was seconded by Alderman Eastman and carried. City Clerk Hahn presented the following:- 0. a- ,Itt-C 1. Petition of M7. Harry Atkinson to move a one story frame building from just east of 2410 Simpson Street to 2607 Grant DStreet. Alderman Changelon moved that the petition be refered to the Building Committee. The motion was seconded by Alderman. Witt and carried. 2. Request of uym.B. Prouty for permission to move a garage from 1012 Lake Shore Boulevard to 1115 Michigan Avenue. Al- . �.. derman Changelbn moved t'_-:a.t the request be referred to the Build- ing Committee The motion was seconded by Alderman_ Witt and &V-zlL carried. �1�3. Plat of Roche's Re -subdivision of Block 1 in Grant's Addition to Evanston;, also plat of Essig end Munson's Sub- division of Lots 11-1.7 inclusive in Bloch 3, in Arnold and �Warren's Addition to Evanston. Alderman Chandler moved that 3 �rthese two plats be referred to the Committee on Parks, Plats & Subdivisions. The motion was seconded by Alderman Eastman and carried. Alderman Chandler, for the Board of Local Improvements, moved a suspension of the rules for the passage of an ordinance providing that the roadway of Forest Avenue, in the City of "V �_ pEvanston, County of'Cook, State of Illinois, from the north lot t line of Greenleaf Street to the north curb line of gain Street be improved by paving ?r�,ith a two-inch Asphaltic concrete pave- r w ment. The motion gas seconded by Alderman Turnock, but upon objection of Plderman Burns to the suspension of the rules for the passage of this ordinance action upon same was postponed for one week, Alderman Chandler giving notice that he presented j the ordinance and would bring same up for.passage at the next meeting of the Council. 0 r ' ISGU 219 Alderman Sheffield, for the Building Uommittee, to wh_ch was referred application of G.W. Walters for a permit to rebuild a frame porch at 946 Chicago Avenue, same being referred to said committee with power to act, reported that the committee gassed favorably upon the application and author- ized the Com:assioner of Public Works to grant the proper permit for the erection of said porch. Alderman Sheffield moved that t°-_e report of the committee be approved. The motion was seconded b;y- Alderman Chandler and carried. Alderman Kingsley, for the Committee on Health, Sanita- tion & Charities, gave notice that at the next meeting of the Council he would introduce an ordinance governing the proper disposal of manure to the end that some abatement be made in the production of flies. Alderman Turnock, for the Judiciary Committee, stated that the claim of Anton Dubsky, Jr., for personal injuries vn -- sustained on December 6th, 1913, while ridin;:_, in an automo- bile, deli'very truck of "The Fair" on Sheridan Road between Kedzie and Edgemere Avenues, in the Cit;- of Evanston, had been settled by the Corporation Counsel for the sum of Ninety Dollars ($90.00), and moved that a warrant for $90.00 be or- dered drawn to the Corporation Counsel, Mr. J.L. McNab, in payment of money advanced for settlement of said claim, and charged to the Legal Expense Fund. The motion was seconded by Alderman Topliff and carried; voting aye Aldermen Topliff, Murray,Chandler, Pettibone, Burns, Sheffield, Turnock, Eiden , Witt, Changelon, Eastman, Kingsley, Knapp and Humphrey (14); voting nay none (0). Aldermen ldurray:ji for the Police Committee to which at the last meeting of the Council was referred the matter of the failure of gatemen of the Chicago, Milwaukee & St. Paul Rail- : way Company to properly handle the gates at the crossings, 4 rl reported that the matter had been taken up with the officials bO of the company by Director Hedrick, at the request of the i� committee, and they had promised to investigate.the same and the committee would make a further report later. 220 Alderman Knapp,for the Water - its. Committee, presented a �i- communication from Mr. W.M. Mitchell with regard to getting water from a,feed main on Grey Avenue, and moved that same be f/Yl referred to the Water Committee. The motion was seconded 4/�N AA by Alderman Eastman and carried. Under Call of Wards, Alderman Murray, for the First Ward, stated that he had been requested by a number of citizens to call the attention of the Council to the condition at certain crossings with a view to the establishment of islands of safe- ty, especially at the intersection of Chicago Avenue and Davis Street, and Railroad Avenue near the North Western Depot, as these are particularly dangerous places, and moved that the matter be referred to the Police Committee and Director of Public Safety Hedrick to see what they can work out and report to the Council. The motion was seconded by Alderman Witt and carried. Alderman Pettibone, for the Second Ward, presented a com- munication received by him from mr. A.H. McConnell, 1735 Wes- ley Avenue, calling attention to the condition of the alley ,crossing on the east side of Wesley Avenue just north of and Church Street, said alley running east/ti^Test from Asbury Ave- nue to Wesle- Avenue; also to the condition of alley east of property at the north east corner of Ashland Avenue and Lyons Street. Alderman Pettibone moved that these matters be re- ferred to the Committee on Streets. The motion_ was seconded by Alderman Topliff and carried. Alderman Eiden, for the Fourth Ward, spore of the condi- tion of the building at 1402 Main Dtreet, near Wesley Avenue, stating that he thought same should be condemned, and moved that the matter of the tearing doilm of this building be re- ferred to the Building Committee, Commissioner of Public Works and Fire Marshal. The motion was seconded by Alderman Turn®ek and carried. Upon motion of Alderman Witt, seconded by Alderman Topliff, the Council then adjourned. 1 1 City Clerk. TSG 221 1 City Hall, Evanston, Illinois, May 54, 191t4-. Regular meeting of.the City Council, held May 5th, 1914. Mayor Smart being absent, t«e meeting was called to order by the City Clerk. AlLderman Eastman moved that Alder- man Turnock act as Mayor Pro Tem of the meeting. The motion was seconded by Alder -.,ran Changelon and carried. Present: - Alderman Topliff, " Murray, Chandler, " Burns, _ " Sheffield, Turnock, " Eiden, " witt, Changelon, " Eastman, - Kingsley, Knapp Humphrey. Page Peschon. Absent:. - Alderman Pettibone. 11 sAMayor Pro Tem Turnock announced the appointment of / �,L.(7u�`lih,nthMoore as Fountain, E.R. Housel and C.F. Mooras Special Police _ , Officers. Alderman L�7urray moved that these appointments be confirmed by the Council, The motion was seconded by Alderiia.-. yKnapp and carried. Alderman Witt moved that the minutes of a regular meeting 061� of the City Council, held April 28th, 1914, be approved ii,7ith- out readin_,. The motion was seconded by Alderman Topliff and carried. City Clerk Hahn presented the following:- 222 AO 1. Petition of John R. Shipley for a permit to move a . two story building from Clark Street to Lot 14, Block 1, Sew- ell, Cleveland & Simmons Sub., on Grant Street just west of Ridge Avenue. Alderman Changelon ?coved that this � � petition be referred to the Building Committee with po,,Ter to act. The .motion was seconded by Aldermen Eastman and carried. 2. Petition, sined by fourteen residents and property owners in the vicinity of Florence Avenue, Davis Street and Church Street, requesting the Council to have removed from the west side of Florence ;Avenue the building known as Fuson Park Clubhouse, so as to ,have it located on the crest side of Mason Park. Alderman Changelon moved that this request be referred to the Committee on Parks, Plats and Subdivisions. The motion was seconded by Alderman Witt and carried. Alderman Chandler, for the Board of Local Improvements, presented ,�hd moved the .approval and payment of a contractors s estimate (No. 2 Partial), in favor of H.G.Goeltiz, Contractor, in the sum of $1,200..00, for paving of Sheridan Road from Main Street to Sheridan Soyuare..;Special Assessment No. 605. The motion was seconded by Alderman Murray and carried; vot- ing aye Aldermen Topliff, Murray, Chandler, Burns, Sheffield, Turnock, Eiden, ,Witt, ChanEelon, Eastman, Kingsley, Knapp and Humphrey (13) ; voting nay none (0t)).: / Alderman Chandler also introduced and :roved the approval and payment of a contractor's estimate (no-1 Partial) , in favor of H.G. Goel.tiz, Contractor,. in the sum of $1, 400.00, for pav- :ing; South Boulevard from Chicago Avenue.to Sheridan Road, Special Assessment No..606. The °notion was seconded by Alderman Murray; and carried; voting aye Aldermen Toplif, f, Murray, Chandler, Burns, Sheffield, Turnock, Eiden, Witt, Chan gelon, Eastman, Kingsley, Snapp and. Humphrey (13); voting nay none (0). Alderman Eiden, for the Auditing Committee, introduced the follo-ving bills and payrolls for the month of April, 1914, �J and moved that sa°�,e be approved and ., arrants ordered drawn in payment thereof and charged to the respective funds:- i I I SGI U % 223 1 1 Contingent Expenses 180.00 Signal Service Department 34.42 Street Repair Department 8.40 Public Works Department 147.00 Public Parks g 309.60 Sewer Department 312.00 Special Assessments 82.00 7Tater Department 11,375.81 Streets °e Alleys & Walks 24.14-6.80 The motion was seconded by Alderman Murray and carried; voting aye Aldermen Topli ff, -lurray, Chandler, Burns, Sheffield, Turnock, Eiden, Wit t, Changelon, Eastman, Kingsley, Yniapp and Humphrey (13); voting nay none (0) . Alderman Sheffield, for the Building Committee, to which was referred application of F_arry Atkinson for a per - nit to move a one story frame building from just east of 2140 Simpson Street to 2607 Grant Street, presented report of_ J the coiimiittee to the effect that this building is a small frame structure in bad repair and not in proper condition to be placed upon the property at 2607 Grant Street4i and recom- mending that no permit be issued for the movinr,; of said building to that location. Alder, -,,an Sheffield Loved that the report of the committee be approved and the application denied. The ;r.otion was seconded by Alderman Chandler and carried. Alderman Sheffield presented report of the Building Comi^ittee upon request of ffilliam B. Prouty for a permit to move a garage from 1012 Lake Shore Boulevard to 1115 Michi- �`gan Avenue recomt�:ending t lat the permit be granted, and moved V that the report o the cohiiinittee be approved p and the permit be issued. The motion was seconded by Alderman Chandler and carried. Alderman Eastman, for the Finance CoLiiittee, presented the following bonds and moved that they be approved by the Council:- 224 ' Bond of John B. King and George King, as sidewalk build- q g ers, in the sum of Fi,-e Thousand Dollars with the r' � , e American c an Gl� Surety Company of New York as surety, said persons doing; busi- ness as George Kind; & Son. Bond of Murphy Plumbing Company, as Plumber, in the sum of Five Thousand Dollars, with the American Surety Company = of New York as surety. Bond of 1%lurphy Plumbing Company, as Sewer Builder and Drain sayer, in the sum of Ten Thousand Dollars, with the American Surety Company of New York as surety. Bond of American Heating and Plumbing Company, as Plumber in the sum of five Thousand Dollars, with the National Surety Company as surety. a�/��urn,Ctiw t� Bond of American Heating and Plumbing Company, as Sewer Builder and Drain Layer, in the sum of Ten Thousand Dollars, V witti the National Surety. Company as surety. Bond of Sanuel Kersten, as Plumber, in the sum of Five Thousand Dolli arsrp with Ellis 1-larks and Isaac Marks as sureties. Bond of James Park, as Plumber, in 'the sum of Five Thout� sand Dollars, with the Royal Indmmnity Company of New York GIB as surety. Bond of James Park, as Sewer Builder and Drain Layer,: in a h the sum of Ten Thousand Dollars, with the Royal Indemnity 3 Company- of New York as surety. yBond of Peter T. Hummel6aard, as Superintendent of Special {� 'Assessments of the City of Evanston, in the sum of One Thousand a c • Dollars, with John Westreicher, Frank H. Anderson a-nd Joseph GL. McNab as sureties. Bond of Peter T. Ewmelgaard, as City Collector of the I` City of Evanston, in the sum of Forty Thousand Dollars, ,�dth Dorn westreicher, Frank H. Anderson and Joseph L. McNab as sureties. The motion was seconded by Aldernan Toplif'f and carried. IISGU 225 1 1 1 Alderman Kingsley, for the Committee on Health, Sanita- tion and Charities, presented an ordinance'governing the disposition of Manure and the abatement of the fly nuisance in the City of Evanston and asked that it be referred to the Judiciary Committee. mayor Pro Tem Turnock stated that if there: vas no objection it would be so referred. V&_' Alderman Hurray, for the Police Committee, to which was referred matter of improper handling of gates at the cross- ings of the St.Paul Road in Evanston on April 18th, 1914, a letter addressed tothe Director of Public Safety to the effect that the said matter has been investigated and it was found that April 13th was a very windy day and there were a great number of gates that were out of commission the gate at'Emerson Street being one of them; that it was impossinle to operate the gates except on one side of the street and as the lever: at this point are in the tower, the gateman was instructed to go'down on the street and flag; that the man at this crossing has been a very good man and up to the present tine has nbt neglected his duty. Alderman Anurray stated that in view of the circumstances the committee had decided to drop the matter unless there was further com- plaint. Alderman Murray also reported that in the matter of the M_'&.question of the erection of Islands of Safety at the inter- section of Chicago Avenue and Davis Street and Church Street M'" and East Railroad Avenue, the matter had been Icaken up with at the Director of Public Safety who recommends the erection of such an obstruction at the intersection of Church Street and East Railroad Avenue at once az that is such a dangerous place, but that the question of such an obstruction being placed at the intersection of Chicago Avenue and Davis Street there is a difference of opinion about. Alderman l-Aurray moved that the Commissioner of Public 'y,Torks, in co-operation with the Director of Public Safety, be directed to erect a suitable obstruction at the intersection of Church Street and East Railroad Avenue at an expense of not to exceed $75.00, 226 to be charged to the Streets & Alleys & Walks Department Fund. The motion was seconded by Alderman Topliff and car - vied; voting aye Aldermen Toplif Murray, Chandler, Burns, Sheffield, Turnock, Eiden, Witt, Changelon, Eastman, Kingsley, Knapp. and Humphrey (lg); _voting nay none (0). Alderman Knapp, for the Water Committee, to which was uN, referred matter of providing water supply for property known as 1910 and 1914 West Railroad Avenue., reported that the com- q1104 mittee had authorized the Commissioner of 'Public Works to make a temporary connection by hose with the nearest hydrant should an emergency so demand and requested him to ascertain the most effective and least expensive means of making a. permanent con- nection for said property. Alderman Knapp moved that the report of the committee be received and placed on file. The motion was seconded by Alderman Sheffinedid and carried. Alderman Knapp also submitted report upon the matteroof un�P� request of 1.T.2. ZJiitchell that he be allowed to make connections ` 1h' for hots 10 and 11 in Block 4, Robert Commonis Subdivision, nt�� %411'ti �oitL the water feed main in Grey Avenue wit_-i no charge except the customary charge for tap, to the effect that the commlittee would recormend that the request be granted on the condition that the applicant at his own expense construct a nine inch sewer in front of said property, extending to the canal, acid that the city be allowed to connect any sewer with t.is waich will not overload it. Alderman Knapp moved that the report of the coma ittee be approved and that the per -fission be granted to make this connection subject to the approval of the Corpor- ation Counsel. The motion was seconded by Alderman Eastman and carried. Under Call of ,,"Yards, Alderman Topliff, for the First Ward, called the attention of the Street Co,.Tmittee to the condition of the alley between Chicago Avenue and Hinman Avenue. Alderman Chandler, for the Second %lard, asked that the Water Committee had done in regard to the request of the offi- cers of the Illinois Child.ren's Home & Aid Society that they i' ISGI1 227 1 1 P 1 be furnished with free water. Alderman Knapp seated that the Water CoLymittee had taken t' is matter up last year and it was thought that this institution should be given water at the same rate as the hospitals and other such institutions; that they were to put in a meter and be allowed a certain amount of water free and then pay for the amount used over that; that the Commissioner of Public 'Viorks was to wokk out what was a suitable amount and that amount had not been determined as yet, but the bills for the past year Trere to be sent to him and the matter would be adjusted as soon as possible. Alderman Eiden, for the Fourth Ward, stated that the street liGht at the intersection of Sherman Avenue and Oakton Street was out a good share of the time, as well as some of the other lights, and moved that the .bighting Com-,�iittee -give it attention and -see if:"anything can be done. Mayor Pro Tem Turnock stated that the Lighting Com_-Ittee would take notice of the request. Alderman Knapp, for the Seventh Ward, again spoke of the ringing of the bells on the gates at the crossings of the Chicago, ldily-aukee -,Ic St. Paul Railway Company and Corporation Counsel McNab stated that he had again taken the matter up with the officials of the company and.io,as assured that orders had been issued for the removal of the bells and they did not knovrvhy it had not been done but would again take the matter up with the Northwestern Elevated officials and see that they were removed. Alderman Humphrey, for the Seventy. Ward, spoke of the fact that at a public hearing it was decided to improve Orrington' venue but no ord-nance had as yet been dravm and presented to the Council for the authorization of the work and suggested that if there �,•ras any way in �;,,rhich the Council could push this matter along he wished it .,night be done, as the Improvement Association is ready to go ahead and do all in its power if the city will do the±± part. Alderman Humphrey moved that the 228 matter be referred to the Co-nittee on Streets with instructions to report back to the Council next Tuesday evening as to the amount that the city.can contribute this year to the resurfacing of that street. The motion was seconded by A1dmrman Knapp and carried. Alderman Knapp moved that the ;utter of the passage of the ordinance providing for the paving of a portion of Forest .Avenue, which was presented to the Council at its last meeting be made a special order of business fo:= next week Tuesday evening. The motion was seconded by Alderman Chandler and 'carried. r Upon motion of Alderman`Kingsley, seconded by Alderman Hlumphrey-, the Council then adjourned. City Clerk. G I SU 11 229 City Hall, Evanston, Illinois, l:iay 12, 1914 Regular meeting of the City Council, held Dlay 12th, 1914. Present: - Alderman Topliff, it Murray, " Chandler, " Pettibone, " Burns, " Sheffield, " Turnock, " Eiden, " witt, " Changelon, " Eastman, " Knapp, "' - Humphrey. Page Peschon. Absent: - Alderman Kingsley. Mayor Smart presiding. Alderman Witt moved that the minutes of a regular meeting of the City Council, held I;�My 5th, 1914, be approved without reading. The motion was seconded by Alderman Eastman and carried. Mayor Smart announced the appointment of Sigurd Burch, A.J. Connor as Special Police Officers and of Mrs. N.S. `alerts I as Police Matron and Special Police Officer. Alderman Knapp Im moved that these appointments be confirmed by the Council: The motion was seconded by Alderman Murray and carried. City Clerk Hahn presented the folloiving:- 1. Reports of the City Treasurer and City Comptroller for the month of April, 1914. Alderman Eastman moved that these reports be received and placed on file. The motion was seconded b Alderman Knapp /y` y pp and carried. 230 _ 2. Application for permit to erect a frame refrigerator shed 4- in the rear of the Cafeteria, 1627 Chicago Avenue. Alderman AAA Turnock moved that this application be referred to the ui, - pP B _3.d ing Committee with power to act. The motion was seconded by Alderman Sheffield and carried. 3. Application of Harry Crost, 1008 Emerson Street, for a permit to build a coal shed in the rear of said premises, size 18 by 9 feet. Alderman Chandler moved that this application �t be referred to the Buildin-; Coma; ittee. The motion was seconded by Alderman Changelon and carried. 4. Application of nffieadon M.E. Church to move a one story church building; from S.W. corner of Ridge Avenue and Leon Place G g -to 1110 Noyes Street. Alderman Witt moved that this petition 11/ �� be referred to the Building Committee with power to act. The motion was seconded by Alderman Sheffield and carried. n 5. Report of the Board of 'Trustees of the Police Pension 4C_A- Fund as to three police officers who have been placed upon the pension List at half pay Alderman ,�•- �Jlurray moved that the re - port be received'and placed on file. The motion was seconded by Alderman -Witt and carried. k &A ,�VQ 7 �,_ t, Alderman Turnock, for the Board of Local Improvements, submitted a recommendations, estimate and ordinance providing t7 for the paving of Forest Avenue, in the City of Evanston, County of Cook, State of Illinois, from the north lot line of Greenleaf Street to the north curb line -of Main Street with a two inch Asphaltic concrete pavement, and after reading same moved that the Council concur in the recommendation, approve the estimate and pass the ordinance. The motion was seconded by Alderman Eastman and carried; voting aye Aldermen Topliff, Murray, Chandler, Pettibone, Sheffield, Turnock, Eiden, Witt, Changelon, Eastman, Knapp and Humphrey (12); voting nay Alderman Burns (1). Alderman Sheffield, for the Building Committee, presented report of the committee upon application of John R. Shipley for a permit'to move s two story.building, from Clark Street to Lot 4, Block 1, Sewell, Cleveland & Simmons Sub., on Grant Street 4/7 just ivest of Ridge Avenue, tohich was referred to the Building 1 1 s' I SGU 231 Committee with power to act', to the effect that the committee had passed favorably upon the application and authorized the Commissioner of Public Works to grant the proper permit for the removal of this building to the location mentioned. Alder- man Sheffield moved that the report of the committee be ap- proved. The motion was seconded by Alderman Ch ngelon and carried. Alderman Eastman, for the Finance Committee, presented the following bonds and moved that they be approved by the Council: - Bond of Charles S. Wallace, as Plumber, in the sum of .Five Thousand Dollars, New York as surety. with the American Surety Company of Bond of Charles S. Wallace, as Sewer Builder and Drain Layer, in the sum of Ten Thousand Dollars, with,the American Q� Surety Company of New York as surety. Bond of W.S. Moore, as Plumber, in the sum of Five Thou- sand Dollars, with the New England Casualty Company as surety. Bond of W. S, Moore, as Sewer Builder and Drain Layer, - ZuS - k-- IV A- in the sum of Ten Thousand Dollars, with the New England Casualty Company as surety. Bond of Charles -Beek, as Plumber, in the sum of Five Thbu- o lars with the American Suret Company of New York sand Dollars,* 1 y ') as surety. Bond of Charles Beck, as Sewer Builder and Drain Layer, - aSurety �����• in she sum of Ten Thousand Dollars, with the American Comp,,=,.ny of New York as surety. The=:,otion eras seconded by Alderman Turnock and carried. Alderman Murray, for the Health Committee, stated that a number of children in various portions of the city have been poisoned this Spring with Poison Ivy, and moved that the matte In-u"Ait - of the batement of t1_is nuisance be referred to the Director of Public Safety and that he be instructed to notify the owners of the pre_nises on which it appears to destroy the nuisance at once. The motion was seconded by Alderman Turnock and carried. 232 Alderman Turnock;L for the Judiciary Committee, presented bill of Mrs. Ethel Sack against the City of Evanston, for $760.00, same being in settlement of claim for damages, and Moved that this bill be ordered paid and charged to the Contin- gent � und. The motion was seconded by Alderman Topliff and carried; voting aye Aldermen Topliff, Hurray, Chandler, Petti- bone, Burns, Sheffield, Turnock, Eiden, W.itt, Changelon, East- man, Knapp and Humphrey (13.); voting nay none (0). Alderman Turnock also introduced an ordinance governing O-the disposal of waste paper, pasteboard, -.cardboard, rags and similar refuse in the City of Evanston, and after reading, the ordinance moved the passage of the same. The motion vras second- ed by Alderman Murray and carried; voting aye Aldermen Top- liff, Murray, Chandler, Pettibone Burns, Sheffield, Turnock, Eiden, Witt, Chan6elon, Eastman, Knapp and Humphrey (13); vot- ing nay none (0). Alderman Turnock then moved that the ordinance just passed v _ be published in the Evanston Index as well as in the Evanston Daily News ao as to give it gore publicity, and that bill for same be paid out of the Printing Fund. The motion was seconded by Alderman Witt and carried; voting; aye Aldermen Topliff, Iviurray , Chandler, Pettibone, Burn;, Sheffield, Turnock, : Eiden, Witt, Chanselon, Eastman, Knapp and Humphrey (13); voting nay none (0). Alderman Humphrey,,for the Lighting Committee, submitted report of the committee upon applications vinich have been re- ferred to said committee from time to time for placing of f.grin.. lights, -recommending that lights be placed at the follo:aing in- tersections:- Florence Avenue and Washington Street Florence Avenue and Lee Street Mulford Street and Elmwood Avenue Sheridan Terrace and Perry Street Barton Place and Cleveland Street Grant Street and Hartray Avenue Lake Street and Pitner Avenue. 1 also that all of the lights be overhead lights and that the I I SG IJ 233 Public Service Company be directed to install said lights at once. Alderman Humphrey moved the adoption of the report of the committee. The motion was seconded by Alderman Murray and carried; voting aye Aldermen Topliff, Murray, Chandler, Pettibone, Burns, Sheffield, Turnock, Eiden; ��Titt, Changelon, Eastman, Knapp and Humphrey (13); voting; nay none (0). Alderman Murray, for the police Committee, stated that the matter of placing suitable barriers at Davis Street and Chicago Avenue had been thoroughly gone into by the committee and the Director of Public Safety, and -it had been decided that it was best to place two barriers at that corner, one on the South ��. side of Davis Street in the middle of Chicago Avenue and one on the Jest side.of Chicago Avenue to the middle of Davis Street and moved that the Director of Public Safety, in conjunc- t -ion with the Comndasioner of Public Works, be instructed to proceed speddily to erect two suitable barriers, equipped with electric lights, at the place named, and to expend there- for not to exceed $150., same to be charge to the Street Fund. The motion was seconded by Alderman Topliff and carried; vot- ing aye Aldermen Topliff, Murray, Chandler, Pettibone, Burns, Sheffield. Turnock, Eiden, Changelon, Eastman, Knapp and Hum- phrey (12); voting nay Alderman Witt (1). ILUI(i Alderman Topliff, for the Railroad Committee, stated "AA. that he had been informed that the new street cars T: ere to be shipped on`the 20th of 'lay and their arrival might be expected in the near future. { Alderman Witt, for the.Street Committee, to which was L err, -(�y referred condition of alley between Chicago Avenue and Hinman �2 a� I ` ��/�l"� A,�I Avenue, reported that the Telephone Company were putting in underground work in t-1 is alley and as soon as that work was finished the alley would be put in good condition again. Alderman ;Vitt asked that in the matter of Orringrton //l-uT�t_� Avenue pavement which was referred to his comznaittee, the matter be allowed to go over for another week on account of the absence from the city of the Comuv.ssioner of Public Works, and stated that a meeting would be held upon this question on 234 next -Tuebday evening at 7:30 o1clock in the office of the Commissioner of Public Works. Under Call of Wards, Alderman 1.1urray, for the First Ward, stated that he had been requested by lilr. Jones, one of the attorneys for the Northwestern Elevated Road, to call the atten.- ftion of the Council to the ordinance which was presented some � lo,' 3 r time ago and nothing done with it, vacating; certaii, portions of the public alleys abutting upon Blocks 10, 11 and 1, in Uuti- �' dersonts North Birchwood Subdivision, and moved that it be re- ferred to the Parks and Railroad Committees and that it be put upon its passage at the next meeting of the Council. The motion was seconded by Alderman Eastman and carried. Alderman Chandler, for the Second Ward, stated that some time ago there was referred to the Lighting Committee the matter U of placing the wires on Dempster Street underground and nothing �(✓ �� ad been done about it as yet. Mayor Smart stated that the Light- ing Committee would take notice of the matter. Alderman Pettibone, for the Second "uVard, stated that he had �.I_received a letter from uL. B.B. Schgenthaler, 1030 Dempster St got° to the effect that persons were cutting across the lawn of his L �parkvUay and destroying the grass and making it unsi&htly. Al- b, erman Pettibone roved that this complaint be referred to the Director of Public Safety. The motion was seconded by Alderman Knapp and carried. Alderman Burns, for the Third Ward, stated that the Cor- Duration Counsel had furnished him a list of the sidewalks in A� the various portions of the City of Evanston which were in need Df repairs, the -re being 20? places on this list, 26 of which were in the Third Ward, and stated that he thou fit this was a very serious matter and should be given attention by somebody, at once. Alderman Turnock moved that the Director of Public Safety be instructed to obtain an esti4iate as to what it would cost to have these places recorded put in good shape and submit it to the Council at the next meeting. The motion was seconded by Alderman Burns and carried. Alderman Turnoek, for the Fourth Ward, moved t".at the 1 S to U 235 1 h', matter of the cutting down of the embankment or.abutment 6UHMat the viaduct at Rirn.Street and Chicago Avenue be referred GW ht to the Railroad Committee and the Director of FulDlic Safety. The motion was seconded by Alderman Topliff and carried. Alderman Knapp, for the Seventh 'Hard, stated that the automatic bells on the gates at the crossings of the Chicago, Irlilt^raukee is St. Paul Railway had finally been removed and the citizens in that part of the City appreciated it very much in- deed. He also called attention to the manner in which places a/,y a L ave been filled up where the street has been opened for various #I�purposes, and moved that the matter of the repairs in such �Zc- .LG�cQ cases be referred to the Street Coimittee to take up and see i if the matter can be adjusted in some proper way. The motion was seconded by Alderman tiNumphrey and carried. Alderman Murray spore of the crossing at Church Street and Sherman Avenues which was torn up by the Street RaileTay -a4a Company and a new track laid and then the street repaired, i and the water stands there so that it is ILard work to get into a street car at that place, and suggested that this matter be referred to the Railroad Conmiittee to look into. Alderman Turnock said he thought that matter properly belonged to the City Engineer, IT.r. Moore. Mayor Smart stated that if there were no objections the matter would be so -referred. Upon motion of Alderman Eastman, seconded by Alderman Humphrey, the Council then adjourned. City Clerk. 236 City Hall, Evanston, Illinois, ivlay 19, 1914. °Regular meeting of the City Council, held May 19th, 1914. Present: -- Alderman Topliff, " Murray, " Chandler, I Pettibone, " Burns, " Sheffield, Turnock, " Eiden, " Witt, Changelon, Kings ley , " Knapp j Humphrey. Page Peschon. Absent:- . Alderman Eastman. IL+iaf-or Smart presiding. Alderman Witt moved that the minutes of a regular meeting of the City Council, held clay 12th, 1914, be approved without 'reading. The motion was seconded by Alderman Topliff and ,carried. G 1:Iayor Smart announced the appointment of D.E. Davidson as a Special Police Officer. Alderman I.aurray moved that the �J appointment be confirmed by the Council. The motion 'was second-- !ed by Alderman Topliff and carried. ., Mayor Smart then stated that he had received a comnunica- . lion in regard -to a petition sued by most of the business men of Evanston in regard to closing their places of business on Sunday, satin- that they wi-L-Led the matter brouS1 el r .'.'the Council so as to get it into the hands of some cotmmittee, and suLbested that he would like a motion made to refer the matter to the Judiciary Committer. Alderman Turnock :coved that the matter.be so referred, The motion was seconded by Alderman Murray and carried..31 City Clerk Hahn presented the folloi,,ing:- , � 1. Co==ication from the Commissioner of Public Vorks, s"Coating that an application has been made by lr.H.Nordstrom �ccZ for a per.,rdt to erect a two story brick veneer flat build- - -93S ing to be located at 2035 Sherman Avenue, and asking for in i -structions as to the issuins of the permit. Alderman Knapp moved that the application be referred to the Building Co?m-ittee.-- The motion uas seconded by Alderman Turnock and carried. 2. Communication from W.C. H::;drick, Director of Public Safety, in,regard to cost of placing suitable barriers or ;safety islands at Davis Street, and Chicago Avenue and -It Churh Street and,East Railroad.Avenue, to the effect that it will cost about $,974.50 to place the two islands contemplated at Davis Street and Chicago Avenue, including; electrical work, and about $145.60•to place the one at Church Street and East Railroad Avenue, Aldrman Murray moved that the Director of Public -Safety and Cormissioner of Public Works, co-operating together in the constructionof these islands of safety, be in -strutted to expend a sum in addition to the $75.00 a piece authorized at the last meeting of the Council amounting to ;$124.50 in the case of the islands at Chicago Avenue and Davis Street and $70.60 in the case of the one at -Church Street and East Railroad Avenue. The motion was seconded_ by Alder-. Tor.liff. Alderman Turnock.moved as a substitute motion hat this r.wtter go over for one week for further considera- tion before voting upon it. The substitute notion was seconded by Alderman Burns and carried. 13. CoMMnication from the Director of Public Safety in re- ard to the hbatement of the nuisance of poison ivy to the i�lu�nX t4l'— ffect that in the matter of the poison ivy around the Lin- �Colnwood School he had taken the ,matter up with the princi- and she was having men remove it 'from the school premises, and Mr. Davidson,the Superintendent of the Street Department was having men grub out the ivy from the city property and 238 the ivy on the trees was being cut and would be torn off when dried and that it world all be stored in.a safe place and burned when dried; that the property, ov+mers in this nei�, hborhood would also begin at once to clear their property of it and that within the next ten days there would probably be no fur- thdr.complaint of the nuisance from this neighborhood. Alder- ma.n.Knapp moved that the.report_be received and placed on file. The motion was seconded by Alderman Turnock and carried. 4. Comm,_nication from the Director of Public Safety in regard to the cutting doe^m of the embankment or abutment to the viaduct at Rinn Street and Chicego Avenue, to the effect .fin-� that.the matter was taken up with the chief engineer of the Chicago, Milwauloe & St. Paul Railway, and the -engineer and it, was agreed that the engineer would go over the.ground thorough- ly and make a. report as to what could be done and after that a further report would be made. Alderman Turnock moved that this report be received and placed on file. The motion was seconded.by Alderman Kingsley and carried., 5. Cormiunicatior_ from the iVirector of Public Safety on com- L« Ic,'^' t-c_ plaint of Mr. Schoenthaler that people were cutting across the to him the last the lawn which was referred at meeting; of Council, to the effect that he had taken the matter up with Mr. Schoenthaler and had suggested to him that he plant shrub - pp �yL bery there and put in a•wire fence to protect the shrubbery �L until fully grown; that this met with lfz. Schoenthaler's ap- proval and he thought would. ta11le care of the situation. Al- derman Pettibone moved that the report be received and placed on file. The motion was seconded by Alderman_ Topliff and f carried. 6. Report of the Director of Eublic Safety in regard to i ut condition of s1ralks a.nd curb stones, referred to him at the last meeting of the Council, to the effect that the cost of placing the curb stones in good condition would be about $180.00; that the cost of potting the.defective walks on city property in shape would be about $270.00; and giving a list of defective 4.: ,v .. ...: 'd: I SG I 239 walks on private property'but no estimate of the cost of re- pairing same, but stating that they are about 257 in number. Alderman-Turnock moved that this report be referred to the Street Committee. The motion was seconded by Alderman Petti ern, -bone and carried. 7. Communication from the Secretary of the Noyes Street w Mother's Club, transmitting copy of resolution adopted by _ �� the club on May 13th, 1914, said resolution being as follows:- "RESOLVED, that the City Council of the -City of Evan- ston be requested to have proper signs placed at the S.E.cor- ner of Ridge Avenue and Noyes -Street (AbL s sign to be painted on both sides), also at Maple Avenue and Gaffield Place, no- tifying automobile drivers to "Slow Down- School House", thereby insuring more safety to school children who may be crossing Noyes Street:" Alderman Turnock moved that this co:Trunication be re- ferred to the Police Committee with power to act. The motion 'was seconded by Alderman Topliif and carried. S. Invitation from the New York University for the City of Evanston to be represented in the Municipal Delegation to Europe leaving New York July First for the purpose of studying rr� z at first hand municipal problems in Denmark, Germany, Holland, Belgium, France and England. Alderman Changelon moved that this invitation be received and placed on file and acknowledged with thanks. The motion.was seconded by Alderman Turnock and carried. Alderman Turnock, for the Board of Local Improvements, ��presented and moved the approval and.payrrient of a contract- %�. ort s estimate (No. 2 partial) in favor. of H.-G. Goelitz, Con- :racto.r, in the sum of $1,200.00, for the paving of South Boulevard from Chicago Avenue to Sheridan Road,. Special Assessment.No. 606. 'The motion was seconded by Alderman Burns and carried; voting aye Aldermen'Topliff, Murray, Chandler, Pettibone, Burns, Sheffield,.Turnoc;:, Eiden, Witt, Changelon, Kingsl.ey, Knapp and Humphrey (13) ; voting nay none (0). _ presented and } Alderman Turnock also/moved the approval and payment of a contractorts estimate (No. 1 fartial) , in favor of H.G. /, Goelitz, Contractor, in the suin of $700.00, for theppaving of South Boulevard from Ridge Avenue to Linden Court, Special Assessment No. 607. The motion was seconded by Alderman Top- liff and carried; voting aye Aldermen Toplif, f , Ptiurray, Chand- ler, Kingsley, Eettibone, Burns, Sheffield, Turnock, Eiden, Changelon, Witt, Knapp and Humphrey (13); voting nay none (0). Alderman Turnock also moved a suspension of the rules for the passage of an ordinance providing that a nine inch vitrified tile pipe sewer be laid in Chicago Avenue, in the City of Evan- ston, County of Cook, State of Illinois, from and connecting. with the existing sewer in the center line of Birchwood Terrace southerly to a point forty feet north of the south boundary line of said city. The motion was seconded by Alderman Knapp and ccarried; voting aye Aldermen Topliff, marray, Chandler, Pettibone, B urns, Sheffield, Turnock, Eiden, 'Kitt, Changelon, Kingsley, Knapp and. Humphrey (13); voting nay none (0). UAA Alderman Turnock the--_ introduced a recommendation, estimate �, ,,,hand ordinance providing that a nine inch vitrified tile pipe sewer, with necessary manholes and catch basins, be laid in W Chicago Avenue, in the City of Evanston, County of Cook, State i pf Illinois, from and connecting with the existing sewer in the c_enter line of Birchwood Terrace southerly to a point forty feet north of the south boundary line of -said city, and moved chat the Council concur in,the rec ommendation, approve the �stiin�.te and pass the ordinance. The motion was seconded by Alderman Chandler and carried;- voting aye Aldermen Topliff, ..jurray, Chandler, Pettibone, Burns, Sheffield, Turnock, Eiden, -Vitt, Changelon, Kingsley, Knapp and Humphrey (13) ; voting nay none (0). 41 Alderman Turnock then moved a suspension of the rules for the passage of an ordinance providing for the paving of Mulford street, in the City of Evanston, County of Coo.., State of Illin- )is, from the east lot line of Ridge Avenue easterly to the IStyU 241 westerly rig).it of way line df the Chicago and Northwestern Railway Company. The motion was seconded by Alderman Eiden. and carried; voting aye Aldermen Topliff, Murray, Chandler, Pettibone, Burns, Sheffield, Turnock, Eiden,.ffitt, Changelon, Kingsley, Knapp and Humphrey (13); voting nay none (0). / Alderman Turnock then introduced a.recommendation, estimate and ordinance, providing for the paving of Mulford Street, in the City of Evanston, County of Cook, State of W. Illinois, from the east lot line of Ridge Avenue easterly to Co � w /' _ 'the westerly ri&ht of way line of the Chicago and North- , Western Railway Company, and moved that the Council concur in the recorn.endation, approve the estimate and pass the or- dinance. The motion was seconded by Alderman Changelon and carried; voting aye Aldermen Topliff, Murray, Chandler, Pettibone, Burns, Sheffield, Turnock, Eiden, Witt,, Changelon, Kingsley, Knapp and Humphrey (13); voting nay none (0). Alderman Turnock also moved a suspension of the rules for the passage of an ordinance providing for,the paving of West Railroad Avenue, in the City. of Evanston, County of Cook, State of Illinois, from the north lot line of Central Street to the south lot line of Isabella Street. The motion was seconded by Alderman Witt and carried; voting aye Alder- men Topliff, Murray, Chandler, Pettibone, Burns, Sheffield, `2urnock, Eiden, Witt, Changelon, Kingsley, Knapp and Humphrey (13); voting nay none (0). Alderman Turnock then introduced a recommendation, esti- mate and ordinance, providing for the paving of West Railroad Avenue, in the City of Evanston, County of Cook, State of Illtn:o.is, from the north lot; line of Central Street to the south lot line of Isabella Street, and moved that the Council concur in the recorluiendation, approve the estimate and pass the ordinance. The motion was seconded by Alderman Witt and carried; voting aye Aldermen Topliff, Murray, Chandler, Pettibone, Burns, Sheffield, Turnock, Eiden, Zitt, Changelon Kingsley, Knapp and Humphrey (13); voting nay none (0). i 242 Alderman Turnock also moved a suspension of the rules Jam, for the passage of an ordinance providing for the paving of Sherman Avenue, in the City of Evanston, County of Cook, State of Illinois, from the north line of Noyes Street to the south line of Central Street (except street rail"Way right of way thereon). The motion was seconded by.Alderman Kingsley and carried; votin � aye Aldermen Topliff, Murray, Chandler, Petti- bone, Burns, Sheffield, Turnock, Eiden, Witt, Changelon, Kings- ley, Knapp and Humphrey (13); voting nay nor_t (0). Alderman Turnock then introduced a recommendation, estimate rU and ordinance, providing for the paving of Sherman Avenue, in the City of Evanston, County Qf Cook, State of Illinois, from tern the north line of Noyes Street tp t$e south line of Central Street (exc.ept street railway right of wat..;thereon), and moved .that the Council concur in the recommendation, approve the estimate and pass the ordinance. The motion was seconded by Alderman Knapp and carried; voting aye Aldermen Topliff, Mur- ray, Chandler, Pettibone, Burns, Sheffield, Turnock, Eiden, Witt, Changelon, Kinglley, Knapp and Humphrey,(13); voting nay none (0). Alderman Turnock then stated that he wished to present an u-w"`'y ordinance providing for the paving of Orrington Avenue, in the City of Evanston, Countyof Cook., State of Illinois, from the Q,Q1u�j� north line of Davis Street (as opened west of Orrington Avenue) to the south curb line of 1ilburn Street, and ask:ziut that it be laid over for one week at the request of Alderman Humphrey. 11ayor Smart stated that it would be laid over as requested unless there was some objection. Alderman,Eiden, for the Auditing Committee, introduced the following bills fir the month of April, 1914, and moved that they be.a.pproved and warrants ordered drawn in payment thereof and charged to the respective funds:- 1 'J 1 J ISGIU 243 Public Buildings 500.85 Health Department 41.75 Police Department 324.22 Street Repair Department 3.00 Street Lighting 2, 51ri.25 Streets & Alleys & Walks 480'.84 Public Parks :. 83.35 Sewer Department 425.86 Water Mains Department 181.63 Pumping Station 529.96 Fire Department 547.64 Public Works Department 10.28 Signal Service Department 3.25 City Collector's Office 10.07 City Comptroller's Office 5.QO Firements Pension Fund 3.00 City Clerks s- Office 4.35 Contingent Expenses 421.04 The motion was seconded by Alderman -Murray and carried; voting aye Aldermen Topliff, Murray, Chandler, Pettibone, Burns, Sheffield, Turnock, Eiden, Witt, Changelon, Kingsley, Kna,_-p and Humphrey (13); voting nay none (0). Alderman Sheffield; for the Building Committee, to which yeas referred application of -the IVheadon M.E. Church to move a one story building from the corner of Ridge Avenue and Leon _Place to 1110 Noyes Street, with power to act, reported that- " the committee had passed favorably upon the application and authorized the commissioner of public works to grant the proper permit for the removal of the building to the location mentioned and moved that the report of the com,.ntttee be approved by the council. The motion was seconded by' Alderman Topliff and carried. Alderman Sheffield also presented report of the Build- ��,�,, �.�ng Committee upon_ application for a permit for the erection U_IY` of a frame refrigerator shed in the rear of the cafeteria "Av 244 ,at 1627 Chicago Avenue, which was referred to said committee with power to act, to the effect that the committee had ,passed favorably upon the application and authorized the ,coitnissioner of public works to grant the proper per -pit for �the.erection of the shed, and moved that the re port of the 'coommittee he approved. Mayor Smart stated that if there was no objection the report would stand approved. Alderman Sheffield, for the Finance Committee, presented the following bonds and moved that they be approved by the Council: - Bond of E.T. Stokes, as Plumber, in the sum of Five Thou- let4 sand Dollars, with the American Surety Company of New or a y pany N York s surety. _ Bond of E.T. Stokes, as Sewer Builder and Drain Layer, ta,4-cu,(."L �in the stem of Ten Thousand Dollars, with the American Surety Company of New York as surety. Bond of George S. Moore, as Plumber, in the sum of Five Thousand Dollars, with James Wigginton and E.T. Stokes as sureties. n rr cD Bond of George S. Moore, as Sewer Builder and Drain Layer vr.l , , in the sum of Ten Thousand Dollars, with James Wi gginton and ��JJAAE.T. Stokes as sureties. Bond of Henry Schmit,-as Sidewalk. Builder, in the sum of a ° Five Thousand Dollars, with Joe Wichmann and Rudolph Doose as ti_k sureties. Bond of G.C. P,e lbye as Plumber, in the sum of Five lhta L aJ Thousand Dollars, with the American Surety Company of New York as surety. J The motion was seconded by Alderman Topliff and carried. Alderman Humphrey, for the Lighting Committee, reported rj a4l! that the committee were expecting to have.a meeting with Mr. { 14' 4/L / Baird, the gas expert, and hoped to have something definite to report next week. Alderman Chandler, for the Committee on Parks, Plats and Subdivisioms, stated that last January an ordinance for the 1 vac al on of certain portions of the public alleys abutting o-i� `%i • .'� L lC t. C,Lr-Zrrr (mote fi�N . 1 1 1 A ISGIJ 245 uton Blocks Ten (10),.Eleven (11) and Thirteen (13) in Gundersons North Birchwood Subdivision was referred to the Committee on.Parks, Plats and Subdivisions, and. he now pre- sented that ordinance, together with plat, and moved the pass- age of the ordinance. The notion was seconded by Alderman Sheffield and carried; voting aye Aldermen Topliff, Murray, Chandler, Pettibone, Burns, Sheffield, Turnock, Eiden, Witt, Changelon, . Kingsley, Knapp and Humphrey (13) ; voting nay none (0). Alderman Chandler then introduced a plat of Essig and Munson's Subdivision of Lots 11-17 inclusive in Block 3 in Arnold and Warren's Addition to Evanston and moved that the plat be approved by the Council. The motion was seconded by Alderman. Knapp and carried; voting aye Aldermen Topliff, Murray, Chandler, Pettibone, Burns, Sheffield, Turnock,Eiden, Witt, Changelon, Kingsley, Knapp and Humphrey (13); voting nay none (0). I- W_A Alderman Chandler also presented plat of Roche's Re-sub- t 'ivision of Block 1 in Grant's Addition to Evanston and moved �— T��Y !that the plat be approved by the Council. The motion was seconded by Alderman Pettibone and carried; voting aye Al- dermen Topliff, Murray, Chandler, Pettibone, Burns, Sheffield, Turnock, Eiden, Witt, Changelon, Kingsley, Knapp and Humphrey (13); voting nay none (0). Alderman Topliff, .for the Railroad Co.�:rnittee, stated that ON[ j four of the new cars would be shipped this week and put into operation at once and the remainder would cone along a few at a time. He also -reported that in the matter of sprinkling the Railway Company had secured one sprinkler of the old style ,vhich would be put into'operation immediately. Also that in the matter of the pools of water standing at the street cross- ings he had been informed that drains would be installed in the near future which would abate this annoyance. Also stated that -the street railway company would be through with the 246 ,paving of Sherman Avenue between_ the street car tracks before the end of the week. Also that in the matter of getting per- mission from the St. Paul Railway to p1t signs on the embank- ments warning automobile drivers of the speed limit this matter had been taken up with the officials of the company and they had granted permbsion for the placing of the signs. Also At _ reported progress in the matter of the.track elevation ordin- if llf:e" . ance and thought would be able to report something definite in relation_ thereto very soon. Alderman Murray stated that he wished to draw the attention of the Council to the fact that the present track_ elevation ordinance did not provide for any C l . � . , subway at Isabella Street and he thought there should certainly be one there and wanted the Council to use its influence to obtain one. Alderman Knapp, .for the Water Committee, to which was re- � L ferredthe requests for free water at the Washington School t{ice Playground, Stow House and Oakton School, submitted report of the committee recommending that free water be granted to Wash- ington Playground and Stou House but not to Oakton School for GA-rceA sprinkling purposes as requested, and moved that the Council concur in the recommendations of the committee and that the City Clerk inform the petitioners to that effect. The motion was seconded by Alderman Pettibone and carried. Gp Under Call of Wards, Alderman Topliff, for the First Ward, 161"r;t'i-f gain called attention to the condition of the alley between Z/ < Chicago Avenue and Hinman Avenue. Alderman Britt, for the Street Committee to which this matter was referred, reported that as so on as possible after the Telepnonvt Company finished there the alley would be put back in shape. Alderman Burns, for the Third Ward, moved that the Police Committee be also empowered to act with reference to the placing of signs warning automobile drivers of the approach to school prembes at or near Main Street and Forest Avenue and v" w where necessary in other portions of the city. The motion was seconded by Alderman Topliff and carried: I I G(1 247 Alderman Turnock, for the Fourth Ward, stated that some of the employes of the city had spoken to him with -refer- ence to the matter of paying the employes every two weeks • instead of once a month, stating that .the-Citybof Chicago pays every two weeks, and moved that the matter be referred to the Finance Committee, The motion was seconded by Alderman Change- lon and carried. Alderman Changelon,.for the Fifth Ward, stated that the a7 ¢ - eople putting up the building at Church Street and Ridge Avenge Were violating .the building ordinance in regard to the thickness of the walls and moved that the matter be referred to the Build- ing and Police Committees and Commissioner of Public Works. The motion was seconded by Alderman Turnock and carried. Alderman Kingsley., for the Sixth Wardm spoke of the noise made by the whistle at the Water Works when blown in case of q''fi/ TA- fire and moved that the matter be referred to the Fire Committee to see whether or. not there is any possibility of abatement of noise from that source. The motion was seconded by Alderman Knapp and carried. Alderman Knapp, for.the Seventh Ward, again spoke of the L/jj tter of street repairs aster street is torn up for various purposes, calling attention particularly of the Street Committee YY " lt_ t hA I - to opening on Sherman Avenue just north of Hamlin Street and to opening on Cook Street which had just been filled between Orrin- gton Avenue and Sheridan Road. Mayor,Smart stated that the .Street Committee would take notice of these suggestions. Upon motion of Alderman Witt, seconded by Alderman Turnock, the Council then adjourned. City Clerk. i 248 R � d V City Hall, Evanston, Illinois, May 26, 1914. Regular meeting of the City Council, held May 26th, 1914. Present: - Alderman Murray, " Chandler, " Pettibone, " Burns,! Sheffield, " Turnock, " Eiden, y'Titt, " Changelon; Eastman, Kingsley, " Humphrey. j Page Peschon, Absent: - Alderman Topliff, " Knapp. Mayor Smart presiding. i Alder.nan Witt moved that the minutes of a regular meet- ing of the City Council, held May 19th, 1914, be approved without reading. The motion was seconded by Alderman Eastman and carried. Mayor Smart announced the appointment of R.J. Woodman as a special Police Officer. Alderman Burns moved that the appointment be confirmed by the Council. The motion was second-'i ed by Alderman Pettibone and carried. i 0 City Clerk Hahn presented the following:- eoiw 1• Communication from the Com:lissioner of Public Works, stat- ing that an application has been filed in his office by Dr.G.T. X/1�`%� tiZ< Barry for a permit to erect a frame addition to his residence located at 1640 Chicago Avenue, and asking for instructions as L-k<<_aa'„to issuing of the perinit. Alderman, Turnock moved that the application be referred to the Building Com,ntttee. The motion was seconded by Alderman Eiden and carried.. s I ISGI1 ��rvw fit- 2. Com_mnication from the Volunteers of America re- questing that they be furnished two free vehicle licenses for their wagons. Alderman Turnock moved that the request be granted. The motion was seconded by Alderman Murray and carried. } '1t 3. Petition of M. Schumer asking for a permit to move a two story building from 1408 Main Street to 905 Hartray Avenue. tvyw�j Alderman Chandler moved that this application be referred to �L,( the Building Committee with power to act. The motion was seconded by Alderman Turnock and carried. Alderman Turnock, for the Board of Local Improvements, submitted a recommendation, estimate and ordinance providing for the paving; of Orrington Avenue, in the City of Evanston, County of Cook, State of Illinois, from the north line of Davis Street (as opened west of Urrington Avenue) to the south curb line of Hilburn Street, and moved that the Council concur in the recommendation, approve the estimate and pass the ordinance. The motion was seconded by Alderman Humphrey and carried; voting aye Aldermen Murray, Chandler, Pettibone, Burns, Sheffield, Turnock, Eiden, Witt, Changelon, Eastman, Kingsley and Humphrey (12) ; voting nay none (0) . Q Alderman Turnock then -oved a suspension of the rules for the passage of an ordinance providing for the laying of l� a system of water mains in Florence Avenue, Zee Street, Dodge _avenue, Darrow Avenue, Dewey Avenue, Greenleaf Street end ;rain Street. The :notion was seconded. by Alderman Chandler uund carried; voting aye Aldermen Murray, Chandler, Pettibone, Burns, Sheffield, Turnock, Eiden, Witt, Changelon, Eastman, I:ingsley and Humphrey (12) ; voting nay none (0) . Alderman Turnock then submitted a recommendation, esti- �' Liate and ordinance providing that a system of cast iron water V uains , including necessary fire hydrants, valves, valve �iU'Ll�ti•- c-✓ Civ — v J :chambers and special fittings, be laid in the following streets Q n the City of Evanston, County of Cook, State of Illinois, Q,.��_ Y--✓����. viz: - in Florence Avenue, from a point ten feet south of the center line, of, Ivlain Street to a point eight feet north of the center line of Lee Street; in Lee Street, from a point eigInt 250 " feet east of the center line of Florence Avenue to a point eight feet east of the center line of Dodge Avenue; in Dodge Avenue, from a point eight feet north of the center line of Lee Street to the north lot line -of Crain Stfeet; in Dar- row Avenue, from a point eight feet north of the center line of Lee Street to a point ten feet north of the center lire of Greenwood Street; in Dewey Avenue, from a point eight feet north of the center line of Lee Street to a point ten feet north of the. center line of Greenwood Street; in Greenleaf Street, from a point eight feet east of the center line of Dodge Ave- nue to a point eight feet east of the center -line of Florence Avenue; -in Crain Street, _rom a point eight feet east of the center line of Dodge Avenue to a point eiE�rit feet east of the center line of Florence Avenue, and moved that the Council con- cur in the recommendation, approve the estimate and pass the ordinance. The motion was seconded by Alderman Burns and carried; voting aye Aldermen Murray, Chandler, Pettibone, Burns, Sheffield, Turnock, Eiden,.Witt, Changelon, Eastman, Kingsley and Humphrey (12) ; voting ,nay none (0) Alderman Turnock then .roved a suspension of the rules for the passage of nine Local Imp_ovement Ordinances providing as fo11o� ,6*. --- That a sixinch cast iron vTater main be laid in Florence Avenue from the south lint of Oakton Street to a point twenty-five feet south of the north line of MulY.ord :Streit; and in Mulford Street from a point eight feet west of the cen- ter line of Florence Avenue to a point eight feet east of the center line of Asbury Avenue; that a six inch cast iron water main be laid in Florence Avenue, in the City of Evan,,ton, Coun- ty of Cook, State of Illinois, from the south lot line of Demp- ster Street to a point eight feet north of the center line of Wilder Street; for the paving of Lyons Street, in the City of Evanston, County of Cook, State of Illinois, from the west lot line of Ridge. Avenue to the east lot line of 'Wesley Ave- nue (except acros.. Asbury Avenue): for the paving of the following roadways in the City of Evanston, County of Cook, State of Illinois, viz:- the roadwaAT of Ashland Avenue, from the north lot line of Church Street to the south lot line of 1ISu(J 25*1 of Emerson Street; the roadway of Lyons Street, from the west lot line of Wesley Avenue to a point 166 feet west of the west lot line of Ashland Avenue (except across the roadway of Ashland Avenue); for the paving of Dewey Avenue,. in the City of Evanston, County of Cook, State of Illinois, from the north line of Central Street to the north line of said City; for the paving of the following roadways in the City of Evanston, County of Cook, State of Illinois, viz: - the roadway of Lincoln Street, from the east lot line of Asbury Atenue to the east curb line of East Railroad Avenue; the roadway of Dewey Avenue, from the north lot line of Lin- coln Street to the south lot line of Central Street; the road-,va- of Boomer Place, from the tiniest lot line of Dewey Avenue to the east curb line of East Railroad Avenue; the roadway of Ashland Avenue, from the north lot line of 'Lin- coln Street to the south lot line of Central Street; the roadway of Jackson Avenue, from 'the north lot lire of Lin- coln Street to the south lot line of Central Street; the roadway of Asbury Avenue, from the north lot line of Lincoln 2-treet, to the south lot line of Central Street; the road- way of Rosalie Street, from the west lot line of Asbury Ave- nue to the east lot line of Jackson Avenue; for the paving of the Roadway of Ervin Court, in the City of Evanston, Coun -ty of Cook, State of Illinois, from the north curb line of Noyes Street to the south curb line of Cdlfax Street; for the paving of the roadway of .roster Street, in the City of vanston, County of Cook, State of Illinois, from the west Lot lire of West Railroad Avenue to the east lot line of Darrow Avenue (except across.Dewey Avenue and except across oteam railway right of way); and for the paving of the pub- 'Lic al le; in Block 33, Village of Evanston, in the City of Evanston, County of Cook, State of Illinois, from the south lot line of Lake Street to,the north lot line of Greenwood Street. The motion was seconded by Alderman 12urray and carried; voting aye Aldermen Murray, Chandler, Petti- ,one, Burns, Sheffield, `1'urnock,. Eiden, Witt, Mhangelon, Eastmain, Kingsley, and Humphrey (12) ; voting nay none (0) 252 Alderman Turnock then submitted a recommendation, esti- .( /MA/v►.mate and ordinance, providing; that a six inch cast _iron ,rater main, 'fT:i.th necessary fire iydrants, valves, valve chambers and special fittings, be laid in 't he follo'wir_g streets in the City. of Evanston, County";of Cook, State of Illinois, viz:- in Florence Avenue from the south line of Oakton-Street to a point tvtrenty-five feet south of the north line of Mulford Street,., and in Mulford Street from a point eight feet west of the cen- ter line of Florence Avenue to a point eight feet east of the center line of Asbury Avenue, and moved that the.Council concur in the recommendation, approve the estimate.and pass the ordin- ance: The motion was seconded by Alderman Murray and carried; voting aye Aldermen Murray, Chandler, Pettibone, Hurns, Shef- field,. Turnock, Eiden, Witt, Changelon, Eastman; Kingsley and Humphrey (12); voting nay none (0). Alderman Turnock then submitted a recommendation, estimate /r�avr and ordinance, providing that a six inch cast -ir-on-."'water main with necessary fire hydrant and valve, be laid in Florence ,Avenue, in the City of Evanston, County of Cook,,State of Illin- ois, from the south lot line of Dempster Street to a point eight Meet north of the.center line of l;dilder Street, and moved that the Council concur in the recommendation, approve the estim�:z.te 1 and pass the ordinance: The motion was seconded by Alderman iEiden and carried;• voting aye Aldermen Murray, Chandler, Petti- {bone, Burns, Sheffield$ Turnock, Eiden, Witt, Changelon, Eastman, Kingsley and Humphrey (12); voting nay none (0). Alderman Turnock then submitted a recommendation, estimate 'qAA/vx- and ordinance providing for the paving of the roadway of Lyons Street, in the City O,f Evanston, County of Cook, State of Illin- ois, from the nest lot line of Ridge Avenue to the east lot line G, of Wesley Avenue (except across Asbury Avenue), and moved that the Council concur.in the_recoimmendation, approve the estimate and pass the ordinance. The motion was seconded by Alderman Changelon and carried; ' voting aye Aldermen hurray, Chandler, Pettibone, Burns,.Sheffield, Turnock, Eiden, Uitt, Changelon, Eastman, Kingsley, and Humphrey (12); voting nay none (0)r! ISGU 253 Alderman Turnock then submitted a recommendation, estimate and ordinance, providing for the paving of the following roadways in the City of Evanston, County of Cook, State of Illinois, viz;- the roadway of Ashland Avenue from the north lot line.of Church Street to the south lot Line of Emerson Street; the roadway of :Lyons Street, from the west lot line of Wesley Avenue to a point 166 feet west of the west lot lire of Ashland Avenue -(except across the roadway of Ashland Avenu�), and moved that the Council con- cur in the reco��mendation, approve the estimate and pass the ordinance. The motion was seconded by AldermanANitt and carried; voting aye Aldermen Murray, Chandler, Pettibone, Burns, Sheffield, Turnock, Eiden,- Witt, Changelon, Eastman, Kingsley and Humphrey (12); voting nay none (0). Alderman Turnock then submitted a recommendation, es- timate and ordinance, providing for the paving of the road- way of Dewey Avenue, in the City of Evanston, County of Cook, State of Illinois, from the north line of Central Street to the north line of said City, and moved that the Council concur in the recommendation, approve the estimate and pass the ordinance. The motion was seconded by Alderman Eastman and carried; voting aye Aldermen Murray, Chandler, Pettibone, Burns, Sheffield, Turnock, Eiden, Witt, Chan gelon. Eastman, Kingsley and Humphrey (12); voting -nay none (0) . Alderman Turnock then submitted a recommendation, estimate and ordinance, providing for the paving of the �/�/� v�.��,n_ following roadways, in the City of Evanston, County of Cook, rf.;LjJ L °tk/Ytz6 61A) _ State of Illinois, viz:- the roadway of Lincoln Street, (a-r from the east lot line of Asbury Avenue to the east curb &-' line of East Railroad Avenue; the -roadway. of Dewey Avenue, from the north lot lire of Lincoln Street to the south lot line of Central Street; the roadway of Bbomer Place, from the west lot line of Dewey Avenue to the east curb line of East Railroad Avenue; the roadway of Ashland Avenue, from `254 the north lot line of Lincoln Street to the south lot line of Central Street; the roadway of Jackson Avenue, from the north lot line of Lincoln Street to the south lot line of Central Street; the raodway of' -Asbury Avenue, from the north lot line of Lincoln Street to the south lot line of Central Street; the roadway of Rosalie Streets from the z.-test lot line of Asbury ° Avenue to the east lot line of Jackson Avenue,,and moved that the Council concur in the recommendation, approve the estimate" and pass -the ordinance. The motion was seconded by Alderman Eastman and carridd; 'voting aye Aldermen Murray, Chandler, Pettibone; Burns, Sheffield,,TurnocIc,'Eiden, Witt, Changelon, Eastman, Kingsley and Humphrey (12); voting nay none (0). Alderman Turnocs`then submitted a recommendation, estimate f and ordinance, -providing for the paving of the roadway of Ervin Uourt, in the City of Evanston, County of Cook, State of Illinois,: from the north curb line of Noyes Street to the south curb line of `Colf@.x Street, and moved that the Vouncil concur in the recommendation, approve the estimate and pass the ordinance, The motion was seconded by Alderman Chandler and carried; vot- ing aye Aldermen Murray, Chandler, Pettibone, Burns, Sheffield, Turnock, Eiden, Witt, Changelon, Eastman, Kingsley and Humphrey (12); voting nay none (0). ln,�m AldcriAan Turnock then submitted a recommendation, estimate kaQ" q�"- and ordinance, providing for the paving `of the roadway of ,Foster ��J�!�\ Street, in' the City of Evanston, County of Coo;, State of Illin- ois n l7b ; from the west lot line of '.est Railroad Avenue to the east lot'line of Darrow Avenue (except across Dewey Avenue and except across steam railirray right of 'way ) and Loved that the Council concur in the recommendation; approve the estimate and pass the ordinance. The inotion was seconded by Alderman Changelon and carried; votinb aye Aldermen Lvlurray, Chandler, Pettibone, Burns, ISlieffield, TurnocX, Eideat 4Uitt, Changelon, Eastman, Kingsley 4and Humphrey (la); voting nay nojte (0). I SG 13 a a' Alderman Turnock 'altso "submitted a recoimienda.tion, estimate and ordinance, providing for the paving of the Public Alley in 3 flock 33, Village of Evanston, in the City of Evanston, County of Cook, State of Illinois, from the south lot line of bake Street to the north line of Greenwood Street, and .roved that the Council con- cur in the recommendation, approve the estimate and pass the ordin- ance.. The motion was seconded by Alderman Pettibone and carried; votinE aye Alder_len Ilu.rray, Chandler, Pettibone, Burns, Sheffield, Turnock, Eiden, Witt, Changelon, •Kingsley, Eastman and Humphrey (12); voting nay none (0). Alderman Eiden, for the Auditing Committee, introduced hill of The iffabash Railroad against the City of Evanston, in the sum of $44,.82, for freight charges, and moved that same be approved and a VO- Departmentwarrent ordered drawn in payment thereof and charged to the Fire Fund. The motion was seconded by Alderm-an Changelon and carried; voting aye Aldermen I,?Iurray, Chandler, Pettibone, Burns, Sheffield, Turnock, Eiden, Witt, Changelon, Eastman, Kingsley and Humphrey (12) ; voting nay none (0) . Alderman Sheffield, for the Building Committee, to ohich was re - erred application of I:I.r.. H:., Nordstrom for a• peri'1i t to erect V. two J1ti t.story brick veneer flat building to be located at No. 2035 Sherman Avenue, submitted report of the committee to the effect that upon investiSation it was found that the plans for the building -covered a third story flat and would therefore be subject to the ordinance regulating flat buildings of three stories, and reco.nInending that no permit be granted for this building, and moved the approval of the report of the committee. The motion was seconded by Alderman Change- lon and carried. Ott Ader-iian Sheffield also submittted report of the Building Com- . ittee upon_ _the matter of thickness of j°galls in building being; ''t,f ierec-ted at the corner of Church Btreet and Ridge Avenue, to the +effect that the committee e:;caLdned the construction and found that the building is not being constructed in accordance with the ordin- ance, and recorimending that the parties putting up the building shall be reouired to strengthen the -construction by steel pillars and beams, giving; such supporting strength as would have been given .had the original construction been in accordance with the ordinances of the city. Alderman Murray moved that the re- port of the Building Committee be received and placed on file and that the Cozmzussioner of Public Uorks be instructed within twenty-four hours to inspect the building; and that he be given power,- to -ether with the Building Committee, to act accord- ing:_to his best J,ud�rnent as to whether or not to ,permit the building to go on or to stop the work. The motion was second- ed by Alderman Burns. , Alderman Turnock moved as a substitute J ' motion that the matter'be referred to the Commissioner of Pub- ilic 17orks with power to act so that if in his judgment that wall ts strong enough to hold that building the .,rork be allozred to go on. The subtitute motion was seconded by Alderman Burns and carried. Alderman Eastman, for the Finance.Commtttee, presented the following bonds and moved that they be approved by the Council: - / rdti Bond of IM. L . 0' Mali a, as Plumber;,. in the sum of Five T-ousand Dollars, with the American Surety Company of New York as surety, — i ,I Bond of 11.1. O'Malia, as Sewer Builder and Drain Layer_;a in the sum of Ten Thousand Dollars, with the American Surety Company of New York as surety. f� Bond of Edzrrard Foster, as Housemover, in the sum of Five ��. Thousand Dollars, -with the American Surety Company of New t-mJ York as surety. Bond of Conrad Schn:eisser, as Plumber, in the sum of Five Thousand Dollars, with the Americ�.n Surety Company of New York, as surety. Bond of Conrad Schmeiaser, as Sewer Builder and Drain in the sum of `.Pen Thousand Dollars, with the American Surety Company of New; York as surety. Bond of Alfred Pearson, as Sidewalk Builder, in the sum of Five Thousand Dollars, with the American Surety Company of Ne�rr York as surety. �.Zt The motion was seconded by Alderman Sheffield and carried.. IISGU 1 III 1 Alderman Turnock, fort,thi Judiciary Committee, introduced an ordinance concerning the abatement of the fly nuisance in the City of Evanston, and after reading same moved the passage of the ordinance. The ,motion was seconded by Alderman hArray and carried; voting aye Aldermen Marray, Chandler, Pettibone, Burrs, Sheffield, Turnock, Eiden, Changelon, Eastman, Kingsley - and Humphrey (11) ; voting nay Alderman 4'tiritt (1) . Alderman Turnock then moved that the ordinance just passed `be given publicity by being published in the Evanston Daily 1 L� News, The Evanston Indxx, The Evanston Press and the North Shore Review, The motion was seconded by Alderman Changelon and car- ried; voting aye Aldermen MArray, Chandler, Pettibone, Burns, Sheffield, Turnock, Eiden, Witt, Changelon, Eastman, Kingsley, and Rumphrey (12); voting nay none (0). Alderman Chandler, for the Committee on Parks, Plats & Subdivisions, introduced and moved 6he adoption of the following resolution:- 0 "RESOLVED that the plat dedicating for use as a public alley �1,otrvr+y parts of hots eleven (11) and twelve (12), in Block ten (10), in Git.�lc., IM.Gundersonts North Birchwood Subdivision, executed and acknowledged ty 1 Erwin 1. Roemer as ownery.being the dedication provided for Iby Section 2 of an ordinance for the vacation of certain portions o I0- of the public alleys abutting upon Blocks ten (10), eleven (11) fi��- and thirteen (13) in Gunderson+ s North Birchwood Subdivision, passed May 19, 1914, which said plat has been submitted to this Council by said Erwin W. Roemer before filing the same for record in the Recorder's office of Cook County, be and the same is hereby approved. RESOLVED FURTHER that the City Clerk be and he is hereby au- thorized and directed to certffy to such approval of said plat." The motion was seconded by Alderman Eideh and carried; vot- ink, aye Aldermen Murray, Chandler, Pettibone, Burns, Sheffield, Turnock, Eiden, Witt, Changelon, Eastman, Kingsley and Humphrey (12);, voting nay none (0)., 4 Alderman Ilurray, for the Police'Committee, again brought up the matter of the erectionc of island of safety at the inte rsection O�lv /wv A f^, of Davis Street and Chicago Avenue and moved that the Council ap- propriate an additional sum of 124. 0 for thispurpose � � and that the Director 'of Public Safety-, in conjunction Zsith the Commission =er of Public Works,`be instructed to erect the improvements at Chicago Avenue and Davis Street, and that the Council also ap- propriate an additional sum of $70,60 for the erection of the island at the intersection of Church Street and East Railroad Avenue, and that half of the `expense be.charged to the Street Fund and half to the Police Fund. Alderman Turnock moved as a substitute motion that this matter be referred to the Commissioner of Public Safety to report upon the .utter of protection at the sub?.,ays as well as at Chicago Avenue and- Davis Street, and that in 'the meantime the temporary islands be allo.^Ted to remain. The substitute motion e^Tas seconded by Alderman 7, itt and carried. Under Call of Wards, Alderman Iffurray again spoke of the condition of the Lake Front. Alderman Chandler, for the Second Ward, asked if anything was being aonE toti`Tards the oiling off; streets. Aldermen Witt, for. the 'Street Cot_Tn:nittee, 'stated that there was to be a meeting of _ the Street Committee Thursday evening to take up this matter. { Alderman Turnock moved that the Street Committee be authorized to publish the oiling schedule as agreed upon at that meeting Thursday evening z,rithout v,raiting until the next meeting of the Council,. The .notion was seconded by Alderman Eastman and carried; voting aye Aldermen Ohandlpr, Pettibone, Burns, 4 Sheffield, Turnock, Eiden,: Witt, ChanGelon, Eastman and Kingsley (10) ; voting nay Aldermen Murray and Humphrey (2 ) t �n 4 rr✓v Alderran Pettibone, for the 'Water Commtttee,presented a com- e munication from the Commissioner of Public Works, Transmitting application from the Village of Wilmette, asking permission to make connection vTith the %ten inch z,rater main belonging to ,he City of r� } Evanston, the connection to be made in Sheridan Road beta,>reen Hill Street and LaurellAvenue, the boundary line bet:,.reen the two municipalities, and moved that this application be -referred to the u'7ater and Judiciary Committees with poti�,rer to !act.,, the action to be reported back to the Council in order that it. may be of record. The motion was seconded by Alderman Burns and carried. E Alderi:ianChangelon, for the Fifth Ward, stated that he had re- n ceived complaint of the sideliralk at Ridge Avenue and Emerson Street°, j-_ (it��� and moved that this matter be referred to the Street. Committee. " �- The motion z•Tas seconded by Alderman Kingsley and carried. 4* ISGU 255 Upon motion of Alderman Chandler, seconded by Alderman Miurray the Council then adjourned. City Cler.K. City Hall, Evanston, Illinois, June`2, 1914. Regular meeting of the City Council, held June 2nd, 1914. Present:: Alderman Topliff, Murray, Chandler, " Pettibone, " Burns, _ " Sheffield, Turno ck, " Eiden, " witt, Eastman, t " Kingsley, � Knapp , _ " Humphrey. Page Peschon. Absent: Alderman Changelon. :Mayor Smart presiding. Alderman Witt moved that the minutes of a regular meet -ing of the City Council, held Tray 26th, 1914, be approved zrithout reading. The motion was seconded by Alderman handler and carried. City Clerk Hahn presented the folloi:ing:- 1. Cori=nication from the Director of Public safety in.regard to situation.regarding the dangers about the �rarious subways in the City of Evanston, and making certain u suggestions about protecting same. Alderman 11urray moved Lhat the com..,:unication�be referred to the Police Committee to report back to the Council within two weeks with estimate nt doing as to the cost of work-su . � ggested. The motion was second -ed by Alderman Topliff and carried. 256 2. Con unit-ation from the executive committee of R.B. Elliott Lodgg K. of.P. and Court of Calanthe and Uniform Rank of K. of P to the -effect that beginning on July 12th and runn ing for a period of five days an encampment is to be held of t the uniform rank and convention of the Grand Lodge of the State of Illinois, in the City of Evanston, and asking that the Coun- cil grant permits for parades, necessary police assistance, etc., and do all they can to make the meeting a success. Alder Aman Murray moved that the communication be referred to the Police Committee. The motion was seconded by Alderman Knapp and carried. M alderman Turnock for the Board of Local Improvements, pre - seated -and moved the approval and payment of a Contractor's Estimate (No. 3 Partial), in favor of H.G. Goelitz, Contractorm in the sum of $40000 for pavement in Sheridan Road from Main, Street to Sheridan Square, Special Assessraentn n0. 605. The motion was seconddd by Alderman Chandler and carried; vot -ing aye Aldermen Topliff,,IMTurray,Chandler, �Pettibone, Burns, Sheffield,Turnock, Eiden, Vitt, Eastman, Kingsley, Knapp and - Humphrey (13); voting nay none (0). Alderman Turnock also presented and moved the approval and payment of a Contractor's Estimate (No. 3 Partial) , in favor of j H.G. Goelitz, Contractor, in the sum of $300.00, for pavement in South Boulevard from Chicago Avenue to Sheridan Road, Special Assessment No. 606. The motion was seconded by Alderman Topliff and carried; voting aye Aldermen Topliff, Murray, Chandler, Pettibone, Burns, Sheffield, Turnock, Eiden, Witt, Eastman, Kingsley, Knapp and Humphrey (13); voting nay none (0)` T Alderrim-i Turnock also presented and moved the approval and payment of a Contractor's Estimate (No. 2 Partial), in favor of H.G. Goelitz, Contractor,in the sumof $1,200.00, for pavement in South Boulevard from Fridge Avenue to Linden Court, Special Assessment No. 607. The motion was seconded by Alderman Burns and carried; voting aye Aldermen Topliff, Murray, Chandler, Pettibone, Burns, Sheffield, Turnock, Eiden, ',Hitt, Eastman, Kingsley, Knapp and Humphrey (13); voting nay none (0). I I S GD I1 257 Alderman Tu rnock then moved a suspension of the rules ^for the passage of twelve improvement ordinances providing as Follows:- for the laying of a system of cash iron iTater matins in the following streets in the City of Evanson, County of Cook, State of Illinois, viz: in Greenleaf Street from a point eight feet east of the center line of Dodge Avenue to a point eight feet east of the center line of Brown Avenue; in Brown Avenue, from a point eight feet north of the center line of Greenleaf Street to a pointneight feet north of the center line of Main Street; in Vain Street from a point eight feet east of the center line of Brown Avenue to a point eight feet east of the center line of Florence Avenue; in Dodge Avenue from a point eight feet north of the center line of Main Street to a point eight feet north of the center lire Of Zee Street; for the laying of a system of cast iron water mains in the following streets in the City df Evanston, County of Cook, State of Illinois, viz; in Washington Street from a point eight feet west of the center line of Florence Avenue to a point eight feet east of the center line of Dodge Avenue; in Dodge Avenue from a point eight feet north of the center line of Washington Street to a point eight feet north of the center lire of Main Street; for the laying of a system of cast iron -�rater mains in the foll owing'ctreets in the City of Evanston, County of Cook, State of Illinois, viz: in Grove Street from a point eight feet east of the center line of Dewey Avenue to a point eight feet east of the center lire of DarrOiiT Avenue; in DarraYT Avenue from a point eight feet north of the center line of Grove Street to a point eight feet north of the center line of bake Street; for the paving of the Publl( Alley in the rearof original Lots 1 to 6, both inclusive, Block 67, Village of Evanston, in the City of Evanston, Uounty of Cook, State of Illinois, from the west lint of Maple Avenue to the east curb line of Oak Avenue; for the paving of the Public Alleys in the City of Evanston, County of Cook, State of Illinois, Viz: the public alley extending east and pest in l 258 Block 1, 2 and 3 Adams & Broz^mts Addition to Evanston from the west lot line of Custer Avenue to a point 468 feet west of the west line of Elmwood Avenue (except across the roadways of Sherman Avenue and Elmwood Avenue); the public alley extending north and south through Block 3, Adam's & Brownis Addition to Evanston, from the south curb line of Main Street to the north curb lire of 'Washington Street (except across the east and west alley in said Block 3); for the paving of the public alley in Block 59, Village of Evanston, in the City of Evanston, County of Cook, State of Illinois, from the west curb line of Asbury Avenue to the east curb line of Wesley Avenue; for the paving of the public alley in Block �1, North Evanston, in the City of Evanston, County of Cook, State of Illinois, from the north lot line of Central Street to the south lot line of Livingston Street; for the paving of the public alley in the rear of Lots 1, 2,3 and 4, in the Subdivision of Lots 8 and 9, in Block 19, Village of Evanston, in the City of Evanston, County of Cook, State of Illinois, from the east line (produced north) of said Lot 1 to the west line (produced north) of said Lot 4; that the following roadways in the City of Evanston, County of Cook, State of Illin- ois, viz: the roadway of Colfax Street from the west lot line of Pioneer Read tp tl3e nest lot line of Bennett Avenue (except across McDaniel Avenue,); the roadway of Bennett Avenue from the north lot line of Colfax Street to the south lot line of Harrison Street (except across Lincoln Street) also those portions of the roadways of all intersecting streets (except McDaniel Avenue and Lincoln Street) and alleys lying within said portion of said Colfax Street and Bennett Avenue and not included in the roadways thereof, be paved; for the paving of the road- way of Ridge Court, in the City of Evanston, County of Cook, State of Illinois, from the north lot line of Lee Street to the south lot line of Greenleaf Street; for the paving of thw fol- lowing roadways in the city of Evanston, County of Cook, State. of Illinois, viz:: the roadway of Darrow Avenue from the south lot line of Church Street to the south curb line of Davis Street;; the roadway of Davis Street from the west curb line of Darrow Avenue to the east lot line of Dodge Avenue; and for the paving ISGU 259 1 1 H of the roadway of Lyons Street, in the City of Evanston, County of Cook, State of Illinois, from the east lot line of Dodge Avenue to the west lot line of Darrow Avenue. The motion was seconded'by Alderman Eastman and carried; voting aye Al- dermen Topliff, Murray, Chandler, Pettibone, Burns, Sheffield, Turnock, Eiden, Witt, Eastman, Kini�sley, Knapp and Humphrey (13); voting nay none (0). Alderman Turnock then introduced a"recommendation, estimate and ordinance, providing for the laying of a systein of cast ljyukA�yo,�,�� iron water mains, including necessary fire hydrants, valves, v �I valve chambers and special fittings, in the following streets in the City of Evanston, County of Cook, State of Illinois, viz; in Greenleaf Street, from a point eight feet east of the center line of Dodge Avenue to a point eight feet east of the cehter line of Brown Avenue; in Brown Avenue, from a point eight feet north of the center line of Greenleaf Street to a point eight feet north of the center line of Main Street; in Main Street, from a point eight feet east of the center line of Brown Avenue to a point eight feet east of the center line of Florence Avenue; in Dodge Avenue, from a point eight feet north of the center line of Main Street to a point eight feet aorth'of the center line of Lee Street,'and moved that the council concur in the recommendation, approve the estimate and pass the ordinance. The motion was seconded by Alderman Petti- Done and carried; voting aye Aldermen Topliff, Murray,Chandler, 'ettibone, Burns, Sheffield, Turnock, Eiden, Witt,Eastman, P ingsley, Kn.a.pp and Humphrey (13) ; voting nay none (0) . Alderman Turnock also submitted a recommendation, estimate .vL . and ordinance, providing; for the laying of a system of cast ron water mains, essar includinu ner:fire y hydrants, valves, -� -calve chambers and special fittings, in the following streets an the City of Evanston, County of Cook, State of Illinois, viz; in'titiashington Street, from a point eight feet west of the cen- ter line of Florence Avenue to a point eight feet east of the center lime of Dodge Avenue; in Dodge Avenue, from a point 260 eight feet north of the center line of Washington Street to a point eight feet north of the center line of Main Street, and S moved that the Council concur in the recommendation, approve the estimate and pass the ordinance. The motion was seconded by Alderman Eastman and carried; voting; aye Aldermen Topliff, Murray, Chandler, Pettibone, Burns, Sheffield, Turnock, Eiden, Witt, Eastman,. Kingsley, Knapp and Humphrey (13); voting nay none (0). bldt�,e art Alderman Turnock also subiAitted a recommendation, estimate and ordinance, providing for the laying of a system of cast TtItT_.iron water mains, including necessary fire hydrants, valves, va Vie chambers aad special fittings, in the following ing streets in the City of Evanston, County of Cook, State of Illinois, viz; in Grove Street, from a point eight feet east of.the center line of Dewey Avenue to a point eight feet east of the center line of Darrow Avenue; in Darrow Avenue, from a point eight feet north of t%J.e center line of Grove Street to a point eight feet north of the center line of Lake Street, and moved that the Council concur in the recommendation, approve the estimate and pass the ordinance. The motion was seconded by Alderman Chandler and carried; voting aye Alder�rlen Topliff, Murray, Chandler, Pettibone, Burns, Sheffield, Turnock, Eiden, Witt, Eastman, Kings -ley, Knapp and Humphrey (13); voting nay none (0). l ti tIL, Alderman Turnock also submitted a recommendation, estimate !4r� and ordinance, providing for the paving of the Public Alley in the rear of original Lots 1 to 6, both inclusive, Block 67, Village of Evanston, in the City of Evanston, County of Cook, State of Illinois, from the ,�Test line of Maple Avenue to the east curb line of Oak(. Avenue, and moved t4at the Council concur in the recommendation, approve the estimate and pass the ordinance. The motion was seconded by Alderman Topliff and carried; voting aye Aldermen Topliff,Murray, Chandler, Pettibone, Burns, Shef- field, Turnock, Eiden, aTitt, Eastman, Kingsley, Knapp and Hum- phrey (13); voting nay none (0). ISGIU 261 Alderman Turnock also submitted a recommendation, estimate ;and ordinance, providing for the paving of the Public Alleys c. in the City of Evanston, County of Cook', State of Illinois, 3 (,iA.Gl wo viz: the public alley extending east and west in Blocks 1, 2 and 3 Ad_ams & Brown's Addition to Evanston, from the i est �� �� lot line of Custer Avenue to a point 468 feet ti,Test of the west line of"E1mmrooa Avenue (except across the roadiTays of Sherman Avenue and E1mrood Avenue); the public alley extending north and south through Block 3, Adams & Brown's Addition to Evan- ston, from the south curb line of Pain Street to the north cur: line of Washington Street (except across the east and west alley in said Block 3), and moved that the Council concur in the recommendation, approve the estimate and pass the ordinance. The motion was seconded by Alderman Eiden and carried; voting aye Aldermen Topliff, i-,lurrays Chandler, Pettibone, Burns, Shef- field, Turnock, Eiden, Witt, Eastman, Kingsley, Knapp and allumphrey (13); voting nay none (0). Alderman Turnock also submitted a recommendation, estimate and ordinance, providing for the paving of the Public Alley in M 9 ! Block 59, Village of Evanston, in the City of Evanston, County .of Coop:, State of Illinois, from the west curb line of Asbury Avenue to the east curb line of Wesley Avenue, and moved that i:h.e Council concur in the recommendation, approve the estimate .and pass the ordinance. The motion 'cat*as seconded by Alderman Chandler and carried;, voting aye Aldermen Topliff,M-urray, 3handler,Pettibone, Burns, Sheffield, Turnock, Eiden, Witt, Eastman, Kings ley , Knapp and Humphrey' (13) ; voting nay none Alderman Turnock also submitted a recommendation, estimate end ordinance, providing for the paving of the Public Alley in .31ock 21, North Evanston, in the City of Evanston, County of ,gook, State of Illinois, from the north lot line of Central street to the south lot line of Livingston Street, and moved ghat the Council concur in the recommendation, approve the ostima.te and pass the ordnance. The motion was seconded by alderman Topliff, and carried; voting aye Aldermen Topliff, 262 lulu.rray, Chandler, Pettibone, Burns, Sheffield, Turnock, 2iden, vitt, Eastman, Kingsley, Knapp and Humphrey (13); voting nay none (0). Alderman Turnock also submitted a recommendation, estimate and ordinance, providing for the paving of the Public Alley in Ithe rear of Lots 1,2,3 and 4, in the Subdivision of Lots $sand 9, in Block 19, Village of Evanston, in the City of Evanston, County of Cook, State of Illinois, from the east line (produced north) of said Lot 1 to the west line (produced north) of said Lot 4, and muved that the Council concur in the recommendation, approve the estimate and pass the ordinance. The motion was seconded by Alderman Pettibone and carried; voting aye Alder- men Topliff, Marray, Chandler, Pettibone, Burns, Sheffield, Turnock, Eiden, Witt, Eastman, Kingsley, Knapp and Humphrey (13):-, voting nay none (0). Alderman Turnock also submitted a recommendation, estimate and ordinance, providing for the paving of the following roadways, in the City of Evanston, County of Coo-z�, State of Illinois, viz: the roadway of Colfax Street, from the viest lot line of Pioneer Road to the west lot line of Bennett Avenue ( except across lvTc Daniel Avenue); the roadway of Bennett Avenue, from the north 1 lot line of Colfax Street to the south lot line of Harrison Street (except across Lincoln Street), and moved that the Coun- cil concur in the recommendation, approve the estimate and pass the ordinance. The motion was seconded by Alderman Eastman and carried; voting aye Aldermen Topliff,ldurray,Chandler, Petti- bone, Burns, Sheffield, Turnock, Eiden, Witt, Eastman, Kingsley, Knapp and Humphrey (13); voting nay none (0). Alderman Turnock also submitted a recol'IMendation, estimate -GUA/Vil and ordinance, providing; for the paving of the roadway of Ridge Court, in the City of Evanston, Count- of Cook, State of Illin- �, ois, from the north lot line of Lee Street to the south lot line of Greenleaf Street, and moved that the Council concur in the recommendation, approve the estimate and pass the ordinance. The motion was seconded by Alderman Topliff and carried; voting aye Aldermen Topliff, , l,2urray, Chandler, Pettibone, Burns, Shef- field, Turnock, Eidem, Witt, Eastman, Kingsley, Knapp and,Hum- phrey (13); voting nay none (0). i ISu[J 263 / Alderman Turnock also submitted a. recommendation, a estimate and ordinance, providing for the paving of the following roadways in the City of Evanston, County of Cook, 04- State of Illinois, viz: the roadway of Darrow Avenue, from the south lot line of Church Street to the south,curb line of Davis Street; the roadway of Davis Street, from the west curb line of Darrow Avenue to the east lot line of Dodge Avenue, and moved that the Council concur in the recommendation, ap- rrove the estimate and pass the ordinance.' The motion was seconded by Alderman Chandler and carried; voting aye Alder- men Topliff,Murray, Chandler, Pettibone, Burns, Sheffield, Turnock, Eiden, Witt, Eastman, Kingsley, Knapp and Humphrey (13); voting nay none (0). Alderman Turnock also submitted a recommendation, e stimat Cw. /Yk t/ and ordinance, providing for the paving of the roadway of 9A _,AJHA) Lyons Street, in the City of Evanston, County of Cook, State of Illinois, from the east lot line of Dodge Avenue to the west lot line of Darrow Avenue, and moved that the Council concur in the recommendation, approve the estimate and pass the ordinance. The motion was seconded by Alderman Eiden and carried; voting aye Aldermen Topliff, Murray, Chandler, Petti -bone, Burns, Sheffield, Turnock, Eiden, Witt, Eastman, Kings- ley, Knapp and Humphrey (13); voting nay none (0). a, Alderman Eiden, for. the Auditing Commt,ttee, presented the n U folloT-,ins bills and pay rolls for the month of May, 1914, and coved that same be approved and warrants ordered drawn in payment thereof and charged to the respective,funds:- Street Repair Department $ 195.90 L Streets & Alleys & Walks Dept 2,626.40 Contingent Expenses 170.30 Public Parks 387.60 Mason Park 333.40 SevlTer Department 438.00 Signal Service Department 27.90 Public Works Department 260.00 Water Department 965,33 Water Department (bill) 809.16 Water Department. (filtration) 11,028.00 The motion was seconded by Alderman Witt and carried; voting aye Aldermen Topliff,Murray, Chandler, Pettibone, Burns, Sheffield, Turnock, Eiden, Witt, Eastman, Kingsley, Knapp and Humphrey (13); voting nay Alderman Burns on filtration bills. v t -+ Alderman Sheffield, for the Building Committee, to which was referred with power to act the application of 11. Schumer e�z�l fora permit to move a two story building from Main Street 1408 to 905 Hartrey Avenue, submitted report of the committee to the effect that the petition was approved and the Commibbioner of Public Works was authorized to issue proper permit for the removal of said building, and moved that the action of the committee be approved by the Council. The motion was seconded by Alderman Eastman and carried. Alderman Sheffield also submitted report of the Building � Committee upon application of Mr. Crost to erect a frame cos 1 Pp 1 vlw�� shed in the rear of 1008 Emerson Street, to the effect that LW, A-6-a the application had been amended so as to ask for a periiiit to erect a corregated iron shed to replace certain frame sheds now on the prerlises, which he agreed to teat, down, and recom- mending that with this provision the permit be granted, and moved that the report of the committee be approved by_the Coun- cil. The zhation was seconded by Alderman Witt and carried. Alderman Eastman, .for the Finance Committee, intrOduced and moved the approval of the folloz�ling bonds: -- Bond of Edward Nelson, as Sidewalk Builder, in the sum of Five Thousand Dollars, with Oscar H. Carlson and James Wiggin- ton* as sureties. Bond of George A. Kearney, as Plumber, in the sum of Five Ali Thousand.Dollars, with Daniel McCann and James Wigginton as sureties. Bond of George A. Kearney, as Seger Builder and Drain Layer, in the sum of Ten Thousand Dollars, with Daniel McCann and James Wigginton as sureties. 1 1 1 1 1 265 The motion was seconded by Alderman Chandler and carried. Alderman Kingsley, for the Committee on Health, Sanita- tion and Charities, reported progress in the matter of dispos- al of the waste matter in the City of Evanston. Alderman Humphrey, for the Lighting Committee, stated that a. communication had been handed to' him which he asked be referred to the Lighting Committee and that the committee meet at the close of the Council meeting to consider it. Alderman lAirray, for the Police Committee, again moved that the Council appropriate enough money for the erection of the safety islands at Chicago Avenue and Davis Street and at Church Street and East Railroad Avenue. The motion was seconded by Alderman Knapp. A1d3sman Turnock moved as a sub- stitute motion that this matter lay over until the committee shall report upon the matter of protection at the various sub- ways two weeks from this evening. The substitute motion was seconded by Alderman Sheffield and carried, Alderman Witt, tor the Street Committee, presented report 0, _ of the committee in the matter of defective sidewalks and repairs to same, recoi ending that the Department of Public Q{ GC u,ZC 4`e o TIYofks;>%be authorized and directed to make the customary notices on owners or others to make the necessary repairs; that the Director of Public Safety be furnished with a copy of the notices served by the Department of Public Works, and that _said'Director of Public'Safety, through the Police Department cause such reports and inspections to be made and take such affier steps in the way of following up the notices as will insure a compliance thereviith; ' and that the' Department of Public Works be authorized and directed to barricade dangerous sidewalks in case repairs are not promptly made after notice is served as above proposed. Alderman Witt moved the approval of the report of the committee. The motion was seconded by Alderman Turnock and carried. 266 Alderman Witt also presented Street Repair and Oiling Schedule for the year 1914, as adopted by the Street Committee, and moved its adoption by the Council. The motion was sec:,nd -ed by Alderman Eiden and carried; voting aye,Aldermen Topliff, Murray, Chandler, Pettibone, Burns, Sheffield, Turnock, Eiden, Witt, Eastman, Kingsley, Knapp and Humphrey (13); voting nay none (0). Under Call of Wards, Alderman Eiden, for the Fourth Ward, -stated that in oiling the streets the contractor doing the work 4 AAA-, did not barricade the streets long enough and teams went on them USX before the oil was dry, and moved that this matter be referred to the Commi ssionet of; Public Works. Alderman Turnock stated t'i. that this work of oilin was also being done without filling. in the holes in the streets first, and moved that the Commissioner of Public Works be instructed to notify the Illinois Good Roads Company, or any other contractor doinc this work, that the work must be done under the supervision of the Commissioner of Public Works, and that when the oiling is done the holes must also be filled and streets properly barricaded, and that it is the atti- tude of this Council that unless the work is done in proper manner the work willnot be paid for. The motion was seconded by Alderman Humphrey and carried. Alderman Kingsley, for the Sixth Ward, stated that he had received a request for the placing of a street lig't at Sheridan Road and Milburn Street, and moved that the matter be referred to the Lighting Committee with power to act. The motion was seconded by Alderman Humphrey and carried. Alderman Kingsley also introduced a communication from Mr. d3 H.B. Otis, 2703 Sheridan Road, regarding the laying of gas mains in Euclid Park Place before the paving is done as the property tih owners do not want the gas mains laid in the parkways to spoil the ect trees. Alderman Kingsley moved that the matter be referred.to the Commissioner of Public Works and the aldermen from the Sixth Ward. The motion -,:Tas seconded by Alderman Turnock and carried. r I S G7 (1 267 1 1 1 Alderman Knapp, for the Seventh I-Vard, stated that complaint had been made of water standing on the driveways on Noyes -Street entering into the property of the Consumers Company and also on the walks, the gutters being filled up so that the �!,ater cannot run off properly, and moved that the matter be referred to the Street Committee. The motion was s seconded by Alderman Humphrey and.carried. V' " Alderman Sheffield, .for the Building Committee, moved h?k kttAlint. a petition of Mr. Witte to build an addition to his candy 7-1 factory be referred to the Building Committee with power to tll��x r act. The motion was seconded by Alderman Turnock and carried. Upon motion'of Alderman Topliff, seconded by Alderman 0 Knapp, the Council then adjourned. 0 0 City Clerk. Em a 1 • s PROCEEDINGS OF CITY COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF EVANSTON MEETING OF JUNE 9, 1914 I CI'T''Y' COUNCIL ,.,,P,RQ,QEEDINGS City Hall, Evanston, Ill:, June 9, 1914. Regular meeting of the City Coun- cil, held June 9, 1914. Present: Alderman Topliff, " Murray, " Chandler, Pettibone, " Burns, " Sheffield, " Turnock, " Eiden, " Witt, " Changelon, " Eastman, Kingsley, " Knapp, " Humphrey, Page Peschon. Absent: None. Mayor Smart presiding. Alderman Topliff moved that the minutes of a regular meeting of the City Council, 'held June 2, 1914, be ap- proved without reading. The motion was seconded by Alderman Chandler and carried. City Clerk Hahn presented the fol- lowing: 1. Report of the City Treasurer for the month of May, 1914. Alderman Eastman moved that the report be re- ceived and placed on file. The motion was seconded by Alderman Turnock and carried. 2. Communication from the Com- missioner of Public Works stating that application has been filed in his office by Irene Sparling for a permit to erect a two-story frame musical practice building to, be located, at the north- east corner of Orrington Avenue and Library Place, and asking for instruc- tions as to issuing of the permit. Alderman Eastman moved that the ap- plication be referred to the Building Committee with power to act. The motion was seconded by Alderman Sheffield and carried. 3. Bill of Harioff Bros. against the City of Evanston in the sum of $9.00 for work done in repairing wagon damaged in accident on Main Street between Ridge Avenue and Ridge Court on March 27, 1.914. Alderman Turnock moved that this claim be re- ferred to the Corporation Counsel. The motion was seconded by Alder- man Knapp and carried. Alderman Turnock presented an ordinance providing that the follow- ing roadways in the City of Evanston, to -wit: The roadway of Dodge~Ave- nue from the south lot line of Emer- son Street to the north lot line of Crain Street (except across railway right of way) ; the roadway of Green- wood Street from the east lot line of Dodge Avenue to the west lot -line of Wesley Avenue: the roadway of Ash!'"' land Avenue from the north lot line of Dempster Street to the south lot line of Grove Street (except across Greenwood Street) ; the roadway of M/ Lake Street from the west lot line of Ashland Avenue westerly to the east- erly right of way line of the Chicago & Northwestern Railroad Company, the roadway of Florence Avenue from the north lot line of Greenwood Street to the south lot line of Church Street (except across Lake Street, Grove Street and Davis Street]. the road- way of Deweyll venue from the north lot line of Greenwood Street to the south lot line of Church Street (ex- cept across Lake Street), and the roadway of Darrow Avenue from the north lot line of Greenwood Street to the south lot line of Lake Street; also that portion of the roadways of all intersecting streets lying within said portion of Dodge Avenue (except Lake Street), Greenwood Street, Ashland Avenue (except Greenwood Street), Lake Street, Dewey Avenue (except Lake Street), and not included in the roadways thereof; also that portion of the roadways of all inter- secting alleys lying within said por- tion of Dodge Avenue, Greenwood Street, Florence Avenue, Dewey Ave- nue and Darrow Avenue and not in- cluded in the roadways thereof be improved by curbing with cement curb, grading, paving with one- course of vitrified paving brick (laid on a Portland cement concrete base 5 inches thick, using a sand cushion and sand filler) ; constructing storm water sewers, manholes and catch basins; adjusting catch basins, man- holes and valve chambers, and moved that this ordinance, together with the recommendation of the Board of Local Improvements, and the estimate of. cost be referred to the Judiciary Com- mittee and the said ordinance to - ,ether with said recommendation of the Board of Local Improvements and estimate of cost be published in the proceedings of the Council in the usual way in full, and that in addi- tion thereto be published in full in the Evanston Daily News, a news- paper '"of general circulation in the City of Evanston. This motion, duly made, was seconded and carried. Alderman Turnock then gave notice that he would call up for passage this ordinance at the regular meet- ing of the council to be held on June 23, 1914. The recommendation of the Board of Local Improvements, estimate of cost and ordinance, are as follows: RECOMMENDATION BY BOARD OF LOCAL IMPROVEMENTS. To the Mayor and Aldermen of the City of Evanston in City Council Assembled: We herewith submit an ordinance providing that the following roadways in the City of Evanston, County of Cook, State of Illinois, viz.: The road- way of Dodge Avenue, from the south lot line of Er_;erson Street to the north lot line of Crain Street (except across railway right of way),.the roadway of Greenwood Street, from the east lot line of Dodge Avenue to the west lot line of Wesley Avenue, the roadway of Ashland Avenue, from the north -lot line of Dempster Street to the south lot line of Grove Street (except across Greenwood Street), the roadway of Lake Street, from the west lot line of Ashland Avenue westerly, to the easterly right of way line of the Chi= cago & Northwestern Railway Com- pany, the roadway of Florence Ave- nue, from the north lot line of Green- wood Street to the south lot line of Church Street (except across Lake Street, Grove Street and Davis Street), the roadway of Dewey Avenue, from the north lot line of Greenwood Street to the south lot line of Church Street (except across Lake Street), and the roadway of Darrow Avenue from the north lot line of Greenwood Street to the soutli lot line of Lake Street, also that portion of the roadways of all in- tersecting streets lying within said portion of Dodge Avenue (except Lake Street), Greenwood Street, Ashland Avenue (except Greenwood Street), Lake Street, Dewey Avenue (except Lake Street) and not included in the roadways thereof, also that portion of the roadways of all intersecting alleys lying within said portion of Dodge Avenue, Greenwood Street, Florence Avenue, Dewey Avenue and Darrow Avenue and not included in the road- ways thereof be improved by curbing with cement curb, grading, paving with one course of vitrified paving brick (laid on a Portland cement concrete base five inches thick, using a sand cushion and a sand filler), constructing storm' water sewers, manholes and catch basins, adjusting catch • basins, manholes and valve chambers; to- gether with an estimate of the cost of said improvement and recommend the passage of said ordinance and the Making of the improvement contem- plated therein. Respectfully submitted, JAMES R. SMART, JAMES TURNOCK, H. E. CHANDLER, Board of Local Improvements of the City of Evanston. Dated, Evanston, I11. ESTIMATE OF PRESIDENT OF BOARD OF LOCAL IM- PROVEMENTS. To the Mayor and Aldermen of the City of Evanston in City Council Assembled: The Board of Local Improvements of the City of Evanston having adopt- ed a resolution that the following roadways in the City of Evanston, County of Cook, State of Illinois, viz., the roadway of Dodge Avenue, from the south lot line of Emerson Street to the north lot line of Crain Street (except across railway right of way), time roadway of Greenwood Street, from the east lot line of Dodge Ave- nue to the west lot line of Wesley Ave- nue, the roadway of Ashland Avenue, from the north lot line of Dempster Street to the south lot line of Grove Street (except across Greenwood Street), the roadway of Lake Street, from the west lot line of Ashland ave- nue westerly to the easterly right of way line of the Chicago & Northwest- ern Railway Company, the roadway of Florence Avenue, from the north lot line of Greenwood Street to the south lot line of Church Street (except across Lake Street, Grove Street and Davis Street), the roadway of Dewey Avenue, from the north lot line of Greenwood Street to the south lot line of Church Street (except across Lake Street), and the roadway of Darrow Avenue from the north lotr, line of Greenwood Street to the south lot line of Lake Street, also that portion of the roadways of all intersecting streets lying within said portion of Dodge. Avenue (except Lake Street), Greenwood Street, Ashland Avenue (except Greenwood Street), Lake Street, Dewey Avenue (except Lake Street) and not included in the road- ways thereof, also that portion of the roadways of all intersecting alleys lying within said portion of Dodge Avenue, Greenwood Street, Florence Avenue, Dewey Avenue and Darrow Avenue and not included in the road- ways thereof, be improved by curbing with cement curb, grading, paving with one course of vitrified paving brick (laid on a Portland cement con- crete base five inches thick, using a sand cushion and a sand filler), con- structing storm water sewers, man- holes and catch basins, adjusting catch basins, manholes and valve chambers; and presented to the City Council of the City of Evanston a recommendation that such improve- ment be made, 1-hereby submit an estimate of the cost of such improve- ment including labor, material and lawful expenses attending the pro- ceedings for making said improvement and the cost of making and collecting the assessment, as provided by law, viz.: Estimate. 29,200 lin. ft. of curbing at 65c per lin. ft....... $ 18,980.00 19,978 cu. yds. of grading at 30c per cu. yd.... 5,993.40 40,000 sq. yds. of paving, complete, at $2.00 per sq. yd.......... 80,000.00 500 lin, ft. of 9 inch sewer, complete, at $1.00 per lin. ft.......... 500.00 5 new manholes and iron covers, com- plete, at $30.00 each 1.50.00 90 new catch basins, connections and iron covers, complete, at $35.00 each......... 3,150.00 90 catch basins adjust- ed and brought to grade, at $10.00 each 900.00 49 manholes adjusted and brought to grade, at $5.00 each....... 245.00 27 valve chambers ad- justed and brought to grade, at $5.00 each ....... I .... ... 135.00 For lawful expenses attend- ing the proceedings for making said improvement and the cost of making and collecting the assessment therefor, 6% of the above, to -wit, $110,053.40........ 6,603:20 Total ................. $116,656.60 And I hereby certify that in my opinion the above estimate does not exceed the probable cost of the above proposed improvement and the law- ful expenses attending the same. JAMES R. SMART, President of the Board of Local Im- provements of the City of Evans- ton. Dated, Evanston, I11. AN ORDINANCE. Providing that the following road- ways in the City of Evanston, County of Cook, State of Illinois, viz., the roadway of Dodge Avenue, from the south lot line of Emerson Street to the north lot line of Crain Street (ex- cept across railway right of way), the roadway of Greenwood Street, from the east lot line of Dodge Ave- nue to the west lot line of Wesley Avenue, the roadway of Ashland Ave- nue, from the north lot line of Demp- ster Street to the south lot line of Grove Street (except across Green- wood Street), the roadway to Lake Street, from the west lot line of Ash- land Avenue westerly to the easterly right of way line of the Chicago & Northwestern Railway Company, the roadway of Florence Avenue, from the north lot line of Greenwood Street to the south lot line of Church Street' (except across Lake Street, Grove Street and- Davis Street), the roadway of Dewey Ave- nue, from the north lot line of Green- wood Street to the south lot line of 'Church Street (except across Lake Street), and the roadway of Darrow Avenue, from the north lot line of Greenwood Street to the south lot line of Lake Street, also that portion of the roadways of all intersecting streets lying within, .said portion of Dodge Avenue (except Lake Street), Greenwood Street, Ashland Avenue (except Greenwood Street), Lake Street, Dewey Avenue (except Lake Street)- and not included in the road- ways thereof,• also that portion of the roadways of all intersecting alleys lying within said portion of Dodge Avenue, Greenwood Street, Florence Avenue, Dewey Avenue and Darrow Avenue and not included in the road. ways thereof, be. improved by curb- ing with cement curb, grading, paving with one course of vitrified paving brick. (laid on a Portland cement con- crete base five inches thick, using a sand cushion and a. sand filler), con- structing storm water sewers, man- holes and catch basins, adjusting catch basins, manholes and valve chambers. Be it ordained by the City Council of the City of Evanston: Section 1. That a local improve- ment shall be made within the City of Evanston, in the County of. Cook, and State of Illinois, the -nature, char- acter, locality and description of which local improvement is as follows, to -wit: That the following roadways in the City of Evanston, County of . Cook, State of Illinois, viz., the roadway of Dodge Avenue, from the south lot line of Emerson Street to the north lot line of Crain Street (except across railway right of way), the roadway of Greenwood Street from the east lot line of Dodge Avenue to the west lot line of Wesley Avenue, the road- way of Ashland Avenue, from the north lot line of Dempster Street to the south lot line of Grove Street (except across Greenwood Street), the roadway of Lake Street, from the west lot line of Ashland Avenue west- erly to the easterly right of way line of the Chicago _& Northwestern Rail- way Company, the roadway of Florence Avenue, from the north lot line of Greenwood Street to the south lot line of Church Street (ex- cept across Lake Street, Grove. Street and Davis Street), the roadway of Dewey Avenue, from the north lot line of Greenwood Street to the south lot line of Church Street (except across Lake Street), and the roadway of Darrow Avenue, from, the north lot line of Greenwood Street to the south lot line of Lake Street, also that por- tion of the roadways of all intersect- ing 'streets lying within said ,portion of Dodge Avenue (except Lake Street), Greenwood Street, Ashland Avenue (except Greenwood Street), Lake Street, Dewey Avenue (except Lake Street) and not included ,in the roadways thereof, also that portion of the roadways of all intersecting alleys lying within said portion of Dodge Avenue, Greenwood Street, Florence Avenue, Dewey Avenue and Darrow Avenue and not included in the roadways thereof be, and the same are hereby ordered improved as fol- lows: Location of Roadways. The center line of the roadways herein provided to be paved shall co- incide with the. center line of the re- spective streets and alleys . within which said roadways are included. - Width of Roadways. The width of the roadways herein provided to be paved shall be as fol- lows, measured in feet from back to back of the curb hereinafter specified and at right angles to the center line of the respective street or alley, as the, case may be, to -wit: Dodge Avenue: Feet At north lot line of Crain St..24.00 At south lot line of Emerson St.24.00 Intersecting streets: Dempster Street: . At east lot line of Dodge Ave.24.00 At west lot line of Dodge, Ave.24.00 Greenwood Street: At west lot line of Dodge Ave.24.00 At east lot line of Dodge Ave.24.00 Grove Street: At east curb line of Dodge Ave . .........................24.00 At east lot'line of Dodge Ave.24.00 Davis Street: At east lot line of Dodge Ave.24.00 At west lot line of Dodge Ave.24.00 Church Street: At west lot line of Dodge A.ve.24.00 At east lot line of Dodge Ave.24.00 Lyons Street: At east curb line of Dodge Avenue. ......................24.00 At east lot line of Dodge Ave.24.00 Intersecting alleys: Alley 133 feet north of Dempster Street: At east curb line of Dodge Ave . .........................12.00 At east lot line of Dodge Ave.12.00 Alley 133 feet south of Green- wood Street: At east curb line of Dodge, Ave . .........................I2.00, At east lot line of Dodge Ave.12.00 Alley 150 feet north of Green- wood Street: At east curb' line of Dodge Ave . .........................16.00 At east lot line of Dodge Ave.16.00 At west curb line of Dodge Ave . .........................15.00 At west lot line of Dodge Ave.15.00 Alley 125 feet south of Lake Street: At east curb ,line of Dodge Ave . .........................16.00 At east lot line of Dodge Ave.16.00 Alley 155.5 feet north of Lake Street: At west curb line of Dodge Ave . ..........................16.00 At west lot line of Dodge Ave.16.00- Alley 125 feet north of Church Street: At west curb line of Dodge Ave . .........................16.00 At west lot line of Dodge Ave.16.00 Alley 160 feet north of Church Street: At east curb line of Dodge Ave . .........................16.00 At east lot line of Dodge Ave.16.00 Alley 160. feet south of Emerson Street: At east curb line of Dodge Ave . ...............:.........16.00 At east lot line of Dodge Ave.1.6.00 Alley 125 feet south of Emer- son St.: At west curb line of Dodge Ave . .........................16.00 At west lot line of Dodge Ave.f6.00 Darrow Avenue: At north lot line of Green- wood St . .....................24.00 At south lot line of Lake St ... 24.00 Intersecting alleys: Alley 150 feet north of Green- wood St.: At east curb line of Darrow Ave . .........................16.00 At east lot line of Darrow Ave.16.00 Alley 150 feet north of Green- wood Street: At west curb line of Darrow Ave . .........................16.00 At west lot line of Darrow Ave.16.00 Alley 125 feet south of Lake Street: At west curb line of Darrow Ave . .........................16.00 At west lot line of Darrow Ave.16.00 At east curb line of Darrow Ave. .....16.00 At east lot line of Darrow Ave.16.00 Dewey Avenue: At north lot 'line of Green- wood St . ......................24.00 At south lot line of Church St..24.00 Intersecting streets: Grove Street: At east lot line of Dewey Ave..24.00 At west lot line of Dewey Ave..24.00 Davis'Str,et: At west lot line of Dewey Ave..24.00 At east lot line of Dewey Ave..24.00 Intersecting alleys: Alley 150 feet north of Green- wood Street: At east curb line of Dewey Ave . .........................16.00 At east lot line of Dewey Ave..16.00 At west curb line of Dewey Ave...........................16.00 At west lot line of Dewey Ave..16.00 Alley 125 feet south of Lake Street: At east curb line of Dewey Ave...........................16.00 At east lot line of Dewey Ave..16.00 At west curb line of Dewey Ave.. ...... ...............16.00 At west lot line of Dewey Ave.16.00 Alley 155.5 feet north of Lake Street: At east curb line of Dewey Ave . .........................16.00 At east lot line of Dewey Ave.16.00 At west curb line of Dewey Ave . .........................16.00 At west lot line of Dewey Ave.16.00 Florence. Avenue: At north lot line of Green- wood St. .24.00 At south lot line of Church St.24.00 Intersecting alleys: Alley. 150 feet north of Green- wood Street: _ At east curb Aine oi-norence Ave . .........................16.00 At east lot line of Florence Ave . ....................:....16.00 At west curb line of Florence Ave. .........................16.00 At west lot line of Florence Ave. .........................16.00 Alley 125 feet south of Lake Street: At west curb line of Florence Ave . .........................1.6.00 At west lot line of Florence Ave . .........................16.00 At east curb line of Florence Ave . .........................16.00 At east lot line of Florence Ave . .........................16.00 Alley 155.5 feet north of Lake Street: At east curb line of Florence Ave . .........................16.00 At east lot line of Florence Ave . .........................16.00 At west curb line of Florence Ave...........................16.00 At west ,lot line of Florence Ave. ...... ..............16.00 Ashland Avenue: At north lot' line of Demp- ster,St. ......................24.00 At south lot line of Grove St..24.00 Intersecting streets: Lake Street: At east line of Ashland Ave .... 24.00 At west line of Ashland Ave....24.00 Greenwood Street: At east lot line of Dodge Ave..24.00 At west lot line of Wesley Ave.24.00 Darrow Avenue: At north lot line of, Green- wood St . .....................24.00 At south lot line. of Green- wood St . .....................24.00 Dewey Avenue: At north lot line of Green- wood St . ...................24.00 At south lot line of Green- wood St . .....................24.00 Florence Avenue: At north curb line of Green- wood St . .....................24.00 At north lot line of Green- wood St . .....................24.00 Intersecting alleys: Alley 150 feet west of Wesley Avenue: At south curb line of Green- wood St . .....................16.00 At south lot line of Green- wood St . .....................16.00 At north curb line of Green- wood St. ...................16.00 At north lot line of Green - wood St . ......................16.00 Alley 171.5 feet west of Ashland Avenue: At south curb line of Green- wood St . .....................16.00 At south lot line of Green- wood St. .................... 16.00 Lake Street: At west lot line of Ashland Ave . .........................24.00 At easterly right of way line of Chicago & Northwestern Rail- road .........................24;00 Intersecting streets: Florence Avenue: At south lot line of Lake St .... 24.00 At north lot line of Lake St .... 24.00 Dewey Avenue: At north lot line of Lake St .... 24.00 At south lot line of Lake St .... 24.00 5 Darrow Avenue: At south lot line of Lake St .... 24.00 At north lot line of Lake St .... 24.00 The width of roadway at 1.,Aer- mediate points shall be respectively proportional to the foregoing. Grade of Roadway and Curb. The grade of the roadways herein provided to be paved, when finished, and the grade of the top of the curb hereinafter specified, when completed and set in place, are hereby estab- lished as follows, measured in feet and decimal parts of a foot above the datum plane of the City of Evanston, to -wit: Transverse • sec- Crown Gutter Top of tion of Roadway, line line . curb Dodge Avenue: At the north lot line of Crain St.. 16.20 15.75 16.00 At 75 feet north of north lot line of Crain St...... 16.18 15.43 16.18 At 300 feet south of south lot line of Dempster St.. 16.80 16.35 16.60 At 250 feet south of south lot line of Dempster St.16.65 15.90 16.65 At south lot line of Dempster St.. 17.30 16.85, 17.10 At south curb line of Dempster St.. 17.20 16.45 17.20 At north curb line of Dempster St.. 17.20 16.45 17.20 At north lot line of Dempster St.. 17.30 16.85 17.10 At 114 feet north of north lot line of Dempster St.. 16.88 16.13 16.88 At 139 feet north of north lot line of Dempster St.. 17.00 16.55 16.80 At 351 feet north of north lot line of Dempster St.. 16.40 15.65 16.40 At 376 feet north of north lot line of Dempster St.. 16.58 16.13 16.38 At 20 feet south of south lot line of Greenwood St.16.14 15.39 16.14 At south lot line of Greenwood St. 16.30 1.5.85 16.10 At south curb line of Green- wood St......... 16.00 15.25 -16.00 At north curb line of Green- wood St. ....... 16.00 15.25 16.00 At north lot line of Greenwood St. 16.17 15.72 15.97 At 100 feet north of north lot line of Greenwood St. 15.90 15.15 15.90 At 150 feet north of north lot line of Greenwood St.16.08 15.63 15.88 At 270 feet north of north • lot line of Greenwood St.15.80 15.05 -15.80 At southerly right of way line of Chicago & North- western Ry. Co..15.90 15.45 1550' At northerly right of way line of Chicago & North- western Ry. Co.. 15.90 15.45 15.70 At 225 feet south of south lot line of Grove St..... 15.82 15.07 15.82 At 135 feet south of south lot line of Grove St..... 16.08 15.63 15.88 0 0 At 50 feet south Dempster Street: Darrow Avenue: of south lot line At east curb line At north lot line of Grove St..... 15.92 1G.17 15.92 of Dodge Ave... 17.20 16.55 17.20 of Greenwood St.16.20 15.75 16.03 At south lot line At east lot line At 50 feet north of Grove St:..... 16.18 15.73 15.98 of Dodge Ave... 17.50 17.05 17.30 of north lot line At south curb • At west curb line of Greenwood St. 16.05 15.30 16.05 line of Grove St. 16.00 15.25 16.00 of Dodge Ave... 17.20 16.55 17.20 At 160 feet north At west lot line of north lot line At north curb of Dodge Ave... 17.50 17,05 17.35 of Greenwood St.16.32 15,87 16.12 line of Grove St. 16.00 1.5.25 16.00 Greenwood Street: At 180 feet south At north lot line At east curb line of. south lot line of Grove St..... 16.22 15.77 16.02 of Dodge Ave.... 16.00 15.25 , 16.00 of Lake St...... 16.20 15.45 16.20 At 80 feet north At .east lot line At 133 feet south of north lot line of Dodge Ave... 16.20 15.75 1.6.00 of south 'lot line of Grove St..... 16.05 15.30 16.05 At west curb line of Lake St....... 16.44 15.99 16.24 At 230 feet north of Dodge Ave.... 16.00 15.25 16.00 At 70 feet south of north lot line At west lot line ' of south lot line of Grove St..... 16.35 15.90 16.15 of Dodge Ave... 16.20 15.75 16.00 of Lake St...... 16.30 15.55 16.30 At 130 feet south Grove Street: At south lot line of south lot line At east curb line of Lake St...... 16.58 16.13 16.38 of Davis St...... 16.20 15.45 16.20 of Dodge Ave... 16.00 15.25 1.6 00 Intersecting At south lot line alleys: of Davis St...... 16.47 16.02 16.27 At east lot line Alley 150 feet At south curb of Dodge Ave... 16.30 15.85 IG.10 north of Green-, line of Davis St' . 16.30 15.55 16.30 Davis Street: wood Street: At north curb At east curb -line ' At west line of line of Davis St.. 16.30 '15.55 , 16,30 of Dodge Ave... 1G.30 15.55 16.,�0 Darrow Ave...... 16.62 16.37 1G.62 At north lot line At east lot line At east line of of Davis St...... 16.53 16.08 16.33 of Dodge Ave... 16.60 1.6.15 16.40 Darrow Ave..... 16.62 16.37 16.62 At 75 feet north At west curb line Alley 125 feet of north lot line of Dodge Ave... 16.30 1.5.55 16.30 south of Lake of Davis St...... 1.6.40 15.65 16.40 At west lot line Street: At 200 feet north of Dodge Ave... 16.50. 16.15 . 16.40 At east line of - of north lot line Church Street: Darrow Ave..... 16.74 16.49 16.74 of Davis St...... 16.75 16.30 16.55 At west curb line At west line of At 120 feet south of Dodge Ave... 16.80 16.05 16.80 Darrow Ave..... 16.74 16.49 16.74 of south lot line At west lot line Dewey Avenue: of Church St.... 16.65 15.90 16.65 of Dodge Ave...17.10 1G.Gi 1G.90 At north lot line At south lot line Lyons Street: of Greenwood St. 16.20 15.75 16.00 of Church St.... 16.95 16.50 16.75 At east curb line feet north. At south curb of Dodge Ave... 16.80 1•i.05 16.80 of north of lot line line of Church St. 16.S0 16.0516.S0 At east lot line of Greenwood St. 16.03 15.28 16.03 At north curb of Dodge Ave... 17.10 1G.T5 1G90 At 145 feet north line of Church St. 16.80 16.05 16.80 Intersecting of north lot line At north lot line alleys: At east line of of Greenwood St.16.28 15.83 16.08 of Church St.... 17.00 16.55 16.80 Dodge Avenue: At 220 feet north At 70 feet north 1.33 feet north or north lot line of north lot hlle of Dempster St.. 17.35 17.1.3 17.38 of Greenwood St.16.10 15.35 11-6.10 of Church St.... 16.80 1G.05 16.50 123 feet south of ' At 320 feet north At 140 feet north Greenwood St... 1G.88 1Q6.1 iGSR of north lot line of north lot line of Greenwood St. 16.40 15.95 16.20 of Church St.... 17.00 16.55 16.80 Alley 150 feet north At 50 feet south At 225 feet north of Greenwood of south lot line of north lot line `A Street: of Lake St...... 16.24 15.49 16.24 of Church St.... 16.80 16.05 16.80 At east line of At south lot line .At 350 feet north Dodge Ave. .... 16.3S 16:.13 16.2S of Lake St...... 16.47 16.02 16.27 of north lot line At west - line of At north lot line of Church St.... 17.00 16.55 16.80 Dodge Ave. .... 16.38 16.13 16.38 of Lake St...... 16.48 16.03 16.28 At 125 feet south Alley 125 feet south At 75 feet north of south lot line of Lake Street: of north lot line of Lyons St..... 16.80 16.05 16.80 At east line of of Lake St...... 16.26 15.51 16.26 At south lot line Dodge Ave. ..... 16.25. 16.00 16.25 At 165 feet north of Lyons St..... 17.00 16.55 16.80 Alley 155.5 feet of north lot line At south curb north of Lake of Lake St...... 16.45 16.00 16.25 line of Lyons St. 16.80 16.05 16.S0 Street: At 1.30 feet south At north, curb At west line of of south lot line line of Lyons St. 16.80 16.05 16.80 Dodge Ave. 16.30 16.05 16.30 of Grove St..... 16.22 15.47 16.22 At•north lot line Alley 125 feet At south lot line of Lyons St..... 17.00 16.55 16.80 north of Church of Grove St..... 16.40 15.95 16.20 At 125 feet north Street: At south curb of north lot line At west line of line of Grove St. 16.20 15.46 16.20 of Lyons St..... 16.80 16,05 16.80 Dodge Ave. ..... 17.30 17.05 17.30 At north curb At 365 feet south line of Grove St. 16.20 15.45 16.20 of south lot line. Alley 1G0 feet At north lot line of Emerson St.. 17.00 16.55 16.80 north of Emer- of Grove St..... 16.41 15.96 16.21 At 240 feet south son Street: At 100'feet north of south lot line At east line of of north lot line of. Emerson St.. 16.80 16.05 16.80 Dodge Ave. ..... 17.30 17.05 17.30 of Grove St..... 16.23 15.48 16.23 At 140 feet south Alley 160 feet At 225 feet north of south lot line south of Emer- of north lot line of Emerson St.. 17.00 16.55 16.80 son Street: of Grove St..... 16.50 16.05 16.30 At 70 feet south At east line of At 125 feet south of south lot line Dodge Ave. ..... 17.30 17.05 17.30 of south lot line of Emerson St.. 16.80 16.05 16.8i - Alley 125 feet of Davis Sty .... 16.37 15.62 16.37 At south lot line south of Emer- At south curb of Emerson St.. 17.00 16.55 16.80 son Street: line of Davis St. 16.60 16.15 16.40 Intersecting At west line of At north curb streets: Dodge Ave. ..... 17.30 17.05 17.05 line of Davis St.16.60 16.15 16.40 6 At 25 feetnorthAt 100 feet north At 160 feet east of north lot line of north lot line of east lot line of Davis St..... 16.50 15.75 16.50 of .Grove St..... 16.28 15.53 16.28 of Ashland Ave. 22.80 22.35 22.60 At 55 feet north At 215 feet north r..a .dtr At east lot line of north lot line of north lot line of Ashland Ave. 20.20 19.85 20.10 of Davis St..... 16.77 16.32 16.57 of Grove St...... 16.50 16.05 16.30 At east ' curb At 105 feet north At 110 feet south line of Ashland of north, lot line of south lot line Ave. wb 19.80 19.20 19.70 of Davis St..... 16.63 15.88 16.63 of Davis St...... 16.32 15.57 16.32 At 100 feet south At south lot line At west curb of south lot line 1' of Davis St..... 16.60 16.15 16.40 line of Ashland of Church St.... 17.20 16.75 17.00 At north lot line Ave. ...,....... 19.80 19.20 19.70 At 75 feet south of Davis St..... 16.60 16.15 16.40 At west lot line of south lot line At 115 feet north of Ashland Ave: 19.60 19.00 19.50 of Church St.... 17.10 16.35 17.10 of north lot line At 50 feet west At south lot line of Davis St..... 16.50 15.75 16.50 of west lot line i of Church St.... 17.60 17.15 17.40 At 265 feet north of Ashland Ave. 18.70 18.10 18.60 Intersecting of north lot line At 100 feet west streets: of Davis St ..... 16.85 16.40 16.65 of west lot line Grove Street: At 40 feet south of Ashland Ave. 18.00 17.4,0 17.90 At east lot line of south lot line At 165 feet east of Dewey Ave... 16.40 15.95 16.20 of Church St... 16.77 16.02 16.77 of east lot line At west lot line At south lot line of Florence Ave. 17.30 16.55' 17.30 of Dewey Ave... 16.40 15.95 16.20 of Church St.... 17.00 16.55 16.80 At 155 feet east ' Davis Street: Intersecting of east lot line of At west lot line alleys: Florence Ave ... 17.30 16.95 17.20 of Dewey Ave... 16,60 16.15 16.40 Alley 150 feet north At 80 feet east of At east iot line of Greenwood east lot line of of Dewey Ave... 16.60 16.15 16.40 Street: Florence Ave.... 16.80 16.05 16.80 Intersecting At east line of east lot line alleys: Florence Ave... 17.10 16.85 17.10 of Florence Ave. 16.80 16.35 16.60 Alley 150 feet At west line of A At east curb north of Green- Florence Ave... 17.10 16.85 17.10 line of Florence Ave. ........... 16.60 16.25 16.50 wood Street: Alley 125 feet south At west curb At east: lot line of Lake Street: of Florence Ave. 16.60 16.25 16.50 of Dewey Abe. ..A6.58 16.33 16.58 At the west line i At 120 feet east At west lot line of Florence Ave. 17.15 16.90 17.15 of east lot line of Dewey Ave... 16.58 16.33 16.58 At the east line of Dewey Ave... 16.20 . 15.45 16.20 Alley 125 feet of Florence Ave. 17.15 16.90 17.15 At east lot line south of Lake Alley 155.5 feet of Dewey Ave...16.25 15.80 16.05 Street: north of Lake At east curb line t line At west lot line Street: of Dewey Ave... 16.00 15.25 16.00 of Dewey 16.70 16.45 16.70 At east line of At west curb line At east lot line Florence Ave.... 16.97 16.72 16.97 of Dewey Ave... 16.20 15.75 16.00 of Dewey Ave... 16.70 16.45 16.70 At west line of At 100 feet west Alley 155.5 feet Florence Ave.. . . 16.97,16,72 16.97 of west lot line north of Lake Ashland Avenue: of Dewey Ave... 16.00 15.25 16.00 Street: At north line of At 180 feet west At east lot line Dempster St..... 17.30 16.S5 17.10 of west lot line of Dewey Ave... 16.75 16.50 16.75 At 25 feet north of Dewey Ave... 16.20 15.75 16.00 At west lot line • of north line of At 60 feet east of Dewey Ave... 16.75 16.50 16.75 of east lot line Florence Avenue: Dempster St.... 17.05 16.30 17.05 of Darrow Ave.. 16.00 15.25 16,00 At north lot line At 50 feet north At east lot line of Greenwood St. 16.60 16.?5 16.50 of north line of of Darrow Ave.. 16.20 15.75 16.00 At 35 feet north Dempster St.... 17.20 ..16.75 17.00 At east curb line of north lot line At 350 feet south of Darrow Ave.. 16.20 15.50 16.00 of, Greenwood St. 16.60 15.$5 16.60 of south lot line At west curb line north At 15feet north of Greenwood St. 16.80 , 16.05 '16.80 of Darrow Ave.. 16.00 15.75 16.010 of north. line At south lot line At 160 feet east Greenwood St... 16.80 16.35 16.60 of Greenwood St.19.S0 19.20 19.70 of east lot line At 241 feet north At north lot line of Dodge Ave... 16.00 15.25 16.00 of north lot line of Greenwood St. 19.80 19.35 19.60 At east lot line of Greenwood St. 16.60 15.85 16.60 At south lot line of Dodge Ave 16.20 15.75 16.00 At 341 feet north of Lake. St ..... 22..50 21.90 22.40 ... Intersecting of north lot line At south curb streets: of Greenwood St. 16.35 16.40 16.65 line of Lake St.22.65 22.05 22.55 A A t 25 feet south At north curb Ashland Avenue: • of south lot. line line of Lake St.22.65 22.05 22.55 At north lot line At 100 feet south of Greenwood St. 19.80 19.35 19.60 of Lake St...... 16.69 15.94 16.69 of south lot` line At south lot line At south lot line of '%Grove St.... 21.50 20.90 21.40 • of Greenwood St. 19.80 19.20 19.70 of Lake St...... 16.90 16.45 16.70 At north lot line At 50 feet south Florence Avenue: of Lake St...... 16.85 16.40 16.65 of south "lot line At north lot line At IN feet north of Grove St..... 21.25 20.50 21.25 of Greenwood St. 16.60 16.25 16.50 of north lost line At south lot line Dewey Avenue: of Lake St...... 16.52 15.77 16.52 of Grove St..... 21.40 21.05 21.30 At north lot line At 165 feet north Intersecting of Greenwood St. 16.20 15.75 16.00 of north lot line Street. At south lot line of Lake St...... 16.67 16.22 16.47 Lake Street: of Greenwood St.,16.35 15.90 16.15 At 1011 feet south At east lot line Darrow Avenue: of south lot line of Ashland Ave.22.75 22.15 22.65 At south lot line of Grove St.... 16.30 15.55. 16.30 At west lot line of Greenwood St. 16.20 15.75 16.00 At south curb of Ashland Ave.22.50 21.80 22,30 At north lot line line of Grove St. 16.40 15.95 16.20 Greenwood Street: of Greenwood St. 16.20 15.75 1610Q At north curb At west lot line Intersecting line 0 Grove St. 16.40 15.95 16,20 of Wesley Ave, , 25.20 24.75 25.00 alleys: Alley at 160 feet west of west_ lot line of Wesley Avenue: At south line of Greenwood St...23.10 At north line of Greenwood St_ 23,10 Alley 171.5 feet west of west lot line of Ash- land Avenue: At south line , of Greenwood St...17.60 Lake Street: At west lot line of Ashland Ave. 22.50 At 300 feet east of east lot line of Florence .Ave. 20.60 At 250 feet east of east lot'line of Florence Ave....19.30 At 200 feet east of east lot line of Florence Ave....18.40 At 150 feet east of east lot line of Florence Ave .... 17.70 At 80 feet east of east lot line of Florence Ave.... 17.10 At 50 feet east of east Iot line of Florence Ave.... 16.80 At east lot line of Florence Ave. 16.92 At east curb line of Florence Ave: 16.80 At west curb line of Florence Ave. 16.80 At west lot line of Florence Ave. 16.87 At 100 feet east of east lot line of Dewey Ave.. 16.30 At east lot line of Dewey Ave... 16.50 At east curb line of Dewey Ave... 16.40 At west curb line of Dewey Ave... 16.40 At west lot line of Dewey Ave... 16.51 At 75 feet west of west lot line of Dewey Ave.. 16,32 At 150 feet west of west lot line of Dewey Ave..16.54 At 75 feet east of easi lot line of Darrow Ave.16.36 At east lot line of Darrow Ave.. 16.59 At east curb line of Darrow Ave:. 16.50 At west curb line of Darrow Ave.. 16.50 At west lot line of Darrow Ave.. 16.60 At 100 feet west of west lot line of Darrow Ave. 16.40 At 150 feet west of west lot line of Darrow Ave. 16.70 At 200 feet west - of west lot line of Darrow Ave.. 17.30 At easterly right of way line of Chicago & North- western Railroad 19.70 Intersecting streets: Florence Avenue: At south lot line of Lake St ..... 16.90 16.45 16.70 At north lot line of Lake St...... 16.85 16.40 16.65 22.85 23.10 Dewey Avenue: At north line of 22.85 23,10 Lake St ......... 16.48 16.03 16.28 At south line of Lake St ......... 16.47 16.02 16.27 Darrow Avenue: At south line of Lake St ......... 16.58 16.13 16.38 17.35 17.60 At north line of Lake St ......... 16.58 16.13 16.38 The grade of the crown line, gutter line and top of curb at intermediate 21.80 22.30 points shall be respectively propor- tional to the foregoing. The datum plane hereinafter men- 20.00 20.50 tioned is the plane of low water mark of Lake Michigan in the year A. D. 1847, as established by the Trustees 18.70. 19.20 of the Illinois and Michigan Canal and is 22.41 feet below the U. S. Geo- logical Survey Bench Mark on the 17.80 18.30 north side of the Sherman Avenue entrance to the building known as City Hall, located at the northwest 17.10 17.60 corner of Davis Street and Sherman Avenue, in said City of Evanston. The crown line hereinbefore men- tioned shall be identical with the cen- 16.50 17.00 ter line of the respective roadways when completed. The gutter line hereinbefore men- 16.05 16.80 tioned shall be identical with the line where the surface of the roadways 16.47 16.72 when completed touches the face of the curbing on both sides of the re- 16.20 16.70 spective roadways. The surface of the roadways herein 16.20 16.70 provided to be paved when completed shall conform to the are of a circle 16.42 16.67 passing through the respective crown and gutter lines, and shall be true and symmetrical. 15.55 16.30 Grading. The roadways herein provided to 16.05 16.30 i be improved shall be cleared in a thorough manner of all deteriorated 15.80 16.30 planking, blocking or other debris. The soil of the roadways shall then 15.80 16.30 be excavated or filled upon with other soil, as the case may be, to such 16.06 16.31 depth and shape as will bring the upper surface of the finished pave- ment, when constructed as herein- 15.57 16.32 after specified, to the elevations and grades hereinbefore established. The sub grade shall be thoroughly com- 16.09 16.34 patted. Depressions or holes appear- ing as the preparation of the sub grade progresses shall be filled with 15.61 16.36 soil. Cement Curb. 16.14 16.39 A cement curb shall be constructed on both sides of the respective road- 15.90 16.40 ways herein provided 'to be paved. Said curb shall consist of a mixture, 15.90 16.40 by volume, of one part of Portland cement, two parts of sand and four 16.15 16.40 parts of broken granite. Except that the top and exposed roadway face of the curb shall be surfaced to a 15.65 16.40 depth of one-half inch with a mortar composed of two parts of Portland cement and three parts of clean, hard 16.10 16.60 granite crushed to the sizes herein- after specified for the sand to be used in making this curb. 16.70 17.20 The ' broken granite specified for the body of the curb shall be clean, hard, free from dust, loam, vegetable or other deleterious matter; and 19.10 19.60 shall show sharp edged cubical frac- , turing; the color shall be dark red. This granite shall be, pf variable sizes, grading from a maximum di- mension of one inch down to a mini- mum of one-fourth inch, and so pro- portioned that the particles capable of passing through a screen of three - fourths inch mesh will fill the voids in the particles retained on such size screen, but without more than ten per cent excess of the smaller par- ticles. The sand specified for the body of the curb shall be free from clay, loam, vegetable or other deleterious matter. The grains shall be angular, and shall range in size from one - quarter inch down to the finest; but not more than 3% shall pass through a sieve having (100) one hundred meshes per lineal inch. The sand'shall be of such quality that mortar composed of one part of the cement hereinbefore specified and three parts of the sand, by weight, when made into briquetts, will develop a tensile strength at least equal to the strength of a mortar of the same consistency and proportions made with the same cement and Standard Ottawa sand. The Portland cement specified for the curb shall be of such quality that representative samples collected from the shipments made for the job shall be capable of passing the tests for fineness, soundness, initial setting and tensile strength hereinafter set forth for Portland cement. " The sand and granite shall be clean when delivered on the job and shall bekept clean until used. In no case shall the sand or granite, when used, contain frost or lumps of frozen mat. ter. Forms shall be used in construct- ing the curb. The forms shall be sound, free from warp, and of suf- ficient strength to resist springing out of shape. The forms shall be se- curely staked or otherwise held to the established lines and grades. Wooden forms shall be thoroughly wetted and metal forms shall be oiled before concrete is deposited against them. All mortar and dirt shall be removed from forms that have previously been used. The ingredients specified for the body of the curb shall be mixed in a batch machine mixer of a type that will insure a uniform mixture and product. Clean water, free from oil, acid, alkali, or vegetable matter shall be admitted to the mixer in sufficient quantity to produce a concrete of a consistency such that mortar will flush to the surface under light tamp- ing, but which can be handled with- out causing a separation of the gran- ite from the mortar. Provided, that on such portions of the work as it may be impracticable to use the ma- chine mixer, thorough and efficient hand mixing will be allowed. The equipment used, if, any, for hand mix- ing shall be as specified for mixing the surfacing mortar. The ingredients specified for the mortar to be used in' surfacing the top and exposed roadway face of the curb shall be mixed on a movable, tight, iron platform, of ample size to accommodate the manipulations speci- fied, without getting the ingredients off the platform or mixed with dirt. The Portland cement and crushed granite specified for surfacing por- tions of the curb shall be thoroughly mixed on the platform with hoes or shovels, and until the color becomes i 1 1 -l� /-* uniform, after which sufficient water of the quality hereinbefore required, shall be gently added, while the mix- ing continues, to produce a stiff and homogeneous mortar. The concrete and the finishing mor- tar after being prepared as specified shall be promptly deposited and com- pacted in the forms, in layers not exceeding six inches in depth. The back of the curb shall be worked with a spade to secure a well filled surface. The front upper edge of the curb shall be rounded to a radius of one and one-half inches in such man- ner that the planes of the top and roadway face of the curb will be tangent to the curve described by said radius. As soon as the cement has sufficiently set, the forms shall be removed from the face of the curb; and the face mortar shall be promptly troweled down hard and smooth, drawing the cement from the granite as little as possible. The gloss shall be removed with a wet brush. The curb shall be constructed in sections not less than four feet nor more than six feet in length. In con- structing the curb, all templates used to form the sections shall be kept perpendicular to the top of the curb. All joints shall be neatly tool finished. The joint marking shall correspond to the joint made by the templates. The curb shall be twenty- four inches in depth, and the thick- ness shall vary uniformly from six inches at the top to eight inches at the bottom of the curb. The curb shall be built in such manner that the roadway face will be vertical; that the top will be at the grade here- inbefore established; and that the back of the curb, at the top there- of, shall be on the lines hereinbefore established. The curb at intersecting streets and alleys shall be constructed to true curves tangent to the intersect- ing curb lines proper. The radius of the curve to which the back of the curb shall conform shall be. ten feet for intersecting street.and four feet for intersecting alley curb lines. Ex- cept as above specified, for intersect- ing street and alley curb lines, the curb shall be constructed paralleled to the center line of the respective roadways herein provided to be paved. The curb shall be constructed at such distances from the center line of -the roadways, herein provided to be paved, as will give the respec- tive width of roadways hereinbefore specified and established, when measured from back to back of curb in the manner and on the lines here- inbefore set forth. Trenches shall be excavated to suf- ficient width and depth to receive the curb, and necessary moulding frames. Wherever other than sandy soil is encountered, the curb trenches shall be excavated to a depth of six inches below the bottom of the curb and shall be re -filled to such depth with sand or cinders. The sand or cinders shall be compacted with water or by hand tampers. The, frames shall be securely fastened in place and shall be accurately. brought to line and grade before they are filled with concrete. The grade and line to which the frames are to be set shall be such as is necessary to insure the finished curb being true to the lines and grades hereinbefore established therefor. Brick Pavement Upon the sub -grade, when prepared as hereinbefore specified, shall be spread a layer of Portland cement concrete five inches thick. The con- crete shall be made of Portland ce- ment, sand, and limestone or gravel which shall be equal in quality for concrete purposes. The Portland cement to be used in making the concrete shall be of such quality that representative samples selected from shipments thereof shall be capable of passing the following tests for fineness, soundness, initial setting, and tensile strength, to -wit: Fineness. The cement shall be so ground that 92%p will pass through a standard sieve, having 10,000 meshes and 75% will pass through a sieve having 40,000 • meshes per square inch. Soundness. A pat of neat cement, three and one-half inches in dia ineter, one-half inch in thickness at the center and tapered to a feather edge at the circumference, made on glass, shall remain in the air, pro- tected by a damp cloth, for twenty- four hours, and shall then be sub- jected to steam for four hours, and shall be immediately thereafter im- mersed in boiling water for four hours. The pat must show no check- ing, warping or swelling. Broken briquetts of the neat cement which have remained in air one day and in water six days shall likewise with- stand the steaming afid boiling specified to the neat pat. Setting. The cement, when mixed with twenty-eight per cent (by weight) of water, shall not take ini- tial set in less than thirty minutes. It shall not develop hard set in less than one nor more than ten hours. Tensile Strength. Briquetts one square inch in cross section made of the cement shall show a tensile strength not less than as follows: Neat Cement Age Strength 24 hours in moist air ........175 lbs. 7 days (1 day in moist air, 6 days in water) ...........500 lbs. 28 days (1 day in moist air, 27 days in water) ........600 lbs. One Part Cement, Three Parts Standard Ottawa Sand Age Strength 7 days (1 day in moist air, 6 days in water) ..........200 lbs. 28 days (1 day in moist air, 27 days in water) ........275 lbs. The briquetts shall show no retro- gression in strength within the period specified. Samples of the cement proposed to be used in the work shall be sub- mitted in such quantities and at such time and place as will enable re- quired tests to be made. All cement delivered on the work shall be contained in sound packages bearing the name, brand or stamp of the maker; and shall be thoroughly protected against damage until used. The sand to be used for making the concrete shall be free from dust, clay, loam, vegetable or other dele- terious matter. The grain shall be angular and shall range in size from one -quarter inch down to the finest; but not more than.three percent shall pass a sieve having one hundred meshes per lineal inch. Wind -drifted sand shall not be used. The sand shall be of such quality that the mortar composed of one part of the cement hereinbefore specified and three parts of sand, by weight, when made into briquetts, will develop a tensile strength at least equal to the strength of a mor- tar'of the same consistency and pro- portion made with the same cement and Standard Ottawa sand. In no case shall the sand, when used, for this concrete contain frost or lumps of frozen matter. The limestone, or gravel, to be used for making the concrete shall be equal in quality for concrete pur- poses; and shall be of the best qual- ity of the respective materials for such use. The material used shall , be hard, sound, clean and free of dust, clay, loam, vegetable or other deleterious matter. The stone or ,gravel shall be of variable sizes grad- ing from a maximum dimension of two inches down to a minimum di- mension of one-half inch. In no case shall the limestone or gravel contain ,frost ors lumps of frozen matter when being used. The sand and limestone, or gravel, shall be clean when delivered on the job; shall be kept clean until used. The concrete shall, be mixed in an approved batch machine mixer, of ample size and design to accommo- date the manipulations herein spec- ified. One part, by volume, of the cement, and three parts of the sand shall be thoroughly mixed and made into mor- tar with the least possible amount of water. Six parts, by volume,. of the limestone, or gravel, shall be in- corporated in the mortar. The mix- ing shall continue and water shall be added gradually until each par- ticle of limestone or gravel is covered with mortar. Each and every batch of concrete mixed in the manner and for the purpose specified shall be promptly spread and compacted on the sub - grade to such depth and shape that the prescribed thickness of founda- tion will be obtained and that the upper surface • thereof will be fairly smooth, parallel to, and six inches below the grade herein established for the finished pavement. Templates and floats shall be used in order to insure a surface at grade and free from depressions. The concrete shall be kept moist, in hot and dry weather, and shall be protected against injury by frost, if laid late" in the season. The sand cushion and the wearing course of brick shall not be added until the concrete has hardened sufficiently not 'to be injured thereby. Teaming and other vehicle traffic shall not be per- mitted on the pavement until the con- crete is at least seven days old; and shall be prohibited for a greater period if deemed necessary for safety of thQ work. Upon the concrete foundation, when constructed as hereinbefore specified. and when swept clean of all dirt and stones, as shall be done, there shall be evenly spread a layer of clean sand, free from stones or grav- el of a size larger than could pass through a screen of one -quarter inch mesh. The sand shall be of the best quality for the purpose, and shall be spread in such quantity as to insure a uniform depth of two inches when compacted, as it will be by the brick wearing course and the rolling here- inafter prescribed for the brick. The cushion sand shall be 'slightly moistened, if dry. Guides and tem• plates shall be provided and used for surfacing the sand cushion. The sand when used for cushion purposes shall not contain any frost or lumps of frozen matter. Upon the sand cushion coat, to be constructed as hereinbefore specified, there shall, in a skillful and work- manlike manner, be laid on edge and true to lines and grades a single course, or layer, of vitrified paving brick, of such quality that represent- ative samples selected from ship- ments thereof shall be capable of passing the test hereinafter specified. Said paving brick shall be laid with ends and sides close together, and in such manner as to break end joints. End joints must be broken by a lap of not less than three inches. Whole brick shall be used, except that brok- en brick may be used in starting a lead or making a closure; but no such case shall less than one-fourth the length of a whole brick be used. The paving brick shall be laid at right angles to the center line. of the roadway, except in roadway ' i i- tersections. In roadway intersections the brick shall be laid to angles of forty-five degrees, respectively, to the center lines of the intersecting road- ways. The paving brick, when set in place on the cushion coat, as specified, shall be firmly bedded in place by rolling same with a self propelling road roller weighing not less than five nor more than seven tons; ex- cept that heavy hand tampers shall be used to bed and surface the paving brick immediately adjoining the curb and at other places inacessible to the roller. When the rolling is completed the surface of the pavement shall be true to grade and shape. Any and all brick shattered by the rolling, or otherwise, during progress of the work shall be replaced with sound ones. Promptly after the; paving brick shall have been bedded and surfaced and those shattered by the rolling shall have been replaced as herein - before specified, they shall be covered with sufficient clean, dry, fine grained sand to compactly fill all joints between the brick. The sand shall be practically free from grains exceeding one -sixteenth inches in diameter and shall grade down from one -sixteenth inch to the finest grains common to local lake sand. This sand shall be thoroughly broomed into the joints between the brick. Broomings shall be repeated as often and wherever found neces- sary to completely and compactly fill the joints. During progress of work of laying the paving brick or providing , the sand filler in place, teaming over the brick 'or the handling of any materials thereon in such manner as to violent- ly disturb the brick on the cushion coat, will not be permitted. Tongs and conveyors shall be used for handling the brick from the cars to the pavers. The paving brick shall be uniform in make and dimensions and of the size known as "block"—tbat is to say they shall be not less than three and one-fourth inches thick by four inches deep by eight inches long. The brick must have lugs of about one -eighth inch projection consist- ing of the name of the brick or other design. The brick must not be dis- torted more than one -quarter of an inch from a straight edge laid in any direction on them. The brick must have full and rounded edges. The brick shall be of the same general color on the exterior. The brick shall be evenly burned, thoroughly an- nealed, fused, and vitrified to tough- ness without excessive brittleness. The brick, when broken, must show a dense and stone like body, uniform in color inside, free from lumps of un- crushed clay, lime, voids, cracks or marked laminations. Kiln marks or surface cracks must not exceed three - sixteenths of an inch in depth. 'Representative samples of the pav- ing brick shall be capable of passing the following standard rattler or ab- rasive test, with a loss not exceed- ing twenty per cent of their dry weight, to -wit: Ten representative whole brick, selected from shipments made for the work, cleaned, and dried for at least three hours in a temperature of one hundred degrees, Fahrenheit, shall be placed in a machine known as a rattler, together with an abras- ive charge of three hundred pounds of iron shot. The shot shall be made from iron having a chemical compos- ition within the following limits: combined carbon, not less than 2.50 per cent; graphite carbon not more than 0.10 per cent; silicon, not more than 1.0 per cent; manganese, not more than 0.50 per cent; phosphor- ous, not more than 0.25 per . cent; sulphur, not more than 0.08 per cent. Said shot shall consist of spheres having a diameter of one and seven - eighths inches, aggregating two hun- dred and twenty-five pounds in 1+reight; and spheres three and three- fourths inches in diameter, aggregat- ing seventy-five pounds in weight. The rattler, after being charged with the brick and iron shot shall be revolved at a uniform rate of thirty revolutions per minute until_ eighteen hundred turns have been made. A registering device shall be attached to the rattler to show the number of revolutions. A margin of not to ex- ceed ten revolutions will be allowed for stopping the machine. Only one start and stop per test will be al- lowed. No paving blocks are to be selected for the abrasive test that would be rejected under other requirements of these specifications. The abrasive test shall be made on but one make of brick at a time. The average re- sult of two distinct and complete runs made on separate charges of brick shall govern in the test for abrasion. In weighing the brick specimens, after being rattled, any and all pieces weighing less than one pound shall be rejected. The rattler shall consist of heads, liners, and staves, as follows: The heads shall be not less than three -fourths inch nor more than seven -eighths inch thick, and shall be cast with trunnions in oue piece. In outline they shall be a regular poly- gon of fourteen sides inscribed in a circle twenty-eight and three -eighths inches in diameter. The heads shall be provided with flanges extending outward from the inside face,thereof to afford a means of fastening the staves. There shall be for each head a liner or wear plate one inch in thickness and conforming to the out- line of the head, but inscribed in a circle twenty-eight and one -eighth inches in diameter. These liners shall be made of hard machinery cast iron, which must contain not less than one per cent of the combined carbon and shall be securely fastened to the heads by cap screws. The staves shall be made of six inch medium steel structural channels twenty-seven and one-fourth inches long and weighing fifteen and five - tenths pounds per lineal foot. The flat side of each channel shall be pro-, tested by a liner or wear plate made of medium steel three -eighths inches thick, by five and one-half inches wide, and nineteen and three -fourths inches long. The stave liner shall be securely fastened to the channel with rivets, which - shall be chipped off flush with the surface of the liner. The liners of the staves must be so placed as to drop between the liners of the heads. The staves shall be bolted to the heads and shall form a barrel twenty inches long, inside measurement be- tween liners., The barrel shall be mounted on a cast iron frame secure- ly fastened to a rigid foundation, and shall be driven by 'suitable gearing. Representative samples of the pav- ing brick shall be capable of passing the following tests for breaking strength, viz: The modulus of rupture or cross breaking strength of any one brick tested shall not be less than twenty- four hundred pounds; and the aver- age for six bricks, which number shall constitute a test, shall not be less than twenty-six hundred pounds. The result shall be determined by the formula: 3 W L M= , in which 2 A D L= distance between supports=6 inches. W=breaking load in pounds. A=area of cross section, in inches, at break. D=thickness of break. Representative samples of the pav- ing brick shall be capable of passing the following absorption test, viz: The absorption of water, by any one brick tested, shall not be greater than three per cent; and the average for six bricks, which number shall constitute a test, shall not be greater than two and one-half per cent of their dry weight. .The absorption test shall be made on broken or abraided brick, by drying them in hot oven for six hours and then soaking them for twelve hours,in water. Representative samples of the pav- ing brick shall be capable of passing the following test of density, viz: The density or specific gravity of any one brick tested, shall not be less than two and two -tenths; and the average for six bricks, which number shall constitute a test, shall not be less than two and three - tenths; determined by the following formula: D= , in which . W W °-W" D� Specify gravity in terms of water. %AW 0 I 4* 10 7 ah dM>rrp �� 1 0 W= weight in air of dry brick. . W'=weight in air of brick saturated by. being immersed in water for seventy-two hours. W"=weight in ,water of saturmed brick. Representative samples of the pav- ing brick shall be capable of passing the following test for hardness, viz: The hardness of any one brick test- ed shall not be less than sixty and the average for six bricks, which number shall constitute a test, shall not be less than sixty-five as de- termined by Mob's scale for minerals in which one hundred is the diamond. Representative samples of the pay- ing brick shall be capable of passing the following test for crushing strength, viz: The crusing strength of any one brick tested shall not be' less than seventy-five hundred pounds per square inch; and the average for six bricks. which number shall consti- tute a test, shall not be less than eighty-five hundred pounds per square inch. The crushing test must be made on about one -sixth middle sections of brick with pressure ap- plied in the direction of the whole thickness of the brick which is the least dimension of the brick. Representative samples of the pay ing brick may be subjected to chemi- cal tests to determine if there is pres- ent in the brick any free lime, pot- ash, soda or other water soluble substance. If .more than a trace of any substance is found the entire lot of brick from which :he sample came shall be rejected. Surfac Drainage Sewers For the purpose of carrying off storm waters from the surface of the pavement herein provided to be con- structed, surface drainage sewers shall be laid as hereinafter specified. Socket pipes, straight, smooth, thoroughly vitrified, well glazed, free from cracks and blisters, and in all respects of the best -quality and work- manship shall be used for construct- ing said sewers. All joints in said sewers shall be securely sealed with the best quality of mortar made by mixing natural hydraulic cement with only sufficient water to give proper plasticity. The open and unconnected ends of said sewers shall each be securely closed with a vitrified tile disc, and sealed in the manner above specified for joints. Said sewers shall be laid as fol- lows, to -wit: (1) In and along tie center line of Darrow Avenue from the center of Greenwood Street northerly to a point 332 feet south of Lake Street. The internal diameter of said sewer shall be nine inches. Said sewer shall connect with the existing sewer in Greenwood Street at the center line of Darrow Avenue. At its connection with the existing sewer aforesaid the elevation of the inside bottom of the sewer herein provided to be laid shall be 10.90 feet above the datum, plane hereint efore defined and shall rise thence at a uniform rate to four - tenths of a foot per one hundred lineal feet of its length. (2) In and along the center line of Florence Avenue from the center line of Greenwood Street northerly to a point 407 feet south of Lake Street. The internal diameter of said sewer shall be nine inches. Said sewer shall connect ' with the existing sewer in Greenwood Street at the center line of Florence Avenue. At its connec- tion with the existing sewer afore- said the elevation of the inside bot- tom of the sewer herein provided to be laid shall be 12:00 feet above the datum plane hereinbefore defined and shall rise thence at a uniform rate of four -tenths of a foot per one hun- dred lineal feet of its length. (3) In and along the center line of Greenwood Street from a point 154 feet east of Ashland Avenue to a point 107 feet west of Wesley Avenue, the internal diameter of said sewer shall be nine inches. Said sewer shall connect with the existing sewer in Greenwood Street at a point 1.54 feet east of Ashland Avenue. At its connection with the existing sewer aforesaid the elevation of the inside bottom of the sewer herein provided to be laid shall be 18.00 feet above the datum plane hereinbefore defined and shall rise thence at a uniform rate of one foot per one hundred lineal feet of its length. Manholes. Five brick manholes shall be built upon the sewer hereinbefore provided to be constructed, and shall be locat- ed at the points hereinafter specified. Said manholes shall be cylindrical in shape, having an internal diameter of thirty-six inches at the bottom and upward to the lowest header course, being drawn in at the top of the masonry by means of twelve leader courses laid endwise and horizontal- ly, the diameter being decreased uni- formly by each course to fit the iron covers hereinafter specified to be placed on said manholes. Said man- holes shall' have walls eight inches thick, built, except as above specified for header courses, of two courses of brick placed edgewise in perpendic- ular courses. The brick used in the construction of said manholes shall be laid in mortar composed, by vol- ume, of one part of natural hydraulic cement and one and one-half parts of sand. Said manholes shall have brick bot- toms built of three courses of brick, which bottoms shall start nine inches below the inside bottom of the sewer. The invert of said manholes shall be constructed of brick, and shall be shaped to the size and grade of the sewer leading down stream there) from The brick shall be. laid in a worknianlike manner, and all joints in the masonry shall be neatly joined: Said manholes shall each be equipped with a cast iron cover weighing not' loins than four hundred and sixty-seven pounds, which cover shall be of the same size and pattern or equal in size, quality and work- manship to the cast iron covers now in use on existing manholes in Noyes Street between Sheridan Road and Ridge Avenue in said City of Evans- ton. Said manhole covers. herein specified to be furnished and set shall rest on the walls of said manholes herein provided to be constructed, which walls shall be built to such height as will bring the top of the covers, when set in place, three inches below the surface of the street. Said manholes herein provid- ed to be constructed, referring to the vertical axis thereof, shall be located as follows: On the center line of Darrow Avenue: One at the center line of Greenwood Street, one at a point 332 feet south of Lake Street. On the - center line of Florence. Avenue: One at the center line of Greenwood Street, one at a point 407 feet south of Lake Street. On the center line of Greenwood Street: One at a point 107 feet west of Wesley Avenue. (a) Catch Basins. For the purpose of receiving storm waters from the surface of the road- ways herein provided to be paved, ninety brick catch basins shall be constructed on the sides of the afore- said roadways • at necessary points. Said catch basins shall be cylindrical ir, shape, having an internal diameter of forty-two inches at the bottom and upward to the lowest header course, being drawn in at the top of the masonry by means of twelve header courses laid endwise and horizontal- ly The diameter shall be decreased uniformly by each header course to fit the iron covers hereinafter spec- ified to be -furnished and set on said catch basins. Said catch basins shall have walls eight inches thick built (except as above specified for header - ' courses) of two courses of brick placed edgewise in perpendicular courses. The brick used in the con- struction of said catch basins shall be laid in mortar composed by volume of one part of natural hydraulic cement of the best quality, and one and one-half parts of clean, sharp sand. Said catch basins shall each rest on a solid bottom of two- inch pine planks laid closely in single thickness and securely spiked to two pine stringers, or cross planks, two inches thick and six inches wide. The bottom shall be made circular in form, and shall measure sixty inches in diameter and shall have its upper side placed five and one-half feet be- low the grade hereinbefore- estab- lished for the top of the curb. Said catch basins shall be connect- ed with the sewer existing,, or herein - before provided to be laid, as the case may be, in and along the center line of the respective roadways at ,the side of which the respective catch basins are to be constructed. Said catch basins shall be connected with the sewers aforesaid by means of vitrified tile pipe having an in- ternal diameter of nine inches. The pipes shall be of the type and qual- ity, and the joints shall be sealed in the manner hereinbefore specified. Each catch basin connection shall Y start in a nine inch Y-branch, which branch shall be set in the sewer at , a point not less than six feet in ad- vance of the catch basin, measured along and in the down -stream direc- tion of the sewer from a point on said sewer directly opposite the catch basin. The pipes shall be laid true,. to line and grade and the connection shall enter the catch basin at a point two and one-hal} feet above the plank bots om. The pipe entering the catch i Basin through the brick walls thereof shall' be an elbow with the socket end turned downward inside of the catch basin to form a trap. Said catch basins shall each be equipped and fitted with a cast iron cover weighing not less than three hundred pounds, which cover shall be 11 !DNA Street, the roadway of Grant Street from the west lot line of Darrow Avenue to the east lot line of Mc- Daniel Avenue, the roadway of Brlvwn' Avenue from the south lot line of Colfax Street to the south lot line of Noyes Street (except across the road- ways of .inter pting streets), the roadway of Grey Avenue from the south lot line of Colfax Street to the north curb line of Payne Street (ex- cept across the roadways of inter- secting streets), the roadway of Hartray Avenue from the south lot line of Colfax Street to the south lot line of Payne Street (except across the roadways of intersecting streets), the roadway of Pioneer Road from the south lot line of Colfax Street to the north lot line of Simpson Street (except across the roadways of in- tersecting streets), also that portion of the roadways of all intersecting alleys lying within said portion of said Payne Street, Country Road, Noyes Street, Dodge Avenue, Grant Street, Brown Avenue, Grey Avenue, Hartray Avenue and Pioneer Road be improved by curbing with cement curb, grading, paving with one course of vitrified paving brick (laid on a Portland cement concrete base five inches thick, using a sand cushion and a sand filter), constructing storm water sewers, manholes and catch basins, adjusting catch basins, man- holes and valve chambers, and moved that the ordinance, together with the recommendation of the Board of Lo- cal Improvements and the estimate of costs, be referred to the Judiciary Committee and said the ordinance to- gether with said recommendation of the Board of Local Improvements and estimate of cost be published in the proceedings of the Council in the usual way in full and that in addi- tion thereto be published in full in the Evanston Daily News, a news- paper of general circulation in Vie City of Evanston. This motion, duly made, was seconded and carried.' Alderman Turnock then gave notice that he would call up for passage this ordinance at the regular meeting of the council to be held on June 23d, 1914. The recommendation of the Board of Local Improvements, estimate of cost and ordinance, are as follows: s a a ma e o a wa s o sal catch basins as may be necessary to parts of ordinances conflicting with RECOMMENDATION, ESTIMATE bring the covers to said grade, and this ordinance be and the same are AND ORDINANCE. ' also to insure safe and serviceable hereby repealed. — roadways. Section 8. This ordinance shall be Recommendation by Board of Local All'materal used in the construc- i^ force from and after its passage. Improvements. tion of the improvement hereinbefore Alderman Turnock then presented To the Mayor and Aldermen of the specified shall be of the best quality an ordinance . providing the fol- City of Evanston in City Council hand of a kind especially adapted for lowing roadways in the City of Assembled: he purpose for which it shall be Evanston, County of Cook, State of We herewith submit an ordinance used, and all the necessary labor Illinois, viz: The roadway of Bridge providing that the following roadways N shall be performed in a good and Street, from the northerly end of in the City of Evanston, County of workmanlike manner. , The entire the bridge spanning the North Shore Cook, State of Illinois, viz.: the road- " V t improvement hereinbefore provided Channel of the Sanitary District of way of Bridge Street, from the north- f for in this ordinance shall be con- Chicago to the north curb line of erly end of the bridge spanning the tructed under the superintendence Payne Street, the roadway of Payne North Shore Channel of the Sanitary —1 V �f the Board of Local Improvements Street from the westerly curb line District of Chicago to the north curb %0I of the City of Evanston, of Bridge Street to the west lot line line of Payne Street, the roadway of M�.�• Section 2. That the recommenda- of Country Road, the 'roadway of Payne Street from the westerly curb /�, tion of the Board of Local Improve- Country Road, from the north lot line of Bridge Street to the west lot ments of the City. of Evanston pro- line of Simpson -Street to the .north line of'Country Road, the roadway of viding for said improvement together lot line of Noyes Street (except Country Road, from the nort!2 lot with the estimate of the cost thereof across the roadway of Payne Street), line of Simpson street to the north made by the President of said Board, the roadway of Noyes Street, from lot line of Noyes Street (except both hereto attached, .be and the the west lot line of Country Road to across the roadway of Payne Street), same are hereby approved. the east curb line of / Dodge Avenue, the roadway of Noyes Street, from Section 3. That said improvement the roadway of Dodge Avenue from the west lot line. of Country Road to' shall be made and the whole cost the north curb line of Noyes Street the east curb line of Dodge Avenue, thereof including the sum of sixty- to the south curb line of Grant the roadway of: Dodge Avenue from f2 .six hundred three and twenty hundredths dollars ($6603.20), being the amount included in the estimate cf said President, hereto attached, as the cost of making, levying and col- 1,-cting the assessment herein, be paid for by special assessment in ac- cordance with an.Act of the General Assembly of the State of. Illinois, en- titled "An Act Concerning Local Im- provements," Approved June 14th, A. D. 1897, and the amendments there- to, and that said sum of sixty-six hundred three and twenty hundredths dollars, ($6603.20), shall be applied toward the cost of making, levying and collecting such assessment. Section 4. That the aggregate amount herein ordered to be assessed against the property, and also the assessment of each lot and parcel of land therein assessed, shall be divid- ed into ten installments in the man- ner provided by the statute in such case made and provided, and each of said installments shall bear interest at the rate of five per centum per an- nuin according to law until paid. Section 5. And for the purpose of anticipating the collection of the second and subsequent installments of said assessment for said .improve- ment, bonds shall be issued payable Valve Chambers to be Adjusted and Brought to Grade. The 27 brick valve chambers now located within the space herein pro- vided to be paved, and which are al- ready equipped with cast iron covers, shall have' their covers raised or low- ered, as the case may be, to bring the tops thereof one inch below the sur- ia,ce of the pavement when finished. Such adjustment shall be made to the walls of'said valve chambers as may be necessary to bring the covers to the height above specified, and also to insure a safe and serviceable road- way. Catch Basins to be Adjusted and Brought to Grade. The brick catch basins now located along the roadways herein provided to be paved, shall, to the extent of ninety (90), have their covers raised or lowered, as the case may require, to conform to the grades hereinbe- fore established. Such adjustment h 11 b d t th 11 f 'd of the same size and pattern or equal in size, quality ands workmanship to the cast iron covers now in use on existing catch basins in Dempster Street between Ridge Avenue and Dodge Avenue in said Gity of Evans- ton. Said catch basin covers herein provided to be furnished and set shall rest on the walls of the catch basins herein specified to be con- structed. The walls shall be built to such height as will bring the top of the covers, when set in place, to the elevations hereinbefore -specified for, the top of the curb at the points where said catch basins are to be located. Manholes to Be Adjusted and Brought to Grade. The forty-nine brick manholes now located within the spare herein pro- vided to be paved, and which are al- ready equipped with cast iron covers, shall have their covers raised or low- ered, as the case may be, to 'bring the tops thereof one inch below the surface of the pavement when .'fin- ished. Such adjustment shall be made to, the walls of said manholes as may be necessary to bring the covers of the manholes to the height above specified and also to insure a safe and serviceable roadway. out of said installments bearing in- terest at the rate of five per centum per annunm payable annually and signed by the Mayor and by the Com- missioner of Public Works, counter- signed by the City Comptroller and attested by the City Clerk under the corporate seal of the City of Evans- ton. Said bonds shall be issued in accordance with and shall in all're- spects conform to the provisions of the Act of the General Assembly of the State of Illinois, entitled "An Act Concerning Local Improvements," Approved June 14th, A. D. 1897, and the amendments thereto. Section 6. That 'the Corporation Counsel be and he is hereby directed to file a petition in the County Court of Cook County, Illinois, in the name of the City of Evanston, praying that steps may be taken to levy a special assessment for said improvement, in accordance wth the provisions of this ordinance and in the manner pre- scribed by law. Section 7 That all ordinances or 1 1 EKAI W 1 1 I .. the north curb line of Noyes Street to the south curb line of Grant Street, the roadway of Grant Street from the west lot line of Darrow Avenue to the east lot line of McDaniel Avenue, the roadway of Brown Avenue from the south lot line of Colfax Street to the south lot line of Noyes Street (ex- cept across the roadways of intersect- ing streets), the roadway of Grey Avenue from the south lot line of Colfax Street to the north curie line of Payne Street (except across the roadways .of intersecting streets), the roadway of Hartray Avenue from the south lot line of Colfax Street to the south lot line of Payne Street (ex- cept across the roadways of intersect- ing streets), the roadway of Pioneer Road from the south lot line of Col- fax Street to the north lot line of Simpson Street (except across the roadways- of intersecting streets). also that portion of the roadways of all intersecting alleys lying within said portion of said Payne Street, Country Road, Noyes Street, Dodge Avenue, Grant Street, Brown -Avenue, Grey Avenue, Hartray Avenue and Pioneer Road be improved by curb- ing with cement curb, grading, paving with one course of vitrified paving brick (laid on a Portland cement con- crete base five inches thick, using a sand cushion and a sand filler), con- structing storm water sewers, man- holes and catch basins, adjusting catch basins, manholes and valve chambers, together with an estimate of the cost of said improvement and recommend the passage of the ordi- nance and the making of the improve- ment contemplated therein. Respectfully submitted, JAMES, R. SMART, JAMES TURNOCK, H. E. CHANDLER, Board of Local Improvements of the City of Evanston. Dated, Evanston, Illinois. Estimate of 'President of Board of Local Improvements To the Mayor and Aldermen of the City of Evanston in City Council Assembled: The Board of Local Improvements of the City of Evanston having adopt- ed a resolution that the following roadways in the City of Evanston, County of Cook, State of Illinois, viz: the roadway of Bridge Street, from the northerly end of the bridge span- ning the North Shore Channel of the Sanitary District of Chicago to the north curb line of Payne Street, the roadway of Payne Street, from the westerly curb line of Bridge Street to the west lot line of Uountry Road, the roadway of Country Road, from the north lot line of Simpson Street to the north lot line of Noyes Street (except across the roadway of Payne Street), the roadway of Noyes Street, from . the west, lot line of Country Road to the east curb line of Dodge Avenue, the roadway of Dodge Avenue, from ,the north curb line of Noyes Street to the south curb line of Grant Street, the roadway of Grant Street, from the west lot line of Dar- row Avenue to the east lot line of McDaniel Avenue, the roadway of Brown Avenue, from the south lot line of Colfax Street to the south lot line of Noyes 'Street (except across the roadways of intersecting streets), the roadway of Grey Avenue, from the south lot line of Colfax Street to the north curb line of Payne Street (except across the roadways of in- tersecting streets), the roadway of Hartray, Avenue, from the south lot line of'Colfai?�s •eet t6"the`soiithAot line of Payne Street ,(except across the roadways of intersecting streets), the roadway of Pioneer Road, from the south .lot line of Colfax Street to the north lot line of Simpson Street (except across the roadways of inter- secting streets), also that portion of the roadways of all intersecting al- leys lying within said portion of said Payne Street, Country Road, Noyes Street, Dodge Avenue, Grant Street, Brown Avenue, Grey Avenue, Hart - ray Avenue and Pioneer Road be im- proved by curbing with cement curb, grading, paving with one course of vitrified paving brick (laid on a Port- land cement concrete base five inches thick, using a sand cushion and a sand filler) constructing storm water' sewers, manholes and catch basins, adjusting catch basins, manholes and valve chambers: and presented to the City Council of the City of Evanston a. recommendation that such improve- ment be made, I hereby submit an estimate of the cost of such improve- ment including labor, material and lawful expenses attending the pro- ceedings for making said improve- ment and the cost of making and col- lecting the assessment, as provided by law, viz: Estimate 30,000^lin. ft. of. cement curb- ing @ 65c per lin, ft...... $19500.00 27,000 cu. yds, of grading @ 30c per cu. yd. .......... 8100.00 41,400 sq. yds. of paving complete @ $2.00 per sq. yd. ...................... 82800.0"0 1,800 lin, ft. of 9-inch sewer complete @. $1.00 per lin. ft. 1800.00 56 new catch basins, connec- tiqns and iron covers com- plete @ $35.00 each...... 1960.00 76 catch basins ajusted and brought to grade @ $10.00 each ...................... 760.00 8 new manholes and iron covers complete @ $30 00 each .................... 240.00 33 manholes adjusted and brought to grade @ $,).00 each ..................... 165.00 26 valve chambers adjusted and brought to grade @ $5.00 each ............... 130.00 For lawful expenses attend- ing the proceedings for making said improvement and the cost of making and collecting the assess- ment therefor, 6% of the above, to -wit: $115,455.00,. 6927.30 Total ................ $122,382.,�0 And I hereby certify that in my opinion the above estimate does not exceed the probable cost of the above proposed improvement and the lawful expenses attending the same. JAMES R. SMART. President of the Board of Local Im- provements of the City of Evans- ton. Dated, Evanston, Illinois. An Ordinance Providing that the following road- ways in the City of Evanston, County of Cook, State of Illinois, viz: the roadway of Bridge Street, from the northerly end of the bridge spanning the North Shore Channel of the San- itary District of Chicago to the north curb line of Payne. Street, the road- way of Payne Street, from the west- erly curb line of Bridge Street to the west lot 'line of Country Road, the roadway of Country Road, from the north lot line of. Simpson Street to the north lot..line of Noyes Street (except across .the roadway of Payne Street), the roadway of Noyes Street, from the west lot line of Country Road to the east curb line of Dodge Avenue, the roadway of Dodge Avenue, from the north' curb line of Noyes Street to the south curb line of Grant Street, the roadway of Grant Street, from the west lot line of Darrow Avenue to the east ,lot line of McDaniel Avenue, the roadway of Brown Avenue, from the south lot line of Colfax Street to the south iot line of Noyes Street (except across the roadways of intersecting streets), the roadway of Grey Avenue from the south lot line of Colfax Street to the north curb line of Payne Street (except across the roadways of intersecting streets), the roadway of Hartray Avenue, from the ;south lot line of Colfax Street to the south lot line of Payne Street (ex- cept across the foadways of inter- secting streets), the roadway of Pioneer Road; from the south lot line cr Colfax Street to the north lot line of Simpson Street (except across the foadways of intersecting streets), al- so that portion of the roadways of all intersecting alleys lying within said portion of said Payne Street, Country Road, Noyes Street, Dodge Avenue, Grant Street; .Brown Avenue, Grey Avenue, Hartray Avenue and Pioneer Road be improved by curbing, with cement curb, grading, paving with one course of vitrified paving brick (laid on a -Portland cement concrete base five inches thick, using a sand cushion and a sand filler), construct- ing storm water sewers, manholes and catch basins, adjusting catch basins, man holes and valve chambers. - Be it ordained by the City Council of the City of Evanston: Section 1. That a local - improve- ment shall be made within the City of Evanston, in the County of Cook; State of Illinois, the nature, character, locality and description of which local improvement is as fol- lows, to -wit: That the following roadways in the City of Evanston, County of Cook, State of Illinois, viz: the roadway of Bridge Street, from the northerly end of the bridge spanning the North Shore Channel of the Sanitary Dis- trict of Chicago to the north curb line of Payne Street, the roadway of Payne Street, from the westerly curb line of Bridge Street to the west lot line of Country Road, the roadway of County Road, from the- north lot line of Simpson Street to the north lot fine of Noyes Street (ex- cept across the roadway of, Payne Street), the roadway of Noyes Street, from the . west lot line of Country Road to the east curb line of Dodge Avenue, the roadway of Dodge Avenue, from the south lot line *of Noyes Street to the south curb line of Grant Street, the roadway of Grant Street, from the west lot line of Darrow Avenue to the east lot line of McDaniel Avenue, the road- M 13 way of Brown Avenue, from the south lot line of � olfax Street to the south lot line of Noyes Street (except across the roadways of intersecting streets), the roadway of Grey 'Avenue, from the south lot line of Colfax Street to the north curb line of Payne Street (except across the roadways of intersecting streets), the roadway of Hartray Avenue, from the south lot line of Colfax Street to the south lot line of Payne Street (except across the roadways of intersecting streets), the roadway of Pioneer Road, from the south lot line of Colfax street `to the north lot line of Simpson Street (except across the roadways of intersecting streets), also that portion of the road- ways of all intersecting alleys lying within said portion of said Payne Street, Country Road, Noyes Street, Dodge Avenue, Grant Street, Brown Avenue, Grey Avenue, Hartray Ave- nue and Pioneer Road be and the same are hereby ordered improved as follows: Location of Roadways. The center line of the roadways herein provided to be paved shall co- incide with the center line of the respective streets, and alleys within which said roadways are included. Width of Roadways. The width of the roadways herein provided to be paved shall be as fol- lows, measured in feet from back to back of the curb hereinafter specified and at right4angles to the center line of the respective street or alley. as the case may be, W-wit: Bridge Street: Feet. At the northerly end of the bridge spanning the north shore channel of the Sanitary Dis- trict of Chicago...............24.00 At the south curb line of Payne St............................24.00 Payne Street: At the west lot line of Grey Ave. .....:...................24.00 At the west lot line of Country )toad ........................24.00 Alley to north between Hartray Ave. and Pioneer Road ........ 20.00 Alley to south between Hartray Ave. and Pioneer Road ........ 20.00 Alley to south between Pioneer Road and Country Road ...... 20.00 Alley to north between Pioneer Road and Country Road ...... 20.00 Noyes Street: At the west lot line of Country Road........................24.00 At the east curb line of Dodge Avenue ......................24.00 Alley to north between Country Road and Pioneer Road ....... 20.00 Alley to south between Country Road and Pioneer Road ....... 20.00 Alley to north between Pioneer. Road and Hartray Ave ........ 19.50 Alley to south, between Pioneer Road and Hartray Ave ........ 20.00 Grant Street: At the. east lot line of McDan- iel Ave.......................24.00 At the west lot line of Darrow Ave . .. ......................24.00 Alley to south between McDan- iel Ave. and Pioneer Road ..... 20.00 Alley to south between Pioneer Road and Hartray Ave ........ 19.50 Alley to north between Pioneer. Road and, Hartray Ave ........ 20.00 Alley to north between Hartray Ave. and Grey Ave ........... 19.50 Alley to north between Grey Ave. and Brown Ave ......... 20.00 Country Road: At the north lot line of Simp- son St . ......................24.00 At the north lot line of Noyes St............................24.00 Alley to west between Simpson St. and Payne St...............20.00 Alley to east between Simpson St. and Payne St.............20.00 Alley to east between Payne St. and Noyes St.............20.00 Pioneer Road: At the north lot line of Simpson St............................24.00 At the south lot line of Colfax St . ..........................24.00 Alley to west between Colfax street and Grant St ........... 10.00 Hartray Avenue: At the south lot line of Payne St . ..................... :..... 24.00 At the south lot line of Colfax St. .................... ......24.00 Alley to west between Payne St. and Noyes St.............20.ou Alley to east between Payne St. and Noyes St.................20.00 Alley to west between Noyes St. and Grant St.................20.00 Alley to east between Noyes St. and Grant St.:...............20.0u Alley to west 180 feet north of Grant St . ....................20.00 Alley to west 180 feet south of Colfax St . .........:.........20.00 Grey Avenue: At the north curb line of Payne St.............................24.00 At the south lot line of Colfax St............................24.00 Alley to west between Payne St. and Noyes St..............20.00 Alley to east between Payne St. and -Noyes St.............20.00 Alley to east. between Noyes St. and Grant St.... . .........20.00 Alley to west between Noyes St, and Grant St...............20.00 Brown Avenue: At the south lot line of Noyes St . ..........................24.00 At the south lot line of Colfax St . ..........................24.00 Alley to east between Noyes St. and Grant St..............20.00 Alley to west between Noyes street and Grant St ........... 20.00 Alley to east between Grant St. and Colfax St.................20.00 Dodge Avenue: At the north. curb line of Noyes St............................24.00 At the south curb line of Grant St............................24.00 Alley to 'east between Noyes St. and Grant St..............16.00 Alley to, west between Noyes St. and Grant St..............20.00 The width of roadway at interme- diate points shall be respectively proportioned to the foregoing. Grade of Roadway and Curb. The grade of the roadways herein provided to be paved, when finished, and the grade of the top of the curb hereinafter specified, when completed and set in place, are hereby estab- lished as follows, measured in feet and decimal parts of a foot above the datum plane of the City of Evanston, to -wit: Transverse Sec- Crown Gutter Top of tion of Roadway line, line. curb. Bridge Street: At northerly end of bridge span- ning North Shore Channel of Sani- tary District of Chicago ........22.00 21.50 At 60 feet north- westerly of bridge ..........20.50 20.00 At 290 feet north- westerly of bridge ..........19.50 18.75 At the south curb line of Payne St.19.58 19.25 Payne Street: At west curb line of Bridge St....19.58 19.25 At 25 feet west of west lot line of Bridge St .... 19.50 18.82 At 160 feet east of east lot line of Hartray Ave....19.78 19.45 At 135 feet east of east lot line of Hartray Ave.. 19.70 18.97 At east curb line of Hartray Ave.19.88 19.55 At westcurb line of Hartray Ave.. 19.88 19.55 At 30 feet west of west lot line of Hartray Ave.19.90 19.15 At 155 feet east of east lot line of Pioneer Road. 20.80 20.55 At 130 feet east of east lot line of Pioneer Road. 20.80 20.10 At east curb line of Pioneer Road 21.38 21.05 At west curb line of Pioneer Road 21.38 21.05 At 25 feet west of west lot -line of Pioneer Road 21.40 20.65 At 165 feet west of west lot line of Pioneer, Road 21.88 21.55 At 190 feet west of west lot line of Pioneer Road 21.80 21.13 At 425 feet west of west lot line of Pioneer Road 22.68 22.35 At 450 feet west of west lot line of Pioneer Road 22.70 21.95 At east curb line of Country Road 23.68 23.35 At west curb line of Country Road 23.6S 23.35 At west lot line of Country Road 23.50 23.25 Alley between Hart - ray Avenue and Pioneer Road: At south lot line of Payne St.... 21.30 21.05 At north lot line of Payne St .... 21.30 21.05 Alley between Pioneer Road and Country Road: At south lot line of Payne St....22.30 22.0E At north lot line of Payne St....22.30 22.05 Noyes Street: At west lot line of Country Road 23.90 23.6E At west curb line of Country Road 24.08 23.7E At east curb line of Country Road 24.08 23.7E �s i 22.00 20.50 19.50 y 19.50 19.50 19.57 19.70 19.72 19.80 19.80 19:90 20.80 20.85 21.30 21.30 21.40 21.80 21.88 22.60 22.70 23.60 . 23.60 22.50 21.30 21.30 22.30 22.30 23.90 24.00 . 24.Q0 14 V 0, A 1 0, At 425 feet west of west lot line. of Pioneer Road 23,60 22.85 23.60 At 400 feet west of west lot line of Pioneer Road 23.58 23.25 23.50 At 195 feet west of west lot line of, Pioneer Road 2.3.00 22.30 23.05 At 170 feet west of west lot line of Pioneer Road 23.08 22.75 23.00 At 80 feet west of west lot' line of Pioneer Road 23.00 22.25 23.00 At west curb line of Pioneer Road 23.08 22.75 23.00 At east curb line of Pioneer Road 23.08 22.75 23.00 At 150 feet east of east lot line of Pioneer Road 22.70 21.95 22.70 At 175 feet east of east lot line of Pioneer Road 22.73 22.43 22.68 At 80 feet west of west lot line of Hartray Ave. 22.20 21.45 22.20 At west curb line of Hartray Ave.22.28 21.95 22.20 At east curb line of Hartray Ave.. 22.28 21.95 22.20 At 70 feet west of west lot line of Grey Ave .... 21.10 20.35 21.10 At west curb line of Grey Ave..... 21.18 20.85 21.10 At east curb line of Grey Ave..... 21.18 20.85 21.10 At 70 feet west of west lot line of Brown Ave..20.10 19.35 20.10 At west curb line of Brown Ave..20.08 19.75 20.00 At east curb line of Brown Ave... 20.08 19.75 20.00 At 70 feet west of west lot line of Dodge Ave..18.90 18.15 18.90 At west curb line of Dodge Ave.. 18.88 18.55 1$.80 At east curb line of Dodge Ave... 18.88 18.55 18.80 Alley between Country Road and Pioneer Road: At north line of Noyes St ....... 23.50 2325 23.50 At south lot line of Noyes St.... 23.50 23.25 23.50 Alley between Pioneer Road ,and Hartray Avenue: At south, lot line - of Noyes St....23,18 22.93 23.18 At north lot line of Noyes St.... 23.18 22.93 23.18 Grant ,Street: At east lot line of McDaniel Ave.23.58 23.25 23.50 At 115 feet east of east lot line of McDaniel Ave.23.40 22.65 23140 At 305 feet east of east lot line of McDaniel Ave.23.68 23.35 23.60 At 50 feet west of west lot line of Pioneer Road 23.50 22.75 23.50 At west curb line of Pioneer Road 23.53 23.20 23.45 At east curb lire of Pioneer Road 23.53 23.20 23.45 At 25 feet east of east lot line of Pioneer Road 23.30 22.55 23.30 At 175 feet east of east lot_ line of Pioneer Road 23.48 23.15 23.40 At 82 feet west of west lot line of Hartray Ave.2P.00 22.25 23.00 At west curb line of Hartray Ave.2.3.18 22.85 23.10 At east curb line of Hartray Ave. 23.18 22.85 23.10 At 50 feet west of west lot lino of Grey Ave .... 22.00 21.25 22.00 At west curb lino of Grey, Ave.... 22.08 21.75 22.00 At east curb line of Grey Ave.._ , 22.08 21.75 22.00 At 90 feet west of west lot line of Brown Ave... 21.55 20.80 21.55 At west curb line of Brown Ave,. 21.48 21.15 21.40 At east curb line of Brown Ave:.. 21.28 20.95 21.20 At 45 feet west of west lot line of Dodge Aye...,1920 18.45 19.20 At west curb line of Dodge Ave... 19.28 18.95 19.20 At east curb line of Dodge Ave... 19.28 18.95 19.20 At 67 feet east of the east lot .line of Dodge Ave... 19.20 18.45 19.20 At 167 feet east of east lot line of Dodge Ave... 19.28 18.95 19.20 At 50 feet west of west lot line of Darrow Ave.. 18.80 18.12 18.87 At west lot line of Darrow Ave.. 18.88 18.55 18.80 Alley between McDaniel Ave-. nue and Pion- eer Road: At south lot line of Grant St..... 24.05 23.80 24.05 Alley between Pioneer Road and Hartray Avenue: At south lot line of Grant St..... 23.90 23.65 23.90 At north lot line of Grant St..... 23.90 23.65 23.90 Alley between Hartray Ave- nue and Gray, Avenue: At north lot line of Grant St ..... 22.90 22.65 22.90 Alley between Grey Avenue and Brown Avenue: • At north lot line of Grant St..... 22.20 21.95 22.20 Country Road: ! At north lot line of Simpson St..23.68 23.35 23.60 At 95 feet north of north lot line of Simpson St... 23.60 22.85 23.60 At 209 feet north of north lot line of Simpson St... 23.68 23.35 23.60 At 90 feet south of south lot line of Payne St.'.... 23.60 22.85 23.60 At south curb line of Payne St..... 23.68 23.35 23.60 At 70 feet north of north lot line - 'of Payne St..... 23.70 22.95 23.70 At 186 feet south of south lot line of Noyes St..... 23.93 23.60 23.85 15 At 150 feet south of south lot line of Noyes St .... 23.90 23.15 23.90 At south curb line of Noyes St..... 24.08 23.75 24.00 At north curb line of Noyes St..... 24.08 23.75 24.00 At north lot line of Noyes St..... 24.00 23.65 24.00 Alley between Simpson Street and Payne Street: . At east lot line of Country Road 24.10 ' 23.85 24.10 At west lot line of Country Road 24.10 23.85 24.10 Alley between P a y n e Street and Noyes Street: At east lot line of Country Road 24.35 24.10 24.35 Pioneer Road: At north lot line of Simpson 'St.. 20.48 20.35 20.40 At 30 feet north of north lot line of Simpson St... 20.45 19.70 20.45 At 251 feet south of south, lot line of Payne St..... 20.83 20.53 20.78 At 196 feet south of south lot line of Payne St..... 20.90 20.15 20.90 At south curb line of Payne St..... 21.38 21.05 21.30 At north curb line of Payne St..... 21.38 21.05 21.30 At 30 feet north of north lot line of Payne St..... 21.55 20.80 21.55 At 204 feet south of south lot line of Noyes St..... 22.23 21.90 22.15 At 159 feet south of south lot line of Noyes St....22.30 21.60 22.35 At south curb line of Noyes St..... 23.08 22.75 23.00 At north curb line of Noyes St..... 23.08 22.75 23.00 At 50 feet north of north lot line of Noyes St... 23.10' 22.35 23.10 At 165 feet north of north lot lirre of Noyes St..... 23.30 22.97 23.22 At 55 feet south of south lot line of Grant St ..... 23.35 22.60 23.35 At south curb line of Grant St..... 23.53 23.20 , 23.45 At north curb line of Grant St ..... 23.53 23.20 23.45 At 95 feet north of north lot line of Grant St..... 23.50 22.75 23.50 At 290 feet north or north lot line of Grant St..... 23.98 23.65 23.90 At 352 feet north of north lot line of Grant St..... 24.05 23.30 24.05 At south lot line of Colfax St .... 24.58 24.25 24.50 Alley between Grant and Col- fax Streets: At west lot line of Pioneer Road 24.70 24.45 24.70 Hartray Avenue: At south lot line of Pane St....19.78 19.45 19.70 At south curb line of Payne St..... 19.88 19.55 19.86 At north curb line of Payne St....19.88 19.55 19.80 At 10 feet north of north lot line of Payne St .... 20.00 19.25 20.00 At 175 feet south of south lot line of Noyes St..... 21.18 20.85 21.10 At 130 feet south of south lot line of Noyes St...'.. 21.40 20.65 21.40 At south curb line of Noyes St..... 22.28 21.95 22.20 At north curb line of Noyes St..... 22.28 21.95 22.20 At 25 feet north of north lot line of Noyes St..... 22.38 21.63 22.38 At 160 feet south of south lot line of Grant St..... 22.78 22.45 22.70 At 135 feet south of south lot line of Grant St ..... 22.78 22.03 22.78 At south curb line of Grant St..... 23.18 22.85 23.10 At north curb line of Grant St..... 23.18 22.85 23.10 At 20 feet north of north lot line of Grant St ..... 23.20 22.45 23.20 At 190 feet north of north lot line of Grant St...... 23.48 23.15 23.4u At 280 feet south ' of south lot line of Colfax St..... 23.50 22.75 22.50 At 190 feet south of south lot line of Colfax St .... 23.68 23.35 23.60 At 170 feet south of south lot line of Colfax St.... 23.65 22.90 23.65 At south lot line of Colfax St .... 24.28 23.95 24.20 Alley between Pay n e Street and Noyes Street: At west lot line of Hartray Ave. 21.60 21.35 21.60 At east lot line of Hartray Ave. 21.60 21.35 21.60 Alley between Noyes Street ,and Grant Street: At west lot line of Hartray Ave. 23.20 22.95 22.20 At east lot line of Hartray Ave. 23.20 22.95 23.20 Alley between G r a n t Street and Colfax Street: At 180 feet north of Grant St..... 23.90 23.65 23.90 At 180 feet south of Colfax St .... 24.10 23.85 24.10 Grey Avenue: At north curb line of Payne St..... 19.58' 19.25 19.50 At 15 feet north of north lot line of Payne St .... 19.65 18.90 19.65 At 160 feet south of south lot line of Noyes St..... 20.50 20.17 20.42 At 110 feet south of south lot line of Noyes St.... 20.60 19.85 20.60 At south curb line of Noyes St..... 21.18 20.85 21.10 At north curb line of Noyes St..... 21.18 20.85 21..10 At 10 feet north of north lot line of -Noyes St..... 21.20 20AF 21.20 At 160 feet south of south lot line of Grant St.. ... 21.63 21.30 21.55 At 110 feet south of south lot line of Grant St..... 21.70 20.95 21.70 At south curb line of Grant St..... 22.08 21.75 22.00 At north curb line of Grant St..... 22.08 21.75 22.00 At 10 feet north of north lot line of Grant St ..... 22.10 21.35 22.10 At 300 feet south of south lot line of Colfax St. ...23.08 22.75 23.00 At 250 feet south of south lot line of Colfax St.... 23.20 22.45 23.20 At south lot line of Colfax St.... 24.28 23 95 24.20 Alley between Payne Street and Noyes Street: At west lot line of Grey Ave..... 20.92 20.67 20.92 At east lot line of Grey Ave .... 20.92 20.67 20.92 Alley between Noyes Street and Grant Street: At west lot line of Grey Ave.,...22.05 21..80 22.05 At east lot line of Grey Ave....22.05 21.80 .22.05 Brown Avenue: At south lot line of Noyes St.....19.90 19.65 1.9.90 At south. curb line of Noyes St....20.08 19.75 20.00 At north curb line of Noyes St .... 20.'08 19.75 20.00 At 25 feet north of north lot line of Noyes S't.....20.20 19.45 20.20 At 160 feet north of north lot line of 'Noyes St.... 20.68 20.35 20.60 At 190 feet north of north lot line of Noyes St.... 20.70 19 95 20.70 At south curb line of Grant St..... 21.28 20.95 21.20 At north Curb line of Grant St..... 21.28 20.95 21.20 At 25 feet north of north lot line of: Grant St..... 21.38 20.63 21.38 At 210 feet south of south lot line of Colfax St.... 22.58 22.25 22.50 At 190 feet south of south lot line of Colfax ' St.... 22.60 21.95 22.60 At south lot line of Colfax St. ...23.38 23.05 23.30 Alley between Noyes Street and Grant Street: At west lot line of Brown Ave... 21.10 20.85 21.16 At east lot line of Brown Ave... 21.10 20.85 21.10 Alley between Grant Street and Colfax Street: - At east lot line of Brown Ave... 23.00 22.75 23.00 Dodge Avenue: At north, curb line of Grant St..... 18.88 18.55 18.80 At 25 feet north of north lot line Hof Grant St ..... 18.83 18.08 18.83 At 160 feet north of north lot line of Grant St..... 19.08 18.75 19.00 At 185 feet north of north lot line of Grant St..... 19.03 18.28 19.03 At south lot line of Colfax St.... 19.28 18.95 19.20 Alley between Grant Street and Colfax Street: At west lot line of Dodge Ave... 19.50 19.25 19.50 At east lot line of Dodge Ave ... 19.50 19.25 19.50 , The grade of the crown line, gutter line and top of curb at intermediate points shall be respectively propor- tional to the foregoing. The datum plane hereinafter men- tioned is the plane of low water mark of Lake Michigan in the year A. D., 1847, as established by the Trustees of the Illinois and. Michigan Canal and is 22.41 feet below the U. S. Geo- logical Survey Bench Mark on the north side of the Sherman Avenue en- trance to the building known as City Hall, located at the north-west corner of Davis Street and Sherman Avenue, in said City of Evanston. The crown line hereinbefore men. tioned shall be identical with the cen- ter line of the respective roadways when completed. The gutter line bereinbefore men. tioned shall be identical with the line where the surface of the roadways when completed touches the face of the curbing on both sides of the re- spective roadways. The surface of the roadways herein provided to be paved when completed shall conform to the are of a circle passing through the respective crown and gutter lines, and shall be true and symmetrical. Grading. The roadways herein provided to be improved shall be cleared in a thor. ough manner of all deteriorated plank- ing, blocking or other debris. The s6il of the roadways shall'then be ex- cavated or filled upon with, other soil, as the case may be, to such depth and shape as will bring the upper surface of the finished pavement, when. con. structed as hereinafter specified, to the elevations and grades hereinbe- fore established. The sub grade shall be thoroughly campacted. Depres- sions or holes appearing as the preparation of the sub grade pro- gresses shall be filled with soil. Cement Curb. A cement curb shall be constructed on both sides of the respective road- ways herein provided to be paved. Said curb shall consist of a mixture, by volume of one part of Portland ce- ment, two parts of sand and four parts of broken granite. Except that the top and exposed roadway face of the curb shall be surfaced to a depth of one-half inch with a mortar com- posed of two parts of Portland ce- ment •and three parts of clean, -hard granite crushed to the, sizes herein- after specified for the sand to be used in making this curb. The broken granite specified for'the body of the curb shall be clean, hard, tree from dust, loam, vegetable or i 1- 0 1 4W 1 0 other deleterious matter; and shall show sharp edged cubical fracturing; the color shall be dark red. This granite shall be of variable sizes, grading from a maxiuni dimension, of one inch down to a minimum of one- fourth inch, and so proportioned that the particles capable of passing through a screen of three-fourtos inch mesh will fill the voids in the particles retained on such size screen, tut without more than ten per cent excess of the smaller particles. The sand specified for the body of the curb shall be free from clay, loam, vegetable or other deleterious matter. The grains shall be angular, and shall range in size from one -quarter inch down to the finest; but not more than 8% shall pass through a sieve having (100) one hundred meshes per lineal inch. The sand shall be of such quality that mortar composed'of one part of the cement hereinbefore specified and three parts of the sand, by weight, when made into briquetts, will devel- op a tensile strength at least equal to the strength of a mortar of the same consistency, and proportions made with the same cement and .Standard Ottawa sand. The Portland cement specified for the curb shall be of such quality that representative samples collected from the shipments made for the job shall be capable of passing the tests for hneuess, soundness, initial setting and tc_nsile strength hereinafter set forth for Portland cement. The sand and granite shall be clean when delivered on the job and shall be kept clean until used. In no case shall the sand or granite, when used, contain frost or lumps of frozen mat- ter. Forms shall be used in constructing the curb. The forms shall be sound, free from warp, and of sufficient strength to resist springing out of shape. The forms shall be securely staked or otherwise held to the estab- lished lines and grades. Wooden forms shall be thoroughly wetted and metal forms shall be oiled before con- crete is deposited against them. All mortar and dirt shall be removed from forms that have previously been used. The ingredients specified for the body of the curb shall be mixed in a batch machine mixer of a type that will insure a uniform mixture and product. Clean water, free from oil, acid, alkali, or vegetable matter shall be admitted to the mixer in *sufficient quantity to produce a concrete of a consistency, such that mortar will flush to the surface under light tamp- ing, but which can be handled with- out causing a separation of the gran- ite from the mortar. Provided that on such portions of the work as it may be impracticable to use the ma- chine mixer, thorough and efficient hand mixing will be allowed. The equipment used, if any, for hand mix- ing shall be as specified for mixing the surfacing mortar. The ingredients specified for the mortar to be used in surfacing the top and exposed roadway face of the curb shall be mixed on a movable, tight, iron platform, of ample size to accommodate the manipulations speci- fied, without getting the ingredients off the platform or mixed with dirt. The Portland cement and .crushed granite specified for surfacing' per- tions of the curb, shall be .thoroughly mixed 'ori'-'the"platform "wiih'kioes or shovels, and until the color becomes uniform, after which sufficient water, of the quality hereinbefore required, shall be gently added, while the mix- ing continues, to produce a stiff and homogeneous mortar. The concrete and the finishing mor- tar after being prepared as specified shall be promptly deposited and com- pacted in the forms, in layers not ex- ceeding six inches in depth. The hack of the curb shall be worked with a spade to secure a well filled surface. The front upper edge of the curb shall be rounded to a radius of one and one- half inches in such manner that the planes of the top and roadway face of the curb will be tangent to the curve described by said radius. As soon as the cement has sufficiently set, the forms shall be removed from, the face of the curb; and the face mortar shall be promptly troweled down hard and smooth, drawing the cement from the granite as little as possible. The gloss shall be removed with a wet brush. The curb shall be constructed in sections not less than four feet nor more than six feet in length. In con- structing the curb, all templates used to form the sections shall be kept perpendicular to'the top of the curb. All joints shall be neatly tool finished. The joint markings shall correspond to the joint made by the templates. The curb shall be twenty-four inches iu depth, and the thickness shall vary uniformly from six inches at the top to eight inches at the bottom of the curb. The curb shall be built in such manner that the roadway face will be vertical; that the top will be atthe grade hereinbefore established; and that the back of the curb, at the top thereof shall be on the lines herein - before established. The curb at intersecting streets and alleys shall be constructed to true curves tangent to the intersecting curb lines proper. The radius of the curve to which the back of the curb shall conform ,shall be ten feet for in- tersecting street and four feet for in- tersecting alley curb lines. Except as above specified, for intersecting street and alley curb lines, the curb shall be constructed paralleled to the center line of the respective roadways here- in provided to be paved. The curb shall be constructed at such dis- tances from the center line of the roadways, herein provided, to be paved, as will give the respective width of roadways hereinbefore speci- fied and established, when measured from back to back of curb in the man- ner and on the lines hereinbefore set forth. Trenches shall be excavated to suf- ficient width and depth to reeeive the curb, and necessary moulding frames. Wherever other than sandy soil is en- countered the curb trenches shall'be excavated to a depth of six inches be- low the bottom of the curb and shall be re -filled to such depth with sand or cinders. The sand or cinders shall be compacted with water or by hand tampers. The frames shall be se- curely fastened in place and shall be accurately brought to line and grade before they are filled with concrete. The grade and line to which ,the frames are to be set shall be such as ic, necessary to insure the finished curb being -true to the lines and grades hereinbefore established there- for. Brick Pavement. Upon. the sub -grade, when prepared as lereinbefore specified, shall be spread a layer of Portland Cement Concrete five inches thick: The con- crete shall be made of Portland Ce- ment, sand and limestone or gravel which shall be equal 'in quality for concrete purposes. The Portland Cement to be used in making the concrete shall be of such, quality that representative sam- ples selected from shipments thereof shall be capable of passing the fol- lowing test for fineness, soundness, initial setting, and tensile strength, to -wit: Fineness. The cement shall be so ground that 92% will pass through a standard sieve, having 10,000 meshes, and 75% will pass through a sieve having 40,000 meshes per square inch. boundness. A pat of neat cement, three and one-half inches in diameter, one-half inch in thickness at the cen- ter and tapered to a feather edge at the circumference, made on glass, shall remain in the air protected by a damp cloth, for twenty-four hours, and shall then be subjected to steam for four hours, and shall be immediately thereafter immersed ,in boiling water for four hours. The pat must show no checking, warping or swelling. Broken briquetts of the neat cement which 'have remained in air one day and in water six days shall likewise withstand the steaming and boiling specified to the neat pat. Setting. The cement, when mixed with twenty-eight percent (by weight) of water, shall not take initial set in less than thirty minutes. It shall not develop hard set in less than one nor more than ten hours. Tensile Strength. Briquetts one square inch in cross section made of the cement shall show a tensile strength not less than as follows: Neat Cement. Age. I Strength. 24 hours in moist air ........ 175 lbs. 7 days (1 day in moist air, 6 days in water) ........... 500 lbs. 28 days (1 day in moist air, 27 days in water) ........... 600 lbs. N One Part Cement. Three Parts Standard Ottawa Sand. Age. Strength. 7 days (1 day in moist air, 6 days in water) ........... 200 lbs. 28 days ki day in moist air, 27 days in water) ........... 275 lbs. The briquetts shall show no retro- gression in strength within the period specified. Samples of the cement proposed to be used in the work shall be sub- mitted in such quantities and at such time and place as will enable required tests to be made. All cement delivered on the work shall be contained in sound packages bearing the name, brand or stamp of the maker; and shall be thoroughly protected against damage until used. The sand to be used for making the concrete shall be free from dust, clay, loam, vegetable or other deleterious matter. The grain shall be angular and shall range in size from one -quarter inch down to the finest; but not more than three per cent shall pass a sieve hav- 17 ing. one hundred meshes per lineal inch. Wind -drifted sand shall not be used. The sand shall be of such qual- ity that the mortar composed of one part of the cement hereinbefore speci- fied and three parts of sand, by weight, when made into briquetts, will develop a tensile strength at least equal to the strength of a mortar of the same consistency and proportion made with the same cement and Standard Ottawa sand. In no case shall the sand, when used, for this concrete contain frost or lumps of frozen matter. The limestone, or gravel, to be used for making the concrete shall be equal in quality for concrete purposes; and shall be of the best quality of the respective materials for such use. The material used shall be hard, sound, clean and free of dust, clay, loam, vegetable or other deleterious matter., The stone or gravel shall be of vari- able sizes grading from a maximum dimension of two inches down to a minimum dimension of one-half inch. In no case shall the limestone or gravel contain frost or lumps of frozen matter when being used. The sand and the limestone, or gravel, shall' be clean when delivered or- the job, shall be kept clean' until used. The concrete shall be mixed in an approved batch machine mixer, of ample size and design to accommo- date the manipulations herein speci- fied. One part, by volume, of the cement and three parts of the sand shall be thoroughly mixed and made into mor- tar with the least possible amount of water. Six parts, by volume, of the limestone or gravel, shall be incor- porated in the mortar. The mixing shall continue and water shall be added gradually until each particle of limestone or gravel is covered with mortar. Each and every batch of concrete mixed in the manner and for the pur- pose specified shall be promptly spread and compacted on the sub - grade to such depth and shape that the prescribed thickness of founda- tion will be obtained and that the up- per surface thereof will be fairly smooth, parallel to, and six inches be- low the grade herein established for the finished pavement. Templates and floats shall be used in order to insure a surface at grade and free from depressions. The concrete shall be kept moist, in hot and dry weather and shall be pro- tected against injury by frost, if laid late in the season. The sand cushion and the wearing course of brick shall not be added until the concrete has hardened sufficiently not to be injured thereby. Teaming and other vehicle traffic -shall not be per- mitted on the pavement until the con- crete is at least seven days old; and shall be prohibited for a greater period if deemed necessary for safe- ty of the work. Upon the concrete foundation, when constructed as hereinbefore specified, and when swept clean of all dirt, and stones, as shall be done, there shall be evenly spread a layer of clean sand, free from stones or gravel of a size larger than could pass through a screen of one -quarter inch mesh. The sand shall be of the best quality, for the purpose, ,and shall be spread in such quantity as to insure a uniform depth of two inches when compacted, as it will be by the brick wearing course and the rolling hereinafter pre- scribed for the brick. The cusi31011 sand shall be slightly moistened, it dry. Guides and templates shall be provided and used for surfacing the sand cushion. The sand when used for cushion purposes shall I not con- tain any frost or lumps of frozen mat- ter. Upon the sand cushion coat, to be constructed as hereinbefore specified, there shall, in a skillful and work- manlike manner, be laid on edge and true to lines and grades a single course, or layer of vitrified paving brick, of such quality that represent- ative samples selected from ship- ments thereof shall be capable of passing the test hereinafter specified. Said paving brick shall be laid with ends and sides close together, and in such manner as to break end joints. End joints must be broken by a lap of not less than three inches. Whole brick shall be used, except that broken brick may be used in starting a lead or making a closure; but no such case shall less than one-fourth the length of a whole brick be used. The paving brick shall be laid at right angles to the center line of the roadway, except in roadway inter- sections. In roadway intersections the brick shall be laid to angles of forty-five degrees, respectively, to the center lines of the intersecting road- ways. The paving brick, when set in place on the cushion coat, as specified, shall be firmly bedded in place by rolling same with -a self propelling road roller weighing not less than five nor more than seven tons; except that heavy hand tampers shall be used to bed and surface the,paving brick immedi- ately adjoining the curb and at other places inaccessible to the roller. When the rolling is completed the surface of the pavement shall be true to grade and shape. Any and all brick shattered by the rolling, or otherwise, during progress of the work shall be replaced with sound ones. Promptly after the paving brick shall have been bedded and surfaced and those shattered by the rolling shall have been replaced as hereinbefore specified, they shall be covered with sufficient clean, dry, fine grained sand to compactly fill all joints 'between the brick, The sand shall be prac- tically free from grains exceeding one - sixteenth inches in diameter and shall grade down from one -sixteenth inch. to the finest grains common to local lake -sand. This sand shall be thor- oughly broomed into the joints be- tween the brick. Broomings shall be repeated as often and wherever found necessary to completely and com- pactly fill the joints. 'During progress of work of laying the paving brick or ;providing the sand filler in place, teaming over the brick or the handling of any mate- rials thereon in such manner as to violently disturb the brick on the cushion coat, will not be permitted. Tongs and conveyors shall be used for handling the brick from the cars to the pavers. The paving brick shall be uniform in make and dimensions and of the size known as "block," that is to say they shall be not less than three and one-fourth. inches thick by four inches deep by eight inches long. The brick must have lugs of about one -eighth inch projection, consisting of the name of the brick or other de- sign. The brick must not be distorted more than one -quarter of an inch from a straight edge laid in any, direc- tion on them. The brick must . have . full and rounded edges. The brick shall be of the same general color on the exterior. The brick shall be evenly burned, thoroughly annealed, fused, and vitrified to toughness without ex- cessive brittleness. The brick, when broken, must show a dense and stone like body, uniform in color inside, free from lumps of uncrushed clay, lime, voids, cracks' or marked laminations. Kiln marks or -surface cracks must not exceed three -sixteenths of an inch in depth.' Representative samples of the pav- ing brick -shall be capable of passing the following standard rattler or abrasive test, with a loss not exceed- ing twenty per cent of their dry weight, to -wit: Ten representative whole brick, se- lected from shipments made for the work, cleaned, and dried for at least - three hours in a temperature of 100 degrees, Fahrenheit, shall be placed in a machine known as a rattler, to- gether with an abrasive charge of three hundred pounds of iron shot. The shot shall be made from iron having a chemical composi- tion within the following limits: com- bined carbon, not less than 2.50 per cent; graphite carbon, not more than 0.10 per cent; silicon, not more than 1.0 per cent; manganese, not more than 0.50 per cent; phosphorus, not more than 0.25 per cent; sulphur, not more than 0.08 per cent. Said shot shall consist of spheres having a diameter of one and seven - eighths inches, aggregating two hun- dred and twenty-five pounds in weight; and spheres three and three -fourths inches in diameter, aggregating sev- enty-five pounds in weight. The rattler, after being charged with the brick and iron shot, shall be revolved at a uniform rate of thirty revolutions per minute until eighteen hundred turns have been made. A registering device shall be attached to the rattler to show the number of revolutions. A margin of not to ex- ceed ten revolutions will be allowed for stopping the machine. Only one start and stop per test will be allowed, No paving blocks are to be selected for the abrasive test that would be rejected under other requirements of these specifications. The abrasive test shall be made on but one make of brick at a time. The average re- sult of two distinct and complete runs made on separate charges of brick shall govern in the test for abrasion. In weighing the brick specimens, after being rattled, any and all pieces weighing less than one pound shall be rejected. The rattler shall consist of heads,' liners, and staves, as follows: The heads shall be not less than three -fourths inch nor more than seven -eighths inch thick, and shall be cast with trunnions in one piece. In outline they shall be a regular poly- gon of fourteen sides inscribed in a circle- twenty-eight and three -eighths inches in diameter. The heads shall • r 1 16, 1 L 18 l_J 1 :J 1 1 0 be provided with flanges extending outward from the inside face thereof to afford a means of fastening the staves. There shall be for each head a liner or wear plate one inch in thickness and conforming to the out- line of the head, but inscribed in a circle twenty-eight and one -eighth inches in diameter. These liners shall be made of hard machinery cast iron, which must contain not less than one per cent of combined carbon, and shall be securely fastened to'the beads by cap screws. The staves shall be made of six inch medium steel structural channels twenty-seven and one-fourth inches long and weighing fifteen and five - tenths pounds per lineal foot. The flat side of each channel shall be pro- tected by a liner or wear plate made of medium steel three -eights inches thick, by five and one-half inches wide, and nineteen and three -fourths inches long. The stave liner shall be securely fastened to the channel with rivets, which shall be chipped off flush with the surface of the liner. The liners of the staves must be so placed as to drop between the liners Hof the heads. The staves shall be bolted to the heads and shall form a barrel twenty inches long, inside measurement be- tween liners. The barrel shall be mounted on a cast iron frame secure- ly fastened to a rigid foundation, and shall be driven by suitable gearing. Representative samples of the pav- ing brick shall be capable of passing the following tests for breaking strength, viz: The modulus of rupture or cross breaking strength of any one brick tested shall not be less than twenty- four hundred pounds; and the -aver- age for six bricks, which number shall constitute a test, shall not be less than twenty-six hundred pounds. The result shall be determined by the formula: 3 W L M=—, in which 2 A D L = distance between supports = 6 inches , W = breaking load in pounds. A = area of cross section, in inches, at break. D = thickness of break. Representative sarriples of the pav- ing brick shall be capable of passing the following absorption test, viz: The absorption of water, by any one brick tested, shall not be greater than three per cent; and the average for six bricks, which number shall con- stitute a test, shall not be greater than two and one-half per .cent of their dry weight. The absorption test shall be made on broken or abraided brick, by drying them in a bot oven for six hours and then soaking them for twelve hours in water. Representative samples of the pav- ing brick shall be capable of passing the following test for density, ' viz: The density or specific gravity of any one brick tested shall not be less than two and two -tenths; and the aver- age for six bricks, which number shall constitute a test, shall not be less than two and three -tenths; de- termined by the following formula: W D=--, in which W'—W" D= Specific, •gravity in terms of water. - W — weight in air of dry brick. W' =:= weight in air of brick satur- ated by being immersed in water for seventy-two hours. W, = weight in water of saturated brick. Representative samples of the pav- ing brick shall be capable of passing the following test for hardness, viz: The hardness of any, one brick -test- ed shall not be less than sixty and the average for six brick, which number shall constitute a test, shall not be less than sixty-five as determined by Mob's scale for minerals in which one - hundred is the diamond. - Representative samples of the pav- ing brick shall be capable of passing the following test for crushing strength, viz: The crushing strength of any one brick tested shall not be less than seventy -.five hundred pounds per square inch; and the average for six brick, which number shall _ constitute a, test, shall not be less than eighty-five hundred pounds per square inch. The crushing test must be made on about one -sixth middle sections of brick with pressure applied in the direction of the whole thickness of the' brick, which is the least dimension of the brick. Representative samples of the pav- ing brick may be subjected to chemi- cal tests to determine if there is pres- ent in the brick any free lime, potash, soda or other water soluble sub- stance. If more than a trace of any such substance is found the entire lot oZ brick from which the sample came shall be rejected. Surface Drainage Sewers. For the purpose of carrying off storm waters from the surface of the pavement herein provided to be con- structed, surface drainage sewers shall be laid as hereinafter specified.. Socket pipes, straight, smooth, thor- oughly vitrified, well glazed, free from cracks and blisters, and in all respects of the best quality and workmanship shall be used for constructing said sewers. All joints in said sewers shall be securely sealed with the best qual- ity of mortar made by mixing natural hydraulic cement with only sufficient water to give proper plasticity. The open and unconnected ends of said sewers shall each be securely closed with a vitrified tile disc, and sealed in the manner above specified for joints. Said sewers shall be laid as follows, to -wit: (1) In and along the center line of Dodge Avenue from the center line of Noyes Street northerly to a point one hundred and twenty-eight feet south of the south lot line of Grant Street. The internal diameter .of said sewer shall be nine inches. Said sewer shall connect with the exist- ing sewer at the center -line of Noyes Street. At its connection with the existing sewer aforesaid the eleva- tion of the inside bottom of the sewer herein provided to be laid shall be 1.3.20_ feet above the datum plane hereinbefore defined and shall rise thence at a uniform rate of four - tenths of a foot per one hundred lineal feet of its length. (2) In and along the center line of Brown Avenue from the center line of Noyes Street northerly to a point one hundred and twenty-eight feet south of the south lot line of Grant Street. The internal diameter of said sewer shall be nine inches. Said sewer shall connect with the ex- isting sewer at the center line of Noyes Street. At its connection with the existing sewer aforesaid the ele- vation of the inside bottom of the sewer herein provided to be laid shall be 13.20 feet above the datum plane hereinbefore defined and shall rise thence at a uniform ',rate of four - tenths of a foot per one hundred lineal feet of its length. (3) In and along the center line of. Grey Avenue from the center line of Payne Street northerly to a point one hundred and ten feet south of the south lot line of Noyes Street. The internal diameter of said sewer shall be nine inches. Said sewer shall connect with the existing sewer at the center line of Payne Street. At its connection with the existing seiner aforesaid the elevation of the inside bottom of the sewer herein provided to be laid shall be 11.50 feet above the datum plane hereinbefore defined and shall rise thence at a uni- form rate of four -tenths of a foot per one hundred lineal feet of its length. (4) In and along the center line of Grey Avenue from the center line of Noyes Street northerly to a point one hundred and ten feet south of the south lot line of Grant Street. The internal diameter of said sewer shall be nine inches. Said sewer shall connect with the existing sewer at the center line of Noyes Street. At its connection with the existing sewer aforesaid the elevation of the inside bottom of the sewer herein provided to be laid shall be 15.50 feet above the datum plane hereinbefore defined and shall rise thence at a uniform rate of four -tenths of a foot per one hundred lineal feet of its length. (5) In and along the center line of Hartray Avenue from the center line of Payne Street northerly to a point one hundred and thirty feet south of the south lot line of Noyes Street. The .internal diameter of said sewer shall be nine inches. Said sewer shall connect with the existing sewer at the center line of Payne Street. At its connection with the existing sewer aforesaid the elevation of the inside bottom of said sewer herein provided to be laid shall be 14.50 feet above the datum plane hereinbefore defined and shall rise thence at a uniform rate of four -tenths of a foot per one hundred lineal feet of its length. (6) In and along the center line of Hartray Avenue from the center line of Noyes Street northerly to a point one hundred and thirty-three feet south of the south lot line of Grant Street. The internal diameter of said sewer shall be nine inches. Said sewer shall connect with the existing sewer at the center line of Noyes Street. At its connection with the existing sewer aforesaid the 'elevation of the inside bottom of the sewer herein provided to be laid shall be 17.00 feet above the datum plane hereinbefore defined and shall rise thence at a uniform rate of four - tenths of a foot per one hundred lineal feet of its length. Manholes. Hight brick manholes shall be built upon the sewer hereinbefore provided to be constructed, and shall be located 1.9 at the points hereinafter specified. Said manholes shall be cylindrical in shape, having an internal diameter of thirty-six inches at the bottom and upward to the lowest header course, being drawn in at the top of the ma- sonry by means of twelve header courses laid endwise and horizontal- ly, the diameter being decreased uW- formly by each course to fit the iron covers hereinafter specified to be placed on said manholes. Said man- holes shall have walls eight inches thick, built, except as above specified for header courses, of two courses of brick placed edgewise'in perpendicu- lar, courses. The brick used in the construction of said manholes shall be laid in mortar composed, by vol- ume, of one part of natural hydraulic cement and one and one-half parts of sand. Said manholes shall have brick bot- foms built of three courses of brick, which bottoms shall start nine inches below the inside bottom of the sewer. The invert of said manholes shall be constructed of brick, and shall be shaped to ,the size and grade of .the sewer leading down stream there- from. The brick shall be laid in a workmanlike manner, and all joints in the ' masonry shall 'be neatly pointed. Said manholes shall each be equipped with a cast iron cover weighing not less than four hundred and sixty-seven pounds, which cover shall be of the same size and pattern or equal in size, quality and work- manship to the cast iron covers now in use on existing manholes in Noyes Street between Sheridan Road and Ridge Avenue in said City of Evans- ton. Said manhole covers herein specified to be furnished and set shall rest on the walls of said manholes herein provided to be constructed, which walls shall be built to such height as will bring the top of the covers, when set in place, three inches below the surface of the street. Said manholes herein provided to be con- structed, referring to the vertical axis thereof, shall be located as follows: On the center line of Dodge Avenue: One at a point 128 feet south of Grant Street. , On the center line of Brown Avenue: One at a point 128 feet south of Grant Street. On the center line of Grey Avenue: One at a point 110 feet south of Grant Street. One at a point 110 feet south of Noyes Street. One at a point 10 feet north of Payne Street. On the center line of Hartray Avenue: One at a point 133 feet south of Grant Street. One at a point 130 feet south of Noyes Street. One at a point 10 feet north of Payne Street. (a) Catch Basins. For the purpose of receiving storm waters from the surface of the road- ways herein provided to be paved, fifty-six brick catch basins shall be constructed on the sides of the afore- said roadways at necessary points. Said catch basins shall be cylindrical in shape, having an internal diameter of forty-two inches at the bottom and upward to the lowest header course, being drawn in at the top of the ma- sonry by means of twelve header courses laid endwise and horizontally. The diameter shall be decreased uni- formly by each header course to fit the iron covers hereinafter specified to be furnished and set on said catch basins. Said catch basins shall have walls eight inches thick built (except as above specified for header courses) of two courses of brick placed edge- wise in perpendicular courses. The brick used in the construction of said catch basins shall be laid in mortar composed by volume of one part of natural hydraulic cement of the best quality, and, one and one-half parts of clean, sharp sand. Said catch basins shall each rest on a solid bot- tom of two-inch pine planks laid closely in single thickness and se- curely spiked to two pine stringers, or. cross planks, two inches thick by six inches wide. The bottom shall be made circular in form, and shall measure sixty inches in diameter and shall have its upper side placed five and one7half feet below the grade hereinbefore established for the top of the curb. Said catch basins shall be connect- ed with the sewer existing, or here- inbefore provided to be laid, as the case may be, in and along the center line of the respective roadways at the side of which the respective catch basins are to be constructed. Said catch basins shall be connected with the sewers aforesaid by means of vit- rified• the pipe having an internal diameter of nine inches. The pipes shall be of the type and quality, and the joints shall be sealed in the man- ner hereinbefore specified. Each catch basin connection shall start in a nine inch Y-branch, which branch shall be set in the sewer at a point not less than six feet in ad- vance of the catch basin, measured along and in the down -stream direc- tion of the sewer from a point on said' sewer directly opposite the catch basin. The pipes shall be laid true to line and grade and the connection shall enter the catch basin at a point two and one-half feet above the plank bottom. The pipe entering the catch basin through the brick walls thereof shall be an elbow with the socket end turned downward inside of the catch basin to form a trap. Said catch basins shall each be equipped and fitted with a cast iron, cover weighing not less than three hundred pounds, which cover shall be of the same size and pattern or equal in size, quality and workmanship to the cast iron covers now in use on existing catch basins in Dempster Street between Ridge Avenue and Dodge Avenue in said City of Evans- ton. Said catch basin ;covers herein provided to be furnished and set shall rest on the walls of the catch basins herein specified to be constructed. The walls shall be built to such height as will bring. the top of the covers, when set in 'place, to the` elevations hereinbefore specified for the top,of the curb at the points where said catch basins are to be located. Manholes to Be Adjusted and Brought to Grade. The thirty-three brick manholes now located within the space herein provided to be paved, and which are already equipped with cast iron cov- ers, shall have their covers raised or lowered, as the case may be, to bring the tops thereof one inch below the surface of the pavement when fin- ished. Such adjustment shall be made to the walls of said manholes as may be necessary to bring the covers of the manholes to the height above specified and also to insure a safe and serviceable roadway. Valve Chambers to Be Adjusted and Brought to Grade. The 'twenty -'six brick valve cham- bers now located -within the space herein provided to be paved, and. which are already equipped with cast iron covers, shall have their covers raised or lowered, as .the case may be, to bring the tops thereof one inch below the surface of the pavement when finished. Such adjustment shall be made to the walls of said valve chambers as may be necessary to bring the covers to the height above specified, and also to insure a safe and serviceable roadway. Catch Basins to be Adjusted and Brought to Grade The brick catch basins now locat- ed along the roadways herein pro- vided to be paved shall, to the extent of seventy-six (76) have their covers raised or lowered, as the case may require, to conform to the grades hereinbefore established. Such ad- justment shall be made to the walls of said catch basins as may be neces- sary to bring the, covers to said grade, and also to insure' safe and serviceable roadways. All material used in the construc- tion of the improvement hereinbefore specified shall be of the best quality and of a kind especially, adapted for the purpose for which it shall be used, and all, the necessary labor shall be performed in a good and workmanlike manner. The entire im- provement hereinbefore provided for in this ordinance shall be constructed under the superintendence of the Board of Local Improvements of the City of Evanston. Section 2, That the recommenda- tion of the Board of Local Improve- ments of the, City of Evanston pro- viding for said improvement together with the estimate of the cost thereof made by the President of said Board, both hereto attached, be and the same are hereby approved. Section 3. That said improvement shall be made and the whole cost thereof including the sum of sixty. nine hundred twenty-seven and .30 dollars ($6,927.30), being the amount included in the estimate of said Pres- ident, hereto attached, as the cost of making, levying and collecting the assessment herein, be paid by special assessment in accordance with an Act of the General Assembly of the State of Illinois, entitled "An Act Concerning Local Improvements", Approved June 14th, A. D. 1897, and the amendments thereto, and that said sum of sixty nine hundred twen- ty seven and thirty hundredths dol- lars, ($6,927.30), shall be applied toward the cost of making, levying and collecting such assessment. . Section 4. That the aggregate amount herein ordered to be assessed against the property, and also the assessment on each lot and parcel of land therein assessed, shall be divided into ten installments in the manner provided by the statute in such case made and provided, and each of said installments shall bear interest at the rate of five per centum 1 1 1 K2 20 per annum according to law .until , of Foster Street -to the south right of Leonard Place, from the west lot line paid. way line of the Sanitary District of of Ridge Avenue to the east curb, Section 5. And for the purpose of Chicago (except across the roadways line of Asbury Avenue, the roadway anticipating the collection of the of Simpson Street and PaynefStreets, of Washington Place, from the west, second and subsequent installments the roadway of Payne Street, from curb line of Asbury Avenue to the of said -assessment for said improve- the westerly lot line of West Rail- easterly right of way line of the Chi- ment, bonds shall be issued payable road Avenue to the easterly right of cago & Northwestern Railway Com- out of said installments bearing in- 'way line of the Sanitary District of pany, the roadway of Wesley avenue, terest at the rate of five per centum Chicago (except across the roadways from the north curb line of Simpson per annum, payable annually, and of Jackson Avenue and Ashland Ave- Street to the north lot line of Noyes, signed by the Mayor and by the Com- nue and except across Dewey Ave- Street (except across the roadways of missioner of Public Works, counter- nue and Darrow Avenue), also that Washington Place and Noyes Street), signed by the City Comptroller and portion of the roadways of all inter- the roadway of Jackson Avenue, from attested by the City Clerk under the setting alleys lying within said por- the north curb line of Simpson Street corporate seal 'of the City of Evans- tions of said Simpson Street, Asbury to the westerly lot line of West Rail - ton. Said bonds shall be issued in Avenue, Grant Street, Noyes Street, road Avenue, the roadway of Ashland accordance with and shall in all re- Leonard Place, Washington Place, Avenue, from the north lot line of spects conform to the provisions of Wesley Avenue, Ashland Avenue and Foster Street to the south right of the Act of the General Assembly of Payne Street be improved by curbing way line of the Sanitary District of the State of, Illinois, entitled "An Act with cement curb, grading, paving Chicago (except across the roadways Concerning Local Improvements," with one course of vitrified paving of. Simpson Street and Payne Street), =- Approved June 14th, A. D. 1897, and brick (laid on a Portland cement con- the roadway of Payne Street, from the amendments thereto. crete base five inches thick, using a the westerly lot line of West Railroad iv * Section 6. That the Corporation sand cushion and a sand filler), con- Avenue to the easterly right of way ` Counsel be and is hereby directed to strutting storm water sewers, man- 'line of the Sanitary District of Chi - file a petition in the County Court holes and catch basins, adjusting cago (except across the roadways of of Cook County, Illinois, in the name catch basins, manholes and valve Jackson Avenue and Ashland Avenue of the City of Evanston, praying that chambers, and moved that this ordi- (and except across Dewey Avenue steps may be taken to levy. a special nance, together with the recommend- and Darrow Avenue), also that por- assessment for said improvement, in ation of the Board of Local Improve- tion of the roadways of all intersect - accordance with the provisions of ments, and the estimate of cost be ing alleys lying within said portions this ordinance and in the manner referred to the Judiciary Committee of said Simpson Street, Asbury Ave - prescribed by law. and the said ordinance together with nue, Grant Street, Noyes - Street, Leon - Section 7. That all ordinances or said recommendation of the Board of and Place, Washington Place, Wesley parts of ordinances conflicting with Local Improvements and estimate of Avenue, Ashland Avenue and Payne this ordinance be and same are here cost be published in the proceedings Street be improved by curbing with by repealed. of the Council in the -usual way in cement curb, grading, paving with one Section 8, This ordinance shall be full, and that in addition thereto be course of vitrified paving brick (°aid in force from and after its passage. published in the • Evanston Daily on a Portland cement concrete base Alderman man News, a newspaper of general circula- Evanston. This five inches thick, using a sand cush- ion filler), Turncck presented —.`Lion in the City' of and a sand constructing ordinance providing that the follow- motion, duly made; was seconded and storm water sewers, manholes and ing roadways in the City of Evanston carried. Alderman Turnock then gave catch basins, adjusting catch basins, a� to -wit: the roadway of Simpson notice that he would call ub for pas- manholes and valve chambers; to - Street, from the west curb line of . sage this ordinance at the, regular gether with an estimate of the cost -Ridge Avenue to the west curb line meeting of the Council to be held on of said improvement, and recommend. of Bridge Street (except across West .Lune 23, 1914, the passage of said ordinance and they Io"' Railroad Avenue, Dewey Avenue, The recommendation of the Board making of the improvement con. x Darrow Avenue and railway right of of Local Improvements, estimate of templated therein. way), the roadway of Bridge Street, cost and ordinance, are as follows: Respectfully submitted, from the north curb line of Simpson Recommendation by Board of Local JAMES R. SMART, Street to the southerly end of the Improvements. JAMES TURNOCK, ,. bridge spanning the North Shore _ H. E. CHANDLER. Channel of the Sanitary Di trict of lq To the Mayor and Aldermen of the Board of Local Improvements of the Chicago, the roadway of Leon Place City of Evanston in City Council City of Evanston. ul from the west lot line of Ridge Ave-, Dated, Evanston, Ill., nue to the west lot line ofsbury Assembled: 'Board �? .Asbury Avenue, the roadway of Asbury Ave u e herewith submit an ordinance Estimate of President of of -nue, from the north curb line of Leon providing that the foVowing road- Local Improvements. Place to the north lot line of Grant ways in the City of Evanston, County To the Mayor and Aldermen of the Street (except across the roadway of of Cook, State of Illinois, viz., the City of Evanston in City Council Simpson Street), the roadway of roadway of Simpson Street, from the Assembled: Grant Street, from the east curb line west curb line of Ridge Avenue to The Board of Local Improvements of Asbury Avenue to the west lot line the west curb line of Bridge Street of the City of Evanston having adopt - of Ridge A*v,�nue, the roadway of (except across West Railroad Ave- ed a resolution that the following Noyes Stree`E, from the west lot line nue, Dewey Avenue, Darrow Avenue roadways in the City of Evanston, of Ridge Avenue to the easterly right and railway right of way), the road- ` County of Cook, State of Illinois, viz., of way line of the Chicago and North- way of Bridge Street, from the north the roadway of Simpson Street, from western Railway Company (except curb line of Simpson Street to the the west curb line of Ridge Avenue across the roadway of Asbury Ave- southerly end of the bridge span- to the west, curb line of Bridge nue), the roadway of Leontrd, Place_ ning the North ,Shore Channel of tha Street (except across West Railroad from the west lot line of Ridge Ave- Sanitary District of Chicago, the road- Avenue, Dewey Avenue, Darrow Ave- nue to the east curb line of Asbury way of Leon Place, from the west lot nue and railway right of way), the Avenue, the roadway of Wasringtcn line of Ridge Avenue to the west lot roadway of Bridge Street, from the Place, from the west curb line of line of Asbury Avenue, the roadway north curb line of Simpson Street to Asbury Avenue to the easterly right of Asbury Avenue, from the north the southerly end of the bridge span - of way line of the Chicago and North- curb line of Leon Place to the north ning the North Shore Channel of the western Railway Company, the road- lot line of Grant Street (except across Sanitary District of Chicago, the way of Wesley Avenue, from the the roadway of Simpson Street), the roadway of Leon Place, from the west north curb line of Simpson Street to roadway of Grant Street, from the lot line of Ridge Avenue to the west the north lot line of Noyes Street east curb line of Asbury Avenue to lot line of Asbury Avenue,' the road- ` (except across the roadways of Wash- the west lot line of Ridge Avenue, way of Asbury Avenue, from the ington Place and Noyes Street), the the roadway of Noyes Street, from north curb line of Leon Place to the roadway of Jackson Avenue, from the the west lot line of Ridge Avenue to north lot line of Grant Street (ex - north curb line of Simpson Street to the easterly right of way line of the cept across the roadway of Simpson the westerly lot line of West RV- Chicago & Northwestern Railway Street), the roadway of Grant Street, road Avenue, the roadway of Ash- Company (except across the roadway from the east curb line of Asbury land Avenue, from the north lot line of Asbury Avenue), the roadway of , Avenue to the west lot line of Ridge 21 14 Avenue, the roadway of Noyes Street, from the west lot line of Ridge Ave- nue to the easterly right of way line of the Chicago & Northwestern Rail- way Company (except across the road-; way of Asbury Avenue), the roadway of Leonard Place, from the west lot line of Ridge Avenue to the east curb line of Asbury. Avenue, the roadway of Washington Place, from the west curb line of Asbury Avenue to .the easterly right of way line of the Chi- cago and Northwestern Railway Com- pany, the roadway of Wesley Avenue, from the north curb line of Simpson Street to the north lot line of Noyes Street (except across the roadways of Washington Place and Noyes Street), the roadway of Jackson Ave- nue, from the north curb line of Simpson Street to the westerly lot line of West Railroad Avenue, the roadway of Ashland Avenue, from the north lot line of Foster Street to the south right of way line of the Sani- tary District of Chicago (except across the roadways of Simpson Street and Payne Street), the road- way of Payne Street, from the west- erly lot line of West Railroad Ave- nue to the easterly right of way line of the Sanitary District of Chicago (except across the roadways of Jack- son Avenue and Ashland Avenue and except across Dewey Avenue and Darrow Avenue), also that portion of the roadways of all intersecting al- leys lying within said portions of said Simpson Street, Asbury Avenue, Grant Street, Noyes Street, Leonard Place, Washington Place, Wesley Avenue, Ashland Avenue and Payne Street be improved by curbing with cement curb, grading, paving with one course of vitrified paving brick (laid on a Portland cement concrete base five inches thick, using a sand cushion and a sand filler), construct- ing storm water sewers, manholes and catch basins, adjusting catch ba- sins, manholes and valve chambers: and presented to the City Council of the City of Evanston a recommenda- tion that such improvement be made, I hereby submit an estimate of the cost of such improvement including labor, material and lawful expenses attending, the proceedings for making said improvement and the cost of making and collecting the assess- ment, as provided by law, viz.: Estimates. 29,900 lin, ft. of cement curbing at 65c per lin. ft.$ 19,435.00 19,866 cu. yds. of grading at 30c per cu. yd....... 5,959.80 40,500 sq. yds. of paving complete at $2 per sq. yd 81,000.00 1,031 lin. ft. of 9-inch sewer at $1 per lin, ft......... 1,031.00 �98 new catch basins, con- nections and iron covers complete at $35 each.... 3,430.00 52 catch basins adjusted and brought to grade at $10 each ................ 520.00 8 new manholes and iron covers complete at $30 each 240.00 34 manholes adjusted and brought to grade .at $5 each .................... 170.00 25 valve chambers adjusted and brought to grade at $5 each 125.00 For lawful expenses attend- ing the proceedings for making said improve- ment and the cost of making and collecting the assessment therefor, 6% of the above, to -wit: $111,910.80 ............. 6,714.64 Total .._...............$118,625.44 And I hereby certify that in my opinion the above estimate does ex- ceed the probable cost of the above proposed improvement and the law- ful expenses attending the same. JAME'S. R. SMART. President of the Board of Local Im- provements of the City of Evanston. -Dated, Evanston, Illinois. AN ORDINANCE. Providing that the following road- ways in the City of Evanston, Coun- ty of Cook, State of Illinois, viz.: the roadway of Simpson Street, from the west curb line of Ridge Avenue ,to the west curb line of Bridge Street (except across West Railroad Ave- nue, Dewey Avenue, Darrow Avenue and Railway Right of Way), the road- way of Bridge Street, from the north curb line of Simpson Street to the southerly end of the bridge spanning the North Shore Channel of the Sani- tary District of Chicago, the roadway of Leon Place, from the west lot line of Ridge Avenue to the west lot line of Asbury Avenue, the roadway of Asbury Avenue, from the north curb line of Leon Place to the north lot line of Grant Street (except across the roadway of Simpson Street), the roadway of Grant Street, from the east curb line of Asbury Avenue -to the west lot line of Ridge Avenue, the roadway of Noyes Street, from the west lot line of Ridge Avenue to the easterly right of way 1ine of the Chicago and Northwestern Railway Company (except across the roadway of Asbury Avenue), the roadway of Leonard Place, from the west lot line of Ridge Avenue, to the east curb line of Asbury Avenue, the roadway of Washington Place, from the west curb line of Asbury Avenue to the easterly right of way line of the Chi- cago and Northwestern Railway Com- pany, the roadway of Wesley Avenue, from the north curb line of Simpson Street to the north lot line of Noyes Street (except across the roadways of Washington Place and Noyes Street), the roadway of Jackson Ave- nue, from the north curb line of Simpson Street to the westerly lot line of West Railroad Avenue, the roadway of Ashland Avenue, from the north lot line of Foster Street to the south right of way line of the Sani- tary District of Chicago (except across -the roadways of Simp- son Street and Payne Street), the roadway of Payne Street, from the westerly lot line of West Railroad Avenue to the easterly right, of way line of the Sanitary District of Chi- cago (except across the roadways of Jackson Avenue and Ashland Avenue and except' across Dewey Avenue and Darrow Avenue), also that portion of the roadways of all intersecting al- leys lying within said portions of said Simpson Street, Asbury Avenue, Grant Street, Noyes Street, Leonard Place, Washington Place, Wesley Avenue, Ashland Avenue and Payne Street be improved by curbing with cement curb, grading, paving with one course of vitrified paving brick (laid on a Portland cement concrete, base five inches thick, using a sand cushion and a sand filler), construct- ing storm water sewers, manholes and catch basins, adjusting catch ba- sins, manholes and valve chambers. Be it ordained by the City Council of the City of Evanston: Section 1. That a local improve- ment shall be made within said City of Evanston, in the County of Cook, State of Illinois, the nature, character, locality and description of which local improvement is as follows, to -wit: That the following roadways in the City of Evanston, County of Cook, State of Illinois, viz.: the roadway of Simpson Street, from the west curb line of Ridge Avenue to the west curb line of Bridge Street (except across West Railroad Avenue, Dewey Ave- nue, Darrow Avenue and Railway Right of Way), the roadway of Bridge Street, from the north curb line of Simpson Street to the southerly end of the bridge spanning the North Shore Channel of the Sanitary Dis- trict of Chicago, the roadway of Leon Place, from the west lot line of Ridge Avenue to the west lot line of Asbury Avenue, the roadway of Asbury Ave- nue, from the north curb line of Leon Place to the north lot line of Grant Street (except across the roadway of Simpson Street), the roadway of Grant Street, from the east curb line of Asbury Avenue to the west lot line of Ridge Avenue, the- roadway of Noyes Street, from the west lot line of Ridge Avenue to the easterly right of way line of the Chicago and North- western Railway . Company (except across the roadway of Asbury Ave- nue), the roadway of Leonard. Place,, from the west lot line of Ridge Ave- nue to the east curb line of Asbury Avenue, the roadway of Washington Place; from the west curb line of Asbury Avenue to the easterly right of way line of the Chicago and North- western Railway Company, the road- way of Wesley Avenue, from the north curb .line of Simpson Street to the north lot line of Noyes Street (ex- cept across the roadways. of Wash- ington Place and Noyes Street), the roadway of Jackson Avenue, from the north curb line of Simpson Street to the westerly lot line of West Rail- road Avenue, the roadway of Ashland Avenue, from the north lot line of Foster Street to' the south right of way line of the Sanitary District of Chicago (except across the roadways of Simpson Street and Payne Street), the roadway of Payne Street, from the westerly lot line of West Rail- road Avenue to the easterly right of .way line of the Sanitary District of Chicago (except across the roadways of Jackson Avenue and Ashland Ave- nue and except across Dewey Ave- nue and Darrow Avenue), also that portion of the roadways of all inter- secting alleys lying within said por- tions of said Simpson Street. Asbury Avenue, Grant Street, Noyes Street, Leonard Place, Washington Place. Wesley Avenue, Ashland Avenue and Payne Street be and the same are hereby ordered improved as follows: Location of Roadways. The center line of 'the roadways herein provided to be paved shall cu- incide with the center line of the Ll 71 r Y *— 1 �7 22 1 I 1 1� 1 0 respective streets and alleys within which said roadways are included. Width, of Roadways. The width of the roadways herein provided to be paved shall be as fol- lows, measured in feer from back to back of the curb hereinafter specified and at right angles to the center line of the respective street or alley, as the case may be, to -wit: Simpson Street: Feet. At the west curb line of Ridge Ave . .........................24.00 At the west curb line of Bridge St............................24.00 Intersecting alleys At 140 feet west' of Asbury Ave.16.00 At 23.3 feet west of Wesley ' Ave . .........................16.00 At 127.5 feet west of West Rail- road Ave . ....................15.00 Alley between Jackson Ave. and Ashland Ave . ................16.00 Alley between Ashland Ave. .and Dewey Ave...............16.00 Alley between Dewey Ave. and Darrow Ave .. .................16.00 Alley between Darrow Ave. and Dodge Ave...............16.00 Alley between Dodge Ave. and Brown Ave . ..................16.00 Bridge Street: At the north curb line of Simp- son Street ...................24.00 At the southerly end of the bridge spanning the North Shore Channel of the Sanitary District of Chicago ............ 24.00 Leon Place: At the west line of Ridge Ave.24.00 At the west line of Asbury Ave.24.00 Asbury Avenue: At the north curb line of Leon Place .......................24.00 At the north line of Grant St.24.00 Alley between Simpson St. and Leonard Place................16.00 Alley between Washington Place and Noyes St. to west ... 20.00 Alley between Washington Place and Noyes St. to east ... 16.00 Grant Street: At the east curb line of Asbury Ave . ...:.....................21.00 At the west line of Ridge Ave.24.00 Street 320 feet east of Asbury Ave . ........................24.00 Alley 155 feet west of Ridge Ave . .........................20.00 Noyes Street: At west line of Ridge Ave .... 24.06 At easterly right of way of the C. & N. W. Ry. Co ........... 24.00 Alley 150 feet west of Ridge Ave . .........................20.00 Alley 140 feet' west of Asbury Ave . .........................16.00 Alley 140 feet west of Wesley Ave . .........................16.00 Alley 519 feet west of Wesley Ave . .........................16.00 Leonard Place: At west line of Ridge Ave.....24.00 At east curb .line of Asbury Ave. I.........................24.00 Street 320 feet east of Asbury Ave . .........................24.00 Alley 150 feet west of Ridge Ave . ............' ............20.00 Alley 150 fee, east of Asbury Ave . ..........................20.00 Washington Place: At west curb line of Asbury Ave . .........................24.00 At easterly r'_ght of way of C. - & N. W. Ry. 'Co...........; ....24.00 Alley 140 feet west of Asbury Avenue .....................16.00 Alley 140 feet west of Wesley Ave .. .........................16.00 Alley 349.8 feAt west of Wesley Ave . ..........................16.00 Wesley Avenue: At north curb line -of Simpson St............................24.00 At north line of Noyes St ...... 24.00 Alley 140 feet north of Wash- ington Place..................20.00 Jackson Avenue: At north curb line of Simpson St. ..........................24.00 At westerly line of West Rail- road Ave . ....................24.00 Ashland Avenue: At north line of Foster St .... 24.00 At south right of way line of Sanitary District of Chicago..24.00 Alley 140 feet north of Payne St............................16.00 Payne Street: At westerly line of West Rail- road Ave . ...................24.00 At easterly right of way line of Sanitary District of Chicago....24.00 Alley 145.6 feet west of Jackson Ave . ..........................16.00 Alley 169.8 feet west of -Ash- land Ave . ....................16.00 Alley 169.8 feet west of Dewey Ave . .........................16.00 The width of roadway at interme- diate points shall be respectively pro- portional to the foregoing. Grade of Roadway and Curb. The grade of the roadways herein provided to be paved, when finished, and the grade of the top of the curb hereinafter specified, when con.- pleted and set in place, are hereby established as follows, measured in feet and decimal parts of a foot above the datum plane of the City of Irv- anston, to -wit: Transverse Section Crown Gutter Top of of Roadway. Line. Line. Curb. Simpson Street: At west curb line of Ridge Ave...35.00 34.50 35.00 At 440 feet east of Asbury Ave.. 28.60 28.10 28.60 At east curb line of Asbury Ave.. 18.80 18.30 18.80 At west curb line of Asbury Ave..18.80 18.30 18.SO At 135 feet west of Asbury Ave.. 18.30 17.55 18.30 At 148 feet west of Asbury Ave. .18.30 17.95 18.20 At. 10 feet east of Wesley Ave ..17.70 16.95 17.70 At east curb line of Wesley Ave.. 17.70 17.35 17.60 At west curb line of Wesley Ave.. 17.70 17.10 17.60 At easterly right of way line of C. & N. W. Ry. C6.19.20 18.75 19.00 At west line of West Railroad Ave . ............18.50 18.00 18.50 At easterly right of way line of Mayfair branch of C. & N. W. Ry. Co. ........17.80 17.30 17.80 At east line of Jackson Ave.... 17.60 17.10 17.50 At east -curb line of Jackson Ave. 17.70 17.25 17.50 At west curb line of Jackson Ave. 17.70 17.25 17.50 At 60 feet west of Jackson Ave. 17.50 16.75 At 154 feet west of Jackson Ave. 17.70 17.25 At 70 feet east of Ashland Ave. 17.50 16.75 At east curb line of, Ashland Ave. 17.70 17.25 At west curb line of Ashland Ave. 17.70 17.25 At 85 feet west of Ashland Ave. 17.50 16.75 At 178 feet west , of Ashland Ave. 17.70 17.25 At 85 feet east of Dewey Ave.. 17.50 16.75 At east line of Dewey Ave ..... 17.60 17.15 At west line of Dewey Ave...... 17.60 17.15 At 115 feet west of Dewey Ave.. 17.40 16.65 At 178 feet west of Dewey Ave... 17.70 17.25 " At 85 feet east of Darrow Ave.. 17.50 16.75 At east line of 17.50 17.50 17.50 17.50 17.50 17.50 17.50 17.50 17.40 17.40 17.40 17.50 17.50 Darrow Ave..... 17.80 17.35. 17.60 At west line of Darrow Ave ..... 17.80 17.35 17.60 At 80 feet west of Darrow Ave.. 17.60 16.S5 17.60 At 178 feet west of Darrow Ave.. 17.80 17.35 At 75 feet east of Dodge Ave... 17.60 16.85 At east curb line of Dodge Ave... 17.80 17.35 At west curb line of Dodge Ave... 17.80 17.35 At 35 feet west of Dodge Ave... 17.60 16.85 At 178 feet west of Dodge Ave... 17.90 17.45 At 130 feet east of Brown Ave... 17.70 16.95 At east curb line of Brown Ave... 18.20 17.75 At west curb line of Bridge Ave... 18.20 17.75 Intersecting alleys: Alley to north 140 feet west of Asbury 'Ave- nue:., At north line of Simpson St. ... 18.70 ' 18.45 Alley to north 23.3 feet west of Wesley Ave- nue: At north line of Simpson St. .... 19.50 19.25 Alley to south 127.5 feet west of West Railroad Avenue.: At south line of Simpson St. ...18.30 18.05 Alley to north 154 feet west of Jackson Ave- nue: At north line of Simpson St. .... 18.00 17.75 Alley to south 154 feet w e s t of Jackson Ave- nue: At south line of of Simpson St... 18.00 17.75 Alley to north 178 feet w e s t of Ashland Ave- nue: At north line of Simpson St. .... 18.00 17.75 17.60 17.60 17.60 17.60 17.60 17.70 17.70 18.00 18.00 18.70 19.50' 18.30 18.00 18.00 18.00 23 Alley 178 feet west of Dewey Ave- nue: At north line of of Simpson St.. 18.00 17.75 18.00 At south line of Simpson St. ...18.00 17.75 18.00 Alley 178 feet west of Darrow Ave- nue: At north line of Simpson St. ....18.10 17.85 18.10 At south line of Simpson St. ...18.10 17.85 18.10 Alley to south 178 feet west of DodgeAvenue•: At south line of Simpson St...... 18,30 18.05 18.30 Bridge Street: At north curb line of Simpson St.. 18.00 17.50 18.00 At southerly end of the bridge spanning the North Shore Channel of the Sanitary District of Chicago ...... 22.40 21.90 22.40 Leon Place: At west line of Ridge Ave. ....35.30 34.80 35.30 At 438 feet east ' of Asbury Ave.. 33.85 33,35 33.85 At 388 feet east of Asbury Ave..32.95 32.45 32.95 At 338 feet east of Asbury Ave.. 3L70 31.20 31.70 At 288 feet east of Asbury Ave..30.00 29.50 30.00 At 238 feet east of Asbury Ave.. 27.90 27.40 27.90 At 208 feet east of Asbury Ave..26.85 26.35 26.85 At 1,78 feet east of Asbury Ave. .25.85 25.35 25.85 At east curb line of Asbury Ave..20.70 20.20 20.70 At west line of Asbury Ave. ...20.70' 20.20 20.70 Asbury Avenue: At north curb line of Leon Place. .20.70 20.20 20.70 At south curb line of Simpson St..18.80 18.30 1-8.80 At 5 feet south of alley between Simpson St. and Leonard Place... 18.20 17.45 18.20 At alley between Simpson St, and Leonard Place... 18.20 17.85 18.10 At north line of Wash'gton Place 17.60 16.85 17.60 At south curb line of Leonard Place 17.70 17.35 17.60 At 165 feet north of Leonard Place 17.70 16.95 17.70 At south curb line of Noyes St..... 18.10 17.75 1S.00 At north curb line of Noyes St.....18.10 17.75 18.00 At south curb line of Grant St..... 19.10 18.75 19.00 At north curb line . of Grant St..... 19.10 18.75 19.00 At north line of Grant St. ...... 19.00 18.50 19.00 Intersecting alleys: Alley between Simpson • Street and Leonard Place: At east line of Asbury Ave. .... 18.70 18.45 18.70 Alley north of Washington Place: At west line of Asbury Ave...... 18.'10 17.85 1S.10 Alley between Leonard Place and Noyes Street: At east line, of Asbury Ave. .... 18.30 18.05 18.30 Grant Street: At east curb line of Asbury Ave.. 19.00 18.75 19.00 At 170 feet east of Asbury Ave.. 18.75 18.00 18.75 At 353 feet east of Asbury Ave.. 19.10 18.75 19.00 At 396 feet east of Asbury Ave.. 19.10 18.35 19.10 At 586 feet east of Asbury Ave.. 19.55 19.20 19.45 At 636 feet east of Asbury Ave..19.80 19.05 19.80 At 686 feet east of Asbury Ave.. 20.65 20.15 20.65 At 736 feet east of Asbury -Ave.. 22.10 21.60 22.10 At'786 feet east of Asbury Ave.. 24.50 24.00 24.50 At 866'feet east of Asbury Ave.. 30.20 29.70 30.20 At 901 feet east of Asbury Ave— 32.20 31.70 32.20 At 926 feet east of Asbury- Ave.. 33.00 32.50 33.00 At west line of Ridge Ave. ..... 34.50 34.00 34.50 At north line of Grant St.; inter- - secting street 320 feet east of As- bury Ave; ...... 19.60 19.35 19.60 Intersecting alley 155 feet west of Ridge Ave.. ....31.30 31.05 31.30 Noyes Street: At west line . of Ridge Ave. ..... 33.55 33.05 33.55 At 805 feet east of Asbury Ave..30.85 30.35 30.85 At 705 feet east of Asbury Av.e..27.20 26.70 27.20 At 605' feet east . of Asbury Ave.. 23.65 23.15 23.65 At 505 feet east of Asbury Ave...20.95 20.45 20.95 At 405 feet east of Asbury Ave.. 19.20 18.70 19.20 At 305 feet east of Asbury Ave.. 18.50 18.00 18.50 At 260 feet east of Asbury Ave... 18.50 17.75 18.50 At 160 feet east of Asbury Ave.. 18.60 18.25 18.50 At 30 feet east of Asbury Ave.. 18.20 17.45 1S.20 At east curb line of Asbury Ave:. 18.10 17.75 1S.00 At west curb line of Asbury Ave.. 18.10 17.75 18.00 At 30 feet west of Asbury Ave..`18.10 17.35 18.10 At 148 feet west of Asbury Ave.. 18.60 18.25 18.50 At 30 feet east of Wesley Ave.. 18.50 17.75 18.50 At east curb line of Wesley Ave.. 18.60 18.25 1S.50 'At west curb line of Wesley Ave.. 18.60 1S.25 1S.50 At 10 feet west of Wesley Ave.. 18.50 17.75 18.50 At' 148 feet west of Wesley Ave.. 18.70 18.35 18.60 At 186 feet west of Wesley Ave.. 18.70 16.95 18.70 24 At '384 feet ' west of Wesley Ave_ 19.00 18.65 1S.90 At 444, feet west of Wesley Ave. .1S.90 18.15 18.90 At easterly right of way line of C. & N. W. Ry. Co. 19.20 18.85 19.10 Intersecting Alleys: Alley to south at 150 feet west of Ridge Avenue: At south line of Noyes St. ...... 29.50 29.25 29.50 Alley to south at r 140 feet west of Asbury Avenue: At south line of Noyes St. ...... 19.00. 18.75 19.00 Alley to north 140 feet west of Asbury Avenue: At north line of Noyes St. .... , . 19.00 18.75 19.00 Alley 140 feet west of Wesley Ave- nue: At south line of Noyes St. ...... 19.20 1S.95 19.20 At north line of Noyes St. ...... 19.20 .18.95 19.20 Alley to north 519 feet west of Wesley Avenue: I At north line of Noyes St. ...... 19.50 19.25 19.50 Leonard Place: At west line of Ridge Ave. ..... 34.25 33.75 34.25 At 620 feet east of Asbury Ave.. 31.50 31.00 31.50 At 570 feet east of Asbury Ave ..29,80 29.30 29.80 At 420 feet east of Asbury Ave.. 20.60 20.10 20.60 At 370 feet east of Asbury Ave.. 19.50 19M 19.50 At 320 feet east of Asbury Ave..10.00 18.50 19.00 At east curb line „ of Asbury Ave ..17.70 17.35 17.60 At north line of Leonard Place at intersecting St. 320 feet east of Asbury Ave ..... 19.80 19.45 19.70 At, north line of Leonard Place at intersecting alley. 150 feet west of Ridge Ave. ..... 32.70 32.45 32.70 At south line of Leonard Place at intersecting alley - 150 feet east of Asbury Ave. .... 18.90 -18.65 18.90 Washington Place: At west curb,line of Asbury Ave.. 17.70 17.35 17.60 At 160 feet west of Asbury Ave.. 17.40 16.65 17.40 At east curb line of Wesley Ave.. 17.70 17.35 17.60 At west curb line of Wesley Ave.. 17.70 17.25 17.60 At 130 feet west of Wesley Ave, . 17.40 16.65 17.40 At easterly right of way line of C. & N. W. Ry. Co.17.70 17.35 17.60 Intersecting alleys: Alley to south 140 feet west of . Asbury Avenue: At south line of Wash'gton Place 17.90 17.65 17.90 1 h 1 [7 1 0 Alley to south 1.40 feet west of Wesley Avenue: At south line of Wash'gton Place 17.90 17.65 Wesley Avenue: At north curb line of Simpson St.. 17.70 17.35 At 100 feet north of Simpson St.. 17.60 16.85 At 225 feet north of Simpson St.. 17.70 ' 17.35 At 350 feet north of Simpson St. .17.60 16.85 At south curb line of Wash'ton P1.17.70 17.35 At north curb Iine of Wash'ton P1.17.70 17.35 At 55 feet north of Wash'ton P1.17.60 16.85 At 150 feet north of Wash'ton P1.17.70 17.35 At 170 feet north of Wash'ton P1.17.70 17.20 At south curb line of Noyes St..... 18.60 18.25 At north curb line of Noyes St..... 18.60 18.25 At north line of Noyes St. * ...... 18.50 18.00 Intersecting alleys: Alley to east 140 feet north of Washington PI: At east line of Wesley Ave. .... 18.10 17.85 Alley to west 141.9 feet north of Washington Pl: At west line of Wesley Ave. ... 18.10 17.85 Jackson Avenue: At north curb line of Simpson St.. 17.60 17.25 At 50 feet north of Simpson St.. 17.50 16.75 At 200 feet north of Simpson St.. 17.60 17:25 At 250 feet north of Simpson St.. 17.50 16.75 At westerly line of West Railroad Ave. ........... '17.90 17.55 Ashland Avenue: At north line of Foster St. ...... 17.10 16.75 At 100 feet north of Foster St....17.00 16.25 At 300 feet north of Foster St.... 17.30 16.95 At 400• feet north of Foster St.... 17.30 16.55 At south curb line of Simpson St.. 17.60 17.25 At north curb line of Simpson St.. 17.60 17.25 At 100 feet north of Simpson - St.. 17.50 16.75 At 200 feet north of Simpson St.. 17.60 17.25 At 260 feet north of Simpson St.. 17.50 16.75 At south curb line of Payne St.... 17.70 _ 17.35 At north curb line of Payne St.... 17.70 17.35 At 10 feet north of Payne St..... 17.60 16.85 At 148 feet north of Payne St..... 17.70 17.35 At 166 feet north of Payne St..... 17.60 16.85 At south right of way line of Sani- tary District of Chicago ........18.10 17.75 At east line of Ashland Ave. at intersecting alley 140 feet north of 17.90 Payne St. ...... 18.10 17.85 18.10 Payne Street: At westerly line 17.60 of West Railroad Ave. ........... 18.00 17.65 17.90 17.60 At 50 feet east of Ashland Ave.... 17.60 16.85 17.60 17.66 At east curb line of Ashland Ave. 17.70 17.35 17.60 17.60 At west curb line of Ashland Ave. 17.70 17.35 17.60 17.60 At 60 feet west of Ashland Ave. 17.60 16.85 17.60 17.60 At 178 feet west of Ashland Ave. 17.70 17.35 17.60 17.60 At 105 feet east of Dewey Ave... 17.60 16.85 17.60 17.60 At east line of Dewey Ave. .... 17.90 17.55 17.80 17.70 At west line of ' Dewey Ave. .... 17.90 17.55 17.80 18.50 At 50 feet west of Dewey Ave.. 17.80 17.05 17.80 18.50 At 178 feet west of Dewey Ave.. 18.00 17.65 17.90 18.50 At 100 feet east of Darrow Ave.. 18.00 17.25 18.00 At easterly right of way line of the Sanitary Dis- trict of Chicago. 18.20 17.85 18.10' Intersecting 18.10 alleys: Alley to south 140 feet w e s t of Jackson Ave- nue: 18.10 At south line of Payne St. ...... 18.20 17.95 18.20 Alley to south 169.8 feet west of 17.50 Ashland Ave- nue: 17.50 At south line of Payne St. ...... 18.20 17.95 18.20 17.50 At north line of Payne St. ......18.20 17.95 18.20 17.50 Alley to south 169.8 1 feet west of Dewey Avenue: 17.80 At south line of Payne St. ...... 18.40 18.15 18.40 The grade of the crown line, gutter 17,.00 line and top of curb at intermediate points shall be respectively propor- 17.00 t_ional to the foregoing. The datum plane hereinafter men- 17.20 tioned is the plane of low water mark of Lake Michigan in the year 17.30 A. D., 1847, as established by the Trustees of the Illinois and Michigan 17.50 Canal and is 22.41 feet below the U. S. Geological Survey Bench Mark on 17.50 the north side of the Sherman -Ave- nue entrance to the bulding known 17.50 'as City Hall, located at the north-west corner of Davis Street and Sherman 17.50 Avenue, in said City of Evanston. The crown line hereinbefore men- 17.50 tioned shall be identical with the center line of the respective roadways 17.60 when completed. The gutter line hereinbefore men- 17.60 tioned shall be identical with the line where the surface of the roadways, 17.60 when completed, touches the face of the curbing on both sides of the re- 17.60 spective roadways. The surface of the roadways herein 17.60 provided to be paved whentcompleted shall conform to the are of a circle passing through the respective crown and gutter lines, @nd shall be trUoe arld 18.00 symmetrics,l, 25 Grading. The roadway herein provided to be improved shall be cleared in a tnor- ough manner of all deteriorated plank- ing, blocking or other debris: The soil of the roadways shall then be excavated or filled upon with other soil, as the case may be, to such depth and shape as will bring -the up- per surface of the finished pavement, when constructed as hereinafter specified, to the elevations and grades hereinbefore established. The sub grade shall be thoroughly compacted. Depressions or holes appearing as the preparation of the sub grade pro- gresses shall be filled with soil. Cement Curb A cement curb shall be constructed on both sides of the respective road- ways herein provided to be .paved. Said curb shall consist of a mixture, by volume, of one part of Portland cement, two parts of sand and four parts of broken granite. Except that the top and exposed roadway face of, the curb shall be surfaced to depth of one-half inch with a mortar com- posed of two parts of Portland ce- ment and three parts of clean, hard granite crushed to the sizes herein- after specified for the sand to be used in making this curb. The broken granite specified for the body of the curb shall be clean, hard, free from dust, loam, vegetable or other deleterious matter; and shall show sharp edged cubical fracturing; the color shall be dark red. This granite shall be of variable sizes, grading from a maximum dimension of one inch dbwn to a minimum of one-fourth inch, and so proportioned that the particles capable of passing through a screen of three -fourths inch mesh will fill the voids in the particles retained on such size screen, but without more than' ten per cent excess of the smaller parti- cles. The sand specified for the body of the curb shall be free from clay, loam, vegetable or other deleterious matter. The grains shall be angular, and shall range in size from 'one - quarter inch down to the finest; but not more than 3% shall pass through a sieve having (100) one hundred meshes per lineal inch. The sand shall be such quality that' mortar composed of one part of the cement hereinbefore specified and three parts of the sand, by weight, when made into briquetts, will de- veolp a tensile strength at least equal to the strength of a mortar of the same consistency, and propor- tions made with the same cement and Standard Ottawa sand. The Portland cement specified for the curb shall be of such quality that representative samples collected from the shipments made for the job shall be capable of passing the tests for fineness, soundness, initial , setting and tensile strength hereinafter set forth for Portland cement. The sand and granite shall be clean when delived on the job and shall be kept clean until used. In no case shall the sand or granite, when used, contain frost or lumps of frozen mat- ter. Forms shall be used in constructing the curb. The forms shall be sound, free from warp, and of sufficient strength to resist springing out of shape. The forms shall; be Securely staked or otherwise held to the established lines and grades. Wooden forms shall be thoroughly wetted and metal forms shall be oiled before concrete is deposited against them. All mortar and dirt shall be removed from forms that have previously been used. The ingredients specified for the body of the curb shall be mixed in a batch machine mixer of a type that will insure a uniform mixture and product. Clean water, free from oil, acid, alkali, or vegetable matter shall be admitted to the mixer in sufficient quantity to produce a con- crete of consistency such that mor- tar will flush to the surface under light tamping, but which can be handled without causing a separation of the granite from the mortar. Pro- vided that on such portions of the work as it may be impracticable to use the machine mixer, thorough and efficient hand mixing will be allowed. The equipment used, if any, for hand mixing, shall be as specified for mix- ing the surfacing mortar. The ingredients specified for the mortar to be used in surfacing the top and exposed roadway face of the curb shall be • mixed on a movable, tight, iron platform, of ample size to accommodate the manipulations speci- fied, without getting the ingredients off the platform or mixed with dirt. The Portland cement and crushed granite specified for surfacing por- tions of the curb shall be thoroughly mixed .on the platform with hoes or shovels, and until the color becomes uniform, after which sufficient water, of the quality hereinbefore required, shall be gently added, while the mix- ing continues, to produce a stiff and homogeneous mortar. The concrete and the finishing mor- tar after being prepared as specified shall be promptly deposited and com- pacted in the forms, in layers not ex- ceeding six inches in depth. The back of the curb shall be worked with a spade to secure a well -'filled surface. The front upper edge of the curb shall be rounded to a radius of one and one-half inches in such man- ner that the planes of the top _ and roadway face of the curb will be tan- gent to the curve described by said radius. As soon as the cement has sufficiently set, the forms shall be removed from the face of the curb; and the face mortar shall be prompt- ly troweled down hard and smooth, drawing the cement from the granite as little as possible. The gloss shall be removed with a wet brush. The curb shall be constructed in sections not less than four feet nor more than six feet, in length. In con- structing the curb, all templates used to form the sections shall be kept perpendicular to the top of the curb. All joints shall be neatly tool finished. The joint marking shall correspond to the joint made by the templates. The curb shall be twenty- four inches in depth, and the thick- ness shall vary uniformly from six inches at the top to eight inches at the bottom of the curb. The curb shall be built in such manner that the -roadway face will be vertical; that the top will be at the grade hereinbefore established; and that the back of the curb, at the top there- of, shall be on the lines hereinbefore established. The curb at intersecting ' streets and alleys shall be constructed to true curves tangent to the intersect- ing curb lines proper. The radius 'of the curve to which the,ba& of the curb shall conform shall be ten feet for intersecting street and four feet for intersecting alley curb lines. Ex- cept as above specified, for intersect- ing street and alley curb lines, the curb shall be constructed paralleled to the center line of the. respective roadways herein provided to be paved. The curb shall be constructed at such distances from the center line of the roadways, herein provided to be paved, as will give the respective width of roadways hereinbefore specified and established, when measured from back to back of curb in the manner and on the lines ,here- inbefore set forth. Trenches shall be excavated to suf- ficient width and depth to receive the curb and necessary moulding frames. Wherever other than sandy soil is encountered the curb trenches shall be excavated to a depth of six inches below the bottom of the curb and shall be refilled to such depth with sand or cinders. The sand or cinders shall be compacted with water or by hand tampers. The frames shall be securely fastened in place and shall be accurately brought to line and grade before they are filled with con- crete. The grade and line to which the frames are to be set shall be such as is necessary to insure the finished curb being true to the lines and grades hereinbefore established there- for. Brick Pavement Upon the sub -grade, when prepared as hereinbefore specified, shall be spread a layer of Portland ,cement concrete five inches thick. The con- crete shall be made of Portland .ce- ment, sand, and limestone or gravel which shall be equal in quality for concrete purposes. The Portland cement to be used in making the concrete shall be of such quality that representative samples selected from shipments thereof shall be capable of passing the following tests for fineness, soundness, initial setting, and tensile strength, to -wit: Fineness. The cement shall be so ground that 92 io will pass through "a standard sieve, having 10,000 meshes and 75% will pass through a sieve having 40,000 meshes per square inch. Soundness. A pat of neat cement, three and one-half inches in diameter, one-half inch in thickness at the center and tapered to a feather edge at the circumference, made on glass, shall remain in the air, protected by a damp cloth, for twenty-four` hours, and shall then be subjected to steam for four hours, and shall be immedi- ately thereafter immersed in boiling water for four hours. The pat must show no checking, warping or swell- ing. Ilroken briquetts of the neat cement which have remained in air one day and in water six days shall likewise withstand the steaming and boiling specified to the neat pat. Setting. The cement, when mixed with twenty-eight per cent (by weight) of water, shall not take in- itial set'gin less than thirty minutes. It shall not develop hard set in less than one nor more than ten hours. Tenalle Strength. Briquetts one square illgh 14 cross section inade of the cement shall show a tensile, strength not less than as follows: Neat Cement Age Strength 24 hours in moist air ........ 175 lbs. 7 days (1 day in moist air, 6 days in water).............500 lbs. 28 days (1 day in moist air, 27 days in water) :....... 600 lbs. One Part Cement, Three Parts Stand and Ottawa Sand Age Strength 7 days (1 day in moist air, 6 - days in water).............200 lbs. 28 days (1 day in moist air, 27 days in waters ........275 lbs. The briquetts shall show no retro- gression in strength within the period specified. Samples of the cement proposed to be used in the work shall be sub- mitted in such quantities and at such time and, place as will enable required tests to be made. All cement delivered on the work shall be contained in sound packages bearing the name, brand or stamp of the maker; and shall be thorough- ly protected against damage until used. The sand to be used for making the concrete shall be free from dust, clay, loam, vegetable or other dele- terious matter. The grain shall be angular and shall range in size from one -quarter inch down to the finest; but not more than three per cent shall pass a sieve having one hundred meshes per lineal inch. Wind -drifted sand shall not be used. The sand shall be of such quality that the mor- tar composed of one part of the ce- ment hereinbefore specified and three parts of sand, by weight, when made into briquetts, will develop a ten- sile strength at least equal to the strength of a mortar of the same con- sistency- and proportion made with the same cement and Standard Ot- tawa sand. In no case shall the sand, when used for this concrete, contain .frost or lumps of frozen matter. The limestone or gravel, to be used for making the concrete shall be equal in quality for concrete pur- poses; and shall be of the best qual- ity of the respective materials for such use. The material used shall be hard, sound, clean and free of dust,- clay, loam, vegetable or other deleterious matter. The stone or gravel shall be of variable, sizes grad- ing from a maximum dimension of two inches down to a minimum di- mension of one-half inch. In no case shall the limestone or gravel contain frost or lumps of frozen matter when being used. The sand and the limestone, or gravel, shall be clean when delivered on the job, shall be kept clean until used. The concrete shall be mixed in an approved batch machine mixer, of ample size and design to accommodate the manipulations herein specified. One part by volume, of the cement and three parts of the sand shall be thoroughly mixed and made into mor- tar with the least possible amount of water. Six parts, by volume, of the limestone, or gravel, shall be incor- porated in the mortar. The mixing shall continue and watef shall be added gradually until each particle of limestone or gravel is covered with mortar. 1 0 1 1 0` 0 1 1 -0 Each and every batch of concrete mixed in the manner and for the pur- pose specified shall be promptly spread and compacted on the sub- brade to such depth and shape that the prescribed. thickness of founda- ticn will be obtained and that the up- per surface thereof will be fairly smooth, parallel to, and six inches be- low the grade herein established for the finished pavement. Templates and floats shall be used in order to insure a surface at grade and free from depressions. The concrete shall be kept moist, in hot and dry weather, and shall be protected against injury by frost, if' laid late in the season. The sand cushion and the wearing course of brick shall not be added until the con- crete has hardened sufficiently not to be injured thereby. Teaming and other vehicle traffic shall not be per- mitted on the pavement until the concrete is at least seven days old; and shall be prohibited for a greater period if deemed necessary for safe- ty of the work. Upon the concrete foundation, when constructed, as hereinbefore specified, and when swept clean of all dirt and stones, as shall be done, there shall be, evenly spread a layer of clean sand, free from stones or gravel of a size larger than could pass through a screen of one -quarter inch mesh. The sand shall be of the best quality for the purpose, and shall be spread in such quantity as to insure a uniform depth of two inches when compacted, as it will be by the brick wearing course and the rolling hereinafter prescribed for the brick. The cushion sand shall be slightly moistened, if dry. Guides and templates shall be provided and used for surfacing the sand cushion. The sand when used for cushion purposes shall not con- tain any frost or lumps of frozen mat- ter. Upon the sand cushion coat, to be constructed as hereinbefore specified, there shall, in a skillful and work- manlike manner, be laid on edge and true to lines and grades a sngle course, or layer, of vitrified paving brick, of such quality that represent- ative samples selected f-om ship- ments thereof shall be capable of passing the test hereinafter specified. Said paving brick shall be laid with ends and sides close together, and in such manner as to break end joints. End joints must be broken by a lap of not less than three inches. Whole brick shall be used, except that brok- en brick may be used in starting a lead or making a closure; but in no such case shall less than one-fourth the length of a whole brick be used. The paving brick shall be laid at right angles to the center line of the roadway, except in roadway intersec- tions. In roadway intersections the brick shall be laid to angles of four- ty-five degrees, respectively, to the center lines of the intersecting road- ways. The paving brick, when set in place on the cushion coat, as specified, shall be firmly bedded in place by roll- ing same with a self propelling road roller weighing not less than five nor more than seven tons; except that heavy hand tampers shall be used to bed and surface the paving brick immediately adjoining the curb and at other places inacessible to the roll- er. When the rolling is completed the surface of; the :pavement shall be true to grade and shape. Any and all brick shattered by the rolling, or otherwise„ during . progress of the work shall be replaced with sound ones. Promptly after the paving brick shall have been bedded and surfaced and those shattered by the rolling shall have been replaced as hereinbefore specified, they shall be covered with sufficient clean, dry, fine grained sand to compactly fill all .joints be- tween .the brick. The sand shall be practically free from grains exceeding one -sixteenth inches in diameter and shall grade down from one -sixteenth inch to the finest grains common to local lake sand. This sand shall be thoroughly broomed into the joints between the brick. Broomings shall be repeated as often and wherever found necessary to completely and compactly fill the joints. During the progress of work of lay- ing the paving brick or providing the sand filler in place, teaming over the brick or the handling of any materials thereon in such manner as to violent- ly disturb the brick on the cushion coat, will not be permitted. Tongs and conveyors shall be used for handling the brick from the cars to the pavers. The paving brick shall be uniform in make and dimensions and of the size known ,as "block," that is to say they shall be not less than three and one-fourth inches thick by four inches deep by eight inches long. The brick must have lugs of about one -eighth inch projection, consisting of the name of the brick or other, design. The brick must not be dis- torted more than one quarter of an inch from a sttaight edge laid in any direction on them. The brick must have full and rounded edges. The brick shall be of the _same general color on the exterior. The brick shall be evenly burned, thoroughly annealed, fused, and vitrified to toughness without excessive brittle- ness The brick, when broken, must show a dense and stone -like body, uniform in color inside, free from lumps of uncrushed clay, lime, voids, cracks or marked laminations. Kiln marks or surface cracks must not exceed three -sixteenths of an inch in depth. Representative samples of the pav- ing brick shall be capable of passing the following standard rattler or abrasive test, with a loss not exceed- ing twenty per cent of their dry weight, to -wit: Ten representative whole brick, selected from shipments made for the work, cleaned, and dried for at least .three hours in a temperature of one hundred degrees, Fahrenheit, shall be placed in a machine known as a rat- tler, together with an abrasive charge of three hundred pounds of iron shot. The shot shall be made from 'iron having a chemical composition within the following limits: combined car- bon, not less than 2.50 per cent; graphite carbon not more than 0.10 per cent; silicon, not more than ]..0 per cent; -manganese, not more than 0.50 per cent; phosphorus, not more than 0.25 per cent; sulphur, not more than 0.05 per cent. Said shot shall consist of spheres having a diameter of one and Seven - eighths inches, aggregating two hun- dred and twenty-five pounds in weight; and spheres three and three - fourths inches in diameter, aggregat- ing seventy-five pounds in weight. The rattler, after being charged with the brick and iron shot, shall be revolved at a uniform rate of thirty revolutions•per minute until eighteen hundred turns have been made. A registering device 'shall be attached to the' rattler to show the number of revolutions. A margin of not to ex- ceed ten revolutions will be allowed for stopping the machine. Only one start and start per test will be al- lowed. No paving blocks are to be selected for the abrasive test that would be rejected under other requirements of these specifications. The abrasive test shall be made on but one make of brick at a time. The average re- sult of two distinct and complete runs made on separate charges of brick shall govern in the test for abrasion. In weighing the brick specimens, after being rattled, any and all pieces weighing less than one pound shall be rejected. The rattler shall consist of heads, liners, and staves, as follows: The heads shall be not less than three -fourths inch nor more than seven -eighths inch thick, and shall be cast with trunnions in one piece. In outline they shall be a regular poly- gon of fourteen sides inscribed in a circle twenty-eight and three -eighths inches in diameter. The heads shall be provided with flanges extending outward from the inside face thereof to afford a means of fastening the staves. Thera shall be for each head a liner or wear plate one inch in thickness and conforming to the out- line of the head, but inscribed in a circle twenty-eight and one -eighth inches in diameter. These liners shall be made of hard machinery cast iron, which must contain not less than one per cent of combined car- bon and shall be securely fastened to the heads by cap screws. The staves shall be made of six inch medium steel structural chan- nels twenty-seven and one-fourth inches long and weighing fifteen and five -tenths pounds per lineal foot. The flat side of each channel shall be pro- tected by a liner or wear plate made of medium steel three -eighths inches thick, by five and one-half inches wide, and nineteen and three- four inches long. The stave liner shall be securely fastened to the channel with rivets, which shall be chipped off flush with the surface of the liner. The liners of the staves must be so placed as to drop between the liners of the heads. The staves shall be bolted to the heads and shall form a barrel twenty inches long, inside measurement be- tween liners. The barrel shall be mounted on a cast iron frame secure- ly fastened to a rigid foundation, and shall be driven by suitable gearing. Representative samples of the pav- ing brick shall be capable of passing the following tests for breaking strength, viz: The modulus of rupture, or cross breaking strength of any one brick tested shall not be less than twenty- four hundred pounds,; and the aver- age for six bricks, which number shall constitute a test, shall not be less than twenty-six hundred pounds. 27 The result shall be determined by the formula 3WL M = --, in which -2 A D L=distance between supports=6 inches. W=breaking load in pounds.. A=area of cross section, in inches, at break. D=thickness of break. Representative samples of the pav- ing brick shall be capable of pass- ing the following absorption test, viz: . The absorption of water, by 'any one brick tested, shall not be greater than three per cent; and the average for six bricks, which number shall constitute a test, shall not be greater than two and one-half per cent of their dry weight. The absorption testshall be made on broken' or abraided brick, by drying them in a hot oven for six hours and then soak- ing them for twelve hours in water. Representative samples of the pav- ing brick shall be capable of passing the following test for density, viz: The density or specific gravity of any one brick tested shall not be less than two and two -tenths; and the average for six bricks, which number shall constitute a test, shall not be less than two and three -tenths; de- termined by the following formula: W D =— , in which W,—W„ D=specific gravity in terms of water. W=weight in air of dry brick. W'=weight in air of brick saturated by being immersed in water for seventy-two hours. W"=weight in water of saturated brick. Representative samples of the pav- ing brick shall be capable of pass- ing the following test for hardness, viz: The hardness of any one brick tested shall not be less than sixty and the average for six bricks, which number shall constitute a test, shall not be less than sixty-five as determined by Mob's scale for minerals in which one hundred is the diamond. Representative samples of the pav- ing brick shall be capable of passing the following test for crushing strength, viz: The crushing strength of any one brick tested shall not be less than seventy-five hundred pounds per square inch; and the average for six brick, which number shall constitute a test, shall not be less than eighty- five hundred pounds per square inch. The crushing test must be made on about one -sixth middle sections of brick with pressure applied in the direction of the whole thickness of the brick, which is the least dimension of the brick. Representative samples of the pav- ing brirl, may be subjected to chea«- ical tests to determine if there is present in the brick any free lime, potash, soda or other water soluble substance. If more than a trace of any such substance is found the en- tire lot of brick from which the sam- ple came shall be rejected. Surface Drainage Sewers Fore the purpose of carrying off storm waters from the surface of the pave- ment herein provided to be construct- ed, surface drainage sewers shall be laid as hereinafter specified. Socket pipes, straight, smooth, thoroughly vitrified, well glazed, free from cracks and blisters, and in all re- spects of the best quality ,and work- manship, shall be used for construct- ing said sewers. All joints in said sewers shall be securely sealed with the best quality of mortar made by mixing natural hydraulic cement with only sufficient water to give proper plasticity. The open and unconnected ends of said sewers shall each be securely closed with a vitrified tile disc, and sealed in the .manner above specified for joints. Said sewers shall be laid as fol- lows, to -wit: (1) In and 'along the center line of Simpson Street from the center line of Asbury Avenue easterly to a point 100 feet west of Ridge Avenue. The internal diameter of said sewer shall be nine inches. Said sewer shall connect with the existing sewer in Asbury Avenue at the center line of Simpson Street. At its connection with the existing sewer aforesaid the elevation of the inside bottom of the sewer herein provided to be laid shall be 11.00 feet above the datum plane hereinbefore defined and shall rise thence at a uniform rate of two and four -tenths feet per one- hundred lineal feet of its length. - (2) In and along the center line of Payne Street from the center line of Ashland Avenue westerly to a point 1.1.0 feet east of Dewey Avenue. The internal diameter of said sewer shall be nine inches. Said sewer shall con- nect with the existing sewer in Ash- land Avenue at the center line of Payne Street. At its connection with the existing sewer aforesaid the ele- vation of the inside bottom of the sewer herein provided to be laid shall be 13.00 feet above the datum plane hereinbefore defined and shall rise thence at a uniform rate of thirty-two hundredths of a foot per one hundred lineal feet of its length. (3) In and along the center line of Payne Street from the center line of Dewey Avenue westerly to a point 1.10 feet east of Darrow Avenue. The internal diameter of said sewer shall be nine inches. Said sewer shall connect with the existing sewer in Dewey Avenue at the center line of Payne Street. At its connection with •tbe existing sewer aforesaid the ele- vation of the inside bottom of the sewer herein provided to be laid shall be 1.3.00 feet above datum plane here- inbefore defined and shall rise thence at a uniform rate of thirty-two hun- dredths of a foot per one hundred lineal feet `of its length. (4) In and along the center line of Bridge Street from the southerly waters edge of the North Shore Chan- nel of the Sanitary District of Chica- go to the center line of Simpson 'Street; thence in and along the cen- ter line of Simpson Street to the center line of Dodge Avenue. The internal diameter of this sewer shall be nine inches. This sewer shall have its outfall into the water of said North Shore Channel. At its outfall the elevation of the inside bottom of this sewer shall be 7.00 feet above the datum plane hereinbefore defined. This sewer shall rise at a uniform rate from its outfall to an elevation of 8.00 feet above said 'datum plane at the center line of Simpson Street,, thence this sewer shall rise at a uni- form rate to an elevation of 9.50 feet above said datum plane at the center line of Dodge Avenue. (5) In and along the center line of Wesley Avenue from a point 160 feet north of Washington Place southerly to a point 160 feet north of Washington Place. The internal di- ameter of said sewer shall be nine inches. Said sewer shall connect with -the existing sewer in Wesley Avenue at a point 160 feet north of Washington Place. At its connection with the existing sewer aforesaid the elevation of the inside bottom of the sewer herein provided to be laid shall be 12.30 feet above the datum plane hereinbefore defined and shall rise thence at a uniform rate of thirty- two hundredths of a foot per, one hun- dred lineal feet of its length. Manholes Eight brick manholes shall be built upon the sewer hereinbefore provided to be constructed, and shall be locat- ed at the points hereinafter specified. Said manholes shall be cylindrical in shape, having an internal diameter of thirty-six inches at the bottom and upward to the lowest header course, being drawn in at the top of the masonry by means of twelve header courses laid endwise and horizontally, the diameter being decreased uni- formly by each course to fit the iron• covers hereinafter specified to be placed on said manholes. Said man- holes shall have walls eight inches thick, built, except as above specified for header courses, of two courses, of brick placed edgewise in perpendicu- lar. courses. The brick used in the construction of said manholes shall be laid in mortar composed, by vol- ume, of one part of natural hydraulic cement and one and one-half parts of sand. Said manholes shall have brick bot- toms built of three courses of brick, which bottoms shall start nine inches below the inside bottom of the sewer. The invert of said manholes shall be constructed of brick, and shall be shaped to the size and grade of the sewer leading down stream there- from. The brick shall be laid in a workmanlike manner, and all joints in the masonry shall be neatly point- ed. Said manholes shall be equipped with a cast iron cover weighing not less than four hundred and sixty- seven pounds, which cover shall be of the same size and pattern or equal in size, quality and workmanship to the cast iron covers now in use on existing manholes in Noyes Street between Sheridan Road and Ridge Avenue in said City of Evanston. Said manhole covers herein specified to be furnished and set shall rest on the walls of said manholes herein provided to be constructed, which walls shall be built to such height as will bring the top of the covers, when set in place, three 'inches below the surface of the street. Said manholes herein provided .to be constructed, referring to the vertical axis.thereof, shall be located as follows: On the center line of Simpson Street: One at a point 285 ,feet east of Ash - bury Avenue. One at a point 570 feet east of Ash - bury Avenue. One at the center line of Dodge Avenue. I.. i W1 28 or 0 1 IL 1 Jv, r] One at the center line of the alley between Dodge Avenue and Brown Avenue. One, at the center line of Brown Avenue. On the center line of Payne Street: One at a point 280 feet west of the center line of Ashland Avenue. One at a point 280 feet west of the center line of Dewey Avenue. On the center line of Wesley Avenue: One at a point 60 feet., north of Washington Place. (a) Catch Basins For the purpose of receiving storm waters from the surface of the road- ways herein provided to be paved, ninety-eight brick catch basins shall be constructed on the sides of the aforesaid roadways at necessary points. Said catch basins shall be .cylindrical in shape, having an inter- nal diameter of forty-two inches atthe bottom and upward to the lowest header course, being drawn in at the top of the masonry by means of twelve header courses laid endwise and horizontally. The diameter shall be decreased uniformly by each head- er course to fit the iron covers here- inafter specified to be furnished and set on said catch basins. Said catch basins shall have walls eight inches thick built (except as above specified for header courses) of two courses of brick placed edgewise in perpendic- ular courses. The brier used in the construction of said catch basins shall be laid in mortar composed by volume of one part of natural hy- draulic cement of the best quality, and one and one-half parts of clean, sharp sand. Said catch basins shall each rest on a solid bottom 'of two inch pine planks laid closely in single thickness and securely spiked to two pine stringers, or cross planks, two inches thick by six inches wide. The bottom shall be made circular in form, and shall measure sixty inches in diameter and shall have its upper side placed five and one-half feet be- low the grade hereinbefore estab- lished for the top of the curb. . Said catch basins shall be connect- ed with the sewer existing, or herein - before provided to be laid, as the case may be, in and along the center line of the respective roadways at the side of which the respective catch basins are to be constructed. Said catch basins shall be connected with the sewers aforesaid by means of vitrified tile - pipe having an in- ternal diameter of nine inches. The pipes shall be of the type and quality, and the joints shall be sealed in the manner hereinbefore specified. Each catch basin connection shall start in a nine inch Y-branch, which branch shall be set in the sewer at a point not less than six feet in ad- vance of the catch basin, measured along and in the down -stream direc- tion of the sewer from a point on said sewer directly opposite the catch basin. The pipes shall be laid true to line and grade and the connection sha11 enter the catch basin at a point two and one-half feet above the plank bottom. The pipe entering the catch basin through the brick walls there- of shall be an elbow with the socket end turned downward inside of the catch basin to form a trap. Said catch basins shall each be equipped and fitted with a cast iron cover weighing not less than three hundred pounds, which cover shall be of the same size and pattern or equal in size, quality and workmanship to the cast iron covers now in use on existing catch basins in Dempster Street between Ridge Avenue and Dodge Avenue in said City of Evans- ton. Said each basin covers herein provided to be furnished and set shall rest on the walls of the catch basins herein specified to be constructed. The walls ,shall be built to such height as will bring the top of the covers, when set in place, to the ele- vations hereinbefore specified -for the top of the curb at the points where said catch basins are to be located. Manholes to be Adjusted and Brought to Grade The thirty-four brick manholes now located within the space herein pro- vided to be paved, and which are al- ready equipped with cast iron covers, shall have their covers raised or low- ered, as the case maybe, to bring the tops thereof one inch below the sur- face of the pavement when finished. Such adjustment shall be made to the walls of said manholes as may be necessary to bring the covers of the manholes to the height above specified and also to insure a safe and serviceable roadway. `'? Valve Chambers to be Adjusted and Brought to Grade . The twenty-five brick valve chambers now located within the space herein provided to. be paved, and ,%bich are already equipped with cast iron covers, shall have their covers raised or lowered, as the case may .be, to bring the tops thereof one inch below the surface of the, pavement when finished. Such adjustment shall be made to the walls of said valve chambers as , may be , necessary to bring the covers to the height above specified, and also to insure a safe and serviceable roadway. Catch Basins to be Adjusted to Grade The brick catch basins now located along the roadways herein provided to be paved, shall, to the extent of fifty-two (52), have their covers raised or lowered, as the case may require, to conform to the grades hereinbefore established. Such ad- j1istment shall be made to the walls df said catch basins as may be neces- sary to bring the ,covers to said grade, and also to insure safe and serviceable roadways. All the material used in the con- struction of the improvement herein - before specified shall be of the -best quality and of a kind especially adapted for the purpose for which it shall be used, and all the neces- sary labor shall be performed in a good and workmanlike manner. The entire improvement hereinbefore pro- vided for in this ordinance shall be constructed under the superintend- ence of the Board of Local Improve- ments of the City of Evanston. Section 2. That the recommenda- tion of the Board of Local Improve- ments of the City of Evanston pro! viding for said improvement together with the estimate of the cost there- of made by the President of said Board, both hereto attached, be and the same are hereby approved... Section 3. That said improvemenC shall be made and the whole cost thereof including the sum of sixty- seven hundred fourteen and .64 .dol. lars ($6,714.64), being the amount in. eluded in the estimate of said Pres- ident, hereto attached, as the cost of making, levying and collecting cl;e assessment herein., be paid for by special assessment in accordance .with an Act of the General Assembly of the State of Illinois, entitled "An Act Concerning Local Improve- ments", Approved June 14th,• A. D. 1897, and the amendments thereto, and that said sum of sixty-seven hun- dred fourteen and sixty-four hun- dredths dollars, ($6,714.64), shall be applied toward the cost of making, levying and collecting such assess- ment. Section 4. That the aggregate amount herein ordered to be assessed against the property, and also the assessment on each lot and parcel of land therein assessed, shall be di- vided into ten installments in the manner provided by the statute in such case made and provided, and each of said installments shall bear interest at the rate of five per centum per annum according to law until paid. Section 5. And for the purpose of anticipating the collection of the second and subsequent installments of said assessment for said improve- ment, bonds shall be issued payable out of said installments bearing in- terest at the rate of five per centum per annum, payable annually, and signed by the Mayor and by the Com- missioner of Public Works, counter- signed by the City Comptroller and attested by the City Clerk under the corporate seal of the City of Evans- ton. Said bonds shall be issued in accordance with and shall in all re spects conform to the provisions of the Act of the General Assembly of th4 State of Illinois, entitled "An Act Concerning Local Improvements," Ap- proved June 14th, A. D. 1897, and the amendments thereto. Section 6. That the Corporation Counsel be and he is hereby directed tc file a petition in the County, Court of Cook County, Illinois, in the name of the City of Evanston, praying that steps may be taken to levy a special assessment for said improvement, in accordance with the provisions of this ordinance and in the manner, pre- scribed by law. Section 7. That all ordinances or Parts or ordinances conflicting with this ordinance be and the same are hereby repealed. Section 8. This ordinance shall be in force from and after its passage. Alderman Sheffield, for the Build- ing Committee, to which was referred with power to act application of Mr. Witte for a permit to build an addition to his candy factory, sub -(A mitted report to the effect that the ►�v►' committee approved said application and instructed the Commissioner of • _ - Public Works to issue proper permit, Att;u 1 for said construction, and moved the • approval, of the report of the commit- tee. The motion was seconded b,; Alderman Eiden and carried. Alderman Eastman, for the Finance Committee, introduced and moved the adoption of the following resolu- tion: WHEREAS, the City Comptroller has examined and audited the ac- counts of the following special assess- 29 t ments, for improvements as stated be- Eiden, Witt, Changelon, Eastman, The motion was seconded by Alder-, low, and it appears that there is a Kingsley, Knapp and Humphrey (14) ; man Knapp and carried; voting aye surplus in each of said assessments voting nay, none (0). 1, Aldermen Topliff, Murray, Chandler, which will warrant rebates to the Alderman Eastman then introduced J Pettibone, Burns, Sheffield, Turnock, property owners assessed for said im and moved the adoption of the fol. Eiden, Witt, Changelon, Eastman, provements, therefore, flowing resolution: Kingsley, Knapp and Humphrey (14); BE IT RESOLVED, that the follow- 11 ' BE IT RESOLVED, that the bal-I voting nay none (0). AA1 _ing rebates are hereby declared pay- antes in special assessments be trans- - Alderman Eastman also introduced able to the owners assessed for said fe.rred to the credit of the General and moved the adoption of the fol- �M� improvements as follows: Fund as follows: lowing resolution: Special Assessment No. Special Assessment No. 531.... $ 5.70 + WHEREAS, the City Comptroller i 531, levied for the Special Assessment No. 539.... 14.99 has examined and audited the ac- purpose of laying a Special Assessment No'. 540.... 20.54 counts of the following special assess - six inch cast iron Special Assessment No. 542.... 1.26 ments, for improvements as stated be - water main in Mil- Special Assessment No. 543.... 1.73 low, and it appears that there is a burn Street from the Special Assessment No, 583.... 2.55 surplus in each of said assessments west line of Sheridan y which is too small to. allow of rebates Road to the east line Total ..............:........$46.77 to the property owners assessed for of Ridge Avenue...., 9 % $162.15 The motion was seconded by Alder- said improvements, therefore, Special Assessment No, man Turnock and carried; voting ayes BE IT RESOLVED, that the City 539, levied for the Aldermen Topliff, Murray, Chandler, Comptroller be, - and he is hereby, purpose of laying a Pettibone, Burns, Sheffield, Turnock, authorized to transfer from said as - system of, cast iron Eiden, Witt, Changelon, Eastman, sessments to the credit of the General water mains in Isa" Kingsley, Knapp and Humphrey (14); Fund amounts as follows: voting nay, none (0). Special Assessment, belle Street, Dewey Alderman Eastman then introduced levied for the Avenue, Broadway epurpose of con - Avenue and Jenks and moved the adoption of the fol- strutting a vitrified tile pipe Street ..... '......... 111/2% 505.47 lowing resolution: sewer in Lincoln Street from Special Assessment No. WHEREAS, the City Comptroller the center line of Sherman 540, levied for the has examined and audited the ac- Avenue to a point six hun- counts of the following special as- dred feet west of the center purpose of grading, sessments, for improvements as line of Sherman Avenue .... $ 21.98 paving and otherwise stated below, and found a net over- Special Assessment No. 538,*" improving Broadway ,� draft in each of said assessments of levied for the purpose of lay - Avenue from the the amounts set opposite ,said im- ing a six inch cast iron water north line of the north Central provements, therefore, main in Warren Street from Street to the BE IT RESOLVED, that the City the west line of Ridge Ave - Eva of the City of Comptroller be, and he is hereby, nue to a point ten feet west Evanston 8�/Z% 787.29 directed to transfer front the General of the center line of Asbury Special eVsessment No. '; Fund to the credit of said assess red for the Avenue .................... 121.81 ments the following amounts for the _ purpose of construct- '� purpose of closing the accounts: Total .... $143.79 ing a vitrified the Special Assessment No. 530,'� The motion was seconded by Alder - pipe sewer in Hart- levied for the purpose of con- rnan Turnock and carried; voting aye ray Avenue from strutting a vitrified tile pipe Aldermen Topliff, Murray, Chandler, the center line of 530. sewer in Florence Avenue Pettibone, Burns, Sheffield, Turnock, Grant Street to a _,t t1_81;«from the center line of Crain Eiden, Witt, Changelon, Eastman, point twenty-five feet 1- Street to the center' line of Kingsley, Knapp and Humphrey (14) ; south of the south S-O- Lee Street ................$106.40 voting nay none (0). line of Colfax Street. 5 % 30.21 Special Assessment No. 541,w Alderman Murray, for the Police Special Assessment No. levied for the purpose of con- Committee, to which was referred 543, levied for the strutting a vitrified tile pipe communication from the executive purpose of laying a sewer in Benson Avenue committee of R. B. Elliott Lodge of six inch cast iron from the center line of Mul- K. of P. and Court of Calanthe and water main- in Hart- ford Street to a point three' Uniform Rank of K. of P., asking that ray Avenue from a hundred fifty feet north of the Council grant permits for parades, point ten feet north the north line of Mulford necessary police assistance, etc., dur- of the center line of Street .........:............ 20."3 ing their encampment and convention Grant Street to a Special Assessment No. 571 v to be held beginning July 12, 1914, point ten feet north levied for the purpose of and running for a period of five days of the center line grading, paving and other- reported .that the committee were in of Colfax Street .... 12 % 86.62 wise improving Sherman favor of granting the 'request and Special Assessment No. Avenue- from the north line moved the approval of the report of. 583, levied for the of Noyes Street to the south the committee and the granting of the purpose of: construct- line of Central Street...... 11.40 permits asked for. The motion was ing a vitrified tile Special Assessment No. 582,— seconded by' Alderman. Pettibone and pipe sewer in Tied- levied for the purpose of carried.' zie Street from the grading, paving and other- Alderman Murray then stated that center line of Sheri- wise improving Warren he had been asked to present to the dan Road westerly Street from the east line of Council the matter of the tendency to a point one hun- Ridge Avenue to the west of certain automobile owners to dodge dred and sixty lineal line of Linden Avenue...... 12.10 their vehicle tax and give the wrong feet west of the west Special Assessment No. 590,*^ horse power for their machines, etc., line of , Sheridan levied for the purpose of and moved that the City Clerk be in - Road .............. 7 % 27.45 grading, paving and other- strutted when issuing licenses to au - BE IT FURTHER RESOLVED, that wise improving Grove Street tomobile owners to require an affida- the Superintendent of Special Assess- from the west lot line of vit as to the horse power of the ma- ments be, and he is hereby directed Wesley Avenue to the east chine for which the license is re - to notify the persons to whom , re- lot line of Darrow Avenue.. 11.50 quired, State license number, etc., on bates are due to present their re- Special Assessment No. 603,lr a. form to be drawn up by the Cor- ceipts showing that payment was levied for the purpose of poration Counsel. The motion was made by them and thereupon issue grading, paving and other- seconded by Alderman Turnock and proper certificates for amounts of re- wise improving Colfax Street carried. bates hereby declared. from the west line of Pio- Alderman Pettibone, for the Com- The motion was seconded by Alder- neer Road to the east line of. mittee on Sewage Diversion, sub - man Witt and carried; voting aye, McDaniel Avenue........... 21.00 mitted report of the committee to the Aldermen Topliff, Murray, Chandler, effect that it has received and con - Pettibone, Burns, Sheffield, Turnock, Total ...................... $182.73 sidered the report of Mr. C. D. Hill, 30 I. l 10 the expert engineer employed by di- street at Elmwood Avenue between Alderman' Eastman, for the Sixth w * rection of the Council to examine and Crain Street and Dempster Street had Ward, introduced a communication report upon the merits, demerits and been torn up by the Public Service from W. AL Mitchell asking that a cost of the respective plans for inter- Company digging for leaks and should »street light be placed at the junction cepting sewers to divert the sewage be properly repaired. Alderman Petti- of Harrison Street and West Railroad '�� of the City of Evanston into the North Shore Channel of the Drainage Canal, bone moved that these complaints be eferred to the Commissioner of Pub- Avenue and also one midway between - Grant Street and Lincoln Street on and recommends that the report be- 1ic'Works with directions to remedy West Railroad Avenue, and moved q� considered in Committee of tb'e the condition. The motion was sec- to that the communication be referredy� Whole at the close of the Council ses- onded by Alderman Sheffield and car- to the Lighting Committee. The mo- Jy, sion and that action thereon be made ried. tion was seconded by Alderman Tur- a special order of business at the Alderman Turnock, for the Fourth nock and carried. y practicable earliest practicable date, and moved�.uublication moved that the matter of the Alderman Pettibone, for the Second that the report received and placedard, of these proceedings of Ward, stated that he had been asked on file and the recommendations con- Council be'referred to the Print- 1 to request the Council to grant per-/�,YU.M..(Nln 1 curred in. The motion was seconded �th cu Alderman Eastman and carried. ing Committee with power to act. mission to the Street Railway Com-/ ,� Co to loan a car to the Glen Views(/ The motion was seconded by Alder. pany Alderman Knapp, for the Water Committee, reported progress in the nl&AAA*� man Burns and carried.Line on Saturdays and Sundays for Q,tf�u � Ala time until that company could getmatter of the work at the filtration Alderman Eiden, for urth another car, and moved that the per- ' plant and stated that it would soon be ready to put into operation. YA"' ;f Ward, presented a communication re- ceived by him from The Washington mission be granted to do so if it can interfering its Upon Call of Wards, Alderman Pet- Laundry officials in regard to the be done without with regular service. The motion was sec- tibone, for the Second Ward, stated safest and most effective method of onded by Alderman Turnock and car - that the Corporation Counsel had cleansing and disinfecting clothing or ried. called his attention to the fact that a linen from houses where contagious Upon motion of Alderman Murray, hole in the pavement of Maple Ave- diseases exist, and moved that it be seconded by Alderman Eiden, the nue about one hundred feet north of referred to the Judiciary Committee, Council then adjourned. Dempster Street should be repaired Corporation Counsel and Health Com- as the City was liable to pave a dam- mittee. The motion was seconded by . JOHN F. HAHN, age case on its hands. Also that the Alderman Burns and carried City Clerk. fw . AA.. I L7 cq w kt OF f AAs., "/ktof �N1 31 269 1 L 1 VI X 270 �J/) pp/�-.,^...w i lJ City Hall, Evanston, Illinois) 'June 16,1914. Regular meeting of the City Council, held .June lbth, 1914. Present: - Alderman Topliff, " Murray, " Chandler, " Pettibone, " Burns, " Sheffield, " Turnock, " Eiden, " witt, " Eastman, " Kingsley, " Knapp, " Humphrey. Page Peschon. Absent:- A1dzrman Changelon. Mayor Smart presiding. Alderman Witt moved that the minutes of a regular meet- ing of the City Council, held June 9th, 1914, be approved without reading. The motion was seconded by Alderman Eastman and carried. City, Clergy: Hahn presented the follovring:- 1. Report of the City Comptroller for the month of May, 1914. Alderman Knapp moved that the report be received Iq and placed on file. The motion was seconded by Alderman East- man and carried. / 2.' Communication from the Commissioner of Public U Works statingthat J lV ehri has applied r G g �pl ed for permission to construct fifty feet of curb and gutter east from present curb til'L� at Sheridan Road and Sheridan Square and one hundred feet of curb and gutter on Sheridan Square northerly from present curb and gutter, being to the west and south of hots 13 and 14, in B lock 1, Arnold and Warren's Addition to Evanston, also for ce- E.� 1 I S GI 271 ment sidewalk to`�a constructed parallel to and six feet inside of the inside edge of.said curb, following same from end to end., and asking for instructions as to issuing of the permit. Alderman Burns moved that this application be re- ferred to the Street Committee and the Commissioner of Public Works. The motion was seconded by Alderman Witt and carried. 3. Communication from the Commissioner. of Public Works, IL- stating that application has been made by Joseph 13. Falcon U for a permit to add a one story addition under his house located at 649 Custer Avenue, and asking for instructions as to issuing of, the permit. Alderman Turnock moved that the application be referred to the Building Committee with power to act. The motion was seconded by Alderman Burns and carried. 4. Communication from Howard W. Lewis, Secretary of the atwitBoard of Commissioners of the Northwest Park District, ac- w t,U.ceptin; for park purposes the land located at the intersection v �J of Lincoln Street, Pioneer Raad and Elm Avenue, under terms of resolution of City Council. Alderman Eastman moved that the communioation be received and placed on file. The motion was seconded by Alderman Knapp and carried. 5. Communication from W.C. Hedrick,. Di rector of Public e yn, Al- Safety, containing report as to cost.of placing safety islands d danger lights at the several subgays in the city, the i�total cost being placed at84-0.15. Alderman Turnock moved AA that the report be referred to the Police Committee. The notion was.seconded by Alderman Topliff and carried. 6. Communication from Walter B. Smith, representing the -4L. .3oard of Park Commissioners of the First .Park District, call- ing attention of the Council to the fact that garbage and rubbish are being dumped into the lake by city employes, and protesting against the practice. Alderman Burns moved that the communication be referred to the Police Committee. The motion was seconded by Alderman Eiden and carried. K�6'Yrv,' �. 7• Communication from the Secretary of the Executive �ommittee of the North Shore Festival Association, expressing L cc�vG� u J1 272 the appreciation_ of the committee of the services rendered to the Festival and to the public by.the members of the Police' and Fire Departments of the City during the late Festival. Mayor Smart stated that if there was no objection this corx uni -cation would be placed on file. 0 8. Cormmunication from a joint committee representing the f � P Lake Shore Neighborhood Ulub and the North Evanston Improvement � Association suggesting that further time be taken for consid- eration before acting upon the sewage diversion matter as approved in the report.of Mr: Hill. Alderman Pettibone moved that this communication be referred to the Committee on Sewage Diversion. The motion was seconded by Alderman Topliff and carried. Alderman Turnock, for the Board of Local Improvements, in- troduced and moved the approval and payment of a contractor's ',. estimate ( No. 2 Partial), in favor of M. Foley Co., in the sum of $900., for pavement in Grove Street from Wesley Avenue to .Dewey Avenue, Special Assessment No. 591- The Notion was sec- onded -by Alderman Pettibone and carried; voting aye Aldermen Topliff,,biurray, Chandler, Pettibone, Burns, Sheffield, Turnock, 'Diden, Witt, Eastman, Kingsley, Knapp and:Humphrey (13); voting nay none (0). Alderman Turnock then Introduced and moved the approval and U� nn k,payment of a contractors estimate (No. 2 Partial), in favor of l.� , \1. Foley Co., in the sum of'$1,200.00, for pavement in Euclid Park Place from Ingleside Place to Sheridan,Road, Special Assess-' i nent No. 594. The motion was seconded by Alderman Burns and parried; voting aye Aldermen Topliff, Murray, Chandler, Pettibone, 3urns, Sheffield, Turnock, Eiden, Witt, Eastman, Kingsley, it :nape and Humphrey (13) ; voting nay none (0). Alder�ian Turnock then introduced and moved the approval and payment of a contractbr's estimate (No. 2 Partial), in favor of e, 19. FoleyCo. , in the sum of $800*00, for pavement in Monticello Street from Ridge Avenue to Orrington Avenue, Special Assessment TTo. 596fe The motion was seconded by Alderman Burns and carried; -sting aye Alderi:,en Topliff, Murray, Chandler, Pettibone, Burns, Sheffield, Turnock, Eiden, Witt, Eastman, Kingsley, Knapp and ISGIU 273 Humphrey (13); voting nay none (0). CO, Alderman Turnock also submitted and moved the approval and payment of a contractor's estimate (Np..2 Partial), in ev, favor of Id. Foley -Co., in the sum of $1,100.00, for pavement in Clinton Place fromvRidge Avenue to Sheridan Roadm Special Assessment No, 597. The motion eras seconded by Alderman Chandler and carried; voting aye Aldermen Topliff,Murray, Chandler, Pettibone, Burns, Sheffield, Turnock, Eiden, Witt, Eastman, Kingsley, Knapp and Humphrey (13); voting nay none (0). Alderman Turnock then moved a suspension of the rules for the passage of two local improvement ordinances providing for the construction of a cement sidewalk five feet four inches in width on the south side of South Boulevard, in the'City of Lvanston, County of Cook, State of Illinois, from the west I. line of Sheridan Road to the east lot line of Michigan .venue, and for the paving of the following roadways in the City ;f Evanston, County of Coo'_, State of Illinois, viz: the roadway of Grove Street, from the west ,lot line of Dewey 1-.venue to the west curb line of Darrow Avenue, and the roadway Cf Darrow Avenue, from the south curb line of.Grove Street to the north lot line of Lake Street. The motion was seconded ty Alderman Topliff and carried;' voting aye Aldermen Topliff, J,rurray, Chandler, Pettibone, Burns, Sheffield, Turnock, Eiden, Witt, Eastman, Kingsley, Knapp and Humphrey (13); voting nay none (0). Alderman Turnock then introduceda recommendation, estimate and ordinance providing that a cement sidewalk, five feet PStatfour inches in width , be constructed on the south d.ideodf e South Boulevard, in the City of Evanston, County of Cook, of Illinois, from the west lat line of Sheridan Road ,o the east lot line of Michigan Avenue, and moved that the Council concur in the recommendation, approve the estimate and pass the ordinan�,e. The motion was seconded by Alderman Marray and carried; voting aye Aldermen Topliff, 1"lurray, 274 Chandler, Pe';:Jtibone, Burns, Sheffield, Turnock, Eiden, tt, Eastman, Kingsley, Knapp and Humphrey (13); voting nay None (0). Alderman Turnock also introduced a recommendation, estimate ` and ordinance, providing for the paving o f the following Gw roadways in the City of Evanston, Countyof Cook, State of Illinois, viz: the roadway of Grove Street, from the nest lot line of Dewey Avenue to the west curb line of Darrow Avenue_, and the roadway of Darrow Avenue, from the south curb line of Grove Street to the north lot line of Lake Street, and moved that the Council concur in the recommendation, approve the estimate and pass the ordinance. The motion was seconded by Alderman Eiden and carried; voting aye Aldermen Topliff, lulurray, Chandler, Pettibone, Burns, Sheffield, Turnock, Eiden, Witt, Eastman, Kingsley, Knapp and Humphrey (13); voting nay none (0). Alderman Eiden, -o- une Audltin,Oommittee, presenued Une !� ci I •�� followinE bills f-o.r the month of May , 1914-, and moved that same be approved and warrants ordered drawn in payment thereof and charged to the respective funds: - Fire Department 300.89 Police Department 404.97 Contingent Expenses 467.40 Public Safety Department 13.25 Contingent Expenses 62.99 Cit,T Comptrollers Office 5.00 " City Collector's Office 36.I Sewer Department 189.38 Health Department 128.84 Legal Expenses 13.65 Public Buildings 175.65 Streets & Alleys oc Wafks Dept 688.73 Streets & Alleys & Walks Dept. 23.40 St'r`eet Repair Department 1,332.89 Public Parks 517.43 City Clerk's Office 5.50 Pumping Station 900.76 I Sul U i 275 1 Water T.ains Department 3, b50.33 Public Works Department 271.75 Signal Service Department 134.81 The motion was seconded by Alderman Burns and carried; voting aye Aldermen Topliff, Mtur-ray, Chandler, Pettibone, Burns, Sheffield, Turnock, Eiden, Witt, Eastman, Kingsley, Knapp and Humphrey (13); voting nay none (0). Alderman Eastman, for the Finance Cot�mittee, introduced and moved the approval by the Council of the following bonds, subject to the approval of the Corporation Coun el:- W_ Bond of ULLrich Plumbing & Heating Co., as Plumbers, 'in -the sum of Five Thousand Dollars, with the Chicago Bonding and V,OJ ''ISurety Company as surety. Bond of Ullrich Plumbing & Heating Co., as Sewer Builder I Drain Layer, in the sum of Ten Thousand Dollars, i,,Tith the Chicago Bonding LI Surety Company as surety. Bond of James D. 'Yigginton, as Sewer Builder and Drain ,Layer, in tie sum of Ten Thousand Dollars, with James vUiggir_ -ton and George A. Kearney as sureties. Bond of James D. ''Jigginton, as Sidewalk Builder, in the A�um xL pf Five Thousand Dollars, �,vi�_am 1 Jes ��igginton and George -(,,�, Kearney as sureties. The motion was seconded by Alderman Knapp and carried. Alderman Turnock, for the Judiciary'' Co,__ninittee, introduced an ordinance governing the storage of oils and other inflawmable ,luids and moved that it be referred to the Judiciary Committee The motion was seconded by Alderman Topliff and carried. Under Call of ."lard, Alderman Eastman, for the Sixth lard, tj4�_ presented a coy :unicatior_ froth J.B.Ackerman in regard to the Ax- A _aising of the crossings on Harrison Street to prevent speeding stating that it should be done at the same time that the street :is treated with tarvia, and _coved that the cotrziunication be re- l(JJ (erred to the Street Committee. The motion was seconded by Al- derman Knapp and carried. Upon .notion of Alderman Topliff, seconded by Alderman Chandler, the Council then adjour d. City � - Clerk. 2'76 a City Hall, Evanston, Illinois, June 23, 1914. Regular meeting of the City Council, held June 23, 1914. Present:- Alderin_an Topliff, , it V"urray , " Chandler, " Pettibone, " Burns, " Sheffield, " Turnock, Eiden, '1 Witt, " Cha.ngel'on, l n Eastman, " Kingsley, " Knapp, Humphrey. r Page Peschon. Absent: - None. 1/layor Smart presiding. 4 Alderman 1Vitt rooted that the minutes of a 'regular meeting of the City Council, held June- 16th, 1914-, be approved without reading. The motion eras seconded by Alderman Eiden and carried. 4 r 11ayor Smart announced the appointment of John J. Stadtler and Andrew P. Palm as special police officers for School District3* D �v-Q,�,�,�.75 • Alderman Knapp moved that the appointments be confirmed by the Council. The :notion was seconded by Alderman Murray and -1arried. City Clerk Hahn called the attention of the ua:ter Committee To the fact that on November llth, 1913, a request of the Evan- .. p'`, ton Day Nursery for the dregs use of water or reduction in grater t� Ntt - ates at their building 1515 Wesley Avenue was referred to said ' (committee and no report had been ?nade as yet upon the matter, iI SG 1-1 277 i Alderman Knapp stated that the matter has been piit in the hands of Commissioner 1,ioore to ascertain what reduction such places should be given and in the meantime the grater would not be shut off from the premises. Mayor Smart stated if mo objection the matter would remain in the hands of the "'dater Committee. r� Alderman •Tussock, for the Board of Local Improvements, Q introduced a -recommendation, estimate and ordinance, pro- viding that the folloiring -roadways in the City of Evanston, _i County of Cook, State of Illinois, viz:- the roadway of d�'--� Bridge Street, from the northerly end of the bridge spannir_g , 04,o- 6.,, - J� 6,,_ , ► the North Shore Channel of the Sanitary District of Chicago a� - to the north curb line of Payne Street; the roadway of Payne Street, fro the c,;-esterly curb line of Bridge Street to the zrrest lot line of Country Road; the roadway of Country Road, from the north lot line of Simpson Street to the north lot line of Noyes Street (except across the roadway of Payne Street); the roadway of Noyes Street, from the -v��,est lot line of Country Road to the east curb line of Dodge Avenue; the roadway of Dodge Avenue, from the north _curb line of Noyes Street to the south curb line of Grant Street; the roadway of Grant Street, from the west lot line of Darrow Avenue to the east lot line of McDaniel Avenue; the roadway of Brown Avenue, from the south lot line of Colfax Street to the south lot line .of Noyes ,Street ( except across the roadways of in- tersecting streets); the roadway of Grey Avenue, from the south lot line of Colfax: Street to the north curb line of Payne Street (except across the roadways of intersecting streets) ; the roadway of Hart-rey Avenue, from the south lot line of Colfax Street to the south lot line of Payne Street (except across the roadways of intersecting streets); the roadwayi of Pioneer Foad, from the south lot line of Colfax Street to the north lot line of Simpson Street (except across the roadways of intersecting streets); also that portion of the roadways of all intersecting alleys lyinE;within said por- tion of said streets, be paved, and moved that the Council con -cur in the recommendation, approve the estimate and pass the 278 ord.inem.ce. The motion was seconded by Alderman Chandler and carried; voting aye Aldermen Topliff, Murray, Chandler, Petti -bone, Burns, Sheffield, Turnock, Eiden, Suitt, ChanEelon, East -man, Kingsley, Knapp and Humphrey (14) ; ' voting nay non e (0) . Alderman Turnocin then iAtroduced a recommendation, esti- mate and ordinance, providing for the paving of the follo,+;ing roadways in the City of Evanston, County of Cook, State of r v Illinois, viz:- the roadway of Simpson Street, from the west curb line of Ridge Avenue to the west curb line of Bridge Street (;except across "lest Railroad Avenue, Dewey Avenue, Darrow ;Avenue and Railway Right of Way) ;. the roadway of Bridge Street, from the north curb line of Simpson Street to the southerly end of the bridge spanning the North Shore Channel of the Sanitary District of Chicago; the roadway,of Len Place, from the 'west lot line of Ridge Avenue to the west lot line of Asbury Avenue; the roadway of Asbury Avenue, from the north curb line of Leon Place to the north lot line of Grant Street (except across the,roadway of Simpson Street); the roadway of Grant Street, from the east curb line of Asbury Avenue to the vest lot line of Ridge Avenue; the roadway of Noyes Street, from the west lot line of Ridge Avenue to the easterly right of way line of the Chicago and North Western Railway ( except across the roadway of Asbury Avenue); the roadway of Leonard Place, from the nest lot line of Ridge Avenue to the east curb line of Asbury Avenue;; the roadway of Washington glace, f:cor. the Lrsest curb line of Asbury Avenue to the easterly right of way line of the Chicago and North liVestern Railway Company; the roadway of Wesley Ave- nuefrom the north curb line of Simpson Street to the north lot line of Noyes Street (except across the roadways of Washington Place and Noyes Street); the roadway of Jackson Avenue, from the north curb line of Simpson Street to the i,esterly lot line r of ?Test Railroad Avenue; the roadway of Ashland Avenue, from the north lot line of .Poster Street to the south right of way line of the Sanitary Di -trice of Chicago (except across the roadways ISGU i 279 1 1 1 of Simpson Street and Payne Street); -the roadway of Payne Street, from the tivesterly, lot line of West Railroad Avenue to the easterly right of ^say lire of the Sanitary District of Chicago (except across the -roadways of Jackson Avenue and .Ashland Avenue and except across Dewey Avenue and Darrow .Avenue); also that portion of the roadways of all intersect Ting alleys lying within said portion sof said streets, and -inoved that the Council concur in the reco.lvnendation, approve the estimate and pass the ordinance. The motion was �3econded by Alderman Pettibone and carried; voting aye Alder- nen Topliff, Murray, Chandler, Pettibone, Burns, Sheffield, Vurnoc"k, Eiden, Witt, Changelon, Eastman, -Kingsley, Knapp and l'umphrey (14�) ; voting nay none (0) . Alderman Turnock also introduced a recotmiendation, estimte :.nd ordinance, providing for the paving of the follo,�vring road - in the City of Evanston, County of Cook, State of Illiri- ►pis, viz: the roadway of Dodge Avenue, from the south lot :line of Emerson Street to the north lot lino of Crain Street ,except across railua-y right of way); the roadway of Green- wood Street, from the east lot line of Dodge Avenue to the west lot line of Wesley Avenue; the roadway of As .,land Ave - blue, from the north lot line of Dempster'Street to the south a `A _ot line of Grove Street (except across Greenwood Street); the roadway of Lake Street, from the west lot line of Ashland j,venue westerly to the easterly right of -may line of the Chica -go and north Western Railzpray Company; the roadwj:�y of .tlor- once Avenue, from the north lot line of Greenwood Street to 14he south.lot line of Church Street (except across Lake Street, (Trove Street and Davis Street ); the roadway of Dewey Avenue, from the north lot line of Grove Street to the south lot line cf Church Street (except across Lake Street); and the roadway cf Darrow Avenue, -from the north lot line of Greenwood Street to the south lot line of Lake Street, and moved that the Coun 1J ,S - cil concur in the recoLunendation, approve the est;ima.te and pass the ordinance. The _notion was seconded by Alderman Chandler and carried; voting aye Aldermen Topliff, Murray,, Chandler, Pettibone, Burns, Sheffield, Turnock, Eiden, -lIritt, Changelon, Eastman, Kingsley, Knapp and Humphrey (14); vot- ins nay none (0). Alderman Eiden, for the Auditing Committee, intr9duced the folio,,,gins bills and moved that same be approved and warrants ordered dra'un in payment thereof and charged to the respective Printing Department 78.50 Public Parks 103.20 Health Department 32.50 The motion was seconded by Alderman Turnock and carried; voting aye Aldermen Topliff, lYlurray, Chandler, Pettibone, Burns, Shef- field, ,Turrnock, ,Eiden, Vitt, Changelon, .Eastman, Kingsley, Knapp and Humphrey (14) ; voting nay none (0) . Alderman Eiden also presented bill of the Streets & Alleys & Walks Department, in the sum of,$960.00, and mov-Erd that it ATt be,approved subject to the approval of the Street Committee, Alderman Turnock moved as a substitute:motio,n that the bill be referred to the Street Committee to be taken up before the adjournment. of the Cou::cil.. The substitute motion was seconded by Alderman Burns and carried. Alderman Sheffield, for the Building Committee, to which fVV1"was referred application of Irene Sparling for permit to erect a U story frame husical practice building yo be located at the ' N.E. corner of Grrin„ton Avenue and Library Place4i presented report of the committee recoimmendins the approval of the applica tion and the issuance of the permit as requested:iji and moved the approval of the report of the committee. The motion was seconded by Alderman Burns and carried. Alderman Sheffield also presented report of the Building {' p x L eL "� �oL;iittee upon application of Joseph G. Falcon to add a one story addition -under his house located at 649 Custer Avenue, �Tnich t,as referred to the committee with power to act, to the plffect that the application was approved and the Commissioner of =ublic Works authorized to issue the permit for the work. lerman Sheffield moved the approval of the report of the comp }nittee. The motion was seconded by Alderman Turnock and carried.` I I-SGa U 281 1 1 41 i Alterman Eastman, for the Finance Committee, presented aA bond of James J. Dunbar, as Sewer Builder and Drain Layer, in the sum of Ten Thousand Dollars, with the American Surety Company of New York as surety, and moved that the And be approved by the Council. The motion was seconded by Alderman Witt and carried. Alderman Eastman then mmved a suspension of the rules for the passage of the Annual Tax Levy Ordinance. The motion was seconded by Alderman_ Chandler and carried; acting aye Aldermen Topliff, Murray, Chandler, Pettibone, Burns, Sheffield, Turnock_, Eiden,,Witt, Changelon, Eastman, Kingsley, Knapp and. Humphrey (14); voting nay none (0). Alderman Eastman then introduced an ordinance levying municipal and public library taxes in the City of Evanston, - in the County of Cook and State of Illinois, for the fiscal year beginning January lst and ending December 31st, 1914, and moved the passage of the ordinance. The motion was seconded by Alderman Pettibone and carried; voting aye Aldermen Topliff, NArray, Chandler, Pettibone, Burns, Shef- field, Turnock, Eiden, Witt, Changelon, Eastman, Kingsley, Knapp and Humphrey (14); voting nay none (0). "J Alderman Eastman then presented retort of the Finance " + � f i - �� l9 Committee as follows: - At the las., meeting, of the City Council the Finance Committee were requ sted to find $1,000 ,QQ for the installation of Islands of Safety- and Danger Lights. Your Committee finds that 01,000. appropriated for scales in the annual appropriation ordinance has not as yet been used and there seems to be no imsdiate prospects of its being used and we, therefore, recommend that the $1,000. so appropriated, namely- Police Department $100., Sewer Department $100, Street and Alley Department $500, Fire Department $100, Water Department $200- be transferred to the Contingent Fund, and used to install the Islands of Safety and Danger bights as proposed, with the understanding that a like amount he included in the next appropriation ordinance ,for the city scales." 282 Alderman 'Murray moved that the report be approved. The motion was seconded by Alderman Turnock and carried; vot- ing aye Aldermen Topliff, Murray, Chandler, Pettibone, Burns, Sheffield, Turnock, Eiden, Witt, Changelon, Eastman, Kingsley, Knapp and Humphrey (14); voting nay none (0). Alderman Murray, for the Police Committee, then moved that z the Council appropriate a sum not to exceed $1000. in accordan'n.e with the recommendation of the Finance Committee, for the in -stallation of Islands of 'afety and Danger Li . s to be located at west Railroad Avenue and Lincoln Street, Chicago Avenue and N.W. Elevated Subway, South of Birchwood Terrace (subway south of Calvary) , t-wo at Chicagol,Avenue and Davis Street and one at Church Street and East Railroad Avenue, sage to be placed under the direction of the Director of Public Safety and Commissioner of Public Works, and to be paid for out of the Contingent Fund after the transfers recomm-nended are made. The motion .was seconded by Alderman -Pettibone and carried; voting aye Al- dermen Topliff, Murray, Chandler, Pettibone, Burns, Sheffield, Turnock, Eiden, Witt, Changelon, Eastman, Kingsley, Knapp and Humphrey (14); voting nay none (0). flame Alderman Topliff, for the Railroad Committee, presented ryYlt. - a communication from Catharine laugh ThLeCulloch, Chairman of the Transportation Committee for Noyes Street Idotheris Club asking that the I,,rLayor and City Council give their approval of p,.:�,�,an for Evanston Railway Co. to allo,.v cars frog. Chicago to n,w tun over the Evanston line up and back once on July 9th, 1914, Vo for the purpose of conveying guests bf this club to Evanston IL I for a picnic on that day, and moved that the permission re- quested be granted. The motion was seconded by Alderman Turnock and carried. Under Call of Wards, Alderman Chandler, for the Second x Ward, moved that the 'hayor and City Comptroller be authorized to issue warrants in payment of the 'Temporary pgLy-rolls for the month of June on July 3rd, 1914, and re.;ort as to amount paid i 1 SGI11 283 at the next regular meeting of the Council, which will be held on July 7th, 1914. The motion -,eras seconded by Alderman Eastman and carried; votin;,: aye Aldermen Topli f, ij?urray, Chandler, Pettibone, Burns, Sheffield, Turnock, Eiden, Uitt, Changelon Eastman, Kingsley, Knapp and Humphrey (14) • voting nay none (0) Alderman Chandler also presented a petition, signed by At - .fifteen persons resi4ing in the vicinity of ElrnVrood Avenue, D. Dempster Street and Greenwood Boulebard, calling attention to Ct p IoA"_,,he nuisance which is constantly being created by the clea.n- f�'Yut�r. ing establishment located in the rear of 1310 Sherman Ave- nue, near Dempster Street, and asking that the Council take E+or.:�e steps to relieve them of this nuisance. Alderman Chandler moved that this petition be referred to the Judici- ary Committee to see if they cannot draw up a new ordinance to cover cases of this kind. The motion uas second.dd by Alderman Kingsley and carried. Alderman Pettibone, fo_1 the Second ',`lard, stated that ;2 trn,-vim y zie had previously calledthe attention of the Council to some holes in the pavemen "+c, of Mlaple Avenue, just north of Dempster Street, and to the condition of_Elixood A venue between Crain (LOU. Otreet and �J-reen4vood "oulevard, and the matters were referred to the Comn.rIssioner of Public Work-s -with directions to make the repairs, but nothing had been done and conditions were just the same as before. Alderman Pettibone therefore moved that this matter be again referred to the Commissioner of Public aforks with directions to make those repairs and charge the expense to the Street Fund. The motion was seconded by klder man Hurray and carried; voting aye Aldermen Topliff, :UIurray, Chandler, Pettibone, Burns, Sheffield, Turnock, Eiden 117itt, Changelor_, Eastman, Kingsley, Knapp and Humphrey (14) ; �roting nay none (0) . Nh A1derm-em Burns, for the 'Third Ward, stated that there Sras a discrepancy in the matter of the appropriation for oil- ing in the Third Vard, as given in the oiling schedule, and Moved that this matter be refereed to the Street Commmittee to t,,ake up and report back to the Council this evening. The notion was seconded by Alderman Eiden and carried. OM Alderman Turnock, for the Fourth Ward, stated that he had AJ -been handed a plan for a chicken house to be erected on a lot on Barton Street and moved that the matter be referred to the Busains Comrittee with power to act. The motion was seconded by Alderman Eiden and carried. Alderman Eiden, for the Fourth Ward, presented a petition Uh, �aigned by six property owners and residents in the vicinity f Asbury Avenue, Howard and Harvard Streets, asking that a street light be installed on Asbury Avenue between Howard and Harvard Streets, and moved that the petition be referred to the sighting Committee. Alderman Eiden also presented petition, signed by twenty 11006roperty owners and residents in the vicinity of Madison Street. sbuary Avenue and Ridge Avenue, asking; that a street light be Lnstalled on Madison Street between Ridge Avenue and Asbury jsvenue, and moved that the petition be referred to the Lighting Committee. The motion was seconded by Alderman Humphrey and carried. Alderman Knapp, for the Seventh. Ward, stated that although ,the Council had already acted upon the plan for building of �,� Nr. Sparling, he thou 4ht the committee should -look into the V P'Xibrdinances very carefully and see if there was not an implied U , viola pion of an ordinance t_iere; that the property owners in the vicinity he was sure would object tery seriously to the erection of this building and he thought if it could be done Legally the penIt should be withheld until further invvstiga- oion is made. Alderman Burns moved a reconsideration of the -rote by which the issuing of permit for hr. Sparlingt s building was authorized. The motion was seconded by Alderman Humphrey and carried;* voting aye Alderlen Topliff, Murray, Chandler, Pettibone, Burns, Sheffield, Turnock, Eiden, Witt, Changelon, 1 1 Eastman, Kingsley, Knapp and Humphrey (14) ; voting nay none (0) Alderman Turnpck then moved that this matter be re -re- ferred to the Building Committee and the aldermen from the Seventh Ward. The motion'es seconded by Alderman Sheffield and carried. ISGaU 285 CC2r�w►�t� Alderman Turnock then :roved that the Council take a recess tp give the Street Committee time to act upon some bills and the error in the oiling schedule for the Third Ward. The motion was seconded by Alderman Burns and.' carried. -When the meeting was again called to order by the :LZayor Vat f at 10:a0 o'clock, Alderman Eiden, for the Auditing Coy-M ittee, presented bill against the Street and Alley Department, in the sum of $960, for horses, and moved that same be approved and warrant ordered draTm in payment thereof and charged to the Street Fund. The motion was seconded by Alderman Pettibone and carried; voting aye Aldermen Topliff, Marray, Chandler, Pettibone, Burns, Sheffield, Turnock, Eiden, Witt, Changelon, Eastman, Kingsley, Knapp and Humphrey (14) ; voting naynone (0). Alderman Burns stated that' the Street Committee had taken - up the matter of the discrepancy in the oiling schedule and it G� n' (AIM,, tru was the sense of the committee that the schedule as adopted I by the Council be changed and imdidied in the following respects ,J Iviz:: that $140 be paid out.of the Street Pepaif Fund for use lof the Third Ward on the streets in addition to amount stated in schedule, and also that $250. of the amount appropriated for s�Tork at intersection of Main Street and Hinman Avenue be devoted to the oiling of the streets in the Third Ward, and moved that the report of the committee be approved. The motion was seconded by Aldenrian ��,itt and carried; voting aye Aldermen Topliff, a;iu.r ay, Chandler, Pettibone, Burns, Sheffield, Turnock, .Eiden, huitt, ChanEelon, Eastman, Kingsley, Isnappand Iumphrey z (14�; voting nay iione (0) . s Alderman Humphrey, for the Li shting Committee, moved that hoA4, ,Pir►1, the comAttee be given po`v,Ter, in conjunction i,-trith the Corporation j �rI y Counsel, to employ all expert at an expense of not to exceed t $5, 250.. to a.id the Corporation Counsel in bringing; up the eU ase of the City of Evanston against the Lighting Company be- r fore the Public Utilities Board. The motion was seconded by Alderman Eastman and carried; voting aye Aldermen Topliff, 1.2ur-ray, Chandler, Pettibone, Burns, Sheffield, Turnock, Eiden, +,Tilt, Chaxlgelon, Eastman, rii �g;sley, Knapp and imphrey (14); votin't, Play none (0) . Alderman Eastman, for the Finance Committee, stated that < theCity f Evanstons ss f i � o till h�.a po���rer to issue bond for about ""r-ic-#'-�_ $75,000. ill case it should seem best to do so in connection with the diversion of the s eirsage . Q Alderman Pettibone, for the Special Committee on Sewage �� UV►1J f cbAU" Diversion, moved that the matter of the diversion of the sewer t. e allo,7ed to go over until the next meetinE of the Council on l(t,� July 7th, 1914-, as it iras Settin; so late, and that it be glade a special o_der of business for that meeting. Mayor Smart stated, r that unless there were objections the matter v ou'_d bo over as re-, quested but that he wished each alderman to study the matter t t in the meantime and be ready for action on the evening of July'7th "Arithout fail. Alderman Eiden, for ti;e AuditinG Corntnittee, presented bills of w the Street Department amounting to $ j28.$2, and moved that same i E be approved and warrants ordered dratitrn in payment thereof and i charged to the ;street Depa-rtinent Fund. The motion -vas seconded a by Alderman Humphrey and carried; voting aye.Aldermen Topliff, Itaurray, , Chandler, Pettibone,; Burns, Sheffield, Turnocl1, Eiden, 0 , itt , Chan Se lon, Eastman, Kings 1 ey , Knapp and Humphrey (14) ; voting nay none (0) . Upon motion of Alderman Topliff, seconded by Alderman Sheffield, the Council then adj rned. J'i'ty Clerk. t t i 287 City Hall, Evanston, Illinois, July 7, 1914. Regular meeting of the City Council, held July 7th, 1914. Present: Alderman Topliff, " 1,1a rray, " Chandler, Pettibone, Burns, " Sheffield, " Turno ck, " Eastman, " Kingsley, " Knapp, " Humphrey. Page Pescnon. Absent: None. Hayor Smart presiding. Alderman Witt moved that the minutes of a regular meet- ing of the City Council, held June 23rd, 1914, be approved without reading. The motion was seconded` by Alderman Eastmali and carried. IT-ayor S<aart announced the appointment of lr. David Avery as a Special Police officer. Alderman hurray moved that the appointment be confirmed by the Council The :notion was second -ed by Alderman iopliff and carried. City Clerk Hahn presented the follohng:- 1. Communication from the Commissioner of Public Works UYw .atating that application has been filed by MO. A.L. Jones for a permit to erect a frame storage shed in the rear of 611 Dav `is Street and asking for instructions as to the issuing of the permit. Alderman Eiden moved that the application. be re- ferred to the Buildin.Z Committee. The Dtion was seconded ly Alderman Chan`elon and carried. N 2. Report of the Commissioner of Public Works upon iv✓ work needed to be done upon sidewalks, together with an esti- mate of the cost of making the repairs, and asking; for in- structions as to the doing of the work. Alderman Yarray moved that the report be referred to the Street Committee. The -motion was seconded by Alderman Changelon and carried. 3. Deport of the City Comptroller as to amount of i�par ents made on July 3rd , 1914, aame amounting; to $5 989. 64 q r 'Alderman lknapp moved that the action of the Mayor and Comp- troller in makinL these payments be approved by the Council. The _notion was seconded by Alderman Eastman and carried; vot- ing aye Aldermen Topliff, hurray, Chandler, Pettibone, Burns, Sheffield, Eiden, Witt, Changelon, Eastman, Kingsley, Knapp and 11.umphrey (13-) ; voting; nay none 4. Co=m- nication from the Corporation Counsel contain sng andopinion as to the power or the City Council to pass ,Ak, a. valid ordinance compelling the closin of stores in Evan- ston on Sunday, to the effect that a valid ordinance can be r(enacted by the City of Evanston prohibiting the carrying on the business of vending goods, wares. and merchandise on Sunday, and prohibiting the keeping open of places of amuse- ment on Sunday, and that such an ordinance would not necess- arily be illegal if exceptions were made in the cases of restaurants, drug stores and hotels, Alderman Topliff moved that this opinion be referred to the Judiciary Committee. The motion was seconded by Alderman Marray and carried.. 3. Communication from the Corporation Counsel, transmitt- ing an ordinance for the diversion of sewage covering the plans known as the Greenleaf Street Plan and Plan K of the Sanitary vt�,District. ila.yor Smart stated that if there was no objection •the consiaeratian of this ordinance would be postponed until the close of the meeting when the matter of sewage diversion was to be made a special order of business. J ISGU 289 i ��►, 6. Statement from the Board of Engineers of the Evan- ' � _ hon Railway Company, to the effect,that on or before the AAA q Q30th day of June, 1914t there had been expended in new con- struction, reconstruction, new property and equipment in the rehabilitation of the street railway system the sum of Two U11ndred Thousand Dollars ($200,000:) Alderman Topliff moved that this statement be referred to the Railroad Committee. the motion was seconded by Alderman Chandler and carried. �Q 7. Communication from O'Connor & Welter, transmitting xi � � � building permit for an apartment building which was to be �arected at Ridge Avenue and Davis Street, for which they _paid $236,50, and stating that the land has been sold and the proposed building abandoned and asking for a return of the money paid for the permit. Alderman Burns moved that the re - guest be granted and the Hayor and City Comptroller directed oo draw a check for the amount of the permit fee, to the order of O'Connor & Welter, and charge to the funds to which he money was credited when received. The motion was second- d by Alderman Eiden and carried; voting aye Aldermen Topliff, hurray, Chandler, Pettibone, Burns, Sheffield,Eiden, ulTitt, Changelon, Eastman, Kingsley, Knapp and Humphrey (13); int ing nay none (0) . 8. Petition, signed by twelve residents of the naigh- borhood, asking g that an electric light be installed at the �- intersection of Park Flace and Reese Avenue. Alderman Hum- phrey moved that the petition be referred to the LiShting Committee. The motion was seconded by Alderman Kingsley and carried.. Q e 9• Communication from Mr. M.C. Harper, calling the attention of the Council to the thrifty growth of Canada Q`-V'Q_UThistles on a vacant lot cast side of Sherman'Avehue about 75 feet north of Emerson Street, Alderman Murray moved ,,7 ._:r that the co.��u..nlcatzon be referred to the Director _ of Public Safety. The motion was seconded by Alderman Knapp and carried. 200 cw�' n Alderman Chandler, for the Board of Local Improvements pp' presented and moved the approval and payment of a Contractorts Estimate (No. 4 Partial), in favor of H.G. Goelitz, in the sum of $59900., for pavement in Sheridan Road from Bain Street to Sheridan Square, Special Assessment No. 605. The motion was seconded by Alderman Topliff and carried; voting aye Aldermen Topliff, 1&rray, Chandler, Pettibone, Burns, Shffield, Eiden, VVitt, Changelon, Eastman, Kingsley, Knapp and Humphrey (13); voting nay none (0). Alderman Chandler also presented and moved the approval 4 Y044nd payment of a Contractor's Estimate (No. 4 Partial) , in favor of IT-G. Goelitz, Contractor, in the sum of $3, 500. , fo-r pavement in South Boulevard fro_.., Chicago Avenue to Sheridan Road, Special Assessment No. 606. The motion was seconded by Alderman Burns and carried; voting aye Aldermen Topliff, , IF-urray, Chandler, Pettibone, Burns, Sheffield, Eiden, Jitt, Changelon, Eastman, Kingsley, Knapp and Humphrey (13�); voting nay none (0) . n n Alderman Eiden, for the Auditing Com.rittee, presented the folloi,,Ting bills and moved that same be approved and :^rarrants ordered draav-n in payment thereof and charged to the respective ' funds: - Street Lighting $ 2,517.83 -Water Department 9 , 498.78 ` The motion was seconded by Alderman Eastman and carried; vot- ing aye Aldermen Topliff, Iulurray, Chandler, Pettibone, Burns aye on Street Lighting Bill and nay on Water Department bills, Sheffield, Eiden, Vitt, Changelon, Eastman, Kingsley, Knapp and llurnphatey (13) ; voting nay none (0).. Alderman. Sheffield, for the Building., Com iittee, to which �t I , was referred application of TIvIr. Creig for a permit to build a chicken house on the rear of .'--,is property on Barton Place and �Clevela3zd Avenue, sa•:.,ie being referred -uith power to act, sub - witted report of the committee to the effect that the applica- tion was approved and the CorL�issioner of, Public Worlks author- ized to issue proper permit. Alderman Sheffield moved the approval of the report of the committee, by the Council. The notion was ceconded by Alderman Eiden and carried. l�S G CJ 291 Alderman Sheffield also reported upon application of ,A,tU ,1 Spa.rling for a permit to erect a music practise building kon Library Place east of Crrin2ton Avenue, to the effect - c4t- that after further investigation by the committee and the aldermen fro,:n the Seventh I'tiTard they reached the same con- clusion as the comnittee did before, that the permit could _ not be i,�ithheld, and Moved that the application be approved by the Council and the permit be issued. The motion was seconded by Alderm-an Topli ff and carried. p t� Alderman Eastman, fo-r the Finance Committee, presented �n, clo bond of J.C. Berndt, as Plumber, in the sum of Five Thousand Dollars, with the Chicago Banding and Surety Company as sure- ty, and moved that same be approved by the Council. The motion was seconded by Alderman ti'ditt and carried. Alderman Kingsley, for the Committee on health, Sani- k tation and Charities, moved that the amount of r_,ioney allowed /10o to the Health Depart°nent for a petty cash account be in- ,Y`4 �'V c.aW �0, creased by $10., making $20.00 in all for that purpose, and that the matter be referred to the Finance Committee with power to act. The motion was seconded by Alderman Knapp = and carried. to Alderman Turnock, for the Judiciary Committee, presented petition from ovv-ners of property on Sheridan Road, asking ����-rVhat the regulation and control of said road be turned over to the Commissioners of Lincoln Park, also on ordinance pro- viding for such transfer, and - ved that they be referred to the Judiciary Committee, and that in the meantime copies be sent to each of the aldermen. The motion was seconded by Alder: pan Murray and carried. Alderman llu- phrey, for the Ii 'stir_ Committee, reported that the com .ttee, in conjunction with the Corporation Coun- Ac�(� �'`� sel, had entered into a contract on July 6th with !,,Ir. W.Y. fuddle, of the firm of Sloan, fuddle, Fenstel & Freeman, of ��Tadison and Indianapolis, to prepare an inventory on the gas proposition, the contract beinS made on a per diem basis, 3 292 not to exceed $3,250., with the provision for cancellation by the city at a minimum fee of $300., and moved that'the Council approve the action of the committee in making the contract. The motion was seconded by Alderman Burns and carried. Alderman Topliff, for the Railroad Com..qittee, stated that on August 6, 1914, fife time would expire in wizich the Evanston Railway Co_ripany is required to construct and maintain terminal facilities at or adjacent to Howard Avenue, wit_Z necessary wait- ing rooms, and -it seemed desirable to extend the time, so moved a suspension of the rules for the passage of an ordinance extend- ing the time to November 6, 1914. The motion was seconded by Alderman Turrock and carried; voting aye 'Aldermen Topliff, T,ur- ray. Chandler, .Pettibone, Burns, Sheffield, Turnock, Eiden, Witt, Changelon, Eastman, Kingsley, Knapp and Fumphrey (14) ; voting nay none Alderrnah Topliff then introduced an ordinance extending Phe time for the building of the terminal facilities and wait- ing -rooms at Hozi-Tard,Avenue to Nove�fber 6, 1914, nand moved e passage of the ordinance: The motion was seconded by Alder- �� - isn Eastmanand carried; voting aye illderrnen Topliff, .,;Iurray, (ttHandler, Pettibone, Burns, Sheffield, Turnock, Eiden, Witt, hangelon, Eastman, Kingsley', Knapp and Humphrey (14) ; voting; ay none (0). �. Alderman Topliff then introduced an ordinance providing for he elevation' of the tracks of the Northwestern Elevated Railway , n ompa.ny fro Church Street `north, and 7�,loved that it be taken up h,in a committee of the °;"hol'e at the close of the Council meeting and be made a special order of business for next week Tuesday `evening. The motion ;was seconded by Alderman Knapp and carried. t� Under Call of Wards, Alderman Burns, for. the Third ;rard, tti z �apoke of the need of street lights being installed, one bete,,peen kt/ju,1t` 'eeney Street and i-edzie and the other between L,eeney Street and SBoulevard, oulevwrd, and moved _oved that the matter of the installation' 1 1 1 I1SG,U 293 of these lights be referred to the Li&'iting Cominittee.for action at the next meeting of the Council. The motion was seconded by Alderman Widen and carried. Alderman Eiden, for the Fourth Wards presented a petition, signed by fifteen residents and property owners in the vicinity, asking that a street light be installed on I,1Ionroe Street be- tween Asbury Avenue and Ridge Avenue, and moved that the peti- tion be -referred to the Lighting Committee. The motion was seconded by Alderman Turnock and carried. Alderman Eastman, for the Sixth- Ward, moved that :;-hen the Council adjourned on July 14th it be until September 8th, 1914, The motion was seconded by'Alderman Knapp and carried. Hlayor Smart stated that the Council vrould now proceed with the special order of business which was the report of the Committee on Sey.7age Diversion and called upon Alderman Pettibone the chairman of that committee. Alderman Pettibone stated that the majority of the Council seemed to be in favor of the rt �yY, Greenleaf Street Plan; that he was convinced that that plan was the better one all things considered; that he was in favor of putting the Greenleaf Street Flan up to the Sanitary District githout any propob-itioh or offer of any kind'in regard to the city standing a portion of, the expense, but simply because it seemed for the best interests of the City of Evanston; that he 1,,^4ished to introduce the ordinance prepared by the Corporation Counsel and ask that copies be furiiished to each of the alder- men and that the passage gf the ordinance be made a special order of business for the next meeting of the Council. The motion was seconded by Alderman -lumphrey and carried. Upon motion of Alderman Chan4elon, seconded by Alderman 'Witt, the Council .then adjourned. City Clerk. I 294 City Hall, Evanston, Illinois, July 14, 1914. Regular meeting; of the City Council, held July 14th, 1914. 1}r e s grit: - Alderman Topliff, Murray, Chandler, " Pettibone, " Burns, " Sheffield, " Turnock, it Eiden, it witt , it Changelon, it Kingsley, " Knapp, " Humphrey. Page Peschon. Absent: - Alderman Eastman. Mayor Smart presiding. Alderman Witt moved that the: minutes of a regular meeting of the City Council, held July ?th, 1914, be approved without reading. The motion was seconded by Alderman Knapp nand carried. Vl 2� v�tc Mayor Smart stated that he had had hand-ed to him the Financial Report of the Public library for the year May 1, 1913 t�t LcL i-t to May 1, 1914, and said that unless there was some objection the report mould be received and placed on file. Mayor Smart also announced that he wished to re-6ppoint three members of the Library Board z1rhose terms had expired to {W U succeed themselves, viz:- Mrs, Rufus C. Dawes, lvir C.14.Carl=i�t V TI�dU and Prof. F. 3u. Nichols. Alderman Topliff moved that the appoint - intents be confirmed by the Council. The motion was seconded by Alderman Humphrey and carried. ISGIU 295 1 1 City'Clerk Hahn presented the following:- 1. Reports of the City Treasurer and the City ;omptroller for the month of June, 1914, Alderman Witt novel that these reports be received and placed on file. Phe motion was seconded by Alderman Changelon and carried. A � 2. Commmnication from the Director of Public SgLf ety , stating that the cominu.nication of 111r. U.C. Harper, in h� regard t-o growth of Canada thistles on vacant lot on the east side of Sherman Avenue, about seventy-five feet north of Emerson Street, which was referred to him, had received attention. mayor Smart stated that unless there was some ob- jection the communication would be received and placed on file. 3. Communication from IIr. B. Harpole, Supt.Dist Qo, B and C, Public Service Company, again' requesting that the irl �y'n�.'9-�^"�� bond given on April 28th, 1911, by the Northwestern Gas bight 1 and Coke Company in connection with the installation of cer- ti �� -� ►1 tain Mains in Evanston, all of which worts has been completed, be returned. Alderman Turnock moved that the cormn-unication be received and placed on file. The motion was seconded by Alderman Eiden and carried. 4. Petition, signed by si.,teen of the business f In `C.u. anen of Dempster Street, asking that the Council have the e Q'u � CA _Evanston Railway Company clear Dempster Street and the street t� ,� r north _ from along the Northz��est,.rn Elevated Railroad running no m ��Dempster Street of .the cement dust that is on the street. !klderman Topliff moved that the petition be referred to the 3ailroad Committee. The motion was seconded. by Alderman Shef- field and carried. f� 5. Communication Efom Mr. Hanson, of Mason Park 'layground, extending an invitation to the Mayor and members �y of the Council, and all of their friends, to attend the dedi- ,+ '11 +ration festivities at the playground on Saturday, July 18th, � 'w' t'd_914. Mayor Smart stated that if there was no objection the _nvitation ,Tould be accepted z,Tith thanks. 296 0.rn,� �1�5bs .38 Alderman Turnock, for the Board of Local Improvements, introduced a bill of W.C. Heinroth, in the sum of $565.38, for sideigTalk approache6 in connection with the paving of South Boulevard from Chicago Avenue east, and moved that same be approved and ordered paid. The motion was seconded by Alder- man Eiden and carried; voting aye Aldermen Topliff, IMurray, Chandler, Pettibone, Burns, Sheffield, Turnock, Eiden, Witt, Changelon, Kingsley, Knapp and Humphrey (13); voting nay none (0). Alderman Turnock also introduced a bill of W.C. Heinroth in the sum of $400.30, for sidewalk approached in connection �OU.3o with the paving of Sheridan Road, and moved that same be ex - proved and ordered paid. The motion was.seconded by Alderman Eiden and carried; voting aye Aldermen Topliff, Murray, Chandler, Pettibone, Burns, Sheffield, Turnock, Eiden, Witt, Changelon, Kingsley, Knapp and Humphrey (13); voting nay none (0). Alderman Turnock then moved a suspension of the rules for the passage of four Local Improvement Ordinances providing as follows:- that a cement sidewalk five feet four inches in width be constructed on the west side of Grey Avenue, in the City of LVanston, County of Cook, State of Illinois, from a point seven feet south of the north lot line of Payne Street to a point twenty incises north of the south lot line of Grant Street; that a cement sidewalk five feet four inches in width =be constructed on the east side of Dwwey Avenue, in the City of Evanston, County of Cook, State of Illinois, from the south lot line of Livingston Street to the north lot line of alley north of Central Street; that a cement sidewalk five feet four inches in width be constructed on the west side of Broadway Avenue, in the City of Evanston, County of Cook, State of Illinois, from the south.lot line of Jenks Street to the easterly lot line of East Railroad Avenue; that a cement sidez.-:alk five feet four inches in width be constructed in the City of Evanston, County of Cook, State of Illinois, as fol- lows: -on the south side of Payne Street, from a point twenty- one feet jP;Test of the east lot line of Hartray Avenue to a 1 1 1 I T S GI 1 297 1 1 point eighteen feet east of the westerly lot line of Bridge Street; on the westerly side of Bridge Street, from a point twenty inches north of the south lot line of Payne Street to a point seven feet south of the north lot line of Simp -son Street (except across Bridge spanning the North Shore Channel of the Sanitary District of Chicago); on the north side of Simpson Street, from a point eighteen feet west of the easterly lot line of Bridge Street to the west line of the east one-half of Section 12, Toimship 41.North, Ranee 13 East of the Third Principal Meridian. The motion was seconded by Alderman Topliff and carried; voting aye Aldermen Topliff, Murray, Chandler, Pettibone, Burns, Sheffield, Turnock, Eiden, Witt, Changelon, Kingsley, Knapp and Huiizphrey (13) ; voting nay none (0) . Alderman Turnock then submitted an ordinance, recommen YL QtitiCtitcr�cQ -elation and estimate providing, that a cement sidewalk five 6AJ feet four inches in width be constructed oil the west side t ���. of Grey Avenu e,)in the City of Evanston, County of Cook, State of Illinois, from a point seven feet south of the north lot line of Payne Street to a point twenty inches north of the south lot line of Grant Street, and moved that the Council concur in the recommendation, approve the esti- mate and pass the ordinance. The motion was seconded by Alderman Chandler and carried; voting aye Aldermen Topliff, Murray, Chandler, Pettibone, Burns, Sheffield, Turnock, Eiden, Witt, Changelon, Kingsley, Knapp and Humphrey (13); voting nay none (0). Alderman Turnock then introduced a recommendation, est ti'li u�Q % -imate and ordinance, providing that a cement sidewalk five feet four inches in width be constructed�'on the east side Aj of Dewey Avenue, in the City of Evanston, County.of Cook, State of Illinois, from the south lot line of Livingston Street to the north lot line of alley north of Central Street, except across the intersecting street and except in front of the follot^Ting described property: hots 3,4,5 and 6, Block 35, North Evanston, and moved that the Council • concur in the recommendation, approve the estimate and pass the ordinance. The motion was seconded by Alderman Eiden and -carried; voting aye Aldermen Topliff, Murray, Chandler, Pettibone, Burns, Sheffield, Turnock, Eiden, Witt, Changelon, Kingsley, Knapp and Humphrey (13); voting nay none (0). Alderman Turnock then submitted a recommendation, estimate v � 1 and ordinance, providinc-;that a cement sidewalk five feet +v `�j four inches in ir dth be constructed on the %aTest side of it i Broadway Avenue, in the City of yvanston, County of Cook, State of Illinoisri from the south lot line of Jenks Street to the easterly lot line of East Railroad Avenue (except across the inter setting streets and alley), and moved that the Co -an- cif concur in the recommendation, approve the estimate and pass the ordinance. The motion was seconded by Alderman Kings -ley and carried; voting aye Aldermen Topliff, rlurray, Chand- ler, Pettibone, Burns, Sheffield, Turnock, Eiden, Witt, Changelon, Kingsley, Knapp and Humphrey (13); voting nay none (0) . ` Alderman Turnock also suC)rnitted a recommendation, estimate and ordinance, providing that a cement sidewalk five feet four inches in width be constructed in the City of Evanston,. p1 'County of Cook, State of Illinois, as follows; on the south side of Payne Street, from a. point twenty-one feet weft of the east lot line of Hartray Avenue to a point eighteen feet east of the westerly lot line of Bridge Street; on the wester -ly side of Bridge Street, from a point twenty inches north of the south lot line of Payne Street to a, point seven feet south of the north lot line of Simpson Street (except across the bridge apanning the Nortll Shore Channel of . the Sanitary Dis- trict of Chicago); on the north side of Simpson Street, from a point eighteen feet west of the.easterly lot line of Bridge Street to the west line of the east one-half of Section 12, io-TTnship 41 North, Range 13 east of the .Third Principal lderidian, and moved tlrat the Council concur in the recommendation, approve the estimate and pass the ordinance. The :notion was•sedonded by Alderman Witt and carried; voting aye Aldermen Topliff, I IS(,'[ 1 299 1 1 j4 Murray, Chandler, Pettibone, Burns, Sheffield, Turnock, Eiden, Witt, Changelon, Kingsley, Knapp and Humphrey (13); voting nay none (0). Alderman Eiden, for the Auditing Committee, introduced the following bills for the ;nonth of June, 1914, and moved that same be approved by the Council and warrants ordered drawn in payment thereof and charged to the respective funds Street Repair Fund 2.,645.47 Public Darks . 901.77 Streets & Alleys & 17alks 1, 505'.83 Healtji DepArtmenS 169.67 Fire Department 479.4-5 Public Works Department 159.4-5 Printing 365.23, 365.23 Public Buildings 109.42 Sewer Department 479.03 479.03 Signal Service Department 45.23 Police Department 407.64 Street Lighting 2,54-0.86 Legal Department 22.20 Special Assessments 401.20 City Clerk's Office 42.65 Pumping Station 18'0.53 Water Mains Department 3;153.73 City Collectorts Office 56.54 Contingent Expenses 118.25 The motion was seconded by Alderman Humphrey and carried; voting aye Aldermen Topliff, Murray, Chandler, Pettibone, Burns, Sheffield, Turnock, Eiden, Witt, Changelon Kingsley, Knapp and Humphrey (13); voting nay none (0)' �j� Alderman Turnock, for the Board of Local Improvements XXnn � then presented a bill of W.C. Heinroth, In the sum of $254.16, 00u/ifor sidewalk approached in connection with the paving of p South Boulevard, west, and moved that same be.approved and ordered paid. The motion was seconded by Alderman Eiden and carried; voting; aye Aldermen Topliff, Murray, Chandler, Pettibone, Burns, Sheffield, Turnock, Eiden, Witt, Change- lon, Kingsley, Knapp and Humphrey (13); voting nay no ne (0). Alderman Sheffield, for the Building Committee, to CVTY� " which was referred application of TUT A.L. Jones for permission to erect a frame storage shed in the rear of 611 Davis Street submitted _report of the committee to the effect that they would recormend that the permit be granted, and Moved the approval of the report of the committee. The motion was seconded by Alderman Murray and carried. Alderman Humphrey, for the Lighting Committee, submitted a list of lights which the committee reco-amended be installed V ' - � �+ and that the Public Service Company be directed to install said lights at once, and 1:70ved that the report of the committee be approved and the lights ordered installed as named, the list being as follows: - 1. Ahicago Avenue between Kedzie and Keeney Streets (light at Keeney Street to be moved to west side of Chicago Av). 2. Florence Avenue and Crain Street. 3. Sheridan Road and Haven Street. ' . 4. Asbury Avenue between Harvard and Howard Streets. 5 Leonard Place and Asbury Avenue (light in middle of block on Asbury Avenue to be moved to corner of Simpson St) 6. )Ivarren'Street and Florence Avenue. 7. Noyes Street and Pioneer Road. 8. Emerson Street and Jackson Avenue. 9. Lincoln Street and Ewin; Street (end of Lincoln St) The motion was seconded by Alderman_ Eiden and carried; vot- ing aye Aldermen Topliff, Murray, Chandler, Pettibone, Burns, Sheffield, Turnock, Eiden, Witt, Changelon, Kingsley, Knapp and Humphrey (13) ; voting nay none (0) . Alderman C handler, for the Committee on Parks, Plats ; �rn,u, fps and Subdivisions, presented plat of Kappleman's Resubdivision oCu ��,/c19 of Lots 17, 18 and 19, Block 5, Samll. Polkeyls Subdivision of Blocks 2, 3, 4 and 5,' in John Culverts Subdivision, and moved Ail - that it be referred to the Park Committee with oti^per to act Alderman Topliff YAved as a. substitute motion that this plat be referred to the Corporation Counsel with request that he report back later in the session his recommendations in regard to same aiad that the Council then take action upon it. The t 301 f substituted r-,otion was seconded by Alderman Humphrey and i carried. Alder _ear_ Chandler then spoke of the wbeds growing on /Ant l/ti" the embankment of the elevated road through Evanston and ,gyp►, moved that the matter be taken up by the Railroad Committee - . ;with instructions to see that they are cut dovm before they go to seed. Mayor Smart stated tf there was no objection the matter would be so referred to the Railroad Committee. Alderman Topliff, for the Police Committee, moved that at the close of its regular business the Council take a re- cess of about one half hour to meet in a committee of the whole to consider certainmatters.- The motion was seccnded by Alder -man Pettibone and carried. Alderman Pettibone, for the Sewer Committee, moved that the matter of sewage diversion be taken u after t g p he recedd of the Council. The motion was seconded by Alderman Shef- field and carried. Alderman Humphrey, for the Street Committee, presented report upon the "matter of the repair of defective sidewalk approached and crossings, referred to the committee at the last meeting of the Council, and introduced and moved the adoption of the following resolution: - "BE IT RESOLVED AND ORDERED, THAT THE Comm-Assioner of Public Works is hereby authorized and directed to proceed '�� ✓nti __ with the city forces to make the repairs todefectite side- walk approaches and crossings, forty-three in number, report -ed dangerous, in his report to the City Council under date :'-X lA of July 7th, 1914; said work to be done in the most ecor_om t --cal manner consistent with public safety, and at cost not to exceed Eight Hundred Thirty Dollars, to be charged to the Street, Alley and Walks Fund • " The motion was seconded by Alderman Sheffield and car - Tied; voting aye Aldermen Topliff, Murray, Chandler, Petti- bone, Burns, Sheffield, Turnock, Eiden, Witt, Chan gelon, Kingsley, Knapp and Humphrey (13); voting; nay none (0)- Alderman Humphrey also presented report of ttie Street 1 302 Committee upon the request of Mr. J.W. Gehrig-for permit to 'construct combined curb and gutter to continue the one at the row A' v, ',It N.E. corner of Sheridan Road and Sheridan Square east for fifty feet and north to the north line of Lot 13, also for cement sidewalk to parallel said curb and six feet distant. therefrom, to the effect that the committee would recommend that the request to place sidewalk six feet from inside curb line on Sheridan Square in front and west of above property be granted, and per?�it be issued, and that balance of request be denied. Alderman Humphrey moved that the report of the comet -ittee be approved and the permit be issued in accordance with the recommendation.The motion was seconded by Alderman Sheffield and carried; voting aye Aldermen Topliff, Murray, Chandler, Pettibone, Burns, Sheffield,.Turnock, Eiden, Witt, Changelon, Kingsley, Knapp and Humphrey (13); voting nay none (0). Council then took a recess as previously voted. When the meeting was again caked tm order by Mayor Smart at 10:30 o'clock Alderman Knapp moved that the time for adjournment be extended to eleven o'clock. The motion wa s seconded by Alderman Humphrey and carried. Alderman Topliff, for the First Ward, moved that the Com- Q� mi-stioner'of Public Works be instructed to recall the building permit recently issued to Mr. F.S. Lombard, and that the entire matter of the building proposed at the corner of Hinman Ave- nue and Davis Street be referred to the Building Committee, Judiciary Committee and Corporation Counsel with power to act. The motion was seconded by Alderman Sheffield and carried. Alderman Chandler, for the Committee on Parks, Plats and, Subdivisions, introduced the plat of Kar leman*s Resubdivision Y/ _J&-/q-of Lots 17,.18 and 19, Block 5, Saml1. Polkeyts Subdivision of Blocks 2,3,4 and 5 In JOhn Culverts Subdivision and moved OV that the plat be approved by the Council. The motion was seconded by Alderman Sheffield and carried; voting aye Al- i dermen Topliff,Ylarray, Chandler, Pettibone, Burns,'Sheffiel.d, Turnock, Eiden, Witt, Changelon, Kingsley, Knapp and Humphrey (13); voting nay none (0) . 1 S GI 303 1 Alderman Sheffield, for the Finance Committee, intro- duced and :moved the adoption of the following resolution:- "11UHEREAS, this Council will adjourn at this meeting not to meet again in regular session until Tuesday, September 8th, 1914:- 9,tA1V-&Fc� 9HEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED, that the Mayor and City Comp- AAAA'R.U'�r- troller be, and they are hereby authorized to issue warrants �,r U - W- in payment of all pay -rolls and bills for the carious de- partments which may be presented from this date to September .8th, 1914, together with bonds and warrants in payment of L contractor's partial estimates on public improvements, and to report upon amounts paid at the next regular meeting of the Council." The motion Liras seconded by Akderinan Witt and carried; voting aye Alder-_ien Topliff, Murray, Chandler, Pettibone, Lun Burns, Sheffield, Turnock, Eiden, Witt, Changelon, Kingsley, Knapp and Humphrey (13); voting nay, none (0). Alderman Turnock, for the Fourth Ward, introduced and moved the adoption of the following resolution: - "RESOLVED, that beginning September lst, 1914, all city employees shall be paid semi-monthly." The motion was. seconded by Alderman Changb.lon and carried Alderman Turnock also moved that the Commissioner of Public Works be authorized to do the work of oiling and re- pairing on Custer Avenue, from Main Street south to Oakkon Street, on payment ty. the property otrmers on that street of $69.00. The motion was seconded by Alderman Witt and carried voting aye Aldermen Topliff, Marray, Chandler, Pettibone, Burns, Sheffield, Turnoc'-c, Eiden, Witt, Changelon,'Kingsley, Knapp and Humphrey (13); voting nay none (0). &_04 Alderman Eiden, for the Fourth Ward, presented a coma-m- ni -cation from the Presidant arid -,Secretary of the Cook County 41A - Truck Gardeners and Farmer? s Association, complaining that 4'�'`'' '`y the City of Evanston is dumping garbage and other refuse t1t L c I 'v . �� l L iin 3044 near 1.1ain Street and Ijartray Avenue, which is a nuisance for the gardeners in that vicinity, and moved that the communica -tion be referred to the Health ,Department to take some action, upon it. The motion was seconded by Alderman Turnock and carried. "I Alderman Knapp, for the Seventh War-d, stated that the it ordinance with the Street Railway Company provided for sprink- f ling of their right of way and that a great many complaints had been made because this eras not done, and moved that the matter be referred to the Railroad C.ommitt,ee. The motion was seconded by Alderman Topliff and carried. ` i Alderman Humphrey, for the Seventh 17ard, stated that there f had been many complaints about the, growth of Canada thistles on Noyes Street between Orrinton Avenue and Sherman Avenue, and moved that the matter be referred to JdM Director Hddrick , for attention. The motion was seconded by Alderman Kingsley And carried. Alderman Pettibone,, for the Committee on Sewage Diversion 71 -1. .1/ All. introduced an ordinance entitled ".PS1 ORDIIIMIUCE granting to she Sanitary District of Chicago the right to construct and main- tain.certa.in adjuncts and additions to its North Shore Channel within the City of Evanston, and also to construct and maintain I 1 a pumping station within said city" and moved the passage of ; the ordinance, after reading certain changes which had been made in it since the last meeting of the Council. The motion ° was seconded by Alderman Turnock and carried; voting aye Aldermen Topliff, Murray, Chandler, Pettibone, Burns, Sheff-eld, Turnock, Eiden, Witt, Changelon, Kingsley, Knapp and Humphrey (13); voting nay none (0). Mayor Smart stated that he expected to be out of the City during the -month of August. and the Council should appoint some one to act as mayor Pro Tem during his absence. Alderman Humphrey moved that Alderman Turnock act as Mayor Pro Tem during the absnnce of Mayor Smart from the city during the month of � August. The motion was seconded by. Alderman Topliff and carried TS(T 305 X/ ti1ti Alderman Burns moved that a certified copy of the Sewage Diversion ordinance be furnished by the City Clerk and Z� del vered to the Sanitary District of Chicago by Alderman Petti- bone. The motion was seconded by Alderman Eiden and carried. I Upon motion of Alderman To lift seconded by Alderman Witt rL-tZ the Council then adjourned, not to meet again in regular session until Tuesday evening, September 8th, 1914. City Clerk. Y City Hall, Evanston, Illinois, September 8rai914. Regular meeting of the City Council, held Septembern8th, 1914, Present: Alderman Topliff, Murray " Chandler, if Pettibone, " Burns, " Sheffield, if Turnock, " Eiden, " Witt, " Changelon, Eastman, " Kingsley, " Knapp, " Humphrey. Page Diettrich. Absent: None. Mayor Smart presiding. Isa � 306 Alderman Witt moved that the minutes of a regular met- ing of the City Council, held July 14th, 1914, and a Special i Meeting of the City Council, held August 13th, 19141 be ap- proved without reading. The motion was seconded by Alderman Eiden and carried. City Cleek Hahn presented the following: - 1. Report of the City Treasurer for the month of July, 19'14. Alderman Knapp moved that the report be received OlL'l and placed on file. The motion was seconded by Alderman Eastman and carried. 2. Report of the City Comptroller as to vouchers ued by the Mayor and City Comptroller inpayment of payrolls d bills from July 14th to September 8th, 1914, in accordance with authority conferred upon them by resolution adopted by the { City Council on July 14th, 1914, same amounting to $33,165.04. Alderman Burns moved that the action of the Mayor and Comptroller in making these payments be approved by the Council. The motion was seconded by Alderman Eiden and carried. 3.. Report of the City Comptroller on audit of the books of the Evanston Railway Company made July 24th, 1914. / LfAlderman Turnock moved that this report be referred to the Finance Committee. The motion was seconded by Alderman East- h -man and carri ed. 'fr 4. Communication from the Supt. District "B" and F> SCl h. Ak "Cri, of the Public Service Company asking that bond given April 28th, 1911, by the Northwestern Gas bight & Coke Company, be k S returned so that the premium..can be stopped on same. Alderman Turnock moved that the communication be received and placed on { file. The motion was seconded by Alderman Witt and carried. 5 Communication from Mrs. Jennie 0. Comfort, 720 O_Seward Street, asking for a refund on the license purchased by -A kv ,:�t,4.er for her automobile as the same has been sold. Alderman .. Turnock moved that the request be denied. The motion was second -ed by Alderman Topliff and carried. z f. TSGU 307 Alderman Turnock, for the Board of Local Improvements, public moved a suspension of the rules for the passage,of six/im- provement ordinances providing as follows: That a cement sidewalk, six feet in width be constructed in the City of Evanston, County of Cook, State of Illinois, as follows: - on the north side of Austin Street from a point seven feet east of the west lot line of Custer Avenue westerly to a point twenty inches west of the easterly lot line of Ridge Avenue (except across intersecting streets and except in front of the north 153 feet of Lots 10, 11, 12, 13, 14 and 16, in Block 6, Merrill Ladds Addition to Evanston); That a. cement sidewalk five feet four inches in width be constructed on the west side of Custer Avenue, in the City of Evanston, County of Cook, State of Illinois; from a point ninety-six (96) feet north of the north lot line of Austin'Street southerly t to the sout__ line produced east of Lot 2, County Clerkis Division of unsubdivided lands in the N.W. 1 Sec.. 30, T. 41 N., R. 14 E. of 3rd P.M. (except across Austin Street); That f - a cement didewalk five feet four inches in width be construct -ed in the Cdty of Evanston, County of Cook, State of Illinois as follows:- on the south side of Greenleaf Street, from a v point 185 feet west of the west lot line of Florence Avenue westerly to a point seven feet west of the east lot line of Darrow Avenue (except across the roadway of the intersecting street . and alley) ; on the east side of Dewey Avenue, from y and connecting with the sidewalk herein provided to be laid in Greenleaf Street southerly to a point seven feet south a of the north lot line of Lee Street; on the east side of Darrow Avenue, from and connecting with the sidewalk herein provided to be laid in Greenleaf Street southerly to a point 194 feet north of the north lot line of Lee Street; on the north side of Lee Street, from and connecting with the side- walk herein provided to be laid in Dewey Avenue easterly to a point twenty-one Beet east If the -vest lot line of Florence Avenue (except across the intersecting alley); That a cement sidewalk five feet four inches in width be.cor_structed in the it City of Evanston, County of Cook, State of Illinois, as follows: on the east side of Florence Avenue from the south curb line of Lee Street southerly a distance of.68 feet to and connecting with the cement sidewalk now in place; That a cement sidewalk five feet four inches in wdith be'constructed).on the east side of Asbury Avenue, in the City of Evanston, County of Cook, State of Illinois, from the south lot line of Madison Street southerly to a point one hundred thirty-two and dix tenths (132.6) feet south of the south lot line of Madison Street; and that a cement sidewalk five feet four inches in width be constructed in the City of Evanston, County of Cook, State of Illinois, as follows:- on the east side of Asbury Avenue in front of Lots 18 and 191 Block 2, George M. Huntoon's Addition to Evanston, in the S.W. 41is See. 19j T. 41 N., R. 14 E. of 3rd P.M.. The motion was seconded by Alderman Witt and carried; voting aye Aldermen Topliff, Murray, Chandler, Petti- bond, Burns, Sheffield, Turnock, Eiden, Witt, Changelon, East - Kingsley, Knapp and,Humphrey (14); voting nay none (0). Alderman Turnock then submitted a recommendation, estimate and ordinance, providing that a cement sidewalk six feet in flv -width be constructed in the City of Evanston, County of Cook, ;hate of Illinois, as follows: on the north side of Austin Street from a pointseven feet wast of the west lot line of Muster Avenue westerly to a point twenty inches west of the easterly lot line of Ridge Avenue ( except across intersecting xtreets and except in front of the north 155 feet of Lots 10 =1, 12, 13, 14 and 16, in Block 6, Merrill Ladds Addition to Evanstoni) , and moved that the Council concur in the recorunenda- .ion, approve the estimate and pass the ordinance. The motion was seconded by Alderman Topliff and carried; voting aye A1- iermen Topliff, Murray, Chandler, Pettibone, Burns, Sheffield, Curnock, Eiden, Witt, Changelon, Eastman, Kingsley, Knapp and Humphrey (14) ; voting nay none (0) . T SG J -309 0 .1. Alderman Turnock then submitted a recommendation, estimate and ordinance, providing that a cement sidewalk five feet four UY1J inches in width be constructed on the west side of Custer Gt,J Avenue, in the City of Evanston, County of Cook, State of Illinois, from a point ninety-six (96) feet north of the north -lot line of Austin Street southerly to the south line produced east of Lot 2, County Clerk's Division of unsubdivided lands in the N.W. 1.9 Sec.. 301 T. 41 N., R. 14 E. of 3rd P.M., and moved that the Council concur in the recommendation, approve the estimate and pass the ordinance, The motion was seconded by Alderman Pettibone and carried; voting aye Aldermen Topliff, Murray, Chandler, Pettibone, Burns, Sheffield, Turnock, Eiden, Witt, Changelon, Eastman, Kingsley, Knapp and Humphrey (14); voting nay none (0). Alderman Turnock then submitted a recommendation, estimate and ordinance providing that a cement sidewalk five feet four inches in width be constructed in the City of Evanston, County of Cook, State of Illinois, as.follows: on the south side of Greenleaf Street from a point 185 feet west of the west lot line of Florence Avenue westerly to a point ,seven feet west of the east lot line of Darro,a Avenue (except across the road,�tay of the intersecting street and alley); on the east side of.. Dewey Avenue from and connecting with the sidewalk herein pro- vided to be laid in Greenleaf Street southerly to a point seven feet south of the north lot line of Lee Street; on the east side of Darrow Avenue from a*d connecting with the sidewalk herein provided to be laid in Greenleaf Street southerly to a point 194 feet north of the north lot line of Lee Street; on the north side of Lee Street, from and connecting with the sidewalk herein provided to be laid in Dewey Avenue easterly to a point twenty-one feet east of the west lot line of Flor- ence Avenue (except across the intersecting alley), and moved that the Council concur in the recommendation, approve the estimate and pass the ordinance. The motion was seconded by Alderman Chandler and carried; voting aye Aldermen Topliff, 310 Murray, Chandler, Pettibone, Burns, Sheffield, Turnock,_ Eiden, Witt, Changelon, Eastman, Kingsley, Knapp and Humphrey (14); voting nay none (0). Alderman Turnock then submitted a recommendation, estimate and ordinance, providing that a cement sidewalk five f9et ,,�, �,t four inches in width be constructed in the .pity of Evanston, County of Coo., State of Illinois, as follows: on the east side of Florence Avenue from the south curb line of Lee Street southerly a distance of 68 feet to and connecting t1th the cement sidewalk now in place, and moved that the Council con- cur in the recommendation, approve the estimate and pass the ordinance:. The motion was seconded by Alderman Eiden and curried; voting aye Aldermen Topliff, Murray, Chandler, Petti- bone, Burns, Sheffield, Turnock, Eiden, Witt, Changelon, Eastman, Kingsley, Knapp and Humphrey (14) ; voting nay none (0). Alderman Turnock thensubmitted a recommendation, estimat and ordinance, providing that a cement sidewalk five feet �-J four inches in width be constructed on the east side of Asbury Y1t� Avenue, in the City of Evanston, County of Cook, State 6f Illinois, from the south lot line of Madison Street southerly to a point one hundred thirty-two and six tenths (132.6) feet south of the south lot line of Madison Street, and moved . that the Council concur in the recommendation, approve the estimate and pass the ordinance. The motion was seconded b•y Alderman Topliff and carried; voting aye Aldermen Topliff, Murray, Chandler, Pettibone, Burns, Sheffield, Turnock, Eiden, Witt, Changelon, Eastman, Kingsley, Knapp and Humphrey (lo.; voting nay none (0). Alderman Turnock then submitted a recommendation, estimate and ordinance, providing that a cement sidew&lk five feet four inches in width be constructed in the City of Evanston, County of Cook, State of Illinois, as follows:- on the east side of Asbury Avenue in front of hots 18 and 19, Block 2, I SGI U i 311 George M. Huntoon's Addition to Evanston, in the S.W. 1, Sec. 19, T. 41 N., R. 14 E. of 3rd P.M., and moved that the Council concur in the recommendation, approve the estimate and pass the ordinance. The motion was seconded by Alderman Witt and carried; voting aye Aldermen Topliff, Murray, r Chandler, Pettibone, Burns, Sheffield, Turnock, Eiden, Witt, Changelon, Eastman, Kingsley, Knapp and Humphrey (14); vot- ing nay (0). Alderman Eastman, for the Finance Committee, presented and moved the approval by the Council of the following bonds: - Bond of Philip H. Gunderma.nn, as Plumber, in the sum of Five Thousand Dollars, with Elmer H. Adams and Clara L. -Schuster as sureties. Bond of Philip H. Gundermann., as Sewer Builder and Drain "a--U�Layer, in the sum of Ten Thousand Dollars, with Elmer H. Adams and.Clara L. Schuster as sureties. Bond of M.J. Corboy, as Plumber, in the sum of Five Thou -sand Dollars, with James O'Brien and William E. Doe as sureties. W _� Bond of J.C. Bermdt, as Sewer Builder and Drain Layer, ir;. X the sum of Ten Thousand Dollars, with the American Surety Company of New York as surety. Bond of George Boynton, as Plumber, in the sum of Five Thousand Dollars, with the American Surety Company of New York as surety. Bond of George Boynton, as Sewer Builder and Drain Layer, in the sum of Ten Thousand Dollars, with the American Surety Company of New York as surety. Bond of Samuel T. Davey, as Plumber, in the sum of Five Thousand Dollars, with the American Surety Company of New York as surety. -�� Bond of Samuel T. Davey, as Sewer Builder and Drain Layer, in the sum of Ten Thousand Dollars, with the American Surety CCompany of ,Neir�, York as surety. Bond of Acme Plumbing and Heating Company, a corporation, as Plumber, in the sum of Five Thousand Dollars, with Elmer q. Adams, Jesse G. Barr and Carlton Prouty as sureties. VI s 312 (See bottom of page) The motion was seconded by Alderman Knapp and carried. IAs, Under Call of Wards Alderman Pettibone, for the Second lard, read a communication which he had received from Mr. k'Edward Clifford, 1584 Wesley Avenue, Evanston, calling atten- tion to the extremely bad condition of the pavement at the rl intersection of Davis Street and Wesley Avenue, and stating that the intersection of Davis Street and Ridge Avenue is also in bad shape. Alderman Pettibone moved that the communication be referred to the Street Committee. The motion was seconded by Alderman Sheffield, and carried. Alderman Kingsley, for the Sixth Ward, stated that heup r thought if the sidewalks in Evanston_ were laid with a rise in the center as they are in some cities the �-..ater would drain E off and they would be in better condition. Upon motion of Alderman Witt, seconded by Alderman Eastman, the Council then adjourned, G'Y erg::n f Bond of the Acme Plumbing and Heating Co., a corporation, as Sewer Builder and Drain Layer, in the sum.of Tel Thou- a4 sand Dollars, traith Elmer H. Adams, Jesse G. Barr and Carlton S Prouty as sureties. T SGI U 313 City Hall, Evanston, Illinois, Sept.15,1914. Regular meeting of the City Council, held September 15th,1914. , Present:- i Alderman Topliff, " Murray, " Chandler, " Pettibone, Burns, " Sheffield:, " Turno ck', " Eiden, " Witt, " Changelon, " Eastman, " Kingsley, E� Knapp " Humphrey. Page Diettrich. Absent: - None. fiayor Smart presiding. Alderman Witt moved that the minutes of a regular meeting of the City Council, h&ld September 8th, 1914, be approved githout reading. The motion was seconded by Alderman Eastman anal carried. a v City Clerk Hahn presented the following: - ,_ � 1. Report of the City Treasurer for the month of August, 1914, and report of the City Comptroller for the nonth of July, 1914. Mayor Smart stated t.iat If there were _zo objections these reports would be received and placed on file. / 2. Co-�nmunication from the Commissioner of Public W)_1.gL,!7orks, recommending that the fees paid to the city for Build - All Permit and use of water by Frank C. Lewin on March 30th 914, amounting to $282.15, be refunded, except $50.00 to be oe retained to compensate the city for work done. Alderman Lev", Turnock moved that the money be refunded as recommended. 314 n Alderman Humphrey moved as a substitute motion that the reoom- mendation be referred to the Building Committee. The s-ub- stitute motion ttiras seconded by Alderman Burns and carried. 3. Petition, signed by :fourteen citizens and tax tpayers of the neighborhood, asking that an electric arc light &v be placed at the intersection of Fowler Avenue and Church Street. Alderman Changelon moved that the petition be re- ferred to the Lij3hting Committee. The motion was seconded by Alderman Humphrey and carried. mm C1,U 4A n Alderman Eideh, for the Auditing Committee, introduced a bill of the Public Works Department for stamps, amounting to $20.06, and moved that same be approved and ordered paid and charged to the ]public Works Department Fund. The motion -eras seconded by Alderman Witt and carried; voting aye kldrmen Topliff, Murray, Chandler, Pettibone, Burns, Sheffield, �Du.rnock, Eiden,, Witt, Changelon, Eastman, Kingsley, Knapp and imphrey (14); voting nay none.(0). Alderman Eastman, for the Finance Committee, and ved that she Mayor and City Comptroller be authorized to issue checks i,, :,ayment of the Temporary Pay -rolls for the first half of the ionth of September as soon as possible and report upon amount aid at the next regular meeting of the Council, same to be rred to the Auditing Committee for examination The mo- f e A �, tion .ion was seconded by Alderman Turnock and carried; voting a 4ye Aldermen Topliff, 'b7urray, Chandler, Pettibone, Burns, Shef- field, Turnock, Eiden, uVitt, ChanSelon, Eastman, Kingsley, Knapp and Humphrey (14); voting nay none (0). Alderman Turnock, for the Judiciary Committee, to tirhich s !� was referred ordinance in regard to, Sunday Closing, reported A, out said ordinance, providing "That it shall be unlawful �J 0 for any person to keep open or permit to be kept open on Sunday - ais place of business, or to pursue his daily labor or occupa- tion within the City of Evanston on that day. PROVIDED that this section Shall not be applicable to persons who conscien- tiously observe some other day of the week as the Sabbath, nor to cases of necessity, ox of charity, nor to hotels, eating T S(11 IJ 315 houses, dru g.stores, delicatessen, confectionery and tobacco stores, garages, livery stables, electric or steam railways", and moved the passage of the ordinance. The motion was - seconded by Alderman Topliff and carried; voting aye Aldermen Topliff, Murray$ Chandler, Pettibone, Burns, Sheffield, Turnock, Eiden, Witt, Changelon, Eastman, Kingsley, Knapp and Humphrey (14) ; voting nay none (0) . Under Call of Wards, Alderman Chandler, for the Second Ward, presented a petition, signed by seven property owners on Sherman Avenue between Dempster Street and Crain Street, asking that the city caa-ae to be removed the cement crosswalk extending from the sidewalk to the curb directly in front of premises 1204-1296 Sherman Avenue and put ground in condition for seeding, and moved that the petition be referred to the Street Committee. The motion was seconded by Alderman Topliff and carried. Alderman Turnock, for the Fourth Oard, presented an addii Tonal petition_ asking that certainportions of Sheridan Road in the City of Evanston, be turned over to the Commissioners of � hincoln Park, end moved that same be referred to the Judiciary %C�rUynito . Committee to which the original petition was referred. The motion was seconded by Alderman -Murray and carried. Alderman Eiden, for the Fourth Ward, stated that complaint L had been made about the telephone service in the' southern portion of the city, and called attention to the fact that the original franchise of the company called for an additional exchange for the south part of the city, and moved that the matter be referred to the Judiciary Committee. The motion was seconded by Alderman Humphrey and carried. Ripon motion of Alderman Eastman, seconded by AldErman Knapp, the Council then adjourned. CityClerk. 3-16 City Hall, Evanston, Illinois, September 22,1914. Regular meeting of the City Council, held September 22, 1914. Present: - Alderman Topliff, " Murray, " Chandler, " Burns, " Sheffield, if Turnock, it Eiden, it witt, It Changelon, " Eastman, it Kingsley, it Knapp, l " Humphrey. y l Page Diettrich.1G Absent:- Alderman Pettibone. Mayor Smart presiding. Alderman Eastman moved that the minutes of a. regular meeting of the City Council, held September 15th, 1914, be ap- proved without reading. The motion was seconded by Alderman Witt and carried. City Clerk Hahn presented the following:- UYw &ti j 1. Comm mnication from the Comanissioner of Public Works, stating that application has been made by Mart1ga McDonald for a permit to patch the roof at 1565 Sherman Avenue, same having been damaged by fire, together with report made by � the Building I.nspector and Fire r,larshal on s3Yne, and asking for instructions as to issuing of the permit. Alderman _ Eastman moved that the application be referred to the Building Saav,, Committee. The motion was seconded by Alderman Sheffield and carried. , T S(; U -31- 7 t 2. Report of the City Comptroller for the month of August, 1914. Idayor Smart stated that if there were no g y objections the report would be received and placed on file. S 3. Report of the City Comptroller as to checks PIEissued on September 16th, 1914, by 'the I.+Iayor and Comptroller in payment of the Temporary Pay-rolljs for the first half of t the month of September, same amounti,46 to $3,6 3.20. Alder- man Turnock moved that the action of the I,Aay or and Comptroller in making these payments be approved by the Council. The motion was seconded by Alderman Knapp and carried. 4. Invitation from the League of American Municipal -ities for the City of Evanston to send a delegate to the 1 meeting of the League to be held in Milwaukee jept. 29-30 and hOct. 1-2, 1914. Also invitation from the Illinois Municipal Leagu to attend its meeting to be held at Urbana Oct. 14 and 15, 1914. Mayor Smart stated that if there were no remarks to be made the inviations would be placed on file. p 4 , 5. Co_ri.runication from 11rs. Mary Johnscn, 11.22 11 G� Sherman Ave., stating that she was injured by a fall on a defective sidewalk a t the northeast corner of Elmwood Avenge i� � and Crain Street, asking damages in the sum of .Five Hundred Dollars. Alderman Topliff moved that the communication be J(/1,c�-cam ,referred to the Corporation Counsel The motion was seconded by Alderman Turnock and carried. Alderman Turnock, for the Board of Local Improvements, ' 'resented and moved the approval and payment of a contractors (, �p estimate (No. 1 Partial), in favor of M.Foley Co., Contractor, , in the sum of $2,300, for pavement in Mulford Street from the C. & N.W. Ry. to ridge Avenue, Special Assessment No. 611. The ,notion was seconded by Alderman Chandler and carried; voting _.ye Aldermen Topliff, I+.2u.rray, Chandler, Burns, Sheffield, rurnock, Eiden, Witt, Changelon, Eastman, Kingsley, Knapp and ,y k` votin na Humphrey (13); g y (0).none. Alderman Turnock then moved a suspension of the rules for / she passage of seven local improvement ordinances providing as follows:- That a cement sidewalk five feet 'oar inches in 318 width be constructed on the west side of Grey Avenue, in the City of Evanston, County of Cook, State of Illinois, from a point twenty inches north of the south lot line of Colfax Street to a point twenty-one feet south of the north lot line of Grant Street; That a cement sidewalk five feet four inches in width be constructed on the north side of Ngayes Street, in the City of Evanston, County of Cook, State of Illinois, from a point twenty-one feet east of the West lot line of Dodge Avenue westerly to a point twenty-one feet west of the east lot line o Hartray Avenue, except across the roadways of the intersecting streets and except in front of the following described proper- ty:- Lots 14, 18,;20 and 21, Block 1; sots 13 and 14, Block 2 and hots 12,,17 and 18, Block 3, all in Robert Commons Subdivision; That a cement sidewalk five feet four inches in width be constructed on the south side of Cleveland Street, in the City of Evanston, County of Cook, State of Illinois, from a point twenty inches vast of the west lot line. of Ridge Avenue to a point four hundred twenty feet east of the east lot line of Barton Avenue; That a cement sidewalk five feet four inches in width be constructed on the easy side of Pioneer Road, in the City of Evanston, County of Cook, State of Illin- ois, from a point thirty-four feet south. of the north lot line of Payne Street northerly to a point two hundred forty feet south of the south lot lire of Noyes Street, except in fron of Lots 20 and 21, Block 1, Commons and Bests Addition to Evanston; That a cement sidewalk five feet four inches in width ire constructed on the north side of Grant Street, in the City of Evanston, County of.Cook, State of Illinois, from the west curb line of Prairie Avenue westerly to a point twen- ty-one feet west of the east lot line of McDaniel Avenue (ex- cept across the roadways of intersecting streets and alleys and except in front of the following described property: - Tots 11 to 18, both inclusive, in �V.,. Clark's Subdivision of Block b of John Culver's Subdivision and jots 17, 18, 20, 23 and 24, Block 12, North Evanston); That a cement sidewalk T SGJ1 319 d five feet four inches in width be constructed on the :crest side of Brown Avenue, in the City of Evanston, County of Cook, State of Illinois, from a point twenty inches north of the south lot line of Colfax Street southerly to a point fifty feet south of the south lot line of Colfax Street; That a cement sidewalk five feet four inches in width be constructed in the City of Evanston, County of 'Cook, State of -Illinois, as follows:- on the north side of 'Lgoyes Street from a point 170 feet west of the ,rest lot line of Pioneer Road westerly to a point 110 feet east of the east lot line of McDaniel Avenue (except in front of Lot 12, Block 5, Comaons and Bests Addition to Evanston). The motion was seconded by Alderman Topliff and carried; voting aye Aldermen Topliff, Murray, Chandler, Burns, Sheffield, Turnock, Eiden, Witt, Changelon, Eastman, Kingsley, Knapp and Humphrey (15); voting nay none (0) Alderman Turnock the introduced a recommendation, esti- AZ&t d ate and ordinance, providing that a cement sidewalk five feet CW four inches in ti.Tidth be constructed on the west side of Grey 17 Avenue, in the City of Evanston, County, of Cook, State of Illinois, from a point twenty (20) inches north of the south lot line of Colfax Street to a point t�:enty-one (21) feet south of the north lot line of Grant Street, and moved that the Council concur in the recommendation; approve the estimate and pass the ordinance. The motion was seconded by Alderman Kinsgely and carried; voting aye Aldermen TopltLff, 211urray, Chandler, Burns, Sheffield, Turnock, Eiden, Witt, Chang;elon, Eastman, Kingsley, Knapp and Humphrey (13); voting nay none �0) . Alderman Turnock then submitted a recommendation, estimate i and ordinance, providing that a cement sidewalk'five feet four inches in width be constructed on the north side of Tvoyes Street, in the City of Evanston, County of Cook, State of Ill- inois, from a point twenty-one feet east of the zrrest lot line of Dodge Avenue westerly; to a point twenty-one feet Blest of 320 the east lot line of Hartray Avenue, except across the road- ways of the intersecting streets and except in front of the following described property;- Lots 14, 18, 20 and 21, Block 1; Lots 13 and 14, Block 2, and Lots 12, 17 and 18, Block 3, all in Robert Commons Subdivision, and moved that the Council concur in the recommendation, approve the estimate a -rid pass the ordinance. The motion was seconded by Alderman Witt and carried; voting aye Aldermen Topliff, hdurray, Chandler, Burns, Sheffield, Turnock, Eiden, Witt, Changelon, Eastman, Kingsley, Knapp and Humpkrby (13); voting nay none (0). Alderman Turnock also submitted a recommendation, esti- mate and ordinance, providing that a cement sidewalk five feet four inches in width be constructed on the south side of aAllCleveland Street, in the City of Evanston, County of Cook, State of Illinois, from a point ti^.enty (.20) inches east of the west lot line of Ridge Avenue to a point four hundred twenty feet east of the east lot lime of Barton Aven,Le, and moved that the Council concur in the recommendation, approve the estimate andpass the ordinance. The motion was seconded by Alderman Eiden and carried; voting aye Aldermen Topliff, IvIurrPy, handler, Burns, Sheffield, Turnock, Eiden, 'Witt, Changelon, Eastman, Kingsley, Knapp and Humphrey (13); voting nay zone (0) . r .Alderman Turnock then submitted a recommendation, estimate -and ordinance, providing that a cement sidewalk five feet v Cour inches in width be constructed on the east side of Pioneer .3oad, in the City of Evanston,.County of.Cook, State of Illin- :)is, from t6hpoint thirty-four feet south of the north lot line If Payne Street northerly to a point two hundred forty feet �3outh of the south lot line of Noyes Street, except in front If Tots 20 and 21, Block 1, Commons and Bests Addition to vanston, and moved thai, the Council concur in the recommenda- ,ion, approve the estimate and pass the ordinance. The motion TSGU 321 1 1 to /Yrl . 1 . was seconded by Alderman Changelon and carried; voting aye A1clermeh-LTopliff, 11urray, Chandler, Burns, Sheffield, Turnock, Eiden, Witt, Changelon, Eastman, Kingsley, Knapp and .Humphrey (13); voting nay none (0). Alderman Turnock the submitted a recommendation, estimate and ordinance, providing that a cement sidewalk five feet t four inches in width be constructed on the north side of ,A Grant Street, in the City of Evanston, -County of Cook, State _�of Illinois, fro,n the west curb line of Prairie Avenue west- erly to a point twenty-one (21) f,eet west of the efast lot line of MwDaniel Avenue (except across the roadways of intersecting streets and alleys and except in s'ront of the following de- scribed property ; - Tots 11 to 18, both inclusiv ., in W.17. Clark's Subdivision of Block b of John v ' S Culver s bdivision and Lots 17, 18, 20, 23 and 24, Block 12, North Evanston), and moved that the Council concur in the recommendation, approve the estimate and pass the ordinance. The motion was second- ed by Alderman Eastman and carried; voting.aye Aldermen Top- liff, Murray, Chandler, Burns, Sheffield, Turnock; Eiden, Witt, Changelon, Eastman, Kingsley, Knapp andiHumphrey (13); voting nay none (0) . Alderman Turnock then submitted a recommendation, estimate and ordinance, providing that a cement sidewalk five feet C" four inches in width be constructed on the west side of Brown Avenue, in the City of Evanston, County of Cook, State of -Tb /JOB Illinois, from a point twenty inches north of the south lot line of Colfax Street southerly to a point fifty feet south of the south lot line -of Colfax Street, and moved that the Council concur in the recommendation, approve the estimate and pass the ordinance. The motion was seconded by Alde4an Eiden and carried; voting aye Aldermen Topliff, Murray] Chandler, 3urns, Sheffield, Turnock, Eiden, Witt, Changelon� Eastman, Kingsley, Knapp and Humphrey (13); voting nay none(0). Alderm Turnock also \ubbi2nitted a reconm ndation, estimate ,ind ordinance, providing tent sidewalk ve feet :our inches In wi th be coon the west side of Brogan i 322 Avenue, in the 04ty of Evanston, County of Cook, State of Illinois, from as point twenty inches north of the south lot line of Col � Stre t therly to a point fifty feet south of the uth lot e of Colfax Street, and moved that the Council conc in the,recommendation, approve the estimate and" a`s >eo rdi nce.The motion was seconded by Alderman Eid nd ed; voting aye Aldermen Toplif�', Murray,Chandler,s, Sheffield, Turnock, Eideh, Fitt, Changelor_, Eastman, Kingsley, Knapp and Humphrey (13); voting nay none 1 (0). Alderman Turnock also submitted a recommendation, esti- fwjj� mate and ordinance, providing that a cement sidewalk f-ve feet four inches in width be constructed in the City of Evanston County of Cook, State of illir_ois, as follows; on the north side of Noyes Street from a point 170 feet west of the west lot line of Pioneer Road westerly to a point 110 feet east of the east lot line of MICDaniel Avenue (except in front of Lot 12, Block 5, Corn:aons and Bests Addition to Evanston), and moved that the Council con-aur in the recommiendation, approve the estimate and pass the ordinance. The motion was seconded by Alderman Witt and carried; voting aye Aldermen Topliff, Murray, Chandler, Burns, Sheffield, Turnock, Eiden, Witt, Ch angelon, Eastman, Kingsley, Knapp and Humphrey (13): voting nay none (0) . Alderman Eiden, for the Auditing Committee, intrdduced L� off. the following bills for the month of August, 1914, and moved in that same be approved and ,°rarrants ordered drailm payment thereof and charged to the respective funds: - Police Department 405.32 Street Repair Department 19611.27 Public Works Department 143.86 Public Buildings 761.45 Special Assessments 154.70 Sewer Department 298.87 Fire Department 267.54 I SGI U 323 1 Public Parks 215.16 Signal Service Department 48.49 Contingent Expenses 754.39 City Collector's office. 185.02 City Clerk's Office 8.30 City Comptrollerts Office 2.65 Streets & Alleys & ,ti"balks Dept. 19646.31 Health Department 85.79 Pumping Station 4,235.13 Water I-iIains Department 3,300.66 The motion was seconded by Alderman Chandler and carried; voting aye Aldermen Topliff, hurray, Chandler, Burns, Shef- field, Eiden, Turnock, Witt, Changelon, Eastman, Kingsley, Knapp and Hu:.iphrey (13) ; voting nay none (0) Alderman Sheffield, for the Building Committee, to which was referred request of I++:Zr. Frank C. 1,ewin for a refund of money paid for Bui.ldin Permit No. 6065, submitted report of t t the committee recommending that the amount of $64.65 be retain -ed as a regular permit fee for the amount of construction completed, and for the time spent in the approval of the plans, and $17.50 be retained for use of water, and the balance of $200.00 be refunded to Ir. Lewin. Alderman Sheffield moved the approval of the report of the committee.. The motion was seconded by Alderman Changelon and carried; voting aye Alder -men Topliff, Murray, Chandler, Burns, Sheffield, Turnock, Eiden, Witt, Changelon, Eastman, Kingsley, Knapp and Humphrey (13): voting nay none (0). Alderman Eastman, for the Finance Committee, submitted 0&k-LdUI A bond of James Huxtable, as Sidewalk Builder, in the sum of Fiv Thousand Dollars, ($5000.), with the American Surety Company of New York as surety, and moved that same be approved by the Council. The motion -•tas seconded by Alderman Topliff and carried. Alderman Eastman also submitted a letter from IUZr. P.T. Vntic.l,- Hummelgaard, City Collector, to the effect that license of - Mr. Philip Haas, for operating a milk i-,Tagon, was paid twice L -324 itonce by Mr. Haas and once by the Bowman Dairy Co��pany, and .- reoommending that the amount overpaid, being; $7.50, be refunded to '11r, Haas. Alderman Eastman moved that this amount of V-50 ordered be/refunded to Mr. Haas and charged to the Police Department _Fund. The motion was seconded by Alderman Knapp and carried; voting aye Aldermen Toplif, f , Murray, Chandler, Burns, Shef- field, Turno.ck, EidehLasWitt, Changelon, Eastman, Kingsley, Knapp and Humphrey (13); voting nay none (0) Alderman Humphrey, for the si.g<Zting Committee, reported jr'that of the twenty-twp lights ordered since the first of /h - January nineteen have already been placed and the other three probably would be placed within a short time. Alderman Topliff, Under Call of Wards, spoke of the fact city j- that many of the -streets of the had been coated � _ y o ed with tar and at this season of the year marry bon fires were being , Zm built in the streets., and moved that the chairman of the ' Street Committee investigate and see if these fires have any 4 bad effect upon the tar surface of the streets. 11ayor Smart f stated that the matter would be given attention. ' Alderman Chandler, for the Second Ward, presented a h I petition, signed by six .property owners -in the 1200 block on Sherman Avenue, asking that an electric light be placed in ,he.center of the said block, Alderman Chandler moved that the petition be referred to the sighting Committee. The mo- tion was seconded by Alderman Humphrey and carried. Alderman Eastman, for the Sixth Ward, presented a re - AA best that the Council take steps to have a cement sidewalk (j�3 laid in front of the 100 feet between Numbers 2503 and 2513 Ash-' �S i3 Ad""Land. Avenue, Evanston, and moved that the request be referred «, L � uo the Board of Local -Improvements. The motion was seconded `)y Alderman Knapp and carried.=. &4L-L Alderman Knapp, for the Seventh - ward, requested that the /clot.1treet Committee give attention to the portion of Haven Street, n between Sheridan Road and Orrington Avenue, which settles cE.,&In GU after every filling, stating that he- thought there must be lw�'1�t/ric l�L, 1 bmething wrong with the underground work in that place. g -_ Upon motion of Alderman Kingsley, seconded by Alderman_ is Change on, the council then adjourned. City Clerk T S(; U 3.25 City Half., Evanston, Illinois, October 6, t914. Regular meeting of the City Council, held October 6th, 1914. Present:: Alderman Topliff, il2urray, Chandler, " Pettibone, " Burns, " Sheffield, " Turnock, " Eiden, v'n`3a'R " b3itt, " Changelon, it Eastman, " Kingsley, Knapp, Humph ,- ey . Page Diettrich. Absent: None. Mayor Smart presiding. Alderman Witt moved that the minutes of a. regular meeting ?f the City Council, held September 22nd, 1914, be approved ;vithout reading. The „lotion was seconded by Al.drrman Turnock Ind carried. City Clerk Hahn presented the following: - 1. Communication from the Cprporation Counsel ad- ising the !Layor and members of the Council that on the ' 26th Jz-�- cL ay of September a bill was filed in the Circuit Court of Coop County, by Joseph E. Dodson against the City of Evanston, H.G. " ve�� �ETE ;oelitz, R. Smart, James Turnock and H.E. Chandler, in - James dividually and as members of the Board of Local Improvements, prayingffor an injunction enjoining the contractor from con- structing the i.L.provements of South Boulevard and Sheridan Road, except 'with natural asphalt, and enj oin,ina tge city '. from acce-oting the improvements unless so co-istructedvi and r• { e,r f /326 the city and its officers may be enjoined from paying any warrants, vouchers or bonds for the construction of the im- provements. Alderman Turnock moved that the communication be referred to the Board of Local Improvements for their consideration. The motion was seconded by A1dErman Witt and carried. 2. Coziu!unication from the Corpmissioner of Public Works, stating that application has been filed by the Hoyburn Company for a permit to erect a fired canopy over the theatre entrance ldcat.ed at 615-617 Davis Street, and asking for instructions =' as to issuing of the permit. Alderman Knapp moved that the application be referred to the Building Committee. The motion was seconded by AldermanTurnock and carried. 3. Coimmunication froal Hoyt King, enclosing petition _ for the improvement of that part of Isabella Street lying within the city limits of the City of Evanston, betT,veen 7.R.R. Ave. and the crest li.ty limits, sho-rTing signatures for 950 feet of frontage. Alderman Turnock moved that the coimnuni- and petition cation/be referred to the Board of Local Imp-rovements. The motion was seconded by Alderman Eiden and carried. 4. Communication from 111r. J.H. fenny, asking; that a street liL.t be installed at the intersection of Asbury Ave- �� nue and Rosalie Street or at Asbury Avenue and Lincoln Street. Alderi_zan Humphrey moved that the co=nunication be referred to the Lighting Coitimittee. The motion was seconded by Alder- man Turnock and carried. 5. Request that a permit be issued to place a banner across Davis Street from the top of the building known as 620 V Davis Street to the top of the second floor of the building (; known as 619-621 Davis Street, said banner to be 18 feet long and 5 feet wide and to be inscribed as follou-rs: r "Progressive Headquarters", and to be removed on November A4th, 1914, Alderman Eiden moved that the request be referred to the Street Committee. Alderz�ian Knapp moved as a. substi- tute motion that the request be granted. The substitute motion was seconded by Alderman Changelon and. carried. 1 6. Comrr_unication fro Broolv:rell Lodge !,.To. 1412 Loyal order of iloose, inviting the members of the Council to TSGII1 3,2"7 attend a lecture to be given in their Lodge Hall Ivo.606 9- Davis Street on Uednesday evening at 8 o'clock by Coroner Peter Hoff.Man on Safety first. Alderman Turnock moved that the invitation be accepted ti,,Tith thai ks. The motion uas seconded by Alderman. Knapp and carried. Alderman Turnock, for the Board of local Improvek�ents, ��pUs submitted a contractor's estimate (No. 5 Partial), in favor eu,`J of N.G. Goelitz, Contractor, in the sum of $9,200.00, for t/ the ,pavement of Sheridan Road from I.Tain Street to Sheridan Square, Special Assessment No. 605, and moved the approval and payment of same. The motion v.,Tas seconded by Alderman Chandler and carried; voting aye Aldermen Topli ff , Hurray, Chandler, Pettibone, Burns, Sheffield, Turnock, Eideh,Witt, Changelon, Eastman, Kingsley, Knapp and Humphrey (14); vot- ing nay none (0) . Alderman Turnock then moved a suspensim of the rules for passage o f four local improvement ordinances providing as fo1loti,,Ts: That a cement sidewalk five ffet four inches in .illdth' be constructed on the south side of Noyes Street, in -,he City of Evanston, County of Cook, State of Illinois, from point thirty-eig It feet east of the west lot line of Pion- �er Road westerly to the east lot line of Cduntry Road, ex- ;ept across the intersecting alley and except in front of the ,'olloti^Ting described property nol.,T provided i�Tith sidera.lk, to- a,7it; hots 33,34,35,36,37 and 38, Block 4, Commons and Bests ddition to Evanston; That a cement sidewalk five feet four inches in 1idth be constructed on the north sideoof Living- ston Street, in the City of Lvanston, County of Cook, State of Illinois, from a point tvw;enty inches east of the S,,Test lot line of West Railroad Avenue vresterly to the east lot line of The Public Alley in Block 24, Steiwart's Resubdivision of Blocks :22,24- and 26, North Evanston; That a cement sideiialk five feet four inches in tTidth be canstructed on the west side of ,Pioneer Road, in the City of Evanston, County of Cook, State of Illinois, from a pbtht thirty-four feet south of the north loot line of Payne Street northerly to a point twenty inches north of the south lot line of Noyes Street; That a cement 328 i4_ sidewalk five feet four inches in width be constructed on the east side of Ashland Avenue, in the City of Evanston, County of Cook, State of Illinois, from a. point sixteen feet M south of the north lot line of Lincoln Street northerly to a point three hundred fifteen and tro tenths (515.2) feet south o of the south lot line of Central Street, except across the intersecting alley and except in front of the following de- scribed property nor provided with sidewalk, to-v,it: Lot 22, Block 5, Horth Evanston. The motion,�,�,as seconded by Alderman Topliff said carried; voting aye Aldermen Topliff, Murray, Chandler, Pettibone, Burns, Sheffield, Turnock, Eiden, Vitt, Change lon, Eastman, Kingsley, Knapp end Humphrey (14); voting nay none (0) ,. Alderman Turnoc.L then submitted a recom,,iendation, esti- iyL mate and ordinance, providing that a cement sidev,alk five "r� feet four inches in it,�dth be constructed on the south side of (- Noyes Street, in the City of Evanston, County of Cook, State of Illinois, from a point thirty eight feet east of the west ' -lot line of .Pioneer Road vuesterly to the east lot line of country Road, except across the intersecting alley and except in front of the following described property no- provided with oidewalk, to-1,,grit: Lots 55, 34, 55, 36„7 and 38, Block 4, Com- �!ond and Bests Addition to Evanston and moved that the Council ��oncur in the recom-riendation, approve t?_e estimate any' pass ,he ordinance. The motion was seconded by Alderman i5itt and w.arried; voting aye Aldermen Topliff, I:11urray, Chandler, rettibone, Burrs, Sheffield, Turnock, Eiden, Witt, Changeloi_, Eastman, Kingsley, Knapp and Humphrey (14) ; voting nay none (0). r Alderman Turnock then submitted a recormnendation, esti- mate and ordinance, providing that a cement sidevTalk five ((v feet four inches in width be constructed on the north. side of X"n Livingston Street, in the City of Evanston, Coutity of Cook, t S GI V 329 State of Illinois, from a. point twenty inches east of the west lot line of West Railroad Avenue westerly to the east lot line of the Public Alley in Bloch 24, Steznrartl;s Resubdi- vision of Blocks 22,24 and 26, North Evanston, and moved that the Council concur in the recommendation, approve the estimate -nd pass the ordinance. The motion eras seconded by Alderman Eastman and carried; voting, aye Aldermen Topliff, 1,11urray, Chandler, Pettibone , Burns, Sheffield, Turnock, Eiden, ¢Vitt, `'hangelon, Eastman, Kingsley, Knap-p and Humiphrey (14); vot- ing nay none (C). Alderman Turnock then submitted a. recom_i,,endation, estimate and ordinance providing that a. :cement sidewalk five feet four 0-11 W�hc�cLc inches in width be constructed on the west side of Pioneer Road, in the City of Evanston, County of Cook, State of Illin- ois., from a point thirty-four feet south of the north lot line of ;Payne Street northerly to a point tiprenty inches nLor.th of the, south lot line of Noyes Street, and moved that the Council concur in the recommendation, approve the estimate and pass the ordinance. The motion .,-Jas seconded by Alder nai iyitt and car- ried; voting aye Aldermen Topliff, Murray, Chandler, Petti- bone, Burns, Sheffield, Turnock, Eiden, 1,17itt, Changelon, East- man., Kingsley, Lnapp and Humphrey (14) ; voting nay none (C) . Alderman Turnock also submitted a recomrriendation, estimate and ordinance, providing that a cement sidewalk five feet four inches in ,ridth be constructed on the east side of Ashland Avenue, in the•City of Evanston, County of Cook, State of Illinois, from a point sixteen feet south of the north lot line of Lincoln Street northerly to a point three hundred fifteen and two tenths (315.2) feet south of the south lot line of Central Street, except across the intersecting alley and except in front of the following described property now provided with sideTrralk, to-z^.rit: Lot 22, Block 5, North Evanston, and moved that the Council concur in the recommendation, approve the estimate and pass the ordinance, - Alderman Chandler and carried: The motion ,!,ras seconded by Voting aye Aldermen Topliff, 330 Murray, Chandler, Pettibone, Burns, Sheffield, Turnock, Eiden, Mitt, Changelon, Eastman, Kingsley, Knapp and Humphrey (14) ; voting nay none (0). Alderman Turnock then stated that there were two alleys which were to be paved and the work had begun on same, but there ere some obstructions in the allays which should be removed, Sand marved that the Commissioner of Public Works be instructed to notify the people having such obstructions in the alleys to ,remove same or he will remove them in case the people having themh/ there do not do it. The motion zrra.s seconded by klderman Mitt and carried. Alderman Eiden, for the Auditing Committee, presented the rollowing Temporary Pay -rolls and bill for the month of ?eptember and marved that same be approved and prdered paid and charged to the respective funds: - Contingent Expenses 60.00 Public Parks 286.00 Signal Service Department 15.75 Sewer Department 219.70 Public Works Department 132.60 Water Department 897.20 Street Reiali r Department 296.51 Streets & Alleys & Walks 1, 645.09 Street Lighting 2, 589.52 The motion was seconded by Alderman Humphrey and carried; i-oting aye Aldermen Topliff, rjiurray, Chandler, Pettibone, Burns, Sheffield, Turnock, Eiden, Witt, Changelon, Eastman, :Kingsley, Knapp and Humphrey (14); voting nay none (0). Alderman Sheffield, for the Building Committee, together with the Director of Public Safety, Building Inspector and ✓% sire Marshal, presented report upon the matter of the repair �f the livery barn at 1569 Sherman Avenue, which was damaged )y fire, to the effect that after inspectin` said building hey would recommend that the damaged part of the building, 77ith the exception of the ills, be rebuilt from the second loan, as the building is considered a. menace to fire and �-;afety, stating that the permit had been ti���it?�. eld for the I SGIU 331- reconditioning of this building until they could estimate the damage and be in position to make such recommendations as they f ound would tend toward safety, but that the olvner, 11r. Charles Terry, had ignored the refusal of the permit and put a portion of the roof back, and they would recommend that -Itr. Terry be brought into court and show cause why he should not be fined for tiolating the city ordinance w1aich reads that no such repairs shall be made without a permit. Alderman Sheffield moved the adoption of the report. The motion was seconded by Alderman Changelon and carried. Alderman Eastman, for the Finance Committee, introduced the following bonds and mmved that they be approved by the Council Bond of Andretir Nilson, as Plumber, in the sum of Five Thousand Dollars, with the -American Surety Company of New a0 York as surety. Bond of Andrew Nilson, as Sewer Builder and Drain Layer, M in the sum of Ten Thousand Dollars, with the American Surety Company of New York as surety. Bond of Christian H. Jesperson, as Plumber, in the sum u.a of Five Thousand Dollars, 1with the American Surety Company �- of New York as surety. Bond of Christian H. Jesperson, as Se-wer Builder and Detain Layer, in the sum of TenbThousand Dollars, with the kmerican- Surety Comrpany of Neva York as surety. Bond of R.T. Geaslin, as Plumber, in the sum of Five a� Chousand Dollars, with the Chicago Bonding and Surety Company as surety. ''�-� Bond of Frank J. ,Ruh, as Plumber, in the sum of Five ousand Dollars, with the American Surety Company of New''ork as surety. ` Bond of Frank J. Ruh,'as Sewer Builder and Drain Layer, -n the sum of Ten Thousand Dollars, with the American Surety Company of NeuYork as surety. The motion was seconded by Alderman Fitt and carried. .--j 332 Alderman Chandler, for the 'Committee on Parks, Plats and Subdivisions, presented plat of Golee's Resubdivision of �S 8 - Blocks 4,5 and 8, in Chase and Pitner's Addition to Evanston, being a subdivision of the NT.W.4, of the N.E'.1 of Section 24, and the S. 2-2 of the�`S 17 I of the S.E. (except the 11. 712 feet thereof) in Section 13; all in T.'41 N., R. 13 E.of the 3rd P-M., together with an ordinance vacating the alley noOT existing, and Moved that the plat and ordinance be referred to the Corporation Counsel to report back. The motion was seconded by Alderman Topliff and carried. Alderman Chandler also presented a conimunication from the Commissioner of Public Works in regard to sidewalk on _,he �, 0 east side of Chicago Avenue between Lake Street and Grove X Street, and moved that the Commissioner of Dublic Works be instructed to have this walk removed and new one laid at an expense of not over $150, samd to be charged to the Public Parks Fund. The motion was seconded by Alderman Topliff and carried; ' voting aye Aldermen Topliff, 11Iurray,Chandler, Pettibone,Burns,Sheffield,Turnock,Eiden,'4itt,Changelon, Eastman, Kingsley, Knapp and Humphrey (14) ; voting nay none (0) . 1) m i�� Alderman Chandler, for the Second award, under Calf of Yards spoke again of th'e complaints being made in regard to AV-11" the heavy trucks using our streets and asked if there was no- way of regulating theL. Alderman Turnock stated that such an ordnance as -Mould regulate these matters was being pre- pared in the nev,-ly revised ordinances. Alderman Burns, for the Third ffard, stated that there Wn#�_had been several requests for a light on Sheridan Road between the north line of Calvary and. the south line of Calvary, and moved that the matter be referred" to the Lighting Committee. The motion was seconded by Alderman Eiden and carried. Alderman Kingsley, for the Sixth Ward, stated that he had received a letter from a resident of Sheridan Place in I SGI V 333 1 regard to the lighting and upkeep of that street and moved that this matter be referred to the Lighting Committee. The motion was seconded by Alderman Turnock and carried, Alderman Kingsley also moved that the matter of the Rail- way Company furnis:-.ing some kind of shelter or protection for �1out persons waiting for the cars near Davis Street and benches N at certain streets along the line of the street railway, be re -(erred to the Railroad Committee. The motion was seconded by Alderman Topliff and carried. Alderman Knapp, for the Seventh Ward, suggested that the Building Committee, while -working on the revision of the build 5 -ing ordinances, consider the matter of making a rule that in certain sections of the city none but real fire proof ' buildings may be erected. Mayor Smart Stated that the com- mi-:;tee zrould take notice of the suggestion. Alderman Turnock, under call of Tdnfinished Business, moved a suspension of the rules for the passage of an ordinanc repealing: Section 603 of the ordinances of the city. The motion was seconded by Alderman Topliff and carried; voting aye Aldermen Topliff, Lurray, Chandler, Pettibone, Burns, Sheffield, Turnock, Eiden, iitt, Changelon, Eastman, Kingsley, Knapp and Humphrey (14); voting; nay none (0). Alderman Turnock then introduced an ordinance providing "That Section 603 of an ordinance entitled 'An Ordinance �03 _ for the Revision and Consolidation of the General Ordinances of the City of Evanston', adopted by the City Council February 9th, 1904, approved February 9th, 1904, be and the same is hereby repealed." Alderman Sheffield moved that this ordinance be referred to the Judiciary Committee to re- port on with recommendations at the next meeting of the Council. The motion was seconded by Alderman Changelon and lost. Alderman Turnock then moved the passage of the ordinance. The Notion was seconded by Alderman 11urray and carried; voting aye Aldermen Topliff, Murray, Chandler, Pettibone, Burns, Sheffield, Turnock, Eiden, gvitt, Changelon, Eastman, Kingsley, Knapp and Hu_aphrey (14) ; voting nay none (0) . that there had been several complaints mayor Smart stated in regard to a garage on Davis Street between Hinman and -Chicago Avenue the persons stating that it is noi,�, a. repair shop sand suggested that the matter be referred to the aldermen from the first i�ard. Alderman Topliff roved that the matter be so referred. The motion T,,as seconded by Alderman 11,11urray and carried. Mayor Smart then stated that he had received a comr.aunica- tion from the Rev, George Craig Stewart, Rector of St. Luke's ,t/YUf1i�-�J Church, extending an invitation to the members of the Council and all of the city officials to a special service to be held about two weeks from 4',Tednesday evening, to be called an Evanston Fight, at the opening of the ne',��, church, adding that all v,Tould receive personal invitations later on. 11'ayor Smart then stated that last year. the City Hail. was closed on Columbus Day and asked what the pleasure of the N V � council was in the matter this year. Alderman Turnock marved that all departments of the city be closed on 1flonday. ;ctober 12th, Columbus Day, except the Police, Fire and health Departments. The motion was seconded by Alderman Eastman and carried. Upon motion of Alderman Chandler, seconded by Alderman Eastman, the Council then adjourned. City Clerk. 1 1 j S G [j 335 1 City hall, Evanston, Illinois, pct-13,1914. Regular meeting of the City Council, held October 13th,1914. Present: Alderman Topliff, " TaIur-ray, " Chandler, Pe•-tibone, " Burns, " Sheffield, " Turnock, " Eiden, " Eastman, Kingsley, " Knapp, " Humphr ey. . Page Diettrich. Absent: Aldrman Changelor_. Mayor Smart presiding.. ,Titt moved that the minutes of a regular meeti7gg Alderz�a_n � k, ��1z � �a�x�iY� � �� mpxM3MSMMtx, of the City Council, held October 6th, 1914, be approved ,riht- ofhMnJaY out reading. The motion was seconded by Alderman Eastman and carried. t Alderman Turnock, for -the Board of .Local Improvements, presented 1.1aintenance Bonds of +:,,Z,loley Oorrpany as' follo�"s: Bond in the sum of $2,100.00, for the maintaining of a limestone top macadam pavement in Clinton Place from Ridge _avenue to Sheridan Road. Bond in the sun of $200.00, for the maintaining of a cast :ron -cater main with appurtenances thereto in Euclid Park Pi °rom Ingleside Place to Sheridan Road. Bond in the sum of $700.00, gor the maintainins of a irnestone top macadam pavement in Kri Euclid Park Place from Ingle �,Q, -side Place to Sheridan Road. -336 Al" Bond in the sum of $1,600.00, for the maintaining of a limestone top macadam pavement in Grove Street from ,,lesle Ave nue to Dewey Avenue. Bond in the sum of $1,300.00, for the maintaining of a. limestone top macadam pavement in Monticello Street - rom Fjige Avenue to Carrington Avenue. All of said bonds having the National Surety Company,. a New York corporation, as surety. } Alderman Turnoc: moved that these bonds be approved ty the Council. The motion was seconded by Alderman Pettibone and carried. Alderman Turnock then presented and moved the approval and payment of the fosllo�r,.ing contractor's estimates:- btbo Estimate No. 2 Final, in favor of II.Foley Co., Contractor, �/ '•� n the sun of $56.241 for six inch water main_ in Euclid -Fark Place from Ingleside Place to Sheridan Road, Special Assessment 1To. 593• . Estimate No. 3 Final, in favor of I,,I.Foley Ca. ,Contractor, 3� '1 -L for pavement in Grove Street from Wesley Avenue to Dewey Avenue, i :in the sum of $741.4�5, Special Assess.lient No. 591. Estimate 1.1o. 5 Final,, in favor of 1JI.Foley Co.,Contractor, ' ih the sun o f n r o $597.15, for p�ti ement in T�.2onti c.,110 Street from �./ midge Avenue to Orrington Avenue, special Assessment No.. 596. Estimate No. 3 Final, in favor of II. Fol ey Co . , Contractor _n the sum of $850.05, for pavement in Clinton Place from Ridge _avenue to Sheridan Road, Special Assessment No. 597. Estimate No. 3 Final, in favor of M.ioley Co.,Contractor, C%Zo< n the suzi of $304.08. for pavement in Euclid Park Place from :ngleside Place to Sheridan Road, Special Assessment No— 594. The .notion vas seconded by Alderman Topliff and carried: voting aye Aldermen• Topliff,I�iurxay,Chandler, Pettibone, Burns, Sheffield, Tu-rnock, Eiden, Witt, Eastman, Kingsley, Knapp and Humphrey (13); voting nay none (0). 1 T SGI V 33"7 Alderman Turnock then presented and moved the approval 1-.1payment of a contractor's estimate (No. 2 Partial), in Co , favor of m. Eoley Co., fo-r pavement in Aulford Street from - Chicago &nVor.th Western Fly, to Ridge Avenue, Special Assess- ment No. 6114 in the sum of $2,700. The motion was seconded by Alderman Chandler and carried; voting aye Aldermen Top- jiff, M r-ray,' Chandler, Pettibone, Burns, Sheffield, Turnock, Eiden, Witt, Eastman, Kingsley, Knapp and Humphrey (13) ; vot- ing nay none (0) . Alderman Turnock also presented and moved the approval l 0 Ind payment of a contractor's estimate (No. 1 Partial), in favor of M. Foley Co., in the sum of $1,800, for pavement in the alley in Blocks 1, 2 and 3 Adams & Brous Addition to Evanston., Special Assessment No. 623. The motion was second- od by Alderman Eiden and carried; voting, aye Aldermen Topliff Ourray, , Chandler, Pettibone, Burns, Sheffield, Turnocl, Eiden, Witt, Eastman, Kingsley, Knapp and Humphrey (13) ; voting nay done (0). Alderman Eiden, for the Auditing Com ittee, introduced the following wills for the month. of September, 1914, and roved that sage be approved and• warrants ordered drawn in pay - rent thereof and charged to -the respective funds: - Public Buildings 289.08 Printing 3.40 Street Lightiny 2, 608.55 Sewer Department 150.85 Streets & Alleys c Walks 1, 606.33 Health Department 60.97 Special Assessments 215.64 Pumping Station- 559.75 Water Mains Department 501.69 Police Department 368.00 Pub 1 i c. P arks 140.41 City Collector's Office 154.10 5SONDUIRS.11 City Comptroller's office 15,70 Signal Service Department 37.04 Public Safety Department 94.93 Contingent, Expenses 9.15 Public Works Department 178.00 The motion was seconded by Alderman EattmaA and carried; voting aye Aldermen Toplif, f , J,iurray, , Chandler, Pettibone, Burns, Sheffield.,. Turnocl, .Eiden, Witt, Eastman, Kingsley, Knapp and Humphrey (13) ; voting nay none (0)- Alderman Eastman, for the Finance'Committee, introduced and Loved the approval of the following bonds: - Bond of P.J. Karstens.,, as Sidewalk Builder, in the sum of Five Thousand Dollars,, wit a the American Surety Company of New Yore as surety. Bond of John H. Hannigan, as Sewer Builder and Drain Layer, in the.sum of Ten Thousand Dollars, with the Equitable Surety Company as surety. Rl _ Bond of Alexander Balfour, as Plumber, in the sum of Five `thousand Dollars, with .the American Surety Company of New York as surety. Bond of N.A. Wing, as Plumber, in the sum of Five Thou- sand Dollars, with J. W.Vaughan and D.R. Miller as sureties. Bond of N.A. aging, as Sewer Builder and Drain Layer, in the sum of Ten Thousand Dollars, with J.W.Vaughan and - D.R.Miller as sureties. The motion was seconded by Alderman Turrock and carried. �7m 1 — Alderman Knapp, for the Fire Committee, stated that it khad been customaryfor the City to send the Fire Phief to attend the meeting; of Fire Chiefs of the country, which meeting; Is to be held this year at New Orleans, and moved that the sum of $100. be appropriated from the Fire Department Fund and the Hayor and City Comptroller be authorized to draw e check for that amount to A.N.Hofstetter to defray the expenses of such a trip. The .Notion was seconded by Alderman Turnock and tarried; voting aye Aldermen Topliff, Chandler, Pettibone, 1 Sheffield, Turnock,:Eiden, Witt, Eastman and Knapp (9); voting nay alderman -Marray, Burns, Kingsley and H dmphrey (4) . Alderman Turnock, for the Judiciary Co',mnitteT, subrrittec, n ordinance providing for the dimming of auto.nozle lights 1 i �►�r.� - and for the speed at which automobiles shall be operated through subways, and moved that the ordinance be heferred to 5. the, Judiciary Committee and that copies be furnished to each of the aldermen. The motion was seconded by Alderman Topliff and carried. Alderman Chandler, for the CoAaittee on Parks, Plats and '^'''` Subdivisions, presented a Warranty Deed from Christian J. Golee -e _ `F and Elizabeth C. Golee, his wife, to the City of Evanston, of III ' the South sixteen feet of the north forty-six feet of hots 2 and 11, in Block 4, and the south s±xteen feet of the north A.l �Jkforty-six feet of Tots 2 and 11, in Block 5, in Chase and Pit- s netts Addition to Evanston, in the N.a'U. of the N.�E.4 of Sec. 24, T.41 Ni, E..13 E. of the 3rd P,M. , dated Oct. 10, 1914, conveying; said property to the city to be used as a public alley in place of the,,present alley which is to be vacated and moved that the deed be accepted. The motion was second -ed by A1drrman Topliff and carried. Alderman Chandler then moved•a suspension o,, the rules for the passage df an ordinance vacatinS the a.11gy in said vubdivision referred. to. The .notion was seconded by Alderman '• opliff and carried; voting aye Aldermen Topliff., Wray, Chandler, Pettibone, Burns, Sheffield, Turnock, EidBh, Witt, jastman, Kingsley, Knapp and Humphrey (13); voting nay none (0). Alderman Chandler then_ introducedcan ordinance providing "That those portions of the alleys sixteen (16) feet in width extending from Crain Street on the south to Dempster Street I Dn the north, in Blocks g and 5, Chase and PitnYIs Addition to iili:& L t S ivanston, Cook County, Illinois, lying north of a line drawn pine hundred thirty (130) feet south of and parallel with the aoyth line of said Blocks 4 and 5, be and the same are hereby acated", and moved the passage of the ordinance.The motion was seconded by Alderman Topliff and carried; votir g aye W Aldermen Topliff, 2�array, Chandler, Pettibone, Burns, Shef- field, Turnock, Eiden, Witt, Eastman, Kingsley, Knapp and Humphrey (13) ; voting na;. none Olt� Alderracan Chandler then introduced a plat of Golee's Re - subdivision of Blocks 4, 5 and 8, in Chase and Pitner's 0 Addition to Evanston, ebinE a subdivision of the of the of Sec. 24, and the south of the S ._��1`. a of t'ne S.E. (except the north 71i feet thereof) in Sec.13; all in T.41 N. , R .13 E. of the 3rd P.M&, and moved -the approval of the plat. ,r The motion i,�as seconded by Alderman Topliff and carried; vot- inL aye Alder..^en Topliff, 1,jjurray, Chandler, Pettibone, Burns, Sheffield, Turno cTr�, Eider., Witt,, Eastman, Kingsley, Knapp and Flumphrey (13); voting nay none (0). Under Call of Wards, Alderman Burns, for the Thi-d ,,ard, asked %,,.hat the status of the Sewage Diversion matter was and �YYuv requested that the Council meet in a Co.,nittee of the 1;bhol.e 3n next Tuesday evening; to consider the matter. &-V-<- Alderman Turnock, for the Fourth � ard4,,i stated that he', _ould like to have the matter of the turning oaer of Sheridan A tItin �o;Zoad to the Lincoln Park Hoard takerup in a Committee of the "hole at the same time as the De, age Diversion matter -on neat d `..uesday evening. G Alderman Turnock also presented a communication from the 'lam • tN,tlh'- ,�_ I &P 711-713 c oo-ners of property kni•�on as numbers 711 and 715 Ida.in Street, v� y i0. »��� :-ecuesti.ng periussion to tear down the store fronts on said .1.1.��.r► p,rerv.ses, reconstruct same, by building, new store fronts thereon,F /!.0 -cthem about nine inches north, on the proper lot line, leaving the upper stories of the buildings as they are at xresent, and mo ed that the request by referrers/� to the Building CorLPtttee and Comamissioner of Public Norks. The y,otion was seconded by Alderman. Eiden and carried. s Alderman Eiden, for the Fourth %,card, moved that the matter of a refund to property owners on Florence Avenue, between Crain W I Is IG U _341 1 1 and Lee Streets, who paid for the laying of sewer in said: - , —street some years ago, be referred to the Sewer Committee. The motion was seconded by Alderman Turno ck and carried. Alderman Knapp, for the Sebenth Ward, presented_a com- munication from !vIr. SI E. Ste1r,rart, 2110 Orrington Avenue, re- 11 �/k. questing that the Council enact a suitable ordinance to pro- hibit and prE-vent the construction, erection, or maintenance of turnstiles or other such obstructions at the entrances to the stations of the NorthvTestern Elevated Railzvay, in Evanston, t and iroved that the cot ,unication be referred to the Railroad Committee. The motion was seconded by Alderman;Tppliff and :.carried. , Under Unfinished Business, Alderman Topliff stated that the matter of the auto: obile shop or _ epair place on Davis b q-- Street bet',,'�een Chicago Avenue and Hinman Avenue.was referred Jjk,v�'ti at the last meeting of the Council to the alder:: -.en of the ='irsu ward; that they had investigated the natter as had also the Director of Dublic Safety w]riom he requested to make a xtatement of what he had found out. After this statement .1.1dermen Topliff moved that the matter be referred to the Core: poration Counsel. The ...otion was seconded by Alderman Burns and carried. Upon motion ofAlderinan Turnock, seconded by Alderman Knapp, the Council then adjourned. City Clerk. 342 City Hall, Evanston, Illinois, October 20 1914. Regular meeting of the City Council, held October 20th, 1914. Present: - Alderiran Topli f'f, " 1vlurray, i " Chandler, F Pettibone, " Burns, t " Sheffield, { r x " Turnock, " Eiden, ' it alJitt, f u+ Changelon, Eastman., Kingsley, } Knapp, " Humphrey. Page Di ettri ch. Absent: 1:1or_e. _ .'rviayor Smart presiding. J 1 Alderman A- itt moved that the minutes of a regular meeting of the City Uouncil, held_ October lath, 1914, Ve approved h -)ut reading.. The _notion 7-,,as seconded by Alderman Eastman and - carried. City Clerk Hahn presented the fo110 yin_g: - r. 1. Reports of the City Treasurer and City Comptroller L__ :,or the _._onth of September, 1914. Alderman Eastman moved that ;here reports be received and. placed on file. The motion i�.ras eye seconded by Alderman Knapp and carried. Qp 2. Request from Cecelia jM. Lliurph y, O'wner, by W.S_ 7,.-,ridmore, Agent, for perrni scion to construct sidewalk on east �y ,aide of Sheridan Road south from Rinn Street, being Block J, J'"t' ,n Arnold and :',arren's v-Jb_di_'rision, 20-4-1-14, o feet easterly of ` 1 UYYt 4-L T S GI 3V . distant from and pexallel to the inside of curb line. Al- derman- Burns moved that the perm-tt be granted as requested. The motion z,,ras seconded by Alderr.ian 41itt and carried. Co,L-fanication from .J.O.Mohering, 1936 ,.Ilaple Avenue, enclosing; claim for $5.30 for damages done to wagon and har- r a ness on October 15th by a city employe. Alderman Topliff roved that the matter be referred to the Corporation Counsel The motion Ti,as seconded by Alderman iumphrey and carried. 4. Co:aaunication, signed .by thirty-four of the business - men of Evanston, stating that they believe. that canopies for theaters and similar public places are a distinct benefit to the public at large and also add to the appearance of a. busi- aess street, but that it is understood that the canopies are not to be used for advertiing purposes. Alderman Sheffield notred that this co=.unication be referred to the Judiciary -],orgnittee. The motion ua.s seconded 'by Alderiiian I';surray and carried. 5. Petition, ed by forty residents and property <ne'rs in the vicinity of Ashland Avenue and j`ailder Street, ma string that an arc light be installed at the intersection of aid streets. AldermanV,,i-tt moved that the petition be re - erred to the LightinE, Committee. The motion was seconded by Aderm.an Humphrey and carried. 6. Petitions, containins about twenty signatures, pro- x _ y.estinS against the proposed extension,of Sheridan Road from IT"' y -�rhe "Half Section lime between the South Half and the -N"orth • _FLalf of Section 19-1=, T,:41 N. :R. 13 E. of 3rd F.M. , thence northerly to the intersection of Lee Street and Lake Shore i Loulevard", such extension changing; the location of said road. 11derman Turnock moved that the petitions be referred to the Judiciary Committee. The,_,.Lotion ti•ras seconded by Alderman Burns and. carried. 7. Petition, signed by seven residents of the nei _hbor- Mood, askinS that some street lamps be erected in the vicinity ' of Sheridan Road and Sheridan Terrace. Alderman Humphrey roved that the request be referred to the Lightin,; Committee. :Ivor <- he motion was seconded by Alderman Eiden and carried. 344 Q8. Request for permission to stringy; a Republican Banner across Davis Street from the Jose�h Pierson building. p� Alderman Turnock moved that the request be granted. The motion /J�t�, was seconded by Alderman Knapp and carried. Alderman Turnock, for the Board of local Improvements, submitted and moved the approval and payment of a. Contractors ill Estimate NO. 5 Partial) , in favor of H. G. Goelitz, for pavement in South Boulevard from Chicago Avenue to Sheridan Road, Special Assessment No. 606, in the sgq of $4, 200. The motion was seconded by Alderman Burns and carried; voting aye Aldermen Topliff, Murray, Chandler, Pettibone, Burns, Sheffield, Turnock, Eiden, Witt, ChanLelon, Eastman, Kingsley, 113ttpp and. Humphrey (14); voting nay none (0). Alderman Turnock then submitted and moored the approva= and payment of a. Contractor's Estimate (No. 2 Partial), in favor of 1,.r. Foley Co., Contractor, in the sum of 11,900. for pavement in C•of alley in Blocks 1, 2 and 3, Adams & Brown's Addition to Evansto Special Assessment No. 628. The motion was seconded by Al- derman Witt and carried; vot±ng aye Aldermen Topliff, Murray, Chandler, Pettibone, Burns, Sheffield, Turnock, Eiden, Witt, Chan elon, Eastman, Kingsley, Knapp and Humphrey (14) ; voting nay none (0) . Alderman Turnock then moved the suspension of the rules for nn the passage of t7o local improvements ordinances providing as follows:- That a cement sidewalk five feet four inches in width be constructed on the east side of Arrington Avenue, in the City of Evanston, County of Cook, State of Illinois, from a point eighteen feet north of the south lot line of Foster Street southerly to a point one hundred sixty nine U69) feet south of the south lot line of Foster Street, and that a cement sidewalk five feet four inches in width be constructed in the City of Evanston, County of Cook, State of Illinois, as follows;- On the east side of Judson Avenue from a point eighteen feet south of the north lot line of Dempster Street, northerly to the north lot line produced west of Lot 11, Blcok 36, Village of Evanston; also on the north side of Dempster Street from a point two and one tenth feet vest of the east TSGU 345 lot line of Judson Avenue. The motion vias seconded by Alder- man Topliff and carried; voting aye Aldermen Topliff, ?:iurray, Chandler, Pettibone, Bu3ms, Sheffield4i Turnock, Eiden, Witt, Changelon, Eastman, Kingsley, Knapp and Hu_phrey (14); i'vot- ing nay none Alderman Turnock then submitted a recommendation, estimate - and ordinance, providing that a cement sidewalk, five feet four inches in width, be constructed on the east side of Orrington Z0_pfAvenue, in the City of Evanston, County of Cook, State of illincis, from a point eighteen feet north of the south lot I" line of .Foster Street southerly to a point one hundred sixty nine (169) feet south of the south lot line of .roster Street, and moved that the Council concur in the recommendation, approv the estimate and pass the ordinance. The motion was seconded by Alderman Witt and carried; voting aye Aldermen Topliff, Murray, Chandler, Pettibone, Burns, Sheffield, Turnock, Eiden, Witt, Changelon, Eastman, Kingsley, Knapp and. Humphrey (14); voting nay none (0) . Alderman Turnock also submitted a recom:•nendation, estimate and- ordinance, providing that a cement sidewalk, five feet four inches in width,be co _structed in the City of Evanston, County of Cook, State of Illinois, as follows:- on the east side of Judson nue f o:n een feetlaou h the X6 north lot line ,produ ed west of Lot ll, ' Block 36, Village of . Evanston; also on the north side of Demps.,er Street from a point tj.;7 and one tenths feet west of the east lot line of Jud- son Avenue easterly to a point twe_Ity-eigh-� feet east of the eas lot line of Judson Avenue, and moved that -,he Council concur in the recommendation, approve the estimate and pass the or- dinance. The motio_r tiLrasns econded by Alderman Eiden and carried voting aye Aldermen Topliff, hurray, Chandler, Pettibone, Burns, Sheffield, Turnock, Eiden, Witt, Changelon, Eastman, Kingsley, Knapp and Humphrey (14) ; voting nay xxy none CO) . Alderman Eiden, for the Auditing Com}nittee, introduced balls of the .Eire Department for the aionth of September, 1914, amounting to $659.08, and the followinL temporary pay -rolls for the first half of the nonth of October, 1914, and moved 346 that same be approved -and -,�rarrants ordered drawn in pa:ament thereof and charged to the respective funds:- -Public Parks 245.20 Sewer Department 219.70 Signal Service Department 24.30 Public off o rks Department 140,. 40 Contingent Expenses 60g00 'qater Department 555.10 Streets & Alleys & Walks Dept 1,74020 The motion was seconded by Alder -Kan Chandler and carr=_ed; voting aye Aldermen Topliff, Murray, Chandler, Pettibone, Burns, Sheffield, Turnock, Eiden, Witt, Changelon, Eastman, Kingsley, Knapp and Humphrey (14) ; voting nay none (0) . Alderman Sheffield, for the Building n Co-:,ittee, to which was referred petitions for permission to tear dolru-n store fronts /A on the premises known as 711 and 713 1,1ain Street, Evanston, .q and construct new store fronts on the proper lot lines to the O't7� —'7�3 height of one story, leaving the upper stories as they are , at present, reported that the committee would report favorably on the application and recommend that.the Commissioner of Gv� Public Works issue a permit therefor with the 'distinct anderstaaading that the permission does not in any way grant or give to the ow -hers of said peemises the right to maintain their present encroachment of some nine inches upon the street, w----Iich the Council shall continue to have the ri 'Olt to order re -roved t axT time. Alderman Sheffield moved that the report of the ommittee be adopted. The -notion was seconded by Alderman idea and carri-ed. Alderirian Eastman, for the Finance Committee, introduced d of Paul Eichenbau_m, as Plumber, in the su-n of Five Thou - and Dollars, with the American Surety Company of New York 'as ety,. axld bond of same party as Sev.'rer Builder and Drain yer, in the sum of Ten Thousand Dollars, with the American rety Company of New York as surety, and moved that these lads be approved by the Council. The -notion was seconded Alderman Knapp and carried. T S G IJ 347 Alderman Turnock, for the Judiciary Committee, presented an ordinance governing the erection and maintenance of can- GAn:t'c� ` opi es and fixed avu-rings pro j ectinE over public t1g4way s in the City of Evanston, and moved that same be referred to the Judiciary Committee and copies thereof sent to each of -the aldermen. The motion was seconded by Alderman Witt and carried. Alderman Pettibone, for the Sever Co'.rmnittee, stated that the ordinance passed by the Council providing for the diver- sion of the sewers into the Forth Shore Channel U the Drain- age Canal contained in it a time limit of ninety days, but that the Sanitary District had had no meeting since the pass- age of said ordinance but that a meeting was called for a week from next-Monda,, , at eleven o t clock to consider same, and it was desired that members of the committee and others of the Council who desired should attend that meeting. Under Call of Wards Alderman Burns, for the Third card, rem±nded the members of the Council of -the invitation hereto- fore extended to them to attend the meeting at St. Lukens Church on Wednesday evening, Evanston I`igtit, at eight o 1 clock. Alderman Chandler, for the Second a%'ard, stated that the Evanston Commercial Association were to have an open meeting n � �� Thursday eveni.nE "to discuss the Park question and extended a cordial invitation to the members of the Council and City officials to attend same. Alderman Miurrayn for the First 'Yard, presented a cammun- /11 /;,� X ication received by him from Mr. H. C. Gllb, 1625 Hinman Avenue, enclosing a bill from the Evanston Hospital for services ren- veered to himself after an injury which he claims he sustained �-,v<hile bathing at Cook Street Bathing Beach, and moved that the natter be referred to the Corporation Counsel to take up and report back at the next meeting of the Council with reco_,nmen- dations. The motion was seconded by Alderman Kna_ p and carried. 34S Alderman Kingsley, for the Sixth Ward, moved that the mat -4. 60ter of the condition of Sherman Avenue, north of Noyes Street, �'l► De referred to the Street Committee for early attention. fhe motion ,rTas seconded by Alderman Knapp a#d carried. Upon motion of Alderman Murray seconded by Alderman r Changelon, the Council then adjourned. City Clerk. (57 City Mall, _ Evanston, Illinois, October 27th, 1914. Regular meeting; of the City Council, held October 27th, 1914. Present: Alderman Topliff, " 1,Turray, " Chandler, " Pettibone, it Burns, " Sheffield, " Turno ck, " Eiden, ri Witt, " Changelon, ii Eastman, Kingsley, " Knapp, Humphrey. Page Diettrich. Absent: None. i.Iayor Smart presiding. J ISG,U :349 1 1 Alderman Witt moved that the minutes of a regular meeting, of the City Council, held October 20th, 1914, be approved without reading. The :-,lotion was seconded by Alder- man Eiden and carried. Mayor Smart an_�lounced the appointment of 1.,Ir. George S. c� VToore, I2daster Plumber, and _;Ir. Ed-vfin A. Jameson, Journeyman WfU_- Plumber, as members of the Board of Examiners of Plumbers, 0� U to succeed themselves. Alderman Chan;elon moved that these � � ppointmer_ts be confi-rr-2ed by the Council. The :notion V,-as seconded by Alderman Turnock and carried. City Clerk Mahn presented a petition, signed by about fifty citizens of the Sixth 17ard and residents of that por- tion. of the ward between Noyes Street and Central Street, calli4g attention to the very bad condition of Sherman Ave- nue on the four blocks bet -green the two streets nient.ioned, and praying for relief therefrom. Alder..lan Kingsley moved that the petition .be referred to the Street Committee. Alderman Burns moved as a substitute motion that the petition be re- ceived and placed on file. The substitute motion was second- ed by Alderman Turnock and carried. Ae �. Alderman Turnock, for the Board 'of Local Improvements, presented 211aintenance Bond of C.T. Bartlett, Contractor, for the maintaining -of a brick pavement in the Public Alley in Bloc'-k 1, O.Huset s Addition to .'Evanston, from Dempster Street to Crain Street, in the sum of Seven Hundred and Fifty Doll- ats, 1,,,7ith 'the National Surety Company as surety and 1.1ainten- ance Bond of C.T. Bartlett, Contractor, for the maintaining of a vitrified tile pipe sewer in Euclid Park Place, from Ingle- side Place northerly a distance of five hundred fifty linear feet, in the sum of One Hundred and Fifty Dollars, with the i',-,ational Surety Company as surety, and .roved that these bonds be approved by the Council. The motion was seconded by Alder - an Eastman and carried. 350 Alderman Turnock then introduced a Contractor's Estimate COOXXVV� X_ (71N.)_ ) (No. 2 Final), in favor of C.T. Bartlett, Contractor, for 9" e-Y a - sewer in Euclid Far.&i Place from Ingleside Place northerly 550 feet, in the sum of $85.60, Special Assessment 1`0. 592, and moved that a warrant be ordered drawn in paj rent of same. The motion was seconded by Alderman Changelon and carried; voting; aye Aldermen Topliff, .Murray, Chandler, . Pettibone, Burns, Sheffield, Turnock, Eiden, E',itt, ChanL-elon, Eastman, Kingsley, Knapp and %luT-,iphrey (14) ; voting; nay none (0) . Alderman Turnock then presented and :roved the approval t4 L and pe,y-ie-_o.t of a Contractor's Estimate (No. 2 Final) , in f Iw ` y ffavor of C.T. Bartlett, Contractor, in, the sumof $32.25, for payement in Alley East of Elzw ood Avenue'from Dempster Street 1 to Crain Street, Special-ssessment ,o. Q2:;• The motion was seconded by Alderman Eiden and carried; v6tirig aye Aldermen Topliff, Lrlarray, Chandler, 'Pettibone, Burns ,*Sheffield, Turnock, Eiden, t itt , Chanselo-.., Eastman, Kingsley, Knapp and rumphrey (14) ; voting nay none (0) . Alderman Turnock then presented and moved the approval Sind pa,iment of a Contractor, s Estimate (No. 3 Partial) , in favor of H.G.Goelitz, Contractor, in the sum of $5,900. for pavement in South Boulevard, from Ridge Avenue to Linden Court, Special Assessment No. 607. The motion was seconded by Alderman Chandler and carried; voting aye Alderwllen Top- liff, Idiurray, Chandler, Pettibone, Burns, Sheffield, Turnock, Eiden, Iffit-t , Changelon, Eastman, Kingsley, Knapp and Humphrey (14) ; voting nay none (0) . Alderman Tur.,.ock also introduced and moved the approval LI payment of a Contractor's Estimate (No. 3 Partial) , in V< favor of M.Foley Co., Contractor, in the. sum of $3,900., for pavement in Alleys -'in Blocks 1, 2 and 3 Adams & Brovn-il s Addition to Evanston, Special Assessment No. 628. The motion was seconded by Alderman u'aitt and carried; voting aye Alder- men Topliff, lvurray, Chandler, Pettibone, Burns, Sheffield, Turnock, Eiden, Witt, Changelon, Eastman, Kingsley, Knapp and Humphrey (14); voting nay none (0). 1 L 351 Alderman Turnock, for the Judiciary Committee, presented • �4,I_an ordinance providing for the dimm.ng of head lights on Oh. Gtw - all motor vehicles, regulating the speed of Motor vehicles through the sub,rrays, the parking of vehicles in subways, and noise caused by motor vehicles, and after reading same !moved the passage of the ordinance. The motion was seconded ��.by Alderman Topliff and carried; voting aye Aldermen Top- S� liff, Jurray, Chandler, Pettibone, Rx=., Sheffield, Turnock, Eiden, 1,7itt, Changelon, Eastman and Kingsley (11) ; Alder- uian Burns declined to vote; voting nay Aldermen Knapp and "umphr ey (2) . j Alderman Turnock also presented a petition asking that _ o certain property south of Calvary Cemetery be disconnected d from the City of Evanston and annexed'to the City of Chicago, and moves_ that the petition be referred to the Judiciary Committee and Commissioner of Public .'Torks. The motion was I seconded by Alderman Eastman and carried. -J— Alderman Pettibone, for the Sewer Committee, reported p1. that there was a meeting held of the Engineering Committee f the Sanitary District on Monday to consider, the question of sewage diversion in Evanston, at which ,7ere present the nembers of the Engineering Committee of the Sanitary District, Trustee r'aullin, J':jIayor Smart, Aldermen Turnock, Burns'and him - `self, an-' z the question. of the adoption of the ordinance tirhich Xeras passed by the Evanston Council ,<<ras taken up and discussed. Chat at the end of the discussion some of the trustees ex- -)ressed themselves as being in favor of giving the people of Ivanston :irhat they desired as represented by the vote of the i.,;ouncil z°chile others would not c=iii.t themselves; that the itern of expense was a matter of discussion and that there would be another meeting on next 1.1onday when the matter `,,r.-,uld be «ga.in taker, up. Under Call of yards, Alderman Sheffield, for the Third 7t�a� }lard, presented a com...unicationftom ±~llr. Walter S. Vose, bib A4` q Judson Avenue, in regard to permit to erect a garage in the -'rear of his premises and _ , move d that the communication be re- r' 352 ferred to the Building Comrluttee i,°s1th Ao7irer to act. The. , motion ,,,Pas seconded by Alderman Eiden and carried. Alderman Sheffield then stated that on July 14th laE� At -he Council authorized the issuance of a permi,i, to 11r. J.;'�, I1ehrig to construct a cement sidewalk six feet from insidle E 0 curb line on -Sheridan S,_uare in front of his xproperty alid move cI� that the action of the Council taken on July 14th last, giving iI�,r. Gehri g the right to construct a cement sidewalk six feet . from the curb line on Sheridan Square, be revoked and that the Coimnissioner of Public Works so notify Mr. Gehrig tomorrow morning. The motion was seconded by Alderman Turnock. Alderman Burns moved as a substitute -lotion that this matter be re- f erred to the Street Committee to report back to the Council ;at its next meeting, and that the permit issued be suspended ;intil the Street Committee can report bac'_k, and that the Police Depart_ ent- be instructed to see that no work is done on this natter until the report of the committee is made. The sub- �3t-itute motion -vra.s seconded by Alderman Eiden and lost; Toting nay. Aldermen Topliff, Hurray, Chandler, Sheffield, I''urnock, Chanbelon, Eastman, Kingsley and Knapp (9); Ivoting ye Aldermen ,Pettibone, Burns, Eiden, Y4itt ' and riumphrey (5) . r then d for o- the originalt' o_ by o , vote was ien called o upon e motion n ,� c_d_ng, to.i.t that this matter be made a soecial order of business in a meeting of a. committee of the -tfuhole at the next session of -�.he Council. The motion as amended was seconded by Alder flan Knapp and last; votinv nay Aldermen ITurray, Pettibone, Burns Eiden, Witt, Eastman and Humphrey (7); voting aye Aldermen Topliff,Chandler, Sheffield, Turnock, Changelon, Kingsley and Knapp (7) . I:Iayor Smart voted nay. Alderman Turnock moved that the petition in regard to bettering the condition of Sherman Avenue from Noyes Street / to Central Street, which was recei?-ed and. placed on rile LGc, earlier in the meeting, be -referred to the Street Committee, the Cotrmissioner. of Public Works and the Corporation Counsel, vith power to act, and that they be authorized to expend. not -to exceed $200. in such work, same 'to be charged to the I TStII1 353 A 1 I 04� _. :: r Street Repair Fund. The _notion was seconded by Alderman Eastman and carried; voting aye Alderne-Ii Topliff, iv1urray, Chandler, Pettibone, Burns, Sheffield, Turnock, Eiden, ,,Vitt, Changelon, Eastman, Kingsley, Knepp and Humphrey (14); voting; nay none (C) . Alderman Tur ock then gave 1_otice that at the next , eetint-; of the Council he would introduce the proposed 4 revision of the ordinances of the city, aInich should be bone over and gotten into shape as rapidly as possible. Alderman Eastman, for the Sixth Ward, stated that some months ago there was referred to the Street Committee the A_t��_ma'tter of request for special garbage service, the men going to the doors to collect same, and an stimate was to -be given of the cost of such service, but no report was ever made, and moved mi± that the matter be reported upon at the next'' meeting of the Council. The motion was seconded by Alderman 'Vitt and carried. Alderman i�iiurray, for the First Ward, spoke of a. pe: r�Zit raving been issued for the erection of a. very large electric sign_ in front of the Hoyburn Building and .roved that that per- MM, be revoked until such time as the Council can decide upon its poli cl in regard to such .natters. The motion was 'seconded by Alderman Topliff and lost; voting nay Aldermen Chandler, Pettibone, Burns, Sheffield, Turnock, Eiden, 0,itt, Chaallcelon, East,man, Kingsley, Knapp and Humphrey (12); voting" ye Aldermen Topliff and Diurray (2); Upon motion of Alderman Pettibone, seconded by Alderman Turnock, the Council then adjourned for two weeks, not to meet again in regalarl.session until Tuesday evening, November loth, 1914. City Clerk. 354 City Hall, Evanston, Illinois, November 10,19 14: Regular meeting; od 'the City Council, held November 10th, 1914. Present: - Alderman Topli,: f, lviurray, Chandler, Pettibone, Burns, Sheffield, Turnock, Eiden, witt, Changelon, Eastman, Knapp, Humphrey. Page Di ettrich. Absent: Alderman Kingsley. Mayor Smart' presiding. N Alderman Witt moved that the minutes of a regular meeting Df the City Council, held October 27th, 1914, be approved without reading. The :notion 'was seconded by Alderman Eastman Ind carried. Mayor Smart announced that Michael Prcybylski had been appointed a Special Police officer for sertice at the Washington a4,3chool. Alderman i'!Iurray roved that the appointment be con- °irmed by the Council. The motion was seconded by Alderman Knapp and carried. City Clerk Hahn presented the folloTrfing: - �. Communication from the Comm;.:ssioner of Public V�orks, transmitting Quit Claim Deed from Charles W. Ferguson }, and wife to the City of Evanston, dated May 22nd, 1913, and recorded as Document No. 5212821, conveying the South Ninety 44 (J 9-1 90) feet of Lot Twenty-four (24) in Block one (1) in Fer- r I TSGU 355 gusonts Birchwood Addition. to Evanston, for street uses' and moved that the deed be accepted. purposes. Alderman Turnac'_ti The motion was seconded by Alderman Eiden and carried. 2. Report of the City Comptroller for the month of October, 1914. Mayor Smart stated that unless there was some objection the report would be received and placed on file. 3. Communication from, the Corporation Counsel, advis- ing the City Council that in the case of J.N. Dodson v. H.G. Goelitz, City of Evanston, et al, in the Circuit Court of Cook County , the same being a bi111 for an injunction to re- v�train payment' for the paving of Sheridan Road and South Boulevard on account of the alle-ged use ob artificial asphalt, the general demurrer interposed on behalf of the c-Jity and the contractor were yesterday sustained and an order was en- tered dismissing the bill for want of equity; that no appeal `ffas prayed so that this will terminate the litigation in the �Jrcuit Court, but that he understands it is the intention of the complainant hereafter to contest in the County Court the Issuence4of the certificate of final completion of the work. Alderman moved that the con_ be received and n. Afu. )laced on file. The motion was seconded by Alderman Pettibone ind cafried. _ 4. Co=munication from the Corporation Counsel, explain-- "_ng the condition of the special assessment proceedings for � he paving of Sherman Avenue from Noyes Street to Central ;;treeta Alderrrnan Turnocl moved that the comsrnanicati on be received and placed on file. The :_notion was seconded by Alder- man Eastman and carried. �.' Commuication from Jacob TJieisner, asking that a rebate At- be granted to hLm for the unexpired portion of the term of a 'm permit for nn electric sib in front of premises known -as 816 avis Street, which was paid for by him �o,n June 8, 1914, as said sign was removed October 15, 1914. Alderman Chandler moved that the request be received and placed on file. The motion was seconded by Alderman Topli f. Alderman Burns moved as a substitute motion that the request be referred to the Lighting Committee to report back to the Council. The sub- stitute motion iwastsecon.d.ed by Aderr�an Tnppa.,an..carriect; Toting; 'aye Ala,&r-.en=Pettibone, Burns, Eiden, Witt, Eastman, Knapp,a.rd Humphrey (7); voting nay Aldermen TopliffI Murray, Chandler, Sheffield, Turnock and Changelon (6). Q 6.- Communication from Richard E. Gloede, 1405 Central. Street, englosing claim for damages to his automobile in the sum of $2100t same having been damaged while driving on the )public thoroughfare of the city on West Railroad Avenue near Central Street. Alderman Turnock moved that the matter be rep ferred to the Corporation Counsel. The motion was seconded by Alderman Eastman and carried. Communication from the Commissioner of Public Works, reporting that the Catholic Bishop of Chicago has subscribed E"_`*/'I66'n:A(roadway $49500, for the purpose of constructing an eighteen foot on Sheridan Road east of Calvary Cemetery from the 04 south line to the north line of said cemetery, and stating that the continuation of the pavement from the north line of the cemetery to the south line of what is commonly known as South Boulevard is necessary to avoid a short stretch of un- paved roadway; that some private property will be benefited -3y the pavement and it is hoped that the owners of said proper- ty will make a contribution towards the improvement; that a number of public spirited gentlemen have offered assistance anal recommending that an appropriation on the part of the City :)f Evanston of a sum of not less than $1,200 or $1,500 for the ?urpose of supplementing the work be made. Alderman Burns noved that the Council take a recess at the close of the regular session, to meet again at 10:30 P.J& , to consider this matter. The motion was seconded by.Alderman Knapp ane� parried. Alderman Turnock, for the Board of Local Improvements,: submitted the following bonds: I Spa I1 357 1 ;,Maintenance Bond of H.G. Goelitz, of Oak Park, Contractor, in. the sum of $1, 500.00. for the maintaining of an asphaltic '�►� concrete pavement in Forest Avenue a'rom Greenleaf Street to Main 9treet,.in the City of Evanston, County of Cook, and State of Illinois, with the Southern_ Surety Company, an Oklahoma Corporation, as surety. Maintenance Bond of H. oelitz f ak , p, H.G..Goelitz, 0 0 _ Parma, Contract -or in the sum of $6,000.00, for the**aaintaining, of an as- phaltic concrete pavement in Sheridan Road from the north line of Block 1 to the nest line of Block 4, Arnold & Warren's Addition to Evanston, in the City of Evanston, County of Cook and State of Illinois, with the Southern Sure -ty Company as surety. Maintenance bond. of H.G. Goelitz, of Oak Park, Contract nit-or, in the sum of $5,200.000'for the maintaining of an sphaltic concrete pavement in South Boulevard from Chicago Avenue to Sheridan Road, in the City of Evanston, County of �Cook and State of Illinois, with the Southern Surety Company as surety. Maintenance Bond of H.G. Goelitz, of Oak Park, Contract r, in the sum of $2,400.00, for the maintaining of an phaltic concrete pavement in South Boulevard from Ridge -enue to Linde_ . Avenue, in the City df Evanston, County of gook and State of Illinois, with the Southern Surety Company as surety. Alderman Turnock moved that these bonds be approved by the Council:. The motion was seconded by Alderman Eastman and carried. Alderman Turnock then submitted and moved the approval payment of a contractor's estimate (No. 1 Partial), CRn favor of H.G. Goelitz, Contractor, in the sum of $5,000. . for pavement in Forest Avenue from Main Street to Greenleaf Street, Special Assess,emt No. 608. The motion was seconded by rldernrn Eiden and. carrLei; voting aye Aldermen Topliff, hurray, Chandler, iettibo».e, Burns, Sheffield, Turnock, Eiden, 17itt, Changelon, Eastman, Knapp and Humphrey (15); 358 I voting nay none (0). Alderman,Turnock then submitted and moved the approval' and payment of a contractor's estimate (No..2 Final),, in favor of H.G. Goelitz, Contractors in the sum of $883-90, .for pavement in Forest Avenue from Main Street to Greenleaf .Street, Special Assessment No. 608. The motion was,seconded iby Alderman WTitt and carried; voting aye -Aldermen Topliff, 11urray, Chandler,,Fettibone, Burns, Sheffield, Turnock, Eiden, Witt, Chan6elon, EastmanoJnapp and Humphrey (13); voting Say none . (0) . Alderman Turnock then submitted and moved the approval a and payment of a contractor's estimate (No. 6 Final), in avor of H.G. Goelitz, Contractor, in the sumof $3,410.68, !or pavement in Sheridan Road from Main Street to Sheridan 3quares Special Assessment No. 605. The motion was seconded )y Alderman Eiden and carried; votinS aye Aldermen Topliff, rray, Chandler, Pettibone, Burns, Sheffield, Turnock, Eiden, tt, ChanEelon, Eastman, Knapp sand Ehmphrey (13); voting t nay none (0). Alderman Turnock then submitted and moved the approval nd payment of a contractorts estimate (No. 6 Final), in avor of H.G. Goelitz, in the sum of $1,923.26, for pavement, in South Boulevard from Sheridan Road to Chicago Avenue, Special Assessment No. A& The motion was seconded by Alder -man Eastman and carried; voting aye Aldermen Topliff, Nur- lay, Chandler, Pettibone, Barns, Sheffield, Turnock, Eiden, Witt, Chan6elon, Eastman, Knapp and Humphrey (13); voting nay none (0). Alderman Turnock also submitted and moved the approval C&4� and payment of a contractor's estimate (No. 4 Final), in favor of H.G. Goelitz, Contractor, in the sum of $1,464.10, Or pavement in South Boulevard from Linden Avenue to Ridge ;venue, Special Assessment No. 607. The motion was seconded by Alderman Chandler and carried; voting aye Aldermen Top - tiff, Murray, Chandler, Pettibone, Burns, Sheffield, Turnock, iden, Witt, Chaneelon, Eastman, Knapp and Humphrey (13); oting nay none (0). III 11 T Sys 359 Alderman Eiden, for the Auditing Committee, introduced the folloNring pay -rolls and gills and moved that same be ap- proved and ordered paid and charged to the respective funds: - Contingent Expenses $ 13 j .08 Public Works Department 198.00 Water Department 758.E-3 Public Parks 227.80 Sewer Department 237. 80 Si{;nal Service Department 44.52 Streets & Alleys & Walks 1,876.40 Street Repair Department 740.34 The motion was seconded by Alderman Eastman and carried; voting aye Aldermen Topliff, , Irurray, Chandler, Pettibone, Burns, Sheffield, Turnock, Eiden, 1;7itt, Chan.gelon, Eastman, Knapp and Humphrey (13); voting nay none (0). Alderman Sheffield, for the Building Committee, to which ryas referred matter of repairs to bui ;ding knonz as 1569 A to 1571 Sherman Avenue, submitted report of the committee to ;he effect that they examined the building and considered the ~eport of the Commissioner of Public Works, Fire Marshal and Building Inspector upon same, and that they consider the '-)u.ildir,.g unsafe and dangerous and would reco,-mnend that the Chief of Police be instructed to cause to be served upon the owner of said building, or upon the agent or occupant, in tree event that the ovner cannot be found, a notice in vrriting setting forth wherein said building is unsafe and unlazrrful, and directing that said building be made safe. Alderman ? Sheffield moved that the report of the committee be adopted anal the Chief of Police be instructed to serve the notice in form given in report. The motion was .seconded by Alderman Turnock and carried. Alderman Eastman, for the Finance Committee, in-c,roduced and Moved the approval of the following bonds: Bond of Edmund J. Benning, as Plumber, in the sum of Five Thousand. Dollars, with the American Surety Company of New Yokk as surety. Bond of Edmond J. Benning, as Sewer Builder and Drain 360 Layer, in the sum of Ten Thousand Dollars, with the American Surety Company of New York as surety. The motion was seconded by -Alderman Turnock and carried. Alderman Eastman also introduced and moved the adoption of the follo ,7i.ng resolution: - "RESOLVED, that the Mrayor and City Clerk be, and they are A4,y, hereby, authorized to execute a suit Claim Deed to FRED P. HEIT- 4vL/%A,,L/rw- uv MAN, covering the interest of the city in Lot Twenty-one (21), Stewa'rt's Resubdivision of Block Twenty-six. (26) , North Evanston in consideration of a payment to the city by said Fred P. Heit- man of the sum of One Dollar ($1.00), and other good and valuable consideration, the title of said city to said property having _ been acquired under Tax Deed No. 12047 H acquired on the second • installment of Special Assessment No. 457 and under Tax Deed No. 12084 H acquired on the first installment of Special Assessment No. 508.11 The motion was seconded by Alderman Eiden.and carried. Alderman Turnock, fob the Judiciary Committee, presented r a petition of certain property ovmers and legal voters asking r that the territory south of Calvary and east of the east line w of the original right of vray of the Chicago, Evanston and Lake Superior Railway Company be disconnected from the City of Evanston and annexed to the City of Chicago, together with c a comrmznication from the. Commissioner of Public 'Works to the o effect that after careful examination he is satisfied that said petition is gined by more than one-half of the legal voters of the territory; that the petition is sued by more than 3ne-half of the property owners in the territory; that the Lerritory is less in area than 160 acres; that the territory 1 is wholly contained within the City of Evanston; and that the Lerritory is contiguous to the City of Chicago. Alderman Turnock stated that he desired also to present an ordinance providing.for the disconnection and annexation of said territory and ask that it be referrer' to, the Judiciary Co=ittee and made a special order of business at the neIt regular meeting of the Council. Mayor Smart stated that unless there were objections the ordinance I TSGIU 361 I I I would be so -referred. sAlderman Turnock then introduced an ordinance govern-' the erection maintenance of canopies and f a-V'Mings in the City of Evanston as no*u st on its business streets and- asking that sp s be tali to cause the removal of those already existing, and asked that these titions be—aIt ed on file and made a matter of record on the ques Alderman Turnock then introduced, an. ordinance governing 'the . erection and maintenanceof canopies and fixed avnings -In the City of Evanston cand a-fter-reading same moved the passage of the ordinance as read. The motion was seconded )y Alderman Eastman*,. Alderman It rray stated thathe -wished to object to the passage of the, ordinance an.d presented petitions protecting against the passage of any ordinance, p_urm.itting the erection 4.)_1 4,i4,K� c-f canopies and fixed awnings in the City of Evanston such &s now exist on its business streets and asking that steps le taken to cause the removal of those already existing, and asked that these petitions be placed on file and made a matter of record on the question. A vote was then taker-, upon the passage of the ordinance ,and the same was carried; voting ecle Aldermen Topl-iff, 3handiert Pettibone* Burns, Sheffield, Turnock, Eiden, -V#ritt, Thangelon and Eastman (10) ; voting nay Aldermen ,,Iurray, _�napp and Humnphrey (3); Alderman Turr-ock then introduced and moved the adoption I I of a resolution authorizing the oTmer of the property on the northwest co±ner of Emerson Street and Orr_.ff,,,7G`Vo.-1 Avenue .,o remove the old walk add replace it by a new one on the proper line of the lot as the old walk is over on the prop erty of said oy,;ner cseveral inches too far.The motion i,.Tas r-econded by Ald,-.rman Burns and carried. I A 1 A.-� -r-rnn vi Humphrey, for t1lin Committee presented --,-I - , 0 9 iort of the committee upon applications for street lights, 0 362 recommending that the petitions for the following lights, all overhead circuits, ne granted, and that the bighting Committee be authorized to direct the Public Service Company to install said lights at once: 1. Wilder Street and Ashland Avenue 1 2. Noyes Street and Dodge Avenue. 3. Rosalie Court and Asbury Avenue. 4. West Railroad Avenue and Harrison Street, 5. ✓ Clinton Place between Ridge and Crrington on west line of Sherman Avenue extended. 6. ✓ Sheridan Road at bend north east of Calvary Cemetery 7. ✓Library Street and Crrington Avenue. 8. ✓Sheridan Road at bend south east of Calvary Cemetery. 9. ,✓Ridge Avenue and Warren Street. 10. ✓Florence Avenue and Kirk Street. 11. 4heridan Terrace and Sheridan Road. Alderman Humphrey moved the approval of the report of the comaittee. The motion was seconded by Alderman Turnock and carried; voting; aye Aldermen Topliff, Murray, Chandler, Petti- bone, Burns, Sheffield, Turnock, Eiden, JtiTitt, Changelon, East- man, Knapp and'Humphrey (13); voting; nay none (0). /;Q ► Alderman Chandler, for the Cou2iittee on Parks, Plats and AIM Subdivisions, introduced and moved the approval of a plat of "Betts First Addition to Lincoln -wood, being a subdivision of the north 462 feet of the north � of east z of west 2. of the southeast 4-4ii and of the north 462 feet of the east three acres of the west of west of said southeast �, of .Fractional Section 11, Township 41 North, Range Thirteen East of the Third Principal Meridian'! The motion was seconded by Alderman Top- liff and carried; voting aye Aldermen_ Topliff, IrTurray, Chand- lery, Pettibone, Burns, Sheffield, Turnock, Eiden, Witt, ;hangelon, Eastman, Knapp and Humphrey (13); voting nay :lone (0) . Alderman Chandler then introduced and moved the adoption of the following resolution:- 1 , I SGI U 363 "WHEREAS E.E. Betts has submitted to the Council for approval a plat entitled "Bettst First Addition to Lincoln said plat contemplating an extension of Lincoln street from its present ter.ninus ar Ewing Avenue westerly to the v�, est line of the east three acres of the W.z of �� .2 C��'�° Of S.E. 4 section 11, T.41 ICI. , R. 13 E. of 3rd P.11.4 and // JU/'L zn'H-ERE,AS the said Betts is desirous of extending the public 7b_—sewer and relater main now laid in Lincoln Street westerly through the proposed addition and to do the work incidental thereto by private contract and without cost to the City, and 3RiEREAS the City of Evanston is desirous of encouraging f,he improvements contemplated to be made in the new addition ;and understood to include water mains, sewers, sidewalks, ett-reet paving and water and sewer service pipes) , THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED, that the said E.E. Betts be :and he is hereby authorized at his omi expense to extend. '[•he " sever and water main, and to make the other improvements as ;,esured, PROVTDED, however, that the water main shall also be laid southerly from the water main in Lincoln_ Street to the south line of the property uncluded in said "Betts' First Addition to Lincoln -rood" and PROVIDED further that said sewer and water main and other improvements shall be constructed under the direction of the Commissioner of Public Works and in compliance with the plans and specifications to be approved by said Commissioner, and all in accordance with the ordinance of the City of Evanston; PROVIDED, that the water and sewer stubs may terminate at a point not less than two feet beyond the curb line: all of inicli is shoTem in, det&il on the plat Aereto'attached, and made a part hereof." The motion was seconded by Alderman Burns and carried. Under Call of Wards, Alderman Eastman, for the Sixth ,fard, asked that a report upon the Special Garbage Service be presented at the neat m,-eting of the Council without fail. 364 Alderman Eiden, for the Fourth I�ard, presented a petition signed by nine property osrrners in the vicinity of Custer Avenue �. Zee Street and .lain Street, objecting to the erection and- main -tenance of the plant now being constructed by the Pennsylvania Oil Company of Evanston for the storage of gasoline, and asking that the Council withdraw the permit granted for said build_ng, r 1 referred to the ding Com,_nittee .and moved than same be ei ., ed Building , ,Commissioner of Public Works and Director of Public Safety, and that the work be stopped until they car, make a report on, .same. The motion was seconded by Alderman Burns and carried. Oplike, ' Alderman Turnock, for the Fourth 7;rard, moved that a permit be granted to 11.1r. Broira, owner of properV on the northeast F" �r corner of Lee Street and Sherman Avenue, to take out the dead llzle4rees in his parkway and replace them with live trees, subject to the supervision of the Commissioner of Public Works. The motion has seconded by Alderman Eiden and carried. 6U , Alderman Burns, for the Third Ward, stated that two weeks ago the Council agreed to give.a hearing to the persons who protested against the changing of Sheridan Road from its present location to Take Shore Boulevard, and asked that the time be set for two weeks from this evening. Alderman Turnodk stated that the gentlemen would be notified in advance when thry could have a hearing but the time could not be fixed at present, and asked that the City Clerk notify Idr. J.E. Ingraham jr, azid Mr. Geo. 1. HaiEht when the time was set for such hear- ing,. Alderman Turnock then moved that the Council take a recess until 10:30 o'clock. ------------------- At 10:30 o'clock the Council reconvened and a motion was m made by Alderman Turnock that the time of adjournment be extend- ed to twelve o'clock. The :notion was seconded by Alderman Topliff and carried. I T 5GI I1 365 I- I Alderman Turnock then moved that special meetings of `} the city Council be held on Wednesday and Friday evenin's 'of each week, corimencinS with next week, for the purposes of L taking up the revision of the City Ordinances, except that no meetings be held during the -v�reek beginning INovember 22nd and that the City Clerk be authorized to issue the necessary calls for such meetings. The motion was seconded by Alder- man Burns and carried. Alderman Humphrey, for the D.ighting Committee, to which was referred the request of Jacob 1,11eisner for a refund of . part of fee paid for electric sign permit, said sign located in front of his premises at 816 Davis Street and heretofore removed, submitted report of the cormynittee recornendino that such request be denied, and moved the adoption of the report. The irotion was seconded by Alderman Turnock and carried. D IOl�/i- _ Alderman Humphrey then moved a reconsideration of the A44vote by Tdhich was authorized a permit to remove ald�sidewalk and replace it YTith new on a different line at the north:prest corner of Orrin ton Avenue and Emerson Street. The motion T i ryas seconded by Alderman Knepp and carried. Alderman Humphrey then moved that the matter of the relaying of this -walk on a different line be referred to the ;orporation Counsel with the request that he make a report hereon at the next meeting of the Council. The motion was seconded by Alderman Knapp and carried. Alderman Chandler moved that a sum not to exceed $1,500, be appropriated out of the Street Repaaa r Pair_ for Tb.e purpose of repairinE; that portion of Sheridan Road south of South boulevard and -north of the north line of Calvary Cemetery. The motion was seconded by Alderman Topliff and carried; voting aye Aldermen Toplif, f , 1,3urray, Chandler, Pettibone, Burns, Sheffield, Turnock, Eiden, Changelon, Eastman, Knapp and Humphrey (12) ; voting nay Alderman mitt (1) . Alderman Turnock moved that Ridge Avenue be repaired 366 from Main Street south to Howard avenue, except the block between ytiTashinGtoi� Street and Madison Street, which has here- tofore been repaired, and that a sum not to exceed $2,000. be appropriated out of the Street Repair Fund for this purpose, ana that the Commissioner of Public corks be instructed to do as twch of the work this year as it is possible to do.. The motion i,,ras seconded by Alderman Burns and carried; vot'nb aye Aldermen Toplifi, Murray, Chandler, Pettibone, Burrs, Sheffield,, Turnock, Eiden, Vitt, ChanF elon, Eastman, Knapp and Hum-ohrei- (13) ; voting nay none (0) . Alderman Chan:igelon moved that the Fire Committee and ector of Public Safety be authorized to expend not to exceed sum of $800. in purchasinf an automobile with necessary ipment for use of the Chief of the Fire Department, same be charged to the Fire Department Fund and if necessary ment deferred until next year. The motion was seconded by Alderman Sheffield and carried; r voting aye Aldermen Toplifi, Murray, Chandler, Pettibone, Sheffield, Turnock, Eiden, Witt, Changelon, Eastman, Knapp and Humphrey (12); voting nay Ald.er- nian Burns (1) . Alderman 2{11urray moved the adoption of the follolwing reso- lution: - ,n 4R.ESOLVED, that permission be and the some is hereby � ell 3ranted to 3,flary H. Smyth, the oi�,ner of the property located x Njf`'""""""at the S. W. corner of Sheridan Road and South Boulevard, to To Construct a cement curb and cement sidewalk at the same distemc e 'rom the'ce::_ter line of the roadwayof Sheridan Road as opened } _south of South Boulevard as like curb and sidewalk is con- ww ; trT� structed on the east side of said portion of Sheridan Road; PROVIDED the o„ner contributes the sum of $150.00 towards the fund for paving Sheridan Road south from South Boulevard." , The notion was seconded by Alderman Toplifi and carried. Upon motion of Alderman Turnock, seconded by Alderman Burns, the Council then ad)ourned. City Clerk. 4. i IN � A �JBB I it 367, City Hall, Evanston, Illinois, November 17,1914. Regular meeting of the City Council, held November 17th,1914. Pr es ent : Alderman Topliff, , " IMurray, Chandler, Pettibone, " Burns, " Sheffield, " Turnock, " Eiden, " Witt, Changelon, " Eastman, " Kingsley, " Knapp, " Humphrey. Page Diettrich. Absent: None. '.Mayor SEn^xt presiding. Alderman Witt moved that the minutes of a regular meet- ing of the City Council, held November 10, 1914, be approved vithout reading. The motion was seconded by Alderman Turnock and carried. City Clerk Hahn presented the following: 1. Report of the City Treasurer for the month of F )ctober, 1914. Prayor Smart stated that unless there eras, some objection this: report would be received and placed on `_'ile. ^ 2. Report of the Commissioner of Public Works relative :.o the Scavenger -Service the city is now called upon to ren-der to premises having no access .to alleys, and the addition- �11 cost to the city of taking the peils and receptacles from he house instead of havingthem placed in the parlwa s, stat_. � Y -ir_g that if the special service is to be rendered a charge -368 of sixty cents per month per prembes should be charged.11der- man Turnock moved that the report be received and placed on file. Alderman Eastman moved that the Commissioner of Public Works be instructed to lay out a route for such service in the northwest portion of the city, others to be laid out if the people in other portions of the city s,,,rant them. The motion was seconded by Alderman Turnock and carried. Alderman Turnock, for the Board of Local improvements, %b.A.W"preuented Maintenance Bond of 11.14cElligott, Contractor, for the maintaining of a cast iron �-vater main with appurtenances thereto in Washington Street from a point eight feet west of the center line of Florence Avenue to a point eight feet east of the center line of Dodge Avenue and in Dodge Avenue from a point eight feet north of the center line of Washington St to a point eight feet north of the center line of Main Street, in the City of Evanston, County of Cook and State of Illinois, in the sum of $400.00, and moved that same be approved by the Council. The motion was seconded by Alderman Eiden and carried. Alderman Turnock then introduced and moved the approval ,.and payment of a contractor's estimate (No. 1 Final) , in favor of M. McElligott, Contractor, in the sum of $1,486.37, for laying of water main in Washington Street from a point eight feet west of the center line of Florence Avenue to a point eight feet east of the center line of Dodge Avenue and in Dodge Avenue from a point eight feet north of the center line of Washington Street to a point eight feet north of the center line of Main Street, Special Assessment No. 625. The motion was seconded by Alderman Eastman and carried; voting aye Alderman Topliff, I-Aurray, Chandler, Pettibone, Surns, Sheffield Turnock, Eiden, Witt, Changelon, Eastman, Kingsley, Knapp and Humphrey (14); voting nay none (0). Alderman Eiden, for the Auditing Committee, introduced OL� the following bills for the month of October, 1914, and moved �/ �� that same be approved_ and warrants ordrred draTrm in payment thereof and charged to the respective funds:- i TSGIU 369 F 1 1 _ Signal Service Department 77.91 Public Parks 213.13. Public rJorks Department 182.24 Public Buildings 4.5.0 1,2Z5.00 City Comptrollers"s Office City Collector's Office 53.58 City Clerk's Office 22".60 Civil Service 7.00 Contingent Expenses 2 .32 294.38 Police Department Health Department 91.51 water Department 3,118.80 Street Lighting 2,627.94 Printing 5• o Legal Expenses .13.59 Public Safety Department J2.00 Fire Department 2.90 Street Repair Department 711.94 Streets & Alleys & stalks Dept 2,015.31 Sewer Department 751.78 Special Assessments 243.15 Also the following Te, porary Pay -rolls for the first half of the month of November, 1914-:- Public Parks 339. 0 Seger Department 202. 0. Signal . Service Department 66.71 Public Works Department 154.80 Contingent Expenses 97.50 Water Department 62 .15 Streets & Alleys & Walks Dept. 1,660.30 Alderman Eiden also moved that these pay -rolls be ap- proved by the Council and warrants be ordered drawn in pay- nent thereof and charged to the respective funds. The motion Nas seconded by Alderman Sheffield and carried; voting aye Xldermen Topliff, Miurray, Chandler, Pettibone, Burns, Shef- 'field, Turnock, Eiden, Witt, Changelon, Eastman, Kingsley, xnapp and Humphrey (14); voting nay none (0). Alderman Sheffield, for the Building Committee, to which, in conjunction with the Com: issioner of Public Works and Dix- CQ,c.Q. actor of Public Safety, was referred matter of t'a,.nks erected . by the Pennsylvania Oil Company on Custer Avenue between main and Lee Streets, .submitted report -of the Com°nissioner of Public Yorks and Director of Public Safety on the location installation and hazard pertaining to saidtanks, and stated that the committee had looked into the matter and found that the building was erected and tank: in and iA;hole thing .one; that it was started during the vacation of the Council. U derman Burns moved that the report be received and placed on file. The motion tvas seconded by Alderman Eiden and carried. 370 Alderman Eastman, for the Finance Committee, introduced 6(4 bond of Adam Harvey, as Plumber, in the sum of Five Thousand Dollars, with Kate Harvey and Martin Anderson as sureties, and bond of same party as Sei,,,er Builder and Drain Layer, in the sum of Ten Thousand Dollars, with Kate Harvey and Martin Anderson as sureties, and roved that these bonds be approved by the Council. The motion was seconded by Alderman Turnock and carried. Alderman Turnock, for the Judiciary Committee, introduced tit l, ,Q / an ordinance providing that "All that part of the City of Evanston Count; of Cook State o c , ,T S f Illinois, lying east of the east line of the original right of way of the Chicago, Evanston and Lake Superior _ a' l]ay Company, and south of t s uth. oun% ,dart' line ro ced east to the east boundary line of said City of Evanston, as shown by plat hereto attached and made a part -of this ordinance, be and the same may be disconnected from the City of -Evanston and annexed to the City of Chicago, to w1iich. such territory is contiguous", and after the reading of the same moved the passage of the ordinance. The ,motion was seconded by Alderman Changelon and carried; voting a,-e Alder- men Topl.iff, Murray, Pettibone, Burns, Sheffield, Turnock, Changelon, Eastman, Kingsley and Humphrey (10) ; voting nay Aldermen Chandler, Eiden, Witt, and Knapp (4) . Alderman. Turnock then stated that the Special Meeting S of the Council called for Wednesday evening would be held at 7::30 o'clock and adjourn promptly at 9;30. Alderman Topliff, for the Railroad Committee, moved a suspension of the rules for the passage of an ordinance grant- ing further time to the Evanston Rail-�,iay Company in which to construct terminal facilities at or adjacent to Hoirard Avenue. The motion was seconded by Alderman Turnock and carried; voting aye Aldermen Topliff, Murray, Chandler, Pettibone, Burns, Shef- field,. Turnock, Eiden, Witt, Changelon, Eastman, Kingsley, Knapp and Humphrey (14); voting nay none (0). 1 1 1 0 I Spa U 371 Alderman Topliff then introduced an ordinance pro- 'iding"That the time within which the Evanston Railway Com pang is required, under the terms of the ordinance of the ity of Evanston, adopted Auguer 6, 19131 to construct and & mkintain terminal facilities at or adjacent to Howard Avenue, with necessary waiting -rooms, is hereby extended to February'1,', 191511, and moved the passage of the ordinance. The motion was seconded by Alderman Turnock and carried; voting aye Aldermen Topliff, Idurray, Chandler, Pettibone, Sheffield, Turnock, Eiden, Witt, Changelon, Eastman, Kings? ley, Knapp and Humphrey (13) ; voting nay none (0), Alderman Burns not voting. Alderman Turnock- then moved that the matter of arrang- ing, if possible, for a joint terminal between Evanston Railway Company and Chicago Railway Company, and the matter of arranging some temporary shelter as soon as possible, be referred to the Railroad Committee and the Mayor be added to that committee as Chairman. The motion was seconded b Alderman Topliff and carried. Under Call of Wards, Alderman Topliff, for the First Yard, stated that permission had been asked by the University 4)'Y.11. and Y., .C. Associations to stretch a banner across e Davis Street, near the alley in block betz^�een Sherman and Chicago Avenues, for a period from Nov. 18th to Novl 21st, 1914, inclusive, to advertise the "University Circus'll and moved that the permission requested be granted.. The motion 'eras seconded by Alderman Murray and carried. Alderman Turnock, for the Fourth Ward, moved that the atter of moving the street light nowlocated at the inter- ection of Lee and Sherman Avenue about tT,To or three hundred "eet south of its present location be referred to the Light- :ng Committee with po,�ver to act. The motion was seconded by Alderman Eiden and carried. 372 Alderman Knapp; for the Seventh Ward, stated that the lighting contract provides for four hundred lights and that the number no,T in use is about one hundred more than that number; that when the contract is renersred he thinks the lights should be moved fro;s the middle of the streets to the edge of the curb or sidewalks, and moved that this proposi- tion be referred to the Lighting Committee for consideration. The motion was seconded by Alderman Chandler and carried. Alderman Humphrey, for the Seventh ',Yard, asked for a -report from the Corporation_ Counsel upon the request for per- m it to move the sidewalk at the corner f a Emerson Street and L✓ ,��y1 Orrin, ton Avenue over -to the proper lot line, which was re- ferred to the Corporation Counsel at the last meeting of the Council. Corporation Counsel bIchTab stated that he had ad- vised the city that they ovimed the land on which the walk had been located for so many years and would not advise as to whether the city should give away its right to the land_ or not. Alderman Murray moved that the permit asked for be denied in vieti^, of the report .of the Corporation Counsel. The motion seconded by Alderman Turnock and carried. Upon motion of Alderman Topliff, seconded by Alderman filer, the Council then adjourned. .r City Clerk. 1 1 1 ISGU 373 1 1 1 City Hall, Evanston, Illinois, November 18th, 1914. A Special Ideeting of the City Council was called by 1jayor Smart, the roll call showing the following to be' present: .Alderman Topliff, Tvjurray , }' Chandler, " Pettibone, " Burns, " Sheffield, " Turnock, Eiden, " witt, Changelon, ►' Eastman, " Kingsley, " Knapp, " Humphrey. The Mayor requested the City Clerk to read the call -rhich is as follows: "November 17th, Nineteen Fourteen. � le- Mr. John F. Mahn, City Clerk, Evanston, Illinois. S pear Sir: Please call two special meetings of the City Coun ail, to be held this creek, one on Wednesday evening, Noveml Der 18th, and one on Friday evening, November 20th, both of which are for the pwrpose of considering the adoption of the general ordinances of the City of Evanston, referred ,o the Corporation Counsel sometime ago for revision.. Yours very truly, James R. Smart, Mayo"." After reviewing a portion of the ordinances offered for revision, further consideration was postponed until the neat meeting of the Council. J 374 �' Alderman Knapp requested the privilege to present at this time the matter of the sidewalk on Emerson Street W.of Orrington Avenue, adjacent to the property of Mr. Ruttan and. moved that the matter be referred to the Commissioner of Public Yorks together with the aldermen of the Seventh lWard for such adjustment as they may deem advisable, The motion was seconded by Alderman Turnock and carried. On motion of Alderman Topliff seconded by Alderman Burns, the Council then adjourned. City Clerk. City Hall, Evanston, Illinois, November 2.00t, 1914, Special Meeting of the City Council was called at ?:30 o'clock P,11. on Fridkir evening, November 20th, 1914, by 1dayor James R. Smart, the following aldermen being present: Alderman Topliff, it mmrray, of Chandler, " Pettibone, " Burns, " Sheffield, Turnoci, " Eiden, It Viitt, it Changelon, it Kingsley, Humph-r ey. . After eonsiderinE the revision of the City Ordinances until 9:45 P.M., Alderman Burns moved that the ordinance sub- mitted by Corporation Counsel 1eNab on the storage and hand- ling of acetylene gas be referred to the Oomarissioner of Public Ifforks with the request that he report on the advisabili- ty and practicability of such an ordinance. The motion was seconded by Alderman Topliff and carried. I SGI U 375 1 On motion of Alderman Turnock, seconded by Alderman Changelon, the Council then adjourned. City clerk*" City Hall, Evanston, Illinois, November 2401914. Regular meeting of the City Council, held November 24th,1914. Present: Alderman Topliff, It 'Marray, " Chandler, if Burns, It Sheffield, it Turno ck, it Eiden, It Witt , " Changelon, +' Eastman, " Knapp, " Humphrey. Page Di ettrich. Absent: Alderman Pettibone, Kingsley. ,ayor Smart presiding. Alderman Witt moved that the minutes of a regular meeting; of the City Council, held November 17th, 1914, and of Special 'Meetings held November, 18th and 21st, 1914, xxtxzg be approved 7.rithout reading. Alderman Eastman asked -that ih the minutes of November 17th, his motion in regard to Special Scavenger Service rendered to premises having no access to alleys, be made to read "That the Commissioner of Public Works be instructed to lay out a route for such, service in the northwest portion of the city, others -to be laid out if the people in other portions of the city U 876 want them". 1•.iayor Smart then stated that if there were no objections the minutes would stand approved as corrected. Mayor Smart aL_nounc ed that Mr. J.B. Coyle had. been ap- pointed a special Police Officer. Alderman hurray moved that the «ppointme-_t be confirmed by the Council. The motion was seconded by Alderman Topliff and carried. �� � The acting City Clerk presented a petition, signed by seven property o�.r_ ers and residents in the vicinity o� Broad -,ray and Jenks StreetjA asking that a street light be installed at the intersection of said streets. Alderman Turnock moved that the request be referred to the Lighting Committee. The motion was seconded by Alderman Humphrey and carried. Alderman Turnock, for the Board of Local Improvements, presented six 1aintenance Bonds as follow;;, and moved that they be approved by the Council: - Maintenance Bond of 1. Foley Company, Contractors, in the sum of $700.00, for the maintenance of a. concrete pavement "T`vVl in Ervin Court from Noyes Street to Colfax Street, in the City of Evanston, County of Cook and State of Illinois. Maintenance Bond of M.Foley Company, Contractors, in the of $200.00, for the maintenance of a brit', pavement in Public Alley in the rear of Lots 11 2, 3 and 5-, in the Subdi- vision of Lots S and 9, Block 19, Village of Evanston, from the east line of said Lot 1 to the ;vest line of said Lot 40 in the City of Evanston, County of Cook and State of Illinois. Maintenance Bond of 11ll. Foley Company, Contractors, in the sun of OO.QQ for the maintenance of a brick pavement in Public Alley, Block 591 Villa ge of Evanston, from Asbury Ave - hue to Welsye Avenue, in the City of Evanston, County of Cook and State of Illinois. Maintenance Bond of 1A.yoley Company, Contractors, in the sum of $500.001 for the maintenance of a. concrete pavement in Public Alley, Block 55, Village of Evanston, from Lake Street to Greenwood Street, in the City of Evanston, County of Cook and State of Illinois. 1 1 37 Zriaintenance bond of ',�:I.Foley Company, Contractors, in the -sum of $2,300.00, for the maintenance of a brick pave- ment in Public Alleys as folloT,Ts: in Public Alley extend- ing east and west in Blocks 1,2 and 3, Adams & Brown!s Addition to Evanston, from the siest line of Custer Avenue to the Public' A11ey extending; north and south through said Flock 3; also the Public Alley extending north and south throug;i said Block 31 from Main Street to Washington Street, in the City of Evanston, County of Cook and State of Illin- ois: Id"aintenance pond of IJ-.I'oley Company, Contractors, in the sum of $3,400.009 for the maintenance of a brick pavement in ulf ord Street Irfrom Ridge Avenue to the Chicago and Northwestern Railroad in the City of Evanston, County of Cook and state of Illinois. All of said fronds having the American fidelity Company a of 11ontpelier, Vermont, as surety. The motion was seconded by Alderman Witt and carried. Alderman Turnock then introduced and moved the approval and payment of a Contractor I s estimate (No . 1 Final) , in `? �° • favor of IA. Foley Company, Contractor, in t're syzn of $2, 650.50 for pavement in Ervin Court from Noyes Street to Colfax a Street, Special Assessment No. 618. The motion was seconded by Alderman Eiden and carried; voting aye Aldermen Topli 'f , Murray, Chandler, Burns, Sheffield, Turnock, Eiden, Witt, Chanoelon, Eastman, Ynapp and Humphrey (12); voting nay :nor_ e (0) . Alderman Turnock then introduced and moved the approval land payment of a contractor►s estimate (No. 1-Final), in �° • favor of m. Foley Company, Contractor, izl the sun of $600.75, for pavement in alley in Block 19, Village of Evanston, Special Assessment No. 631. The potion was seconded by Alderman Chanz;elon and carried; voting aye Aldermen Topliff, +,hurray, Chandler, ButAt� i,.—effield, Turnock, Eiden, Witt, _ 31hangelon, Eastman, Knapp and Humphrey � (12) ; voting nay :lone (0) . 37S Alderman Turnock then introduced and moved the approval and payment of a contractor's estimate (No. 1 Final), in favor of , � 5, I3. Foley aley Company, Contractor, 1n the sum of $2, 617.55, for pavement in Public Alley in Block 59, Village of Evanston, Special Assessment No. 629. The motion was seconded by Al- derman GUitt and carried; voting aye Aldermen Topliff, Murray, Chandler, Burns, Sheffield, Turnock, Eiden, Witt, Changelon, Eastman, Knapp and Humphrey (12); voting nay none (0). Alderman Turnock then introduced and moved the approval and payment of a contractor+ s estimate (No, 1 Final) , in favor of Iri. Foley Company,. Contractor, for pavement in the Public Alley in Block 33, Village of Evanston, Special Assessment No. 621, in the sum of $1,911.70. The motion was seconded by Alderman Chandler and carried; voting; aye Aldermen Topliff, I,iurray, Chandler,. Burns, Shefftld, Turnock, Eiden, Witt, Changelon, Eastman, Knapp and Humphrey (12); voting nay none (0). Alderman Turnock then introduced and moved the approval and payment ofa contractor's estimate (No. 4 Final) , in favor �of M..Foley Company, Contractor, in' the sum of $1,574.120 for pavement in Public Alley in Blocks 1., 2 and 3, Adams & Bro-ma's Addition to Evanston, Special Assessment No, 628. The motion was seconded. by Alderman Eiden and carried; voting aye Alder- men Topliff, Murray, Chandler, Burns, Sheffield, Turnock, Eiden, Witt, Changelon, Eastman,.Knapp and Humphrey (12) ; voting nay none (0). Alderman Turnocl� also presented and moved the approval and Cqz1v.3-J71�',,�'payment of a contractor's estimate (No. 3 Final), in favor of d. Foley Company, Contractor, in the sum of $8,336.381 for pavement in ljlulford Street from Ridge Avenue to the C.& IvT.d. Ry., Special Assessment No. 611. The motion was seconded by Alderman Eiden and carried; voting aye Aldermen Topliff, IIT'urray, Chandler, Burns, Sheffield, Turnock, Eiden, Witt, Changelon, Eastman, Knapp and Humphrey (12); voting nay none (0) . . I I S GI U 379 1 M Alderman Burns, for the Printing Committee, reported that the com=ittee had prepared specifications for bids far printing of the revised ordinances of the city and were about to advertise for bids and would be able to make a further report at the neat meeting of the Council. Alderman Topliff, for the Railroad Committee, re- /� �/Yl ported that the E'vanstor� Railvray Company had rented a A00h room.as a temporary shelter for persons waiting for the cars at Howard Avenue, said room being a store for which the company is paying a rent df $50, a month, ®_.nd stated that he anted people to know that they had a right to trse this shelter. Alderman Murray, for the Police Committees stated t his attention had been called to the fact that there a lack of funds for secret service work, and moved t a sum of $100. be transferred from the other. Police llepartment funds to the Secret Service Fund, The motion was seconded by Alderman Witt and carried; voting; aye k1dermen Topli ff , ldurray, Chandler, Burns, Sheffield, Turn -ock, Witt, Eiden, Changelon, Eastman, Knapp and Humphrey (12); voting nay (0). Under Call. -of Wardss Alderman Burns, for the Third ard, stated that he did not think that two lights were oing to be enough east of Calvary and moved that the Light- ng Corrunittee be given power to act in putting in a. third Lamp east of Calvary if deemed necessary after investigation. The motion was seconded by Alderman Humphrey and carried; ',noting aye Aldermen Toplif, f , 1,1urray, Chandler, Burns, ,;heffield, Turnock, Eiden, INitt, Changelon, Eastman, Knapp ,nnd Humphrey (12) ; voting, nay none (0) . Alderman Sheffield, for the Third Wards presented, a petition and ordinance asking for the removal of a sidewalk at the northeast corner of Sheridan Road and Sheridan Square, ,380 a permit having been granted or. July 14, 19149 for the lay- ing of said, sidewalk within sixzfeet of the curb line on Sheridan Square, and moved t1n.at they be referred to the Judi- ciary Committee and Corporation Counsel and aldermen of the r� Third Ward and they be requested to set a date on -Which the property oi-hners can appear before them and state their side of the question. The Notion was seconded by Alderman Humphrey and carried. Alderman tiumphrey, for the Seventh ':`Yard, spoke of the custom of the officials of the Northwestern Elevated Road of Vff n compelling passengers bound for Evanston at certain times of / the day to leave the cars at Birchwood and wait on an uncover- ed platform until a train comes.'along which runs through to Evanston, and sugEested that the Railroad Committee take up the matter and see if they could not get an arz angement with the Company whereby at least t-�.o cars on all trains run through to Evanston, and :coved that the matter be referred to the Railroad Committee with instructions to report back to the Council vah.:,t arrangements they have been able to make. The motion -,hras seconded by Alderman ChanLelon andcarried. �- Alderman Knapp, for the Special Co=ittee to which was to,,, -given pot-,,7er to act in the location of the sidewalk on the north side of Dnerson. Street, extending from Orrin -ton Avenue to the �/ ' alley west of same, reported that the committee had given per- l/� U G'<iY�C- d z'— mission to the property ozrners to rebuild the sidewalk at their of^m expense, so that the north side of the walk will lie three inches south of the lot line as established by the city survey of 1898-1897. Alderman Knapp moved that the report be received and placed on .file. The motion was seconded by Al- derman Eastman and carried. Upon motion of Alderman Eastman, seconded by Alderman Knapp, the Council then adjourned. Ci y Clem: City Hall, Evanston, Illinois December 1st, 1914. Regular meeting of the City Council, Meld December lst,1914-. Present: Alderman Topliff, Ltlurray , Chandler, " Pettibone, Burns, " Sheffield., " Turno ck, Eiden, " Witt, " Changelon, " Eastman, " Kingsley, '► Knapp Humphrey. Page Diettrich. .Absent: L. Prone. LTayor Smart presiding. Alderman Turnock ,:loved that the minutes of a regular meeting of the City Council, held P'�ove.nber 24th, 1914, be approvea Tithout reading. 1,11ayor Stuart announced- that 11.11w.Ronymue had been appoint -ed a Special Police officer_. Alderman 1%,'urray moved that the appointment be confir_ied by the Council, The .notion v7as seconded by Alderman Topliff and carried. Mayor Smart stated that December 3rd - ould be Illinois Day`and that the Governor had issued a Proclamation to that effect and asked ghat the pleasure of the Council z�as in regard to closin5 of the city buildings on that day. Alder -man Humphrey moved that the city disregard the oroclamation of the Governor as to a holiday on Decenher 3rd. The motion was seconded by Alderman '_�'urray and carried. 382 City Clerk Hahn presented a co:unication from the Com- ,z,l missioner of !ublic yvorks, stating that 1.11re. A. Helstrom, of 619 Grove Street, had filed an application for a permit to erect a frame porch on her d iTelli.ng, and asking for instructions as to the issuing of the permit. Alderman Eiden moved that the application be referred to the Buildin Committee vitba po7,rer to act.. The motion was seconded by A1deriaan Changelon and carried. Alderman Turnock, for the Board of Local Improvements, introduced tno maintenance bonds of C.T. Bartlett Co.., Con- tractors, with the 1�ational Surety Company, a 1,7�eiv York Cor- -ooration, as surety, one for the maintenance of a cast iron water main, with appurtenances thereto., in Florence Avenue from Dempster Street to Uilder Street, in the sum of $150.00, and the other for the maintenance of a system of cast iron water ?mains, with appurtenances thereto, in portions of the tt altfolloi:iing streets, viz:- in Florence Avenue, Lee Street, Dodge Avenue, Darro�,,r Avenue, Dewey Avenue, Greenleaf Street and Crain Street, in the surd of $2,450.00, all of said streets being located in the City of Evanston, County of Cook and State of Illinois. Alderman Turnock moved that these bonds be ap- proved by the Council. The motion was seconded by Alderman Eastman and curried. yy� Alderman Turnock then introduced and moved t11e approval and payment of a contractor► s estimate Mol 1 Final) , in favor of l rs in the su:m of $41- 8 ,C.T. Bartlett Co., Contractors, 5.5 , for the laying of , a six inch vrater .main in Florence Avenue from -Demp- L IS stEr Street to Wilder Street, Special Assessment Teo. 615. The motion was seconded by Aldermlan Eastman and carried; voting aye Aldermen Topliff, Murray, Chandler, Fettibone's Burns, Sheffield, Turnock, Eiden, Witt, Changelon, Eastman, Kingsley, F Knaly pp and Humphre (14) ; voting nay none (0) . Alderman Turnock then introduced and moved the appro.Val and payment of a contractor's estimate Mo. 1 Final) , in favor of ek'o. ) �. Gfti O.T. Bartlett Co., Contractors, in the syra of $99677.27, for I,SGU 3S3 the laying of a" system of casts iron water mains in Florence Avenue, , Lee Street, Dodge Avenue, Darrow Avenue, Dewey kve- nue, Greenleaf Street and Crain Street, Special Assessment No. 613. The motion was seconded by Alderman Topliff and carried; voting aye Aldermen Topliff, hurray, Chandler, Pettibone, Burns, Sheffield, Turnockt Eiden, Witt, Changelon Eastman, Kingsley, Knapp and Humphrey (14) ; voting nay none (0) . Alderman Turnock then presented a communication from the Department of Public Aorks, stating that an ordinance was passed on September 22, 1914, for the construction of a Ulv Alft cement sidewalk on the north side of Noyes Street from Dodge Avenue to Brown Avenue and the property owners have been notified to construct walk in front of this property in this block; that one lot remains unprovided for, same being Lot 13, $dock 1, Robert Common's Addition to Evanston, which lot has been forfeited for taxes; that the contractor has submitted a proposal for the constructing of this piece of walk for the sum of $21.76. Alderman Turnock moved that the Council authorize the construction of this piece of walk at the"price of $21.76, same to be paid for out of the Streets & Alleys & . ;Talks Department fund. The motion was seconded by Alderman Changelon and carried; voting aye Alderman Topliff, Murray, Chandler, Pettibone, Burns,- Shef-field, Turnock, .Eiden, Uitt, Changelon, Eastman, Kingsley, Knapp and Humphrey (14); voting nay none (0). Alderman Turnock then submitted a communication from =,O-the Corporation Counsel and Commissioner of Public Works in �07 regard to Special Assessment No.607, for paving South Boule- vard from Ridge Avenue g A e ue to Linden Avenue, and introduced and moved the adoption of the following resolution: - "BE IT RESOLVED, that the report and recommendation of the Corporation Counsel and bommissioner of Public Works, relative to adjustment of assessment against property de -scribed as • (1) N` 33 ft. of the S132..'ft. of Lots 8 and 9, Block 19 Iglehar:�Is,Addition (2) Except the S.132 ft. of Lots 8 and 9, Block 1, Iglehart's Addition, 4e'vtapproved; and that a warrant as recommended therein be, and is hereby authorized and directed to be drain against Special Assessment #607; said warrant to be dra,,m for $63.1 in favor of X. J. Chalfant, o :wner of the property described as "Except the S.132 ft.-Of Lots 8 and 9, Block 1, Iglehart's Addition"; and said warrant to be available only as part pay- ment of the amount ($213.78) Found equitably due against said property for said improvement; and that upon the further pay- ruent of the $150.00 agreed by the oi,,Mer of this property tc the City Collector said Collector shall issue a receipt in full of all claims a.ginst said property by the City of Evanston on account of said improvement. AIM BE IT .TJJF'THER RESOLVED, that the City Collector is hereby authorized to accept $33.00 in full settlement of the claim of the City of Evanston against the N. 33 ft. of the S.132 ft. of Lots 8 and 9,,.in Block 1, Iglehart's Addition on account of said improvement." The motion was sedonded by Alderman Eiden and carried; voting aye Aldermen Topliff, Murray, Chandler, Pettibone, Burns, Sheffield, T'urnock, Eiden, Witt, Changelon, Eastman, Kingsley, Knapp and Humphrey (14) ; voting nay none (0) . Alderman Turnock also presented a co nunication from the ,orporation Counsel and Commissioner of Public ,'corks in regard :o Special Assessment #611, for paving of 1-,fai:ford Street fro* Zidge ;-'ivenue to the C.& X.W.Ry., and introduced and moved the adoption of the following resolution: - "BE IT ESOLVED, that the report and recofMIaendation of _.L.6�M&L_Lthe Corporation Counsel and Commissioner of Public 'Works relative to adjustment of assessment against property described as the, o f -E.100 ft. of the N.150 ft. of the 3.1 of N.E. of Sec.30-41-14, r. o lyinb nest of the C. Ry., be approved;: and that a warrant as recommended therein be and the same is hereby authorized and directed to be drams":kSainst Special Assessment �, �-� n §611; said SGT 385 1 1 warrant to be dravM in favor of the o,,ner of said property, Zlizabeth Cody; and to be restricted to the special purpose of part payment of the assessment levied against said prop- erty under said special assessment proceedings.' The motion was seconded by Alderman Changelon and car- ried; voting aye Aldermen Topliff, Jjurray, Chandler, Petti- bone, Burns, Sheffield, Turnock, .Eiden, Witt, Changelon, Eastman, Kingsley, 1,:napp and 1�umphrey (14) ; voting nay none (0). Alderman Eiden, for the Auditing Con-,littee, introduced the following. Tei_iporary Pay -rolls for the month of November ( last half) and moved that same be approved and warrants ordmred dra,;,n in payment thereof and charged to the respect- ive funds: - Sewer Department 222.10 Contingent Expenses 97.50 Signal Service. Department 17.00 Public 'Works Department 115.70 Special Assessment 1,o. 595-52.00 .Public Parks 106.30 Water Department , 529.43 Streets & Alleys &'47alks 1, 688.80 The motion was seconded by Alderman Eastman and carried; ;rotin; aye Aldermen Topliff, Murray, Chandler, Pettibone, 3urns, Sheffield, Turnock, Eiden, Witt, Changelon, Eastman, Kingsley, Knapp and Humphrey (14) ; . voting nay none (0 ) Alderman Eastman, for the Finance, Committee, submitted and moved the approval of. the follouing° bonds: - Bond of George A Leebodyj as Plumber, in the sum of Five Thousand Dollars, with the American Surety Company of Nje-u York as surety. Mj_Uret Bond of Groeg A. ,eebooy, as Sever Builder and Drain Layer, in thesum of Ten Thousand Dollars, with the American : r � Company of New York as surety. Bond of James E. Baggot, as Plumber, in the sum of Five Thousand Dollars with The Fidelity and Casualty Company of .,Neztr York as ' surety. 6 Bond of James E. Baggott, as Sewer Builder artd Drain Layer /Y 14 in the sum of Ten Thousand Dollars, with The Fidelity and qC?.sualty Company of New York as surety. The motion was seconded by Alderman Kingsley and carried. Alderman Humphrey, for the Lighting Committee, submitted report of the com ittee to the effect that one additional /t/x- street light was ordered placed on Sheridan Road East of Cal- vary Cemetery, in accordance with po,:ver given tt the last reg- ular meeting of the Council, but that such light is not suffi- cient to properly light Sheridan Road, and recommending that two additional lights be placed East of Calvary Cemetery at points selected by the committee. Alderman Eumphrey moved that the report of the committee be accepted and the t!iTo add- itional�lights ordered. The motion -as seconded by Alderman Kingsley and carried; voting aye Aldermen Topliff, riurray, Chandler,. Pettibone, Burns, Sheffield, Turnock, Eiden, Witt, Changelon, Eastman, Kingsley, Knapp and Humphrey (14); voting nay none (C). Ald.erman Burns, for the Printing Committee, moved that at the close of the regular business session the Council take �a recess of half an hour to give the Printing CoL z I ttee a chance to canvass the bids for the printing of the Revised Ordinances.. The motion was seconded by Alderman Turnock and carried. Alderman Topliff, for the .Railroad Committee, read a le., -ter received by him from the General 11Ianagex of the Evanston at Railway -Company in regard to signs at their waiting room at Chicago Avenue and i-io-lard Avei.ue, and also stating that this waiting room is open fromm five thirty in the, morninb, until twelve fifty-five A.M. 1 ii 1 ISGI1 387 �`. Alderman Topliff also stated that the matter 7,hich was referred to the committee at the last regular meeting of y the Counoil in regard to service on the Elevated Road had been taken up with the officials of the corlpany and the com- mittee hoped to be able to present a detailed report at the next meeting of the Council. tAlderman Pettibone, for the Se,,Jer Committee, to -which was referred the Matter of a refund to property oymers on Florence Avenue betieen Crain and Zee Streets on an assess- _ment jaid for the construction of a sewer In said portion L-of Florence Avenue, submitted report of the comrllittee to the effect that they would not recommend a refund at this time, but could recor=iend that the Department of Health and Depart -ment of Public Works make an inspection and order connections to be made to said sever by all property drained; and fur- ther that i,'vhen said departments shall find that all or sub- stantially all of the property that iTill require drainage by said sewer has made connection therewith and has paid the frontage tax established therefor, then the CorLmissioner of Public lWorks shall submit a report of the City Council shozfr- ing in detail the assessments paid -by the property origin- ally assessed for the improvement, the frontage charges paid - by the property on the west side of the street for the priv- ilege of connecting with the sewer, the money advanced by the city for the improvement and the refund in detail that would be due the respective porperties originally assessed for the sev:rer; and suggesting that if the view of the color i.ttee meet with approval that provision be made for the creation of a special fund from which the refunds can bee paid. Alderman Pettibone moved that tte report be received and its recommen -dations be approved and put in force. The motion was sec- onded by Alderman Turnock and carried. Under Call of ,,;ands, Aiderrnan Humphrey, for the Seventh -Ward, stated that his attention had been called to the con- dition of Sheridan Road from the LiE;ht House south, there being a great many bad and deep holes in it, and suggested that ur-less something is done to make this street safe the 388 city is liable to have so_ne damage suits In its hands, and asked the Corporation Counsel for his opinion as to whether the city trould be liable if anybody was hutt,;,on that road. The Cor- poration Counsel stated that the city would be liable, Alder- man Turnock moved that the Matter of scarifying and repairing Sheridan Road from University Place north be referred to the Commissioner of Public Works and the finance Committee; the Commissioner of Public Works to make an estimate and the Finance Committee to report on the financial situation, and that Sheri- dan Place be also included in the estimate. The motion was seconded by Alderman Burns and carried.. Alderman Eastman, for the Sixth Ward, presented two re- quests for street �ight to be installed at tie intersection of Colfax Street and Bennett Avenue, and moved that they be re- ferred to the Lighting Committee. The motion ,'Tas seconded by Alderman -,Vitt and carried. Alderman Pettibone, for the Second 4Tard, moved that the 1 .,matter of placing; of hooks on 1which to hang their coats and hats for the aldermen sitting on the south side of the room r f be referred to the Building Coz_n=tttee ,�ith pwier to act. The motion eras seconded by Alderman Chandler and carried. Alderman Turnock called attention to the special meetings S. to be held on uNednesdey and Friday evenings of the present creek, same to be called for 7:30 o'clock. I'layor Smart then stated that if there was no further business to come before the Council a recess would be taken to give the Printing Committee a chance to go over their bids. aoaen the meeting eras again called to order llayor Smart called for a report from the Printing Cpimnittee. Alderman 1 Burns: stated that the committee desired to report that all OW1�4 of the bids received were incomplete according to the specifi- cations and that they desired to readvertise and would have a report for the Council next Tuesday evening. 11ayor Smart stated that unless there was some objection the coiiimlttee t:Tculd be given that poi,,Ter. J Alderman Sheffield, for the Building Committee, pre- AA-1 sented a cor,=nication from air, T.S. Robert, owner of property IMAM 0 �P „,d'loca.ted at the S.W. corner of A:.rain Street and Custer Avenue, asking for permission to make an e.1tera.tion and addition to the building at said location, and moved that the request be referred to the Building Committee jarith pourer to actl The motion was seconded by Alderman Eiden and carried. Mayor Smart announced that he would like to bring before the Council the matter of condemnation proceedings to obtain possession of land at Rinn Street and Sheridan goad for the purpose of straightening the c�lrve at that point, and asked �;ioore to tell what he had found out about the property. After hearing from sir. Moore, Alderman Burns moved that Mr. :Fridmore,. the owner of the said property, be invited to appear before the Council on next Tuesday evening and go over the matter. IJPyor Smart eta.ted that if there iirere no objections to this plan it would be carried out. Upon motion of Alderman Eastman, seconded by Alderman Turnock, the Council then adjourned. r City Clerk. 300 City Hall, Evanston, Illinois, Dec.2,1914-. A special meeting of the City Council was called by Mayor Smart, tiie rill call showing the follo,Ting to be present. Alderman Topliff, l urray, " Chandler, " Pettibone, " Burns, Sheffield, Turnock, " Eiden, " Vyitt, " Chancelon, Eastman, " Kingsley, Knapp, " Humphrey. The Mayor requested the City Clerk to read the call 7faich is, as folio -us: "December 2nd, Plineteer .Fourteeh.. 11r. John F. Hshn, City Clerk, 'l+'I Evanston, Illinois. Dear Sir: - Please call two special rieetings of the City Council, to be held this ek, one on ,'Jednesday evening, December 2nd and one on Friday evening, Dece_.iber 4th, both of which are for the purpose of considerinb the adoption of the general ordin- ances of the City of Evanston, referred to the Corporation Counsel sometime ago for revision. Yours very truly, James R. Smart, blayor.'� After reviewing a portion of the ordinances offered for revision, further consideration was postponed until the next meeting of the Council, and upon motion of Alderman Turnock, seconded by Alderman Eastmanll. the Council then adjourned. Ci y Clerk. / ITyy/T 1 S GI �./ 391 City Hall, Evanston, Illinois,December �-,1914` Special Meeting of the City Council was called at 7::30 s O'clock P.i�. on Friday evening, Dece nber 4th, 1914, by �wjayor James R. Smart, the following aldermen being. present: Alderman Topliff, " Murray, " Chandler, " Pettibone, " Burns, Sheffield, " Turnock, " Eiden, " tiuitt, " Chang;elon, " Eastman, " Kingsley, " Knapp ,1 1',� " Humphrey. After considering the revision of the City ordinances until 9: 45 P.bui. , Alderman Kingsley moved that the Council adjourn. The motion was seconded by Alderman Turnock and carried. City -Clerk. 1 32 City fall, Evanston, Illinois,Dec.8,1914* 'Regular meeting of the City Council, held December 8th,1914-. Present: - Alderman Topliff, it Chandler, Pettibone, " Burns, Sheffield, " Turnock, " Eiden, tt, " Changelon, Eastman, " Kingsley. _ Page Di ettrich. Absent: Alderman Nu7ray, " Knapp, " Humphrey. n L. r, ,Aayor Smart presiding. Alderman Witt moved that the minutes of a regular meet- ing of the City Council, held Deeeinber.lst, 1914, be approved without reading. The :notion was seconded by Alderman Eastman and carried. Alderman Turnock moved that the minutes of the specia meetinGs held December 4th and 2nd, be approved without read- ing. The motion ,,,Tas seconded by Alderman Witt and carried. lmyo r Sma.rt announced the appointment of Geo . W. Bone as a Special Police Officer for service at the Evanston Theater. Alderman Pettibone moved that the appointment be confirmed by the Council. The motion was seconded by Alderman Topliff and carried. City Clerk Hahn presented the following:- 1. Com:mr.ication from W.P. Turner, Co_aimander of Gen.John A..Logan Post No. 540 Dent. of Illinois, G.A.R., ask- ing that the Council appropriate at least $700. for the use of the Post for the year 1915 fo.r the relief of'indigent 1 1 1 i��(� it ' 393 doldiers and sailors of the Civil -War and the dependent relatives of deceased soldiers and sailors. Alderman Turnock moved that the commarication be referred to the Finance Com- mittee. The -motion was seconded by Alderman Witt and carried. 2. Cdwmunication from Clifford 0. Ling, claiming �-damages to the amount of $150..fox injury and death of horse from stepping - into a hole or d pressidn in the street at the I% ��� intersection of ;slain Street a:ild Hinman Avenue on the evening ?f November 14th, 1914. Alderman Changelon moved that the r Maim be referred to the Cortoration, Counsel. The motion was Seconded by Aldermam Turnock and carried. r �zoI u���� Alderman Turnock, for ��,he Board of Local Improvements, introduced and moved the approval and payment -of. a Contract- �S or's Estimate (No. 1 Partial) , in favor of ivi.Foley Company, "ontractor, in the sum of $5,000.00, for paving in Ingleside 7,lace from Ridge Avenue to Sheridan Road, Special Assessment Uo. 595. The motion wal seconded by Alderman Eiden and car- . ,. vied; voting aye Aldermen Topliff, Chandler, Pettibone, Burns, Sheffield, Turnock, Eiden, Witt, Changelon, Eastman and Kingsley (11); voting; nay none 60). Alderman Turnock also called attention to the Special Meetings of the Cou4il to be held on Wednesday and Friday. evenings of this weik. A �p Alderman Burnst for the Lighting Committee, presented U - -y resort of the committee recorLmending the installation of two f_'(B .igh.ts as follows; one at the northeast)corner. of Arnold SO-0 Avenue nand Birch�,,rood Terrace and the other at a point five Aundred feet easy of the said corner, and moved that the re- ;)ort of the com4 tee be approved and the lights ordered insta.11ed immediately. The motion was seconded by Alderman ^urnock and ca3fried; voting aye Aldermen Topliff, Chandler, f Pettibone, Burlis, Sheffield, Turnock, Eiden, Witt, Changelon, Eastman and Kingsley (11) ; voting nay none (0) . Alderman Chandler, for the Comai.ttee on narks, Flats and Subdivisions, presented a plat of Nathan's Resubdivision of k 394 ots 1 to 7, in Block 1, in E.T. Paul's_ Addition to Evmiston, and moved that the same be referred to the Committee on Parks &�knd the Aldermen from the Sixth �Yard. The motion was sedonded Wax ,-A by Alderman Pettibone and carried. Alderman Topliff, for the za.ilroad,Committee, reported that Alderman Eastman, Alderman Humphrey and himself met t-io ��✓ of the officials of the Elevated Road and spent some time at Howard Avenue and Birchwood on last Friday afternoon; that in regard to turnstiles the officials stated that the company were considering this matter seriously and trying to work out some feasible way of abolishing thew; that in the matter :bf putting off passengers at Birchzrood who were bound for Evar_- ston, anal making them wait for another train, the officials 4 said that sometimes two Howard Avenue trains met at Birchwood, one of which was a stub train and the other a loop train, but that orders would be given that hereafter two Hovrard Avenue trains, both loop trains, would take different tracks and one of them 'at least run through to Evanston, and that a. shelter for the use of passengers having to wait at Birchwood would be begun at once. IAlderman Pettibone, for the Special Committee on Drainage, _IaC reported that the Board of Trustees of the Sanitary District A�'�f ��- did not propose to take up the matter of the Evanston ordin- ance until after the organization of a new board in the near future. Linder Call of Wards, Alderman Pettibone, for the Second � ard, stated that comp_lainthas been made in regard to the con- dition of Ridge Avenue in the eleven hundred block, the, same being said to be dangerous and in such condition that there are liable to be damage suits against the city on account of it, and moved that the matter of the condition of the street in that block be referred to the Zommissioner of Public 'Vorks, with instructions to examine into the matter and if the same is found to be in a dangerous condition to put it in repair as soon as possible. The motion was seconded by Alderman Eiden and carried. 411 I SG'U' 395 Alderman Witt, .for the Fifth s,rard, presented a request for a street ligit to he installed at the intersection of Dodge Avenue and Emerson Street, signed by fifteen property oiners�and residents of the vicinity, and moved that the re- quest be referred to the lighting Committee. The motion was seconded by Alderman Turnock and carried. Alderman Burns, for the Printing Committee, then moved that the Council take a recess of a short time. to give the cormmittee a chance to canvass the bids received for the print- ing of the revised ordinances. The motion was seconded by Alderman Eastman and carried. After a short recess I,Iayor Smart called the Council to order and stated that while they were waiting for a report from the Printing Committee they might take up the matter of the punc�ase of the lot at South Boulevard. and Sheridan p S e idan Road for the purpose of straightening out the curve in.Sheridan Road, and talk over the :Matter with i,ir. Pridmore, the owner of said property. After a discussion of the matter Alderman Sheffield moved that the matter of the punccase of this land be referred to the judiciary Committee and the aldermen from the Third card. The motion was seconded by Alderman Kingsley and carried. 'Diayor Smart then called for a report from the Printing w�n-Co=aittee and Alderman Burns stated that the first question to be decided was 7�1rhether the members of the Council wanted printed pamphlet copies of the ordinances for their s � use in revision or whether they simply desired to have the galley proof. Alderman Pettibone moved that the galley proof be ased. The motion was seconded by Aderman Topliff and carried; -Toting aye Aldermen Topliff, Chandler, Pettibone, Sheffield, astman and Angsley (6) ; voting nay Aldermen Burns, Turn- . o ck and Eiden and Witt (4) . Alderman Burns then stated that the committee wished to move that the .bid for the printing of the Revised Ordinances bd awarded, to P. F.Pettibone & Company, the lowest bidders on the galley+; proof form.... The motion was seconded by ,alderman Eastman and carried; voting aye Aldermen Topliff,Chandler, Sheffield, Turnock, Eiden, ti'aitt, Eastman and Kingsley (8) ; voting nay Alderman Burns (1). Alderman Pettibone asked to be excused from, voting. Upon motion of Alderman Eiden, seconded by Alderman Kingsley, the Council then adjourned. U, C ty Clerk. Evanston,- Illinois, December 9th,1914-. Special meeting of the Cityouncil was called at 7: 30 o'clock P.14. on Wednesday Evening, December..9th, 1914-1 1 by *:'ayor fames R. Snart, the folloi�.ing aldermen bein6 present. Alderman Topliff, murray, " Chandler, Pettibone, " Burns, " Sheffield, to Turnock, Eiden, It �,vitt, It Changelon, Eastman, Kingsley, It. Knapp, 11 Humphrey. After consideritig the revision of the City Ordinances for sometime, on� motion of Alderman Eiden, seconded by Alder- man Humphrey, the Council adjourned. 0 y Clerk. 1 1 39(� .1 7 T I City Hall, Z4 Vanston, I11. December 1111914 A special meeting, of the City Council -,was called to order by Tilayor Smart at 7:50 P.m.. on Friday evening, December llth, 1914, the follo��,ing aldermen being present: Alderman Topliff, 1,iurray, " Chandler, " Pettibone, " Burns, Sheffield, " Turnock, ,Eiden, " tt, if Changelon, " Eastman, " Kingsley, it Knapp, Humphrey.. After considerinS the revision of the ordinances for sometime, on motion of Alderman Sheffield., :seconded by Alderman Changelon, the Counc' then adjourned. ✓C �.. City Clerk. 1 City Hall, Evanston, Illinois, December 15th, 1914. Regular meeting off the City Council, held December 15�;h.,1914. Present: - Alderman Topliff, " hurray, " Chandler, " Pettibone, " Burns, Sheffield, Turnock, " Eiden, " gitt, " Changelon, Eastman, " Kingsley, Knapp, " Humphrey. Page Di ettrich. kb s ent : None. �,Fayor ;mart presiding. Alderman Pettibone moved that the minutes of a regular ' meeting of the city. .Cbuncil, held December Sth, 1914, and of the two Special 1.1eetings of the Council, held December 9th and llth, 1914-, be approved i^�rithout reading. The motion was seconded by Alderman i+,Turray and carried. City Clerk Hahn presented the following: - }� 1. Reports of the City Treasurer and City Comp - La i{ stroller for the month of November, 1914. Alderman ti'�itt moved that these reports be received and placed o1, file. The :Motion i,Tas seconded by Alderman Eastman and carried. 2. Application, ;of 1-1r. Trochout, ,,olio is building a. residence on Brotrz Avenue near Emerson Street, for permission 'to make temporary use of fire hydrant at the corner of Etner- tZ i son Street and Brovn Avenue. Alderman Witt moved that the t Sta U 399 request be referred to the Water Committee with power to act. The motion was seconded by Aldermam Humphrey and carried. Alderman Eiden, for the-, Auditing Committee, presented the folio,ring ,bills for the month of November, 1914, and pay-rolisfor the first half of the month of December 1914, and ;roved that same be approved and ;;rarrants ordered dr-cnm in payment thereof and charged to the respective funds: - Bills. Fire Depa-rtment Contingent Expenses Public UVorks Department Pumping Station y°f at er IIa.ins Department City Clerkts Office 279.10 108.53 192.84 319.12 1,.470.34 6.00 Printing 24.90 Public Parks. 567.47 Police Department 191.12 Public Buildings 622.37 Sewer Department 482.41 Signal Service Department 62.10 Streets & alleys & Talks Dept. ?93.27 Street sighting 2,651.07 Health• Department 63.17 City collector's Office 35,85 Street Repair Department 195.00 -Public Safety Department 3.50 Special Assessments 49464.38 Temporary Pay -rolls, Special Assessment No.595 12.00 Public Parks 82.30 Sewer Department 212.50 Contingent .expenses 97.50 Signal Service Department 27.13 Public Works Department 113.10 Water Department 488.85 Streets & Alleys & Walks 1,646.00 4/ ltr d� a'cto k't" 11 The motion was seconded by Alderman Chandler and car- ried.; voting; aye Aldermen Toplif'f, 11urray., Chandler, retti- bone, Burns, Sheffield, 'l'urnock, Eiden, Witt, Changelon, JEastman, Kingsley, Knapp and Humphrey (14); voting nay none (0). Alderman Sheffield, for the Building Corm_littee, said that he wished to have the opinion of the members of the Council. as, to whether or not any insurance should be carried _or_ the filtration Plant, contents and wash water tower, as the cot_nittee is about to advertise for bids on the insur- ance on the city buildings which expires on First of January next, stating that the Building Committee would recommend that no insurance be carried on the above mentioned. Alderman Knapp moved that the recommendation of the cox�uaittee be con - purred in by the Council. The motion was seconded by Alder- raan Humphrey and carried. Aldertiian Turnock, for the Judiciary Committee, introduced and moved the adoption of the following resolution:- "!NH,tEAS;i There is now pending in the City Council of Chicago an ordinance providing for the annexation of that part of the City of Evanston -lying south of the south line of Calvary Cemetery and east of the right of way of the Chicago 0 Evanston and Lake Superior Railway Company, i�hich cannot be. fW1acted upon until there has been an adjustment of questions of indebtedness and tax, matters in any way relating to the ter_- ;!story proposed to be annexed: THERZEFOPE, It is ORDERED, That the Judiciary Committee, City Clerk and City .Comptroller and Corporation Counsel be, and they are here -by directed to take up the question of the adjustment of all revenue matters relating to the annexation of the said terri- tory, including questions of indebtedness and taxation, with the Comptroller and Corporation Counsel of the City of Chicago, for the purpose of. arriving at an adjustment in the matter, and that said officers and committee have povrer to act in such matter." 1 1 1 The motion was seconded by Alderman Pettibone and carried. I SG11 401 0 1 1 Alderman Humphrey, for the Lighting Committee, sub- mitted recommendation of the conaittee recom;aending the installation of one elctric ,street light at the corner of Foz^rler Avenue and Church Street and one in Birchwood Ter- race, immediately east of the east line of Chicago Avenue, overhead wires, and that such lights be ordered installed immediately, and moved that the recommendations be ap- proved by the Council and the lights ordered installed. The motion was seconded by Alderman Turnock and. carried; voting aye Aldermen Topliff, 12viurray, Chandler,. Pettibone, Burns, Sheffield; Turnock, Eiden, Changelon, 7,7itt, Eastman, Kingsley, Knapp and 'Humphrey (14) ; voting nay none (0) . (� Alderman Chandler, for the Coimntttee on Parks, plus and Subdivisions, to which i�,as referred plat of Nathan, s Resubdivision of sots 1 to 7, in Bloc's 1, in E.T..Paul's &ddition to Evanston, reported that the aldermen from the sixth v'Tard had requested that action upon the _.approval of this plat be deferred for one t,,reek, and moved .that it be so ieferred. The motion was seconded by Alderman Burns and i.arri ed; Mr. Nathan asked to be allowed to speak on , this 3ubj ect and Alderman Kingsley moved that he be a.11ot,,red to do so. The motion was seconded by Alderman Knapp and carried, but after 'Mr. Nathan had spoken the matter was deferred for one,7eek. lr Alderman Topliff, for the Railroad CompadlST Tread a. com- `�� munic^tion -received from i4r, Y.V. Griffin., Secretary of the � u fZA�I Lorthz+restern Elevated Railroad Co., in regard to the buildin&; of the shelter for passengers on the platform at Birchwood Station, stating that they expected same would be done v ithin the next fear days. \'4 ZA�u Alderman Eastmanji for the Sixth Ward, presented a petition for a street light at the corner .of Harrison Street and the City Limits, signed by ten residents of the vicinity, and moved that it be referred to the bighting Committee. The motion was seconded by Alderman Humphrey and carried. Alderman Eastman also presented a protest, signed by eighteen O"Mers of property in Block 11, North Evanston, 402 expressing their opposition to the establishment of a yard for AV a,( a storage purposes in said block, and moved that same be re- to,�. ferred to the Comitsioner of rublic Work The motion iras second i I 9 -ed by Alderman Turnock and carried. Alderman Pettibone, for the Second ,'yard, stated that it ha been the custom to flood the playground at the Larimer School for a seating rink, the people of 'the neighborhood standing the expense of same and buying skates for those -�zho could not buyt them for themselves, and that other applications had been re- ceived for the use of fire hydrants in floodinE skating rinks, and. introduced and moved the adoption .of the following resolu- tion:- "RESOLVED, That the free use of city water for "Community ` Skating Rinks" is hereby authorized. The use of i-, ater for rinks for which a charge for profit is wade shall be paid.for at the rates fried by the Commtsioner of Public ;fiorka under the "Tariff of Water Rates" f/ That the use of water for rink purposes from fire hydrants "ill be permitted only on condition that the hydrant is operates; and cared for by some member of the Fire Department or Uftter fofee, or other competent person approved by the Fire ].Farshal and Foreman of Water i:lains . t1 The :notion was seconded by Alderman Turnock and.carried. Alderman Turnock then moved that the Council take a re- cess, for a few minutes a :d meet in a committee of the whole. The motion -uas seconded by Alderman Burns and carried. �IThen the Council was again called to order by LIayor Smart, /Alderman Burns moved a. reconsideration of the vote taken at the t last meeting of the Council by w1hich the contract for the printing of the City ordinances was az;tarded to F.F. .Pettibone & Company. The motion was seconded by Alderman Eiden and car- ' 4 ried; voting aye Aldermen Murray, Burns, Sheffield, Turnock,, Eiden, %Vitt, Kingsley, Knapp and. Humphrey (9); voting nay Aldermen Topliff, Chandler, Pettibone, Changelon and Eastman (5). 1 I SGI i1 403 1� 1 ^_,Aderman Burns then moved that the contract for the printing of the City Ordinances be let to The Gunthorp- - Warren Printing Co.,,in accordance with their bid of Dec- O ember 7th, 1914, supplemented by their letter of December J llth, 1914. The motion eras seconded by Alderman Turnock and carried; voting aye Aldermen Murray, Burns, Sheffield, Tur11ock, Eiden, ufttt, Kingsley, Knapp and 1�mphrey (9); voting nay Aldermen Topliff, Chandler, Pettibone, Changelon and Eastman (5) . Upon motion of Alderman Eastman, seconded by Alderman Topliff, the Council then adjourned. City Clerk. City Hall, Evanston, Illinois, December 16,1914. A special meeting of the City Council was called by Tfiayor Smart, the roll call shwring the follot,,rin6,; to be present: Alderman Topliff, " 1:Iurray, " Chandler, " Pettibone, Burns, Sheffield, Turnock, _ It Eiden,, tt ;�itt, " Changelon, It Eastman, " Kingsley, " Knapp, Humphrey. The 1,1,,ayor requested the City Clerk to read the call which is as follows: . "December 16th, Nineteen Fourteen Yr. John F. Kahn, City Clerk, Evanston, Illinois. Dear Sir: Please call two special meetings of the City Council, to be held this week, one on Wednesday evening, December 16th at 7:30 P.%;s. and one on Saturday afternoon, December 19th at 2:30 P.M.., both of which are for the purpose of considering, the adoption of the general ordin- ances of the City of Evanston, referred to the Corporation Counsel sometime ago for revision. Yours very truly, Janes H: Smart, 1.1ayor.P' After reviewing c portion of the ordinances offered for revision, further consideration tiaras postponed until the next meeting of the Council and upon motion of Alder- man �,,_rurr�y, seconded by Alderman Eiden, the Council then adj ourned. City C1erl.1.0 City Hall, Evanston, Illinois, Deceber 19th, 1914. A special meeting of the City Council was called to order by Ilayor Smart on Saturday afternoon at 2:30 olclock on December 19th, 1914, the f o lloi,,Ting aldermen being present : Alderman Topliff, It Tam rray, It Chandler, Pettibone, it Burns, it Sheffield, It Turnock,, Eiden, Changelon, " Eastman, " Kingsley,, Knapp,, if Humphrey. After considering the recision of the ordinances for sometime, on motion of Alderman Humphrey,, seconded by Alder- man Turnock, the Council then adjourned. 6;k City Cler ±. 1 11SGIU 405 1 1 City Hall, Evaneton, Illinois, :December 22,191d- Regular meetinE of the City Council, held December 22nd, 1914. Present: Alderman Topliff, it Ifiu rr ay, " Chandler, " Burns, " Sheffield, " Turnock, " Eiden, Witt, " Changelon, " Eastman, " Kingsley, " Knapp, " Humphrey. Page Di ettrich. Absent: Alderman Pettibone. lv+ra.yor Sma..rt presiding. Alderman 7itt moved that the minutes of a regular iaeeting of the City Council, held December 15th, 1914. be approved icithout reading. The motion eras seconded by Alderman Eastman and carried. Alderman Turnock moved that the minutes of the two special meetings of the City Council, held December 16th and 19th, 1914, be approved without reading. The motion was seconded by Alderman Eiden and carried. City Clerk Hahn presented a letter from The Qunt4.ovp- �r, r,enx Tinting Company, acknowledging the receipt of I letter advising them that the work for printing the ordin- ances of the city had been awarded to them, and accepting the same and asking that the certified check for $100. which accompanied their bid be returned to them. Alder- man Burns moved that the acknowledgment be accepted and 406 the check ordered returned as requested. The motion vTas seconded by Alderman Eiden and carried. City Clerk Hahn also presented an opinion of the Cor- poration Counsel as to the rig�jt of the City Council to graint a special permit to construct a sides alk upon prop- erty the title to lhich is in the city for street or boule -vard purposes, at a distance of sit feet from the curb line of the street limo= as Sheridan Square near the in - /'Olt tersection of South Boulevard, to the effect that it is his opinion that the city has the power to permit the con- struction of the side•,,alk in the manner mentioned. Alder- man Burns moved that the report be approved. The motion was seconded by Alderman Chandler and carried. Alderman Eideh, for the Auditing Committee introduced the following Temporary Pay -rolls for the last half of the 114 month of December, 1914,' and moved that saz:�e be approved and warrants ordered drawn in pa,yment thereof and charged to the respective funds: - Contingent Expenses 97.50 Public Works Department 121.80 Public narks 77.50 Signal Service Department 2.00 Sewer Department 135.80 'u'aater Department 509.55 Streets & Alleys & Walks 1,665.80 The motion T,as seconded by Alderman Turnock and car- ried; voting aye Aldermen Topliff, hurray, Chandler, Burns, Sheffield, Turnock, Eiden, Witt, Changelon, Eastman Kingsley, Knapp and Humphrey (1;); voting nay none (0). Alderman Eastman, for.the Finance Committee, presented bills amounting to $6,568.04, for the paving of Sheridan Road East of Calvary Cemetery, stating that the Council _ ! had appropriated $1,500 for this purpose from the Street Repair Fund and that the rest of the money had been raised by private subscription and was r.o -zr in the hands of the 1 City Collector, and moved that warrants be draim in payment of these bills and charged to the Special .Fund for the paving of Sheridan aoa.d East of Calvary Cemetery. The motion was seconded by Alderman Turnock and carried; vot- ing ayc Aldermen Topliff, Murray, Chandler, Burns, Sheffield Turnock, Eiden, Witt, Changelon, Eastman., Kingsley, Knapp and Humphrey (13); voting nay none (0). Alderman Eastman then introduced and moved the adoption of the following resolution: - "BE IT RESOLVED, That the Finance Committee be given power to authorize certain transfers, so that all balances remaining to the credit of any of the various funds at the _ n 0 close of the year may be used for the payment of overdrafts 1q1+ in certain other funds, thus balancing the accounts for the year.'' The motion was seconded by Alderman Turnock and carried voting; aye Aldermen Topli 'f, hArray, Chandler, Burns, Shef- field, Turnock, Eiden, w itt , Changelon, Eastman, Kingsley, Knapp and Humphrey (13); voting nay none (0). Alderman Eastman also introduced and moved the adopt- ion of the folio Ang, resolution: Lx ''RESOLVED, That the Mayor and City Comptroller be, and they are hereby authorized to issue warrants in payment of all bills and pay -rolls which may be presented during the reaainder of the year, and report upon same at the next regular meeting of the Council." The motion was seconded by Alderman Topliff and carried voting; aye Aldermen Topliff, Murray, Chandler, Burns, Shef- field, Turnock, Eiden, Witt, Changelon, Eastman, Kingsley, .;nape and Humphrey (13); voting nay none (0). Alderman Eastman then asked that the heads of the ryAA-- ierartments and chairman of the various committees get their stimates for the needs of the various departments for the ;rear 1915 into the office of the City .Comptroller by Honday, December 23th, if possible,. Mayor Smart stated ,hat the department heads would take notice of the request. A1denylan Turnock, for the Judiciary Committee, moved AUL4, a suspension of the rules for the passage of an ordinance, The motion was seconded by Alderman ~Vitt and carried; voting aye Aldermen Topliff, 1&rray, Chandler, Burns, Shef- field, Turnock, Eiden, Witt, Changelon, Eastman, Kingsley, Knapp and Humphrey (13); voting nay none (0). Alderman Turnock then introduced and �,aoved the passage of the following ordinance:- "BE IT ORDAITJED BY THE CITY COUTvCII OF THE CITY OF EVANS'1GN0 Section 1. That t_ne or- dinance creating an executive department of the City of Evanston, to be knoi;in as the Department of Public Safety, and defining the duties of the Director of Public Safety, adopted by the City Council September 9th, 1913, approved by the ::Mayor September loth, 19139> be' and the same is hereby repealed. Section 2. This ordinance shall be in full forve and effect on December 31, 1914, following its passage and ap- proval." The .notion was seconded by Alderman ;Witt and carried; voting aye Aldermen Topliff, Lilurray, Chandler, Burns, Shef- field, Turnock, Eiden, 17itt, Changelon, Eastman, Kingsley, Knapp acid Humphrey (13); voting nay none (0). Alderman Turnock then called the attention of the Council to the Special Meeting of the Council called for edr esday evening, January 6th,1915, at eight o'clock. Alderman -Chandler, for the Committee on Farks, Flats and Subdivisions, to which eras referred plat of Nathani s Resubdivision of hots 1 to 7, in Block 1, in E.T. Paul's Addition to Evanston",: -presented report of the committee to the effect that the committee v,as unfavorable to the: grant- ing of the plat and moved that the Council concur in the report of the committee. The motion was seconded by Alder- mpn Topliiff and carried; voting aye Aldermen Topliff, , Murray, Chandler, Burns, Sheffield, Turnock, Eiden, Vitt, Changelon, Eastman, Kingsley, Knapp and Humphrey (13) ; voting nay none (0). 1 I I SGIIJ 11 1 1 Alderman ?Knapp, for the Water Committee, to which ,L-as referred with po.;.,er to act application of vIr. Trochout for (I� permission to use fire hydrant at corner of Emerson Street //U�• and Bro��n Avenue to supply water to residence on Brown Avenue near Emerson Street, presented report of the committee to the effect that the `request was denied on account of danger of freezing said hydrant, and moved that the report be re- ceived and placed on file. derman Turnock and carried. The :notion -,,-vas seconded by Al- Under.Vall of lards, Alderman Topliff, for the first EA�Vard, stated that his attention had been called to the slippery condition of the sidewalksin the City aid suggested that the Council ahould be considering the passage of an ordinance requiring the shovelling of side- a.lk throughout the city, as such an ordinance is being considered by the City of Chic -,-)So and efforts.are being made to Let the Supreme Court to uph(Dld the ordinance should it be passed. Also stated that he had been informed that there ti,as a. cer- tain sum of Money available in the Police Department for the purpose of placing signs to warn people of especially dan- gerous places in walks, and asked that the Chairman of the Police Committee look into that matter. Mayor Smart stated ,hat the chairman of the Police Committee vvould take notice of the request. Alderman TSurray, for the First 31ard,, moved that tIze natter of furnishing heat in the tool house in the park at the foot of ravis 'Street and Church Street, and' allot�,ring the :h.ildren ?°:ho 'are skating on the pond there to use it, and furnishing benches to be used by them, be referred to the !,on.wittee on Farks, z^Jith pot,:er to a'ct. The motion was }econded by Alderman Turnock and carried. Alderman Burns, for the Third Ward, suggested that the 111ouncil meet in a ConiTdittee of the IN'hole after its next regular meeting and consider the question of sewage diversion. Upon motion of Alderman Topliff, seconded by Alderman Chandler, the Council then adjourned City -Clerk. r 410 City Hall, Evanston, Illinois,Jan. 5, 1915. Regular meeting of the City Council, held January 5th, 1915. Present: - Alderman Topliff, " Chamdler, " Burns, " Sheffield, " Turnock, Eiden, " Witt, " Uhangelon, " Eastman, Kingsley, " Knapp. Page' Diettrich. Absent - Alderman Pettibone, of Humphrey. l,.;ayor Smart presiding. 1 Alderman Witt moved that the minutes of a regular meet- ing of the City Council, held December 22nd, 1914, be ap- proved without reading. The motion was seconded by Alderman Knapp And carried. 1,.iayor Smart announced the appointment of .Fred. Wiedrich as a Special Police Officer. Alderman Knapp moved that the j appointment be confirmed by the Council, The motion was seconded by Alderman Kingsley and carried. City Clerk Hahn presented the following: •- 1. Annual Report of the Corporation Counsel for the year ending December 31, 1914- Alderman Knapp moved t that the report be read. The motion was seconded by Alderman Eastman and carried. Alderman Turnock, after the readin g )f the report, moved that same be received and placed -on f_le. The motion was seconded by Alderman Knapp and carried. I SG3 IJ 411 1 1 -119- 2. Report of the City Comptroller giving a list of 4 the bills in Dayment of which vouchers were issued by the Mayor and City Comptroller on December 29th and 31st, 1914, in accordance with authority conferred upon them by res6lu- �`54d tion adopted by the Council on December 22nd, 1914, the list being as follows: - "Paid December 29, 1914. Contingent Expenses 321.71 Fire Department IBOQ20 Water Department 1,626.61 City Clerk's Office 3.94 Public Parks 26.90 Police Department 513.43 Public Buildings 392.02 Streets & Alleys & Walks Department 931.37 Health Department 136.25 Sewer Department 361.69 Signal Service Department 169.66 Street Lighting 2.719.01 City Comptroller's Office 10.00 City Collector's Office 13,15 Civil Service 47.63 Street Repair Department 658.04 Public Parks Department 78.60 Special Assessments 3.50 Paid December 51, 1914. Water Department 9.60 Public Buildings 1,178.86 Total 9,382.171, Alderman Turnock moved that the action of the Hayor and City Comptroller in making these payments be approved by the Council. The -motion was seconded by Alderman Toplif and carried; voting aye Aldermen Topligg, Aurray, Chandler, Burns, Sheffield,. Turnock, Eiden, Witt, 'Changelon, Eastman, Kingsley and Knapp (12); voting nay none (0). 412 W ti� 3.' Communication from the City Clerk of Danville, Ill- inois, enclosing co:gy of resolution adopted by the City Coun- cil of the City :")f Danville on Decet.,,iber 29th, 1914, as follot,,rs: "BE IT RESOLVED by the City Council of the City of Dan- ville, Illinois, that the Legislature of the State of Illinois be, and it is hereby, requested to pass at its next session a law authorizing cities and villages in the State of Illinois, to levy and collect not to exceed three mills on the dollars in excess of the $1.20 rate for general purposes, said money to be used for the establishment and maintenance of garbage systems in the cities and villages of this State. BE I'T FURTHER RESOLVED, That the City Clerk of this City be, and he is hereby, directed to transmit a certified copy of this resolution to the next General Assembly of the State of Illinois, and that he have conies of this resolution Printed and mailed to the clerk of each city in the State of Illinois, having a population of over five thousand inhabi- tants, together with the request that the Council of roach city pass a similar resolution and forward a certified copy thereof to the next General Assembly of the State of Illinois." Also -,letter from the Idayor of Danville to the mayor of Evanston in regard to the same matter. Alderman Iv-1urray moved that this matter be referred to the Committee on Health, Sanitation and Charities to investigate and report back to the Council with its recommendations. The motion was seconded by Alderman Eiden and carried. Alderman Burns moved that the City Attorney be requested to submit his annual report for the year 1914 at the next regular meeting of the Council in accordance with the pro- visi= of the ordinances. The motion was seconded by Alder- man Turnock and tarsi-®.d. Alderman Shefftld, for the Building Committee, presented and moved the adoption of the following resolution-.- ] ISGU 413 11-WHEREAS on Nov. 10, 1914-, the portion used for o111A', /c _ stable purposes of the building knoitvn as 1569 " 1571 Sherman Avenue v.Tas reported unsafe and in dangerous condition by the Building Committee and the Commissioner of Public Works, the Fire Ivriarshal and the Building Inspector, and by action of the Council the Chief of Police was instructed to serve notice upon the oimer, agent or occupant of said building setting forth wherein said building vms unsafe and unlavrful and directing that said building be made safe; and ;'dHEREAS said notice was duly served upon both the owner and the tenant of said building over thirty days prior to the present date; and 01EREAB nothing has been done toward conforming to the order of the Council to make said building safe; THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED, That that portion of said building reported unsafe and unlawful is hereby ordered torn doini and removed, and the Fire 11arshad is hereby in- structed and authorized to carry out this order unless said Building is strengthened and repaired in accordance with the :notice heretofore served on the ojlner and tenant on or 'Sefore Monday, January llthm 1915." The motion was seconded by Alderman Turnock and carried. Alderman Eastman, for the Finance Committee, introduced and moved the approval of the following bonds: - Bond of P.J. Bohan, as Plumber4a in the sum of Five Vhousand Dollars, with the American Surety Company of Nevi `.'ork as surety. Bond of Julius Freedman, as Plumber, in the sum of .Five Thousand Dollars, with the American Surety Company of New ��%ZG{/vi, u/✓ York as surety. r Bond of Julius Freedman, as Server Builder and Drain Layer, in the such of Ten Thousand Dollars, with the !American Surety Company or New York as surety. The,laotion was seconded by Alderman iitt and carried. lI ` I 1 414 Alderman Knapp moved that the bills ,rhich were paid by the Mayor and City Comptroller during the vacation of the Council be referred to the iuditing Committee for inspection. Alderman Burns rose to a point of order as the action of the officials in paying these bills had already been approved, and l;Iayor Smart stated that the point was well taken and he would sustain it. Alderman Knapp then moved a reconsidera- tion of the vote, by which the action of the Ivfayor and City Comptroller in paying these bills was approved by the Council. The z"lotion was seconded by Alderman l,Iurray and lost. Alderman Turnock called the attention of the members of the Council to the fact that a Special 1ileeting of the Council was called for Wednesday evening at eight o1clock to consider the revision of the ordinances. Alderman Burns, for the Third krard, moved that the re- quest for a. permit for a building at the southeast corner o_' Main Street and I:-Iichigan Avenue be referred to the Building Committee, the aldermen from the Third Ward and the Corpora- tion Counsel for their consideration. The motion :•°,as seconded by Alderman Chandler and carried. Alderman Chandler, for the Second Ward, stated that he ha.dbeen spoken to by ozrlmers of garages in to7ai asking that they zright have a hearing upon the ordinances now being pre- / li pa.red in regard to garages before same are finally adopted. /�. Corporation: Counsel McNab stated that it would be better for the owners of garages to appoint a committee to confer with him upon the matter first so that they could find out tithether they had any objections to the ordinances and t,,rhat they really i were. Alderman Burns moved that the owners of garages be re - guested to appoint a coiwnatttee to represent them to confer withbthe Corporation Counsel upon the ordinance proposed to be adopted. The motion was seconded by Alderman Topliff and carried. . Upon motion of Alderman Changelon, seconded by Alderman Eiden, the Council then adjourned. City Clerk. T 1 S iI �_1 415 1 1 City Hall, Evanston, Illinois, 0;-an,6, 1915. A Special IaIeeting of the City Council -was celled to order by Mayor Smart, the roll call showing the following to be present: - Alderman Topliff, " zdurray, " Chandler, Burns, if Sheffield, " Turno ck, " Eiden, " ti4'it 4 Changelon, Eastman, Kingsley, " Knapp. The Mayor requested the City Clerk to read the call 4ich is as follows: "December 22nd, TTineteen Fourteen. Mr. John F. Hahn, City Clerk, Evanston, Illinois. Dear Sir: -- Fleas.e call a special meeting of the City Council to be held on Wednesday evening, January 6th, 1915, at eight oclock F.IWI. This meeting; is to be held for the purpose of considering the adoption of the general ordinances of the City of Evanston, referred to the Corporation Counsel some- time ag,o for revision. I Yours very truly, Jaynes R. Smart, Ilayor." After revieii,�7ing a portion of the ordinances offered for revision, further consideration was postponed until the nest meeting; of the Council and upon :notion of Alderman Witt, seconded by Alderman.Turnock, the Council then adjourned. e City Clerk. 416 City Hall, Evanston, Illinois, January llth, 1915. A Special. Lleeting of the City. Council w-as held on lvwnday evening, January llth, 1915, the following Aldermen being present: Alderman Topliff, TkrLurray, Chandler, " Burns , Sheffield, Turnock, " . Eiden, Intt, Changelon, " Eastman, " Kingsley, After considering the revision of the Building ordin- ances for sometime, on motion of Alderman Kingsley, seconded by Alderman Witt.,, the Council then adjourned. City Clerk. 1 1 1 IISGIJ City Hall, Evanston, Illinois4a Jan. 12,1915 Regular meeting of the City Council, held January ' l2th, 1915 Present: - Alderman Topliff, " Murray, " Chandler, " Burns, " Sheffield, " Turnock, " Eiden, " Intt, " Changelon, " Eastman, Kingsley, " Knapp, Humphrey. Page Di et tri ch. Absent: Alderrzian Pettibone. Yayor Smart presiding. Mayor Smart announced that as the time for adjournment -vas so near the hour had better be extended before beginning the regular ,,mrk of the Council. Alderman Turnoek moved ghat the time be extended to eleven o'clock. The motion nas seconded by Alderman Eiden and carried. Alderman iitt moved that the minutes of a regular meet- :+.ng of the City Council, held January 5th, 1915, and the ninutes of Special l+Ieetings held January 6th and llth, 1915, to approved without reading. The motion was seconded by Al- derman Eastman and carried. 11ayor Smart announced the appointment of ,Pilliam J.Kelly A as a. Special Police Officer. Alderman Knapp moved that the appoint be confirmed by the Council. The motion :,:a_s sec o aded by Alderman Witt and catri ed. City Clerk Hahn presented the following:- 418 i _ 1. Annual Reports of the City Attorney and the Chief of the Fire Department for the year 1914. Alderman Changelon n inoved that these reports be received and placed on file. A1- derT:nan Humphrey moved that these reports be referred 'to the Judiciary and Fire Committees respectively. The motion was ,seconded. by Aldermen '_viurra.y and carried. n 2. Communication from the general agents of the American Surety Company in regard to the returning to them of.bond. /? d furnished to T:Ir. walter C. Hedrick, for cancellation. Al- derman Turnock moved that this matter be} referred to the Judi- ciary Committee with .pottirer to act. The _notion -%as seconded by Alder°an Humphrey and carried. Alderman Turnock, .for the Board of Local Improvements, presented a petition representing 827 feet adjoining Isabella Ir w _ /&_ Street, requesting the i-mprovement of that street within the ox !ez+�y limits of Evanston between East Railroad Avenue and the % rL right of way of the a isaea Northwestern Elevated :�tailway Co., and moved that the petition be referred to the Board of FA Local ITTiprovements. The .notion 7,,.as seconded by Alderman Hu:n- phrey and carried. Alderman Eastman, for the Finance Conniittee, announced that there would be held a meeting of the committee of the who 1 e on next _vIonday evening, at eight o t clo ck, in the Council Chamber, to consider the Annual Appropriation Ordinance. Alderman Turnock, for the Judiciary Committee, moved a suspension of the rules for thepassage of an ordinance. The motion was seconded by Alderman Topliff and carried; voting aye Aldermen Topliff, 1,iurray, Chandler, Burns, Sheffield, Turn- ock, Eiden, Vitt , Changelon, Eastman, Kingsley, Knapp and Humphrey (13); voting nay none (0). Alderman Turnock then introduced an ordinance regulating the Perection.of nezrr ap4rtment houses in the City of Evanston and moved the passage of the ordinance. The motion vms seconded by Alderman Talurray and carried; voting aye Aldermen Topliff, i..?urray, Chandler, Burns, Sheffield, Turnock, Eider_, Tu,Titt, Changelon, Eastman, Kingsley, 11napp and 1-:u aphrey (13) ; voting nay none (0). 1 I Su �_1 �419 I 1 erman Turnock then introduced an ordinance regulat- ing t erects of nel�a apartment houses in the City of Evanston and ed the ssage of the ordinance. The motion was seconded by Alder: ?,iurra.y _ddccarrried; voting aye Aldermen Topliff, hurray, Chan r, Burns Sheffield, Turn- ock, Eiden, Witt, Changelon, Eastman, K�sley, �rzapp and Humphrey (13); voting nay none (0), Alderman ':Murray, for the Police Committee, presented the Annual Report of the Police Department for the year 1914, and moved that it be referred to the Police Committee and that the Chief be requested to present an additional or supplemental report showing more in detail the work done by the men and their disposition. The motion ,was seconded by Alderman Burns and carried. Under Call of Wards, Alderman Kingsley, for the Sixth . a.rd, stated that the grounds of the Orrington Avenue :school had been flooded for skating purposes and moved what the matter of furnishing a light to be placed on the achool grounds be referred to the Liediting Committee with Po-T, er `to act. The motion tiwas seconded by Alderman rIumphrey and carried; voting aye Aldermen Topliff, _I,iurray, Chandler, J�urns,-Sheffield, Turnock, Eiden, Fitt, Changelon, Eastman, 3ingsley, Knapp and Humphrey (13) ; voting nay none (0) . Upon motion of Alderman Kingsley, seconded by Alderman `Eastman, the Council then adjourned. City Clerk. 420 .'"r. City Hail, Evanston, Illinois, Jan.13, 19150 A Special Meeting of the City Council was held on Wednesday evening, January 13th, 1915, the following alder- men being present: Alderman Topliff, " I41urra.v, Chandler, Burns, �► Sheffield, '► Turnock, " Eiden, " 4itt, " Changelon, Eastman, " Kingsley, l " Knapp, " Humphrey. After considering; the revision of the ordinances for sometime, on motion of Alderman 'Humphrey, seconded by .Alder- nan Topliff, the Council then adjourned. City Clerk. i 1 1 T SGI U 1 1 1 City Hall, Evanston, zllinois,January 19,1915 Regular meeting of the City Council, held January 19th,1915 Present:- Alderma'h Topliff, „ Tjurray► " Chandler, Burns, " Sheffield, " Turnock, " Eiden, " _�wTitt, " Changelon, Eastman, Zingsley, Knapp, Humphr ey. . Page Biettrich. Abs e nt : Alderman Pettibone, l,-ayor. Smart presiding. Alderman - itt moved that the minutes of a regular meeting of the City Council, held January 12th, 1915, and of a Special 3Ieeting of the City Council, held January t l;th, 1915, be approved Without, reading. The motion was w , seconded by Alderman Eastman and carried. City Clerk Hahn presented the follo�nring: - 1. Supplemental report of the Chief of rolice for the year 1914. Alderman Eiden moved that the report be received and placed on file. Alderman Knapp moved as a substitute motion that the report be referred to the 'dlic Co:� _iittee. The substitute .notion was second -ed by Alderman Changelon and carried. �Awl" ri2. Corunication from the Commissioner of _Public Works, transmitting application of the Illinois Brick Company for supply for their y4ards at Oatkon c 422 Street ,,rest,of Dodge Avenue. Alderman Eiden moved that the application be referred to the 4'ki'ater Cor. :ittee to report back to the Council, '12he Notion oas seconded by Alder -man Knapp and curried. . C,3: m nunicution from property oT,,ners in one nE � A,v u11, orhood of the buiidi.nE of the lublic r3el^vice Company on Church Street, statiU that they, have no objections to the Public Service Company of 17ort1hern Illinois erecting their electric sign on the top of the middle of their office building on Church Street. Alder 2an Knapp moved that -his co-,.r-iunica.tion be referred to the judiciary Committee. The motion was seconded by Alderman Turnock and carried. Alderman Chan ;elon, for the Fire CoLnt�ittee, presentee re-cort of the Eire Department for the year 10/14 and moved that copies be sent to all of the aldermen. The motion was seconded by Alderman Eiden and carried. c,ldurnan Humphrey;. for the Lighting Committee, to which bras referred request -vo place an are light at play- n � gtound of Crrington Avenue School, submitted report of the committee to the effect that the matter had been taken up ��.with the President of the School Board of District 75 and t that the request for the lig�it had been refused for lack of funds, and that the President of the Board had advised the committee that the Board would tare charge of the putting in of such light. Under Coll of i ards, Alderman Turnock, for the Fourth 11,7ard, stated that the corporation counsel.had just handed him a. matter and asked that the Council take a recess of half an 1-,.our to discuss the ratter and reconvene. ,'hen the Council ztras again called to order by -!ayor Srilart Alderman hna.np moved that UtheCouncil reconsider the /1e vote.taken by -vfnich the matter of the placing of an electric sign on the top of the building of the Public Serkice Company was ref er:•ed to the Judiciary Committee. The ;motion was seconded by Alderman Turnocl_ and carried. 1 r INGU 423 1 1 1 Alderman Knapp then moved that this matter of the sign on the top of the building; of the Public Ser-.-Ace Com piny be referred to the Building Co,,Mylittee. The motion jrras seconded by Alderman Turnock and carried. Aldenzan Turnock then moved that the Council take a recess until 0,`ednesda.-,+ evening a.t eight o'clock maid at • the close of the present session the Council so into a committee of the whole to consider the appropriation or- dinanc e . The motion i as seconded by k1d.erman E'astmem and carried. ,at eight o' clock on Wednesday evening, January 20th 19151 the City Council convened, EIlayor Smart presiding, and the folloiving aldermen being present: - Alderman Topliff, " �,furray, " Chandler, " Eurns $ Sheffield, " Turnock, " Eiden, " Changelon, Eastman, Kings 1 ey4i it Knapp, " Humphrey. After considering the Annual appropriation Ordinance in detail the Council, upon Motion of Alderman Turnock, seconded by Alderman Eastman, took a recess until 7::30 o'clock F.I:+I. January 21st,, 1915. C)n Thursday evening, January 21st, 1915, at 7 V 30 o'clock, the Council again convene'd, Mayor Smart presiding and the following aldenien being present:- N 0 Alderman Topliff, Chandler, Burns, Sheffield, " Tur.no ck, " Ei den, " Suitt, Changelon, " Eastman, Knapp, "' Humphrey. Alder_an. Turnoc_> moved a suspension of the rules for the passage of three ordinances, one cresting the Depart- ment of Buildings, one creating the Department of Streets end one imposing ujon the City Clerk the duties of the City Comptroller in addition to his duties as City Clerk. The _notion was seconded by Alderman Burns and carried; voting Aye Alderman Topliff, hurray, Chandler, Burns, Sheffield, Turnock, Eiden, Witt, Changelon, Eastmag, Knapp and Amphrey (12) ; voting nay none (Q) ) Alderman Turnock then introduced an ordinance creating and establishing an executive department of the municipal government of the City of Evanston which shall be k..noirna as the Department of Buildings and shall embrace a Commissioner of Buildings and such subordinates and assistants as the City Council may be ordinance provide, and after reading same moved the passage of the ordinance. The motion was seconded by Alderman Witt and carried; voting aye Aldermen Topliff, Murray, Chandler, Burns, Sheffield, Turnock, Eiden, Witt, Changelon, Eastman, Knapp and Humphrey (12), voting nay- (C) . z,u, rat Alderman Turnock then introduced an ordinance creating --and establishing an executive department of the municipal government of the City of Evanston which shall be known as the Department of Streets and shall embrace a Commissioner 425 I SGIIJ of Streets and such subordinates and assistants as the City Council -,,.Ia.y by ordinance provides and - moved the passage L same. The motion -v,,Ias of the ordinance after reading sa,_ seconded "Jby ordinance provide,. and raloved the passage of the ordinance afte-r -Leading seaae. The =._aotion ,,Tas seconded by Alderman Topliff and carried; voting aye Aldermen Topliff 1,.,jurray Chandler, Burns, Sheffield, Turnock, Eiden, "Mitt, Chanselon, Eastman, _71napp and Htmphrey, (12) voting nay none (0) Alder-M.,an Turnock also introduced an ordinance re- pealing Sections 55 and 54 of an ordinance entitled An 31- Crdinance for the Revision and Consolidation, of the General ordinances of the City of Evanston, adopted by the City Council February 9th, 1904, and providing that the City Clerk, in addition to the duties i,;iposed upon him by law and the ordinances of the City of Evanston, shall perform all the duties imposed by the provisions of Section 104, Chapter 24, of t1ie Illinois Revised Statutes, as iv -ell as the duties imposed upon the City Comptroller by virtue of Sections 35, 36, 37- 33 and 39 of the Revised ordinances of the City of Evanston. Alderman Turnock, after the reading of the ordinance, _coved the passage of sahie. The motion was seconded by Alderman Humphrey and carried; vot- ing aye Alder,,-_ae-_rL Topliff, 1urrays Chandler, Burns, Sheffield Turnock, Eid en, 11.-Utt, Ohangelon, . Eastman, Knapp and Hum- phrey (12); voting nay none (0). 041 Alderman Turnock then moved that the Finance CouLYdttee be authorized to get bids for the auditing of the accounts of the city covering the ti.-me since the last audit i,,,ras made. The motion vres seconded by ,-,ldqr-.,111an 12urray and carried voting aye Aldermen. Topliff, 11,1urray, Chandler, Burns, Shef- field:, Turnock, Eiden, 'VTitt, .0hangelon, Eastman, Knapp and Humphrey (12) votinb:, nyy none (0). Alderman Eastman, for the Finance Committee, then moved a suspension of the rules for the passage of the Annual Appropriation ordinance. The motion was seconded by Alderman I 426 Changelon and carried; voting aye Aldermen Topliff, Murray, Chandler, Burns, Sheffield,, Turnock, Eiden, Witt, Changelon, Eastman, Knapp and Humphrey (12); voting nay none (0). Alderman Eastman then presented an ordinance making appropriations `for corporate purposes for the fiscal year beginning January 1st, and ending; December 31st, 1915, and / y mov ed the passage of the ordinance. The motion wasnseconded r by Alderman Eiden and carried; voting aye Aldermen Topliff, Murray, Chandler, Burns, Sheffield, Turnock, Eiden, Witt, Changelony Eastman, Knapp and Humphrey (12); voting nay none (0). Alderman Burns moved that the Coomissioner of Public Works and heads of all departments be directed to submit forthwith to the Civil Service Commission for certification all men in the city employ who have been there More than sixty days. The motion was seconded by, Alderman 'Furray and. carried. Alderman Burns also Moved a suspension of the rules for the passage of an ordinance in regard to seeder diversion, same being identical with the ordinance passed in July, 1914. The motion was seconded by Alderman Turnock and carried; voting aye Aldermen Topliff, Murray, Chandler, Burns, Shef- field, Turnock, Eiden, Witt, Changelon, Eastman, Knapp and Humphrey (12); voting nay none (0). Alderman Burns then introduced an ordinance entitled 'AN ORDINANCE ,granting to the Sanitary District of Chicago Me right to�construct and maintain certain adjuncts and additions to its North Shore Channel within the City of Evanston and also to construct and maintain a pumping station within said City" add moved the passage of the or- dinance. The motion was seconded by Alderman Humphrey and carried; voting; aye Aldermen Topliff, 1%,17urray, Chandler, Burns, Sheffield, Turnock, Eiden, Witt, Changelon, Eastman, Knapp and Humphrey (12); voting nay none (0). 1 f I I Su (J 427 Alderman Burns then moved that the:'U-ayor appoint a cor_:nittee of five aldermen to as soon as practicable appear ;before the Sanitary District Board and urge the acceptance of this ordinance. The motion was seconded by Alderman �'Eiden and carried. idayor Smart announced that he ,,could appoint_ on that Committee Aldermen Turnock, Eastman, Topliff, i !Burns and. Chandler. Alderman Turnocl> unoved that the :natter of purchasing ;and installinE scales be referred to the Building Coim-nittee. :The .notion was seconded by Alderman Sheffi eid. and carried; `voting; aye A lderiaen Toplif, f , hurray, Chandler, Burns, Shef field, ; Turnock, 'Elden, Witt, Changelon, Eastman, Knapp and Humphrey (12); voting;,ney none (0). Alderman hurray; roved that a committee be appointed W rL4A-c Ct-.-'- by the :,�ayor to confer with 'the Board of Assessors and to provide assistance for Assessor Rose for the revaluing of real estate of :Evanston for assessing purposes. The motion LI -eras seconded by Alderman Burns and carried. - Upon motion of Alderman Toplif, f, seconded by cdderim?axi : astmrn, the Council then adjourned. ity Clerk. 12 - .0 • T City Hall, Evanston, Tiiinois, January 26,1915. Regular meeting d►f the City Council, held January 26th, 1915- rresent: Alderman Topliff, " lriurray, Chaneler, " Burns, ►� Sheffield, W Turnock, Eiden, " 4 t, " 'Changelon, " Eastman, " Kingsley, Knapp, " Humphrey. Page Diett-rich. Absent: Alderman Pettibone. 1,+Jayor Smart presiding. Alderman Witt :roved that the ininutes of a regular meetin: of the city Council, held January 19th, 20th and 21st, 1915, be approved without reading. The notion was seconded by Alderman EdIden and carried. City Clerk Hahn presented the follo�inS:- 1. Report of the City Treasurer for the month of tl� Deceirber, 1914-. Alderman Eastman moved that this report be received and placed on file. The ;notion was seconded by Al- derman Knapp and carried. 2. Annual Report of the Civil Service Coimmission for - the year 1914. alderman Kingsley moved thet the report be read. The motion was seconded by Alderman Knapp. Alderman I I SGI IJ 429 1 1 1 Murray moved is a substitute motion that copies of this report be furnished to each of the aldermen. The sub- stitute motion was seconded by Alderman Topliff and carried. 3 Request of F .'� . '-,Vatts for permission to move the .�' small building =ov used as a real estate office and located at the corner of Ridge Avenue and 'donroe Street to his premises 837 Lincoln Street. Alderman Changelon :roved that the request be referred to the Building Committee with po,nrer to act. The motion was seconded by Alderman Humphrey and carried. 1 4. Cormnunication from the Uo=issiones of Public ,,orks trans,,nittin- plans, specifications and application for a L permit, file by 241,r. George 'S. zingsley, Architect, for the i oi,ner, 1dr. 0. Noble, for the alteration and changing of a ,three story apartment house into a hotel, said building beinL the one Janoitim as the Park Apartments, 835-845 Chicago _venue, rear. Alderman Burns moved that this matter be referred to the 'Building Committee and the aldermen from the Third Ward. The motion was seconded by Alderman Humphrey and carried. :Wor ,Smart announced the appointment of !11r. Frank S. Anderson as Building Commissioner, to take effect February 1st, 1'0/15. Alderman Knapp moved that the appointment be con. - firmed by`the Council. The motion was seconded by Alder- man Sheffield and carried. Alderman Kingsley, for the Committee on Health, Sani- Cation and Charities, asked that the Council meetX in a Committee of t1ge 31hole nett Tuesday evening to take up the .natter of garbage disposal and reduction. Alderman Turnock, for the Judiciary Committee, intro- duced and movedthe adoption of the'folloiving resolution:: "IMEREAS the City of Evanston heretofore filed a petition in the County Court of Cook County in the matter of levying a special assessment for paving West Railroad Ave- nue from Emerson Street to Harrison Street, vnich assessment 430 ,,L'H2REAS it was agreed by and between the City of Evanston and the Chicago & North Western Railway that half. of the cost of said improvement should be borne by the Chicago & North y%restern Railway as the owner of certain property abutting on said improvement, and ,,,HEREAS in said assessment roll an assessment was levied against dot 4, Doyle's Addition to Evanston, Section 12, Toihaiship 41, Range 139 vfhich said lot was pne of the par- cels of property which belonged to the said Chicago & ;Torth Western Railway and on account of, and for the benefit of which, the aforementioned agreement was made, and that, therefore such assessment in the said roll ivas an error, and ifiIEREAS the said lot has been forfeited to the State of Illinois for the non-payment of the first and second in- stallments of said assessnei.t, and there is due and owing din account of said fact, to the County Collector of Cool. County, the sum of Forty Dollars and Forty Cents ($40.40) upon the 'forfeitture of the said first installment, and the sum of Twenty-eight Dollars and Sixty-nine Cents ($26.69) upon the forfeiture of said seconc A�-stallment, which said sums in - elude, in addition to the'-it-.jpective amounts assessed against said lot on account of the improvement, the customary and legal }..,-enty-fivepe-r cent penalty, costs, moneys due to the County Collector and fees due to the County Clerk: BE IT THERE20HE RESOLVED BY THE CITY COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF•EVAIITSTON that the City Treasurer be and he is hereby directed to redeem said lot by paying to the County Coll- ector the sums aforesaid and, BE IT FURTHER RESOLVED BY THE CITY COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF EV.A1,STON that the City Collector of the City of Evanston be directed to abate all remaining installments of said assessment and not to return the same delinquent to the County Clerk, and 1 1 1 ISGIF 431 BE IT FURTHER RESOLVED BY THE CITY COUNCIL• OF THE CITY OF E AIISTON that the City Clerk deliver to each of the officers aforesaid, a copy of these resolutions." Th'e,.motion -vas seconded by Alderman Eiden and carried; voting aye Aldermen Topliff, Murray, Chandler, Burns, Shef- field, Turnock, Eiden, 3,itt, Changelon, Eastman, Kingsley, IInapp and Iumphrey (13) ; voting nay none (0) . Alderman Turnock then :roved a suspension of the rules for the passage of an ordinance in the :natter of an adjust- a:ent of property rights, questions of indebtedness and tax matters relating to that portion of the territory of the City of Evanston which it is proposed to annex to the City of Chicago, roughly described as that part of the City of Evanston lying south of the south line of Calvary Cemetery. The motion was seconded by Alderman Eiden and carried; voting aye Aldermen Topliff, Hurray, Chandler, Burns, Shef- field, Turnoclx, Eiden, Witt, Changelon,. Eastman, Kingsley, Knapp and Humphrey (13); voting nay none (0). Alderman Turnock then read the ordinance and moved Qj%�(, n, that it be placed upon its passage. The motion was seconded tvt/ "� 's by Alderman Topliff a carried; • aye y A.._ pl and 1 d� voting �s e Aldermen Tnp"l ff, Murray, Burns, Sheffield, Turnock, Eiden, Changelon Eastman, Kingsley and Humphrey (10); voting nay Aldermen Chandler, Witt and Knapp (3) . rv—� Alderman .1zarray, for the Police Committee, moved that the Annual Report of the Police De- partment for the year t1914- and the Supplemental Report of same be received and placed on file, said reports having been taken up by the Police Committee. The i�iotion was seconded by Alderman Knapp and. carried. Alderman Topliff, for the Railroad Committee, moved a suspension of the rules for the passage of an ordinance G extending the time ,-ithin which tjae Evanston_ Railway Company- 432 is required, under the terms of the ordinance of the City of Evanston, adopted August 6, 1913, to construct and main - Lain terminal facilities at or adjacent to Howard Avenue, with necessary s,raiting rooms, to 1,1ay 15, 1915- The -motion .bras seconded by Alderman Knapp and carried; voting aye Aldermen Topliff , 1-jiurray, Chandler, Burns, Sheffield, Turn- ock, Eideh, ,itt, Changelon, Eastman, Kingsley, Knapp and Humphrey (13) ; voting; nay none (0) . Alderman Topliff then read the ordinance granting an W extension of time to the Evanston Railttray Company until !,',ay 15, 1915, and _fioved the passage df the ordinance. The motion was seconded by Alderman Kingsley and carried; voting aye Aldermen Topliff, Murray, Chandler, Burns, Shef- field, Turnock, Eiden, Witt, Changelon, Eastman, Kingsley,, Knapp and Humphrey (13) ; voting nay none (0) . Alderman Knapp, for the Water Committee, moved that when the regular business of the session was finished the 1yVLA1c,n Council take a recess of about fifteen minutes to take up the .matter of the extension of water r2ain to the brick yards of the Illinois Frick gompany. The :notion was seconded by Alderman. Eid en and carried. 1 Under Call of Wardsji, Alderman Humphrey, .for the Seventh LtI4�— rd, asked what had become of the track elevation ordinance. `-Alderman Topliff, stated that he had the ordinance with him and it could be taken up at any time the Council wished. Alderman Knapp moved that the Council go into a committee of the whole at the close of the session to consider the track elevation ordinance. The motion was seconded by Alderman Humphrey and carried. Alderman Eiden, for the Fourth Ward, submitted a petition for a street light to be installed at the intersection of Ridge Avenue and Reba Place and moved that it be referred to the Lighting Com'ittee. The motion eras seconded by Alderman o,,itt and carried. 1 1 I S GI I] 433 Alderman' Eiden also moved that the matter of dumping of garbage and papers by grocers and butchers in the vicin -ity of Becker+s Pond be referred to the Police Committee with power to act, suggesting that a policeman be sent to i r the pl-.ce during the hours from four. to six P.1M. week days and from nine to eleven in the forenoon on Sundays. The motion Teas seconded by Alderman Turnock and carried. Alderman Turnock gave notice that there would be a special meeting of the Council to consider the revision of the ordinances of the city on Saturday afternoon at two o'clock, and asked that the Comm&siorer of Public itorks have the Building Ordinances in shape for that meeting. Alderman Burns, for the Third Ward, read a cori., nica- tion from the letter carriers association in regard to ,�.; G�- �- their being Given free passage on the cars of the Evanston Railway Company and_ moved that it be referred to the Rail- / road Committee for prompt investigation and report to the Council at ins next regular meeting. The motion was 6, seconded by Alderman Topliff and carried. Alderman Knapp then moved that the Council take a recess of fifteen minutes to consider the matter ofexten- lion of water main to the brick yards of the Illinois Brick Company. The motion was seconded by Alderman Eiden and carrie 11;nen the Council was again called to order by 11rayor Smart plderl.an Knapp introduced and moved the adoption of the following resolution: - 'RESOLVED that the Commissioner of Public W6rks be instructed to issue the necessary permit to allow the 116t-� .CZdx� Illinois Brick Company to lay a one and one-half inch crater U- main in pakton Str�.et from Florence Avenue to 1,,-cDaniel Avenue, A&M subject to such conditions as shall be prescribed by the Commission er.�� 0 E VL The motion was seconded by Alderman Humphrey and carried.. r _ &Z"�? 434 Alderman Humphrey moved that the track elevation or- dinance be referred to the Corporation Counsel and Commissioner of Fublic -orks to report to the @ouncil at meeting tiro Nreeks from tonight. The motion was seconded by Aldermam East- man and carried. Alderman Sheffield, for the Building Committee, to which was referred matter of electric sign being placed on top of building of Public Service Company on Church Street, moved that this matter be taken out of the hands of the Building Committee and referred to the Corporation Counsel. Themotion was seconded by Alderman Eiden and carried. Ilayor Smart announced that after the clooe of the meeting U , Gtu last ,reek he had appointed a. committee of three to confer on matter of revaluation of real estate in the City of Evanston, N /'emu" waving named on that ca=iiittpe Aldermen Turnock, Humphrey and Murray. /tLAII 'Upom motion of Aldert_nan Kingsley, seconded by Alderman Witt, the iouncil then adjourned. City Clerk. y 1 I SGI I1 435 1 City Hall, Evanston, Illinois, January 30, ' 1915. A Special Meeting of the City Council was held on SaturGlay afternoon, January 3Oth, at 2:00 o+clock, the follot+ing aldermen being present: Alderman Topliff, Murray, " Chandler, Burns, " Sheffield, Turnock, " Eiden, " uPitt, " Changelon, " Eastman, Kingsley, Knapp, " Humphrey. This meeting was held for'the purpose of considering the revision of the building ordinances of the City, the gall being as follows: "January 30th, 1915. Iv;r. John F. Hann, City Clerk, Evanston, Illinois. Dear Sir: - Kindly call a special meeting of the City Council for Saturday afternoon, January 30th, at 2:00 o'clock. This meeting is to be held for the purpose of considering the revision of the buildinU ordinances of the City. Yours very truly, James R. Smart, IZayor." " After considering the Building Ordinances for some time, the Council then adjourned. C/ City Clerk. f.. 436 City Halls Evanston, Illinois, February 2i;.1915'. Regular meeting; of the City Council, held February 2nd, 1915. Present*. Alderman Topliff, it aAxrray, "' Chandler, it Burns, " Sheffield, " Turnock, " Eiden, 4Yitt, " Changelon, Eastman, " Kingsley, " Knapp, " Humphrey. Page Diettrich. Absent: Alderman Pettibone. ,�jayor smart presiding. Alderman 37itt moved 'that the minutes of a regular meeting of the City Council, held January*26tn, 1915, and the minutes. of a special meeting held January 50th, 1915, be approved with- out reading. The motion vas seconded by Alderman Turnock and aarried.' GZn mayor Smart announced the appoint of Mr. D.E. Davidson -as Commissioner of Streets. Alderman Burns moved that the appointment be confirmed by the Council. The Motion was, �c �. seconded by Alderman Turno k and carried City Clerk Hahn presented the follotdng/ 1. Report of the City Comptroller for the month of December �� j9;1 l4-. Alderman Eastman moved that the report be received - �Q and placed on file. The motion was seconded by Alderman Knapp Zn andcarried. 1 q41 ISGIU 437 (IIyi,_ 2.- Plat of owner' s Resubditrision of hots 11, 12 ?/La and 13,. Block 45, original Village of Evanston.- ( except �121 3- the north 50 feet of Lot 11 and that part of Lot 13 included In Dempster Stre-et). Alderman Topliff moved that this plat be referred to the Committee on Parks, Plats and Sub- iivisions. Alderman Chandler, for the Committee on Parks, reported that the committee had already considered this plat and found it all right and that it was merely dispos- ing of the right of way of a private alley. Alderman Top- liff then moved that the plat be referred to the Corpora - 'Lion Counsel. The motion was seconded by Alderman Chandler and carried. �d3 3. Ourtu anication from 'Mr. 71. B. Nenley, 1132 Noyes Street, asking for a permit to place a pump for gasoline use in parkway, halfway between sidewalk and curb, at rear )f lot on the corner of Harrison Street and -West Railroad avenue. Alderman Burns moved that the request be referred to the Commissioner of Buildings to report back to the Coun- Ei1. The Notion was seconded by Alderman Turnock'and ,arri ed. 4. Communication calling attentian to the condition of `.the sidewalk and premises of H. A. Apps Coal and Building L Material Co., on West Railroad Avenue, and the nttlsance ;aused by same. Alderman Chandler moved that this complaint )e referred to the :police Committee. The motion t,,ras - V_t seconded by Alderman Tnrnock and carried. 5. Petition from Officers of the Noyes Street i 1otr er' s Club� asking that they be allowed to have the trees now located in the street on the west side of Sher- attk pan Avenue, just north of Noyes Street, removed to the play vyt, - -ground of the Noyes Street School, Alderman Turnock moved that the matter be referred to the Street Committee with power to act. The motion ti5.as seconded by Alderman Topliff and carried. & . A „ 6. Comc!unication from 'u7r. A.H. Bowman, Chairman of /t, the Olympic Club Committee of the Evanston Commercial .Q,liw A., Association, asking that the committee be allowed to use 11r. H.S. Hansen, who is employed by the city at Mason Park, a por Lion of the time in the work of the Olympic Club, also that N� �1 �� I i the city contribute towards the heating of the third floor of the City Hall for the use of said club. Alderman Topliff ed that the com=,rication be ref erred to the Committee on Parks, Plats and Subdivisions to report back to the Council. next week with recommendations. The motion was seconded by Alderman Ijiurray and carried. Alderman Eiden, for the Auditing Committee, introduced the following Temporary Pay -rolls and bills for the month of ,,-January, 19159 and :roved that same be approved and warrants ordered drawn in payment thereof and charged to the respect- ive funds: - Pumping Station 2.40 Public Parks 99.60 Sewer Department 248.40 Department of Buildings 79.23 Contingent Expenses 1,012.30 Department of Streets 2,397.30 Miscellaneous Fund 261.88 The :notion was seconded by Alderman Turnock and carried; voting aye Aldermen Topliff, ;array, Chandler, Burns, Shef- field, Turnock, Eiden, Witt, Changelon, Eastman, Kingsley, NI Knapp and Humphrey (13) ; voting nay none (0) . Alderman Sheffield, for the Building; Committee, to r which was referred application for ' permit to make altera o a WVVn. Az_ �, Lions in the construction of the three btory building at P �S - 835-845 Chicago Avenue, knotim as the Park Apartments, chang- o ins barite from an apartment building to a hotel, submitted report of the committee to the effect that in its opinion the permit :should not be granted under the plans as present- ed, and moved the adoption of the report of the committee. The motion was seconded by Alderman $urns and carried. I SGI U F 439 1 Alderman Eastman, for the Finance Committee, v&Uch was instructed to receive bids for the auditing of the books of the city for the years 1913 and 1914, reported that bids h had been received from six different concerns, at prices rang �ing from $675 to Y1350, and recom-iended that the contract be awarded to Andersen, Delany & Co., :rho s e bid was $700. Alderman Ilurray moved that the recommendation of the committee be adopted by the Council and that the bid be awarded to Andersen, Delany & Co. The :notion was seconded by Alderman Sheffield and carried; voting aye Aldermen Topli f•f, Idurray, Chandler; Sheffield, Turnock, Eiden, �Titt, Changelon, East- man, Kingsley, Knapp - and Humphrey (13) ; voting nay none (C ) �i Alderman Eastman also presented bond of D.B. luder, as w 0-4 'Plumber, in the sum of Five Thousand Dollars, with the pp Chicago Bonding & Surety Company as surety, and bond of same Z,.U� "arty as Sez:.rer Builder & Drain layer, in the sum of Ten Thou Isand Dollars, -with same surety, and moved that these bonds be approved by the Council. The :notion was seconded by Al- C ' ran Topliff and carried. /I/" „L Alderman Kingsley, for the Committee on Health, Sani- P(r 7 Cation and Charities, presented the Annual Report of the Department of Health for the year 1914 and moved that the %�i� report be referred to the Committee on Health. The motion 7ras seconded by Alderman Changelon and carried. Alderman Turnock, far the Judiciary Committee, moved ;a suspension of the rules for the passage of an ordinance in the chatter of an adjustment of property rights, questions rof indebtedness and tax matters relating to that portion of I he territory of the City of Evanston 'Which it is proposed to annex to the City of Chicago, stating that there was a Iglight error in the ordinance passed at the meeting a week ago. The motion uas seconded by Alderman Burns and carried; voting aye Aldermen T.opliff, llurray, Chandler, Burns,, Shef- field, Turnock, Eiden, Changelon, Eastrlan, Kingsley, Knapp and Humphrey (12); voting; nay none (0) // .Alderman Turnock then read section four of the ordinance, /1,<, 0- _ which was the only portion of the ordinance which was changed, said seetioVL now reading as follows: ,( %JA, ' "SECTION 4. This ordinance shall be void unless prior to L / the passage of an ordinance by the City of Chicago annexing said territory the City of Chicago and the Board of Education of the City of Chicago shall release and waive any end all rights and claims,-ifnich either or both of them might otherwEse , b.ave upon the annexation of said territory to the City of Chicago groz,,ring out of said annexation or arising out of any uncollected taxes levied, for years prior to 1915, or any exist- ing indebtedness, contract or liability of any kind or nature of the said territory, or any of the corporate authorities or bodies concerned, and unless the said City of Chicago and Board of Education thereof, in consideration of the release of all claims against them by reason of said annexation, shall waive and release any and all rights and claims to the division and turning over to them or either of them of the share of said territory so to be annexed, in the property, money, chores in action or assets of any kind whatsoever of Evanston Toirmehip High School, School District J76, Cook County, Illinois, and Trustees of Schools Tovmehip 41 North, Range 14 East of the Third Principal.Meridian, Cook County. Illinois, in and to the territory and rights in connection therewith, lying and being outside the City of Chicago aforesaid, and of any and all Trustees, Board, or Corporations, owning or controlling prop- erty in the said City of Evanston. The intention of this waiver being to permtt such annex- ation without the assertion of any claims of any kind or nature by either the City of Chicago or the Board of Education of the City of Chicago growing out of such annexation." I I SGI U 441 After reading same Alderman Turnock moved the passage of the ordinance. The motion was seconded by Alderman Burns and carried; voting aye Aldermen Topliff, Marray, Burns, Sheffield, Turnock, Eiden, Changelon, Eastman, Kingsley, and Humphrey (10) ; voting nay Alderman Chand- ler and Knapp (2) . Alderman Turnock also presented report of the City Attorney for the year 1914, statint that same should be Imade public as izuch as possible. he thought to let people kn 1 �1 know v-hat the City. Attorney had been doing, and asked that the City Clerk read the report. Alderman Humphrey moved that copies of this report be sent to each member of the Council instead of reading it at V,is time. The -Lotion was seconded by Alderman Kingsley and lost; voting nay Aldermen Hurray, Chandler, Sheffield, Turnock, Eiden, Eastman and Knapp (7); voting aye Aldermen Topliff, Change -ion, Kingsley and Humphrey (4). Alderman Burns asked to be excused from voting. Aldermen Burns then moved that the clerk read the report. The motion was seconded by .Al- der,nan Turnock and carried. After the reading; of same Al - Berman Turnock moved that the report be received.and placed on file. The motion was seconded by Alderman Burns and carried. Alderman Topliff, for the Railroad Committee, to which was referred matter of allowing mail carriers to ride free /Lt, AAt4�on cars of Evanston Railway Company, read a letter from Mr. Smtth in regard to same and suggested that the comnUttee of wail carriers association meet with I r. Smtth when he is In the city and try to come to some agreement, stating 'that he could only report pregress so far, and-aske:for ,further time in the matter. .' -derman lvtxrray moved that the suggestion of Alderman Topliff be accepted and this re -- port fo over for one week. The motion was seconded by 41derman Burns and carried. /k Under Call of Wards, Alderman Kingsley, for the Sixth l/ 'yard, moved that the matter bf leveling street on the west side of the car tracks at the northwest corner of Noyes Street and. Sherman Avenue be referred to the Street Commissioner with request that -he take action on the matter. The motion was seconded by Alderman Eastman and carried. A, - Alderman Knapp, for the Water Committee, spoke of the ` necessity of having the intake pipe repaired and asked the opinion of the Council as to whether or not the work could be given to Mr. Falcon without advertising for bids. Alderman IlTurray moved that the Water department and Commissioner of Public -gorIhs be instructed to advertise for bids for this work in accordance with the ordinances of the city, sending copies to those in that line of work. The motion was seconded by Alderman 'Lurnock,and carried. 1 Alderman IMi Tray, for the First Ward, stated that he wanted ,X, "vZq/ , to take this opportunity to sati a word of commendation of the - ,A Iwork of the City Attorney, stating; that he thought that gentleman should be congratulated on the work done by him during the past year. Alderman Sheffield, for the Third Ward, stated that he attended a meeting; of the Co::ruriercial Association last Saturday evening, at which time the matter of the new building ordinances relating to apartment buildings was discussed, the ordinance tk A. read and explained by Commissioner Iloore; that the Im- pression seemed to be that the new ordinance was very drastic, 'out before the evening; was over the Association agreed to appoint a co=aittee �rhich should have access as soon as the proofs were out to a copy of the building ordinaee and go over same and confer with committee of the Council and present any view they mj;ght have before the final passage of all the ordinances. Al- \ Berman Sheffield asked the chairman of the committee having the printing of the ordinances in charge if there would be three or four copies of the ordinances which could be used -by such a committee. Alderman Burns said that he would arrange with the City Clem to furnish"these copies. I I S Ga l) 443. 1 1 1 Alderman Turnock, , for the .Fourth Ward, .called atten- tion to the condition existing along Custer Avenue, Linden Avenue and some of the alleys in that neighborhood -,There — pipes of the gas company run alongside of conduits df the electric light company and the conduits seem to get filled with ga.s, and moved that the Co.runissioner of Public 17orks make a report to the Council at its next meeting as to conditions existing; in that neighborhood and the remedy for sane. The motion was seconded by Alderman Eiden and carried.- UDon motion of Alderman ;,!Jurray, seconded by Alderman Eiden, the Council then adjourned. C City Clerk. City Hall, Evanston, Illinois, February 9,1915. Regular meeting of the City Council, ''held February 9th,1915. Present: Alderman Topliff, " Mirray, Chandler, " Burns, " Sheffield, +' Turnock, " Eiden, " witt, " Changelon, Eastman, Kingsley, Knapp, " Humphrey. Page Diettrieh. V Absent: Alderman Pettibone. s Mayor Smart presiding.. Alderman Changelon moved that the minutes of a regular meeting of the City Council, held February 2nd, 19159 be approved without reading. The :notion was seconded by Alder- man Witt and carried. ju; R1ayor Smart announced that a commissioner of the Board " of Water Su ;ply of New York would give an address on Wednes- day .evening, February loth, at eight o'clock at the Univer- sity Club and that all members of the Council and city officials were invited to be present., �- Mayor Smart also announced that the board of the Sani- tary District had asked to meet the Evanston committee Wed- nesday morning at eleven o'clock in the rooms of the Sanitary District of Chicago. City Clerk Hahn presented the following; _ 1. Annual Report of the City Collector for the —year 1914. Alderman Eastman moved that 'tl-lis report be received and placed on file. The motion was seconded by Al- / derman Knapp and carried. 2. Report of the Commissioner of kublic Works upon the condition existing along Custer Avenue, Iinden Ave- nue and some of the alleys in that neighborhood where pipes of the gas company run alongside of conduits of the electric At, light company and the conduits appear to fill with gas, uo i the effect that it has been suggested that the conduits might be sealed where they enter and leave the manholes and thus put a stop to the' nuisance and that the engineer of the Pub,= lie Service Company has promised tv have this done. Alderman Izurray moved that the report be received and placed on file. The motion was seconded by Alderman Humphrey and carried. L 3. Report of F.S. Anderson, Building Commissioners ( upon matter referred to him of the request for a permit to in?u 4,✓v1. A( _ stall a gasoline filling; station in Harrison Street west of /Yywt - W.Railroad Avenue, to the effect that ina.snuch as the City :of Evanston has no*present or proposed regulation, either by permit or license, governing apparatus of this character, he _ �:��(1 445 1 1 1 would �uait for instructions from the Council concerning such installation outside of property lines. Alderman Turnock moved that permission to install this station be giveia, subject to the directions of the Building Com=. missioner and subject to any future regulations which may be made in regard to charging,for use of city proper- ty, and that the fee be fixed at $10. per year. The mo- tion was seconded by Alderman Murray and carried. 4. Co'.,=nication from Mr. Paul Heinsen, 2411 Park Place, claiming damages to the extent of $100 to his property by reason of the city Water Department having shut off the water from his premises for several hours thout notice, causinEflooding of the house and conse- 'quent damages to same. Alderman Burns moved that this matter be referred to the Corporation Counsel. The motion was seconded by Alderman Turnock and carried. Alderman Sheffield, for the Building Committee, to ,which was referred matter of purchase of city scales, sub- i i fitted report of the committee to the effect that the city /�-�- "cyan purchase two Columbia 20 ton wagon scales, platform o :0 X 22, with platform and install same complete and ready for operation for the sum of $800, and that the comi_r�ittee would recommend the purchase of same, one to be installed at the City Yardsmand one at the Pumping Station, and moved the adoption of the report of the committee. The motion was ,seconded by Alderman Eiden and carried; voting aye Aldermen Topliff, 'smrray „ Chandler, Burns, Sheffield, Turnoek, Eider, Witt, Changelon, Eastman, Kings ley, Knapp and Humphrey (13); voting nay none (0). z Alderman Eastman, for the Finance Comp_iittee, Nub- J/?.remitted bond. of Frank S. Anderson, as Building Commissioner, in the sum of Five Thousand Dollars, with the American jurety Company of New Fork as surety, -and moved that same be approved by the Council. The motion was seconded by Alderman Turnock and carried. Alderman Eastman also introduced and moved the adoption of the following resolution: - lt-�MEREAsj the City of Evemston holds tax deeds for Lot Five (5) , Block. Four (4) , Feeney & Bartom► s Ridge Subdivision and ? �vHEREAS FURTHER, A.R.Timke, of the City of Elmhurst, in DuPage County, State of Illinois, represents that he is the legal o7an.er of said premises and has made ap-plication for a q-c quit claim deed from the City of Evanston for the interest ac- c1uired by the, City of Evanston_ by reason of said tam deeds: NOW, THMEFORE, BE IT RESOLVED, that upon payment of one Dollar, and other good and valuable considerations, to the, City of Evanston, a quit claim deed from the City of Evanston, to said A.R.Timke be executed by the mayor and attested by the City Clerk and delivered to.:said Timke." Alderman Humphrey moved as S. substitute motion that this matter be referredoto the Judiciary Committee. The motion was seconded by Alderman Turnock and carried. Alderman Chandler, for the Committee on Parks, Plats and Subdivisions, to which was referred comaunication from A.H. ovman, chairman of the Olympic Club committee of the Evanston Commercial Association, submitted report of the committee and moved the adoption of the following resolution:- "RESOZVED, by the City Council of the City of Evanston, that there be appropriated from the funds of the committee on Parks, Plats and Subdivisions the sum of $350. for the follow- ing purposes: FIRST: $200 to defray in part the expenses of putting a temporary ceiling in the front'room of the third floor of the City Hall building and installing hot water heat radiators for the purpose of heating said room, it being understood that approximately: $600 will be required for said instpllation of teraporary .ceiling and heating apparatus and that the balance of $4,00. is to be guaranteed before the said $200, becomes available. 11SGtj :. 447 1 SECOND: $150. of the said $350. or such part of said 'sum as is required, shall be used for paying the :�ublie Service Company of Northern Illinois for the addi- tional radiation required because of the installation above referred. to for the heating of the said room. BE IT FURTHER RESOLVED, that mr. A.H. Bowman, chair - Men of the Olympic Club Committee of the Evanston Commer- cial Association, be authorized to use such part of the time of Mir. H.S. Hansen in an advisory capacity as seioms consistent and may be agreed upon from time to time by the coiwzitttee on Parks, Flats and Subdivisions." Alderman Sheffield Moved that the resolution be amend- ed by the addition�of the following paragraph: "IT BEING UNDERSTOOD, that before putting a temper ry ceiling and installing hot water radiators as herein pro- vided there shall be secured from the insurance company carrying the insurance on the City Hall building 'a ier- mission to make such alterations and improvements." Alderman Chandler then moved that the Council eon -- cur inthe report of the committee and adopt the resolution as amended. The motion ,was seconded by Alderman Sheffield and carried; voting ape Aldermen Topliff, 1iurrayi. Chandler Burns, Sheffield, Turnock, Eiden, Witt, Changelon, Eastman, Kingsley, Knapp and Humphrey (13); voting nay none (0). Alderman A: -array, for the Police Committee, to which was referred communication in regard to conditions existing in the neighborhood of the yard of the H.A. Apps Coal �C Building Material Co., submitted report of the Chief of Police upon the matter, to the effect that the matter has been investigated and it was found that there was apparent- Ly very lithe cause for complaint, but that the company aad promised to do anything in reason to bring about a sa.t- Lsfactory condition in the neighborhood. Alderman Murray moved that the,report-of the committee be approved and the :report of the Chief of Police upon the matter be received and placed on file. The motion was seconded by Alderman Y astman and carried. 44S Alderman Topliff, for -the Railroad Committee, submitted report of the committee upon the matter of the transportation /�- of U.S 14ail Carriers upon the cars of the Evanston Railzlay. Company free of charge; and after reading same moved that the deport of the committee be approved. Alderman Burns moved that, the,report be amended by the addition of the following "This committee further recommends that the Evanston Railway , Company be directed to carry mail carriers from their homes ,. to their work, and from their,work.to their homes, while in a r uniform, in addition tit transporting ihail carriers while in the performance of duty, without the carrying of mail bag or Mail bags." The motion eras, seconded by Alderman Turnock and carried. , Alderman Topliff then moved that the report as amended be approved. The :notion was seconded by Alderman Turnock and carried. 4 Alderman aYitt,for the Street Committee, reported that the committee would recommend that the trees in the s&reet at the ' /(I- AU-4 northwest corner of Sherman Avenue and Noyes Street be left there and that the street be narrowed at that point when paved. Al dermanHumphrey moved that all action upon this matter be post- poned indefinitely. The motion was seconded by Alderman Eiden. Alderman Turnock moved as a substitute motion that the Council 3 allow the Noyes Street Mothers Club to have those trees re- moved if done v,-ithout any expense to the city if they wish to k: do so. The substitute motion was seconded by Alderman Witt and carried. Upon motion of Alderman Turnock, seconded by Alderman Eiden • c i the Council then adjourned. k City Clerk. ,4 - I SG U 1 1 City Hall, Evanston, Illinois, February 16,1915. Regular meeting of the City Council, held February 16th, 1915. Present: - Alderman Topliff, " Murray, " Chandler, " Burns, " Sheffield, Turnock, " Eiden, " Witt# " Changelon, " Eastman, " Kingsley, " Knap p• Page Peittrich. Absent: - Alderman Pettibone, ii Humphr ey. . Mayor Sr,iart presiding. Alderman Witt moved that the minutes of a regular meeting of the City Council, held February 9th, 1.915, be approved without reading. The motion was.seconded. by Alderman Chnngelon-and carried. Mayor Smart spoke of the death of Mr. George H. Miller, who had for some time been a member of: the Civil Service Commission, a'nd of the loss the city and commission had sustained in his death, and. asked the City Clerk to read a copy of the resolutions which had been passed by the Civil Service Oommission at their meeting held on February 8th, 1915, relitive to the death of Mr. Miller. Hayor Smart then announced that in view of the Cep ' vacancy on the' Civil Service Board created by the death of 111r. a4 Miller he wished. to submit the name of Mr. James R. Duthie as a member of the Civil Service Commission to fill out the unexpired. term of fn,.r. . Miller. Alderman Tu'rnock moved that the. appointment of Mr. Duthie be confirmed, by the Council. The motion vine seconded by Alderman Burns and. carried. J Alderman I-Aurray stated that he thought it would be well for the Council to pass resolutions upon the dezlth of p.`r. . n Miller and moved that the i'aayor appoint a committee of three members of the Council to draft and submit such resolutions. The motion vias seconded by Alderman Turnock and carried. City Clerk Hahn submitted the following: - I.' Report of the City Treasurer for the month (� of January, 1915. Alderman Eastman moved that the report be received and placed on file. The motion was seconded by Alderman Knapp and, .carried. - 2. Communication from TvIr. . F. S. Anderson, Bui-!_ding Commissioner, transmitting preliminary ground f�j plan of proposed apartment building to be located at the �,� `"`', south east corner of Bain Street and T.1ichigan Avenue, by ' I r .. G•. J. Bailiargeon, asking for instructions regarding the issuing of permits for said building. Alderman Burns moved teat the matter be referred to the Building Committee and aldermen from the Third Ward, with pourer to act. The motion was seconded by Alderman Eiden and carried. Communication from Mr. Jacob C�los, stating that sub -lot 4 in Reynolds & Hart's Subdivision of Lot 2, w �-. Assessor's Subdivision of Fractional Sec. 7 -41 - 149 E. of 3rd P.M. , being a portion of the land on which the Filtra- tion Plant is,situated, has been sold for taxes and can be redeemed at the County Clerk's Office, Chicago. Alderman Topliff moved that this matter be referred to the Judiciary Committee. The motion was seconded by Alderman Eastman and carried. . I SG 4. Communication from Mr. T . Frank Winkler, who is contemplating building an apartment building in the City of Evanston,, stating that he thinks Section Eleven of the liuild.i}lg Ordinance; referring to keeping builc!ings three feet from adjoining property, is unjust, and asking that he be allowed to appear before the committee and present his grievances at an early date. Alderman Changel.on moved that this request be referred to the Building Committee. The :notion was seconded. by Alderman t,11.urray and curried. Communication from the Clerk of the Board.of Trustees of the Sanitary District of Chicago, stating that the Engineers of the Sanitary District have been inventigat- Lng and studying the problem of the diversion of the sewage Of Evanston from Lake Llicbigan to the iiorth Shore Channel of -,he Sanitary District and have considered that Plan ''K", or -he Colfax Street plan, is the better and object to construct ing the intercepting severer under plan "F", or the Greenleaf .street plan, and giving tneir reasons for their conclusions. lderman Turnock moved that the communication be referred to he Special Committee on Drainage and that the Council meet in a committee of the whole at the close of the session to consider the matter. The motion was seconded by Alderman F;astman and carried.. Alderman Burns then moved that the City Clerk, furnish copies of this letter to each of the Lldermen and that the fullest publicity possible be given Lthe matter and that it be made a special order of business for next creek Tuesday night: The motion was seconded by Alderman Topliff and carried. Alderman Eiden, for the Auditing Committee, submit - tied the folioving temporary pay -rolls for the month of February, 23.rst half, and moved that same be approved and viarrants ordered d.rairn in payment thereof and charged to the rlespective funds:- , � Department of Stlets, $1,ISU.20 Public Parks 4.80 RTiscellaneous Fungi, 30.00 / m Department of ruildings, 38.75 Sevier Department, 129.60 He also submitted the folioviing bills for the month of January, 1915, and moved that same be approved.and warrants ordered drawn in payment of game and ive funds: - charged to the respect - Legal Expenses, 6.25 Fire Department, 1,31.9.72 Public Works Department, 76.37 Pumping Station, 1.751,40. Water Mains Department, 20003.67 City.Clerk's Office, 101.70 Public Parks, 18 5.93 Police Department, 187.89 Public Buildings, i, l_L2.08 Sewer Department, 15.39 Department of Buildings, 169.28 Department of Streets, 1,389.74 Health Department, 54.21 City Comptroller's Office 43..74 City Collector's Office 22.90 Miscellaneous Fund, 10089.59 Street Repair Department, 10094.88 Tax Sale Certificates, 597.25 Special Assessments, 387.00 The motion was seconded by Alderman Witt and carried; voting aye, Aldermen Topliff, laurr. ay, Chandler, Burns, Sheff.'ield, Turnock, Eiden, Witt, Changelon, Eastman, Kingsley and Knapp (12); voting nay none (0). Alderman .Eastman, for the Finance Committee, present- ed the following bonds and moved that°same be approved by the Council:- Rond of George H. Mcgtthetrs, as Plumber, in the sum of Five Thousand .Dol1nxIs, with the Fidelity & Deposit Com- paby of Maryland as surety. C I Sig [.)53 �. Bond of George H. Matthews, as Sevrer :Builder and Drain Layer, in the sum of Ten Thousand Dollars, N7ith same az surety. ✓ Bond. of DeForest E. DaviAson, As Street ComTrissioner � in the sum of Five Thousand Dollars, -with the American d4 Surety Company of New York as surety. The motion was seconded. by Alderman Topliff and i 1 carried. Alderman Chandler, for the Committee on Parks, Plats, and Subdivisions, presented plat. of Owner 's Resubdivision of Lots 11, 12 and 13, .Block 45, Original Viliage of Evanston (except the north 50 feet of Lot 11 and that part of Lot 13 included in Dempster St.), all in Cook County, Illinois, and moved the approval of the plat. The motion was seconded by Alderman Eastman and carried; voting; aye Aldermen Toplif'f, Murray, Chandler, Burns, Sheffield, Turnock, Eiden, Witt, Changelon, Eastman, Kingsley and Knapp (12); voting nay none (0). Alderman Chandler then presented an ordinance 4.u. - entitled "AN ORDINANCE AUTHORIZING THE ISSUANCE OF -�500000. 116o - of BONDS ANT) INTEREST COUPONS. TKERFON TO PROVIDED FUNDS UI �)� FOR TIH, ERECTION AND CONSTRUCTION OF PIERS, BREAKWATERS AND RE.,TAINING WALLS UPON THE' SHORES OF LAKE I1fICHIGAN, IN THE CITY OF :-,VAYSTON, COOK COUNTY, ILLINOIS, 1tET BEN UNI- VERSITY PLACE AND TJTE SOUTH LIMITS OF SAID CITY", and movel copies of this ordinance be furnished to each of the alder- men and that the ordinance be referred to the Judiciary Committee with the request that it be returned in two weeks for action. The motion was seconded by Alderman Burns. Alderman Murray moved as a substitute motion that this matter be brought up at the nedt meeting of the Council. The substitute motion was seconded by Alderman Kingsley and carried. Alderman Iaiurray, f'or the Police Committee, stated that he wished to call attention to the fact that the heads f of the departments were spending money .too much withouT. the 454 purchase being suthorized by the chairman of the committee and he wished to express his displeasure at this time of that sort of thing, thating that as chairman of the Police Committee he had been called upon to approve a bill which he could not approve until he had looked. into the matter. Alderman Knapp, for tr,e Water Comr-iittee, submitted. report of the committee to the effect that the Water Committee has received and herewith transmits to the Cofzncil the Engineers' the financial u-ctia U report of status of., the contracts for the Filtration Plant, said report being accompanied by final estimates and statements of extras, all of which amounts have been approved by said Engineers. That the Committee approves the report of the engineers and recommends that upon presentation of waivers of liens or affidavits by the Corporation Counsel, shoving that there is no indebtedness for labor or material under this contract, the amounts now due the contractors as shown in said report be paid. Alderman Knapp moved that the report, I of the committee be received and that copies of the report, of the engineers be furnished to each of the aldermen and the matter taken up at the next meeting of the Council. The motion was seconded by Alderman Burns and carried. 4� Under call of yards, Alderman Knapp, for. trie Seventh - ��AAM „ Word, moved that the Corporation Counsel be authorized to 11",draw up an ordinance and take such steps as may be necessary = to bring the matter bef.�-re the people at the Spring election to provide'. for the issuing of $15,000.00 of bonds for the �. purchase of new high pressure pump to be used as an emer- gency pump at the Water Works. The motion wAs seconded by Alderman Topliff and carried. Mayor Smart announced that he would appoint as ( �J members of the Committee 'to dray up resolutions on the death of Mr. George H. miller Aldermen Murray, Topliff ,CGw and Turnock. Upon motion of Alderman Changelon, seconded by Alderman Eastman, the Council then adjourned. City Clerk. u .� 455 City Fall, Evanston, Illinois, February 23,1915. Regular meeting of the City Council, held February 23rd,1915. Present: Alderman Topliff, Y " Murray, Chandler, " Sheffield, " Turnock, " Eiden, " witt, t' Changelon, " Eastman, it Kingsley, it Knapp, " Humphrey. Page Diettrich. Absent: Alderman Pettibone, r' Burns. 1-,Iayor Smart presiding. em Alderman Witt moved that the minutes of a regular meeting of the City Council, held February 16th, 1915, be approved without reading. The motion was seconded by 41dertnan Eastman and carried. r, City Clerk Hahn presented the following: 1. Report of the:City Comptroller for the month of January, 1915. Alderman Witt moved that this report be received and placed on file. The motion was seconded j ':)y Alderman Knapp and carried. 2. Communication from the Corporation Counsel, -.ransmitting ordinances providing for the issuance of bonds �- `',o the extent of $50,000. for c-onstruction of piers and �,�Uy j,breakwaters along the'Lake Front, and to the extent of 456 7/o w r✓ � �%0� $15,000. for the purchase of a new high pressure pump for the aVater Works, and suggesting; that the Finance Committee be requested to examine the proposed maturities of the bonds in question. Alderman Turnock moved that this communication be received and placed on file, The Motion was seconded by Al- derman Eastmen and carried. 3. Communication from the Building Commissioner, trans- r mitting plan for the construction of addition to the frame residence of W.H. Jennings, 1612 Maple Avenue, and asking for �e/, instructions as to the issuing of the permit. Alderman Eastman moved that the matter be referred to the Building Com- mittee. The motion was seconded by Alderman Turnock and carried. 4. Communication from the Building Commissioner, trans- mitting plan for pro.� store building buildin to be erected at 1,822 Dempster Street by Oliver Zane, and asking for instructions as to the issuing of the permit. Alderman Changelori moved that this matter be referred to the Building Committee. The emotion was seconded by Alderman Eiden and carried. ; 5. Communication from I.Karl Davidson, attorney for Har- s . doff Bros., again calling attention to claim for damages of said firm against the City of Evanston. Aldermen Eastman moved that the matter be referred tp the Corporation Counsel. The ?notion was seconded by Alderman Knapp and carried. 6. Communication from the Building Commissioner, trans itting plans of proposed apartment building to be erected by istlr. George Kisch at 2132 Maple Avenue, asking for instructions as to the issuing of the permit. Alderman Eiden mov ed that the matter be referred to the � P Building g Committee with ovrer to act. Themotion was seconded by Alderman Changelon and carried. 7. Application of T.J. Foby for a permit to move a one and one-half story building from 2710 Vilest Railroad Avenue 10� .to 2703 Prairie Avenue. Alderman Changelon moved that the application be referred to the Building Cor_im.ittee and aldermen from the Sixth 'Ward.. The motion waa seconded by Alderman Eiden and carried. i i �'. 8. Plat of. Betts' Resubdivision of Lots 1 and 2, in Block 19, North Evanston.. Alderman Eastman Moved that 4- this plat be referred to the Committee on Parks, Plats and fe-t Subdivisions. The motion was seconded by Alderman Knapp and carried. 9. A number of letters addressed to Mayor Smart in reference to sewage diversion. Alderman Turnock moved that these letters'be referred to the special committee on Sewage Diversion. The motion was seconded by Alderman Witt and carri.ed.. Alderman Eiden, for the Auditing Committee, presented the following bills and pay -rolls and moved that same be approved and warrants ordered drawn. in payment thereof and charged to the respective funds: - Water De-partment 8.00 Public Works Department 12.00 Fire Department 406.50 Public Parks 11.10 Police Department J 116.65 Printing 173.10 Street Lighting 29813.22 0 The :notion was seconded by Alderman Changelon and carried; voting aye Aldermen Topliff,Murray,Chandler,Sheffield,Turn- ock,Eidenl"itt,Changelon,Eastmpn,Kingsley,Knapp and Humphrey (12) ; voting--P.may none (0) . Alderman Eastman, for the Finance Committee, presented and :roved the adoption of the following resolution: "BE IT RESOLVED, That the Iayor and City Comptroller be, and they are hereby, authorized to draw warrants at this time as follows and 'charge same to the Miscellaneous Fund, same being provided for in the annual Appropriation Ordinance: - Evanston Historical Society 50.00 Evanston -Hospital Assn. 350.00 St.Francis Hospital Assn. 350.00 Visiting Nurse Association 150.00 P.T.Hummelgaard,City Collect- or,to pay city's share of Spe ,. -cial Assessments for the year 1.915 4,387.96 Total $ 5,287.96" i R The motion was seconded by Alderman Topliff and carried; voting aye Aldermen Topliff,Murray,Chendler,Sheffield, Turnock,Eiden,'67itt,Changelon,Eastman,Kingsley,Knapp and t f Humphrey (12);' voting nay.none (0). 4 Alderman Turnociz, for the Eudiciary Committee, presenbed the following resolution and moved its adoption:- 11"WHEREAS, the City of Evanston of Evanston holds tax ffz�'(J� f a X4— deeds for Lot Five (5), Block Four (4), Keeney & Barton's } ,,L, Ridge Subdivision; .and } d"uHEIM, 'SS F[TRTHEit, A.R. Timke, of the City of Elmhurst, in DuFage County, State of Iliinais, represents that he is the legal owner of said premises and has made application for a quit claim deed from the City of Evanston for the in- terest acquired by the City of Evanston by reason of said tax deeds: NOW,, THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED, that upon payment of Forty-nine ($49.00) to the City of Evanston,.a quit claim deed from the City of Evanston to said A.R. Timke be executed by -the Th.iay of and attested by the City Clerk and delivered to s ai•a Timke. " The motion was seconded by Alden -man Eastman and carried; } f voting, -aye Aldermen Topliff,Chandler,l�iurray,Sheffield,'.irnock, : Eiden,Witt,Cha.ngelon,Eastman, Kingsley, Knapp and Humphrey (12); voting nay none (0). t Alderman Tu rnock-then moved a suspension of the rules for the passage of an ordinance regulating the operation of hea'vgz automobile trucks upon the streets of the City of Evanston. The motion was seconded by Alderman Topliff and carried; vot- ing eye Aldermen Topliff , array, Cha.ndlex, Sheffield, l'urnock, � Eiden, "Witt ,Clzangblon,Eastmen,Kingsley,Knapp and Hamphrey (12); voting nay none (0) . Alderman hurnock than introduced an ordinance providing for the regullati.on of the operation of heavy automobile trucks upon the streets of the City of Evanston and moved that action upon same be deferred for one i,reek. The motion was seconded by Alderman Topliff and carried. Alderman Turnock then moved that the ordinances r providing; for the two bond issues, heretofore presented to the Council by the Corporation Counsel, be referred to the Finance Committee as suggested. The motion was seconded by Alderman- Knapp and carried. Alderman Chandler, for the Committee on Parks, plats and subdivisions, moved that the man employed as gardener at Mason Park, who has been sick for a month past, be con- tinued on the pay roll at hal pay for another month any Uh way, said employe being Irr. Wm. Henrichs of 1729 Dodge Ave- v nue. The Notion was seconded by Alderman Topliff and car- ried; voting; aye Aldermen Topliff ,Murray, Chandler, Sheffield, Turnock,Eiden,''rUi'tt,Changelon,Eastman,Kingsley,Knapp and Hum- phrey (12); voting nay none (0) 5 Alderman Topliff,for "the Railroad Com�ittee, presented and read a letter from 111r. Frank H. 'McCulloch, stating that the Evanston Railway Company now has enough frontage consents for Mlain Street, so that with the consent of the city for 373 feet of Park property, the Company v.Till have more than a majority of all the frontage on Main Street betveen Chicago Avenue and Asbury Avenue, and enclosing draft of an ordin- ance giving the consent of t1ie city for said park property and requesting that said ordinance be passed at an early date. Alderman Topliff moved a suspension of the rules for the passage of such an ordinance. The motion was seconded r by Alderman Turnock, but at the request of Alderman Eiden, seconded by Alderman Humphrey, action upon this ordinance cvas delgyed for one week and the committee asked to verify the frontage consents, `Alderman Topliff simply introducing the ordinance at this time. i Alderman Knapp, for the Water Committee, again -sub- port -mi.tted report of the Water 0wvn,ii,tee, transmitting report �f the Engineers on the financial status of the contracts for the filtration plant, thich 'c^gas submitted by hire at the :last meeting of the Council, and moved the approval of the t report and'that the bills attached be paid, $2-,000. of 0 the amount to be charged to the tter Fund and the balance to the Contingent Fund. Alderman Turnock moved as a substi- tute motion that the matter be reNrred to the Finance Com- mittee and that committee be requested to report upon same at the next meeting of the Council. The substitute motion ir7as seconded by Alderman Witt and carried. Alderman Knapp then stated that he wished to introduce at this time the ordinance providing for the issue of $15,000. of bonds for the purchase of a new high pressure pump for the Water Works and ask that same be acted upon at the next meet- 1 ing of the Council. Under Call of Wards, Alderman Humphrey, for the Seventh 'Ward, presented a petition for a street light to be installed �2 at the'intersection of Colfax Street and Noyes Court and ; moved that same be referred to the Lighting; Committee. The motion was seconded by Alderman Eastman and carried. Aldex-nian Humphrey also pres4hted a letter requesting n that the Council pass an ordinance to prohibit people from ' going; across the parkways, tramping out the grass and making Y ' - beaten paths, and moved that the communication be referred to the Committee on Parks, Plats &: Subdivisions. The motion was j seconded by Alderman Changelon and carried. Alderman Humphrey also presented a request from the Glee Club of Northwestern University, asking the privilege of hanging a sign, 20 feet by 9 feet, across Davis Street At{ sate �,� east of Sherman Avenue, on February 24th, end moved that the permission be granted. The motion was seconded by Alderman Topliff and carried. E J Alderman Kingsley, for the Sixth Ward, stated that he had received a letter in regard to certain trees on Sherman p Avenue, north of Noyes Street, and moved that same be re- ferred to the Street Committee. The motion was seconded by Alderman Humphrey and carried. Iriayor Smart then stated that the subject of Sewage Diversion was made a special order of business for this even- ing and that would now be taken,up. Alderman Iuurray stated s 461 1 1 1 that as Alderman Burns, :who was a member of the special committee was absent, and also some other aldermen, he would -move 'Chat the consideration of this subject be post- poned for another week. Alderman Eastman asked that the Commissioner of Public Yorks submit an estimate as to the amount of :money that the Colfax Street plan would cost the city for changing.the water and sewer pipes in Orrington Avenue. Aldermen Turnock stated that one matter that should be taken up was the question of the settling; tanks and where they should be located if erected, and suggested that the matter be left in the hands of the committee to report upon at the next meeting; of the Council. Alderman Sheffield seconded Alderman 11urray's motion to postpone action upon this matter for one week and same was carried., Alderman 12urray, .'or the Special Committee appointed to draft resolutions,upon the death of Idr. Miller, pre- aented the following; resolution and Loved its adoption by the Oouncil:- "uHEREAS, the recent death of George Haven IMiller has deprived our Civil Service Commission of an efficient and faithful member and our'commanity of a respected and be- loved fellow citizen: BE IT RESOZVEED by the members of the City Council of the City of Evanston, that we'hereby express our sincere regret for the lose that our City•has sustained by the death of George Haven -,:tiller; that we tender to the fnem- bers of Isis family our sympathy in their bereavement; and that the City Clerk be directed to transmit to his 1.1other a copy of this resolution." The motion was seconded by Alderman Topliff and car - r•ied. Upon motion oaf Alderman Topliff, seconded by Alderman i Chandler, the Council then adjourned. City Clerk. 462 City Hall, :Evanston, Illinois, March 2, 1915. Regular meeting of the City Council, held Larch 2nd, 1915. Present: Alderman Topliff, " Murray, Chandler, It Burns, Sheffield, " Turnock, " Eiden, " Witt) " Changelon, " Eastman, " Kingsley, Knapp Humphrey. Page Di ettri ch. Absents Alderman Pettibone, Idayor Smart presiding. Alderman Witt moved that the minutes of a regular meeting of the City Council, held February 23rd, 1915, be approved without reading. The motion was seconded by Alderman_ Turnock and carried. .City Clerk Hahn presented the following:- �- 1. Communication frost the Building Commissioner `aUric. submitting plan of proposed store front improvement for store _buildings located at 701-707 Ivlain Street, asldng for instruc- ons as to z.� i bs suln�f �07 , of permit. Alderman Witt moved that the ma:�ter be referred to the Building Committee. The motion was t seconded.by Alderman Burns and carried. 2. Communication from the.BuIlding Commissioner, sub -mttting plans for proposed t,venty-four apartment building p t for Mrs. F.A. Ash, to be erected on the southeast corner of 463 Ridge Avenue and Street, and asking for instruc- tions as to issuing of the permit. Alderman Eiden moved that this application be referred to the Building Committee. The motion was seconded by Alderman Turnock and carried. '3. Communication from A. Rubin, claiming damages of $50ti on account of horse which he claims he purchased from 9 the city which was never delivered to him. Alderman Turn ock moved that the communication be referred to the Judi- ciary Committee and Corporation Counsel. The motion was seconded -by Alderman Topliff and carried. 4. Cot-,munication from the Co=issioner of Public Works �abking for instructions concerning water supply and street ,Lch n�'-t lighting in the Germania District. Alderman Knapp moved that the matter be referred to the Corporation Counsel. The motion was seconded by Alderman Topliff and carried. 5. Communication from the Commissioner of Public /Ic Works in regard to the'hiring of extra water meter readers. i� Aldermen Turnock moved that the communication be referred to the Finance.Committee with power to act. The motion was seconded by Alderman Topliff and carried; voting aye Aldermen Topliff, Murray, Chandler, Burns, Sheffield, Turnock, Eiden, Witt, Changelon, Eastman, Kingsley, Knapp an Humphrey (13); voting near none (0). Awl" 6. Communication from the Commi:ssiorier of Public ��' .rWorks submitting estimate of the probable cost ofo laying an additional water main in Crrington Avenue from C1arkStreet to Colfax Street to avoid necessity of water service pipe X* being laid on top of the shallow sewer proposed under Sewage Diversion Plan "K", giving the estimated cost of same `as $7,117.'00. ' Alderman Turnock moved that the commun- ication be referred to the special committee on Sewage Diversion. The motion was seconded by Alderman Eastman and carried. 7. Communication asking for permit to install a gasoline filling station in front*of garage located at 1119 Chicago I I Avenue, the measuring pump to be installed in the parkway in front of said premises and gasoline storage tank to be placed underground inside of lot line. Alderman NLrray moved that this coLTmnication be referred to the aldermen from the First Ward. The motion was seconded by Alderman Topliff and carried. Co.mnunieation from Theo. Schuurmaniriin regard to !Yi � sewer connection to building at Nos. 825-827 Michigan Avenue $ S-� ,;,,bein6 broken and partially filled with the roots of a large tree, asking that the Council order this sewer connection to kILL�'Al� I be made sanitary and usable at the expense and by the City of Evanston. Alderman Burns moved that the Commissioner of Pub -lie Works be directed to render the said sewer usable for the abutting property owners and charge expense of same to the Sewer Department Fund. The motion was seconded by Alderman Humphrey and carried; voting aye Aldermen Topliff, Murray, Chandler, Burns, Sheffield, Turnock, Eiden, Witt, Changelon, Eastman, Kingsley, Knapp and Humphrey (13); voting nay none (0). 9.. Plat of Betts' Resubdivision of Sots 1 and 2 in Block 19 North Evanston,. in Fractional Section 12, T.41 N., R.13 E. of 3rd P.M. Alderman Chandler stated that the com- mittee on Parks, Plats and Subdivisions and the aldermen f_om the Sixth Ward had examined this plat and t.rould recommend that same be approved, and moved that the plat be approved by the Council. The motion was seconded by Alderman Eiden and carried; voting aye Aldermen Topliff,MurrayjChandler, Burns, Sheffield,Turnock,Eiden,*yLitt,Changelon,Eastman,Dingsley, Knapp and Humphrey (13); voting nay none (0). 10. Communication protesting against the city giving consent, as representins the frontage on !vlain Street of the tract or parcel of land deeded by Charles F. Grey and wife to the City of Evanston, for the construction of a car line on Main Street by the Evanston Railway Company. Alderman 1 I 1 ' I SG 1-1 465_ Alderman Topliff moved that this co,T::,unication be referred to the Railroad Co=,aittee: The motion was seconded by Alderman Eastman and carried. ' .11. Coriuinanication from Alderman James Turnock, alder- n.u_. uian. froth the Fourth IVard, tendering his resignation as alder -man to take effect April 13th, 1915.. Alderman Eastman .moved that the resignation be accepted to take effect at the date mentioned. The motion was seconded by Alderman. Humphrey and carried. Alderman Eiden, for the Auditing Coynittee, submitted and moved the approval and payment of the following bills and temporary payrolls for the last half of the month of February, 1915: Fire Department 240.00 Water Depart.,nent 65.41 Public Parks 4.20 Seger Department 79.20 Department of Buildings 57.10 Department of Streets 1,103.40 Miscellaneous 4'und 33.00 The motion was seconded by Alderman Eastman and carried; voting aye Aldermen Topliff,I.urray,Chandler$Burns, Sheffield, Turnock,Eiden,7itt, Chang elon, Eastman, KingsleyqiI:lapp and Humphrey (13) ; voting nay none (0) . Alderman Sheffield, for the Building Committee, to ^' ich was referred. --uatter of the erection of a one story frame store building at 1822 Dempster Street by 11r. Oliver e-2 pane, submitted report of the committee to the effect that 7 the co=mittee -could report favorable upon said application; and moved that the ,report of the committee be approved. Tile c_iotion was seconded by Alderman `lurnock. and carried. Alderman Sheffield also submitted report of the Build- �rig g COmLlittee upon application of %7.14. Jennings, 1612 Maple A. dye, Ivenue, for a permit to build a frame shed on the rear of J J.iis premises, to the effect that the co:..Taittee would recom- end that the permit be granted, and moved that the report )f the cormittee be adopted. The motion was seconded by ,alderman ,Hitt and carried. 466 �. Alderman Sheffield also submitted report of the Build- ing Committee upon applicatiln to move a frame dwelling from 2710 West Railroad -Avenue to 2703 Prairie Avenue, recoT mend- ing that the permit requested be granted, and moved the adoption of the report of the co=iotee. The motion was. seconded by Aldermari Eastman and carried. Alderman Eastman, for the Finance Committee, introduced �- bond of Robert Saxer, as Plumber, in the sum of Five Thousand Dollars, frith the American Surety Company of New York as surety, and bond of same party as Sewer Builder & Drain Layer, in the sum of Ten Thousand Dollars, with the American Surety Company .of New York as surety, and moved that these bonds be approved by the Council. The notion was seconded by Alderman T"Titt and carried. Alderman Eastman also submitted report of the Finance Committee upon the matter of time for expiration of bonds pro ` -posed for the purchase of a new pump at the Pumping Station and for the Lake Shore Protection, and -moved the approval of -+'- the report of the committee. The motion was. seconded by ij Alderman Turnock and carried. Alderman Eastman also submitted report of the Finance Committee upon Filtration Plant costs and expenditures as _fol1ows:- u_ "Your committee has investigated the matter ofncosts of the Filtration. Plant and the disposition of moneys appropri- ated for same, and bed; to report as follows: Early in 1913 a contract was awarded to Norwood Engin- eering Company for the construction of a filtration plant for the sum of $186,494.00. This contract contained several options, which, if ex- ercised by the City's engineers and its Water Committee, would affect the contract price. The 1913 budget contained an appropriation of $166,500. for the construction of a'filtration plant. Of this amount $180,000. was to be raised by a bond issue and $6,500. from the water fund. During 1913 only sufficient bonds were sold to pay for work completed during; that year. The remainder of the bonds were sold early in 19140* the entire issue netting the city $173,783.45. The cost of construction of the'filtr.ation plant is as follows: I L 1 I S(; U '_ 67 Contract price for,construction 186,494.00 Options exercised by a change of pump, and changing hardware and trimmings, thereby increasing contract price 3,840.00 Changes tirere made in the original plans, in- creasing sizes, and changing locations, so that the plant could be added to at some future time without excessive cost, thereby increasing contract price . '79893.65 Extras authorized by City' s :engineers and Water Committee for improvements not in specifications less allwaances for work omitted by such: -:changes, thereby increasing the contract price 8,448.14 Total cost of construction, $ 206;675•79 Cost of engineering; services 7,527.29 Cost of laboratory equipment, supplies, Grading, cement 'work, etc. Cost of -construction, engineering services and equipment Amount paid contractors & engineers 1913 Amount paid contractors, engineers, equ'ip- m.ent, etc. 1914 Amount due contractors Total for construction, engineers; equipment, etc. Gross appropriation 1913 186,500. Net appropriation 1913 Gross appropriation 1914 1259000. Net appropriation 1914 Appropriation 1915 Amount yet to be appropriated Total, 5,276.19 $ 219,479.27 90, 268.13 95,909.76 33:301:038 219,479.27 90,268.13 95*909.76 25,000.00 8, 301 1. 38 $ 219,479.27 The unexpended balance of the 1913 appropriation waa included in the $125,000. appropriated in 1914. The unexpended balance of $29,090.24 of the 1914 appropriation is accounted for as follows:- lst- A loss-c.in the sale of bonds of 69216.55 2nd- Shrinkage in estimated receipts from water tax, etc. 20,139.26 3rd- In the unlooked for expenses in -the lower- ing of water mains necessitated by the large amount of permanent street improvements done in 1914 and the unusual amount required for maintenance and repairs to pumping station. These two funds alone exceed their appro= priations by 14,197.44 Your Committee believes that the city's engineers and the water conLaittee have at all times acted for the bent interests of the city. The changes in plans, pumps and extras, although they have cost the city considerable extra money, is money -arell spent, and will give us for all time the pure water we want, and furthermore, the capacity of the plant can be increased with little expense when it may be necessary to do so. The citizens of Evanston may well be proud of its Filtration Plant. Your Corm: ittee recoLmiends that the final estimate as approved by the engineers and water committee, after wi:Zh- holding 2� per cent for one year from date of'completion, as per contract agreement, be passed for payment." IGS 'Alderman Eastman moved the -adoption of the report of the committee. The motion was seconded by Alderman Knapp and carried;voting aye Aldermen Topliff, Murray, Chandler, Sheffield, Turnock, Witt$ Changelon, Eastman, Kingsley and Knapp 910); voting nay Aldermen Burns, Eiden and Humphrey (3) Alderman Humphrey, fof-the Lighting Committee, submitted report of the committee recoiaending that the petitions for z the follewinE lights heretofore submitted to the committee, all overhead circuits, be granted: x; 1. Park Place and Reese Avenue } 2. Southwest corner * o Noyes Court and Colfax Street. 3. Broadway and Jenks -Street. 4. Ridge Avenue and Reba Place. 5• ) Church Street acid Hartray Avenue. also the following underground circuit:- 1. Main Street and Sheridan Road, opposite No. 872 Sheridan Road. also move light at Harvard Street and Asbury Avenue 200 feet south of Harvard Street,on Asbury Avenue, and that the Lighting, Commtttee be instructed to direct the Public Service Company to install such lights at once. Alderman Humphrey moved that the report of the comai.ttee be adopted and the lights ordered installed. The motion was seconded by Alderman Burns and carried; voting aye Aldermen Topliff, Murray, Chandler; Burns, Sheffield, Turnock, Eiden, uVitt; Changelon, Eastman, Kingsley, Knapp and Humphrey (13) ; voting nay none (0). Alderman `T'opliff, for the'Railroad Committee, submitted kz eport to the effect that the committee has investigated the 6* ibri ginal frontage consents by property owners on Main Street L�._and Asbury Avenue for the construction of a street railway st thereon and report that, provided the City Council of the City of Evanston consents to the construction of street car tracks on Ilain Street by its property, Grey Park, a sufficient amount_of frontage will have been obtained by the Evanston Railway Company; that it is the opinion of the committee that this frontage consent requested should be granted; that a protest against the laying of street car tracks and opera- tion of street cars on Main Street had been presented to the 1 1 1 0 r J I S G1 469 H committee and the co.-Irmittee were of the opinion that a public hearing should be granted to such citizens as may be.interested, to present their objections, if any, on Monday evening, ITarch 8th, in the Council Chamber, to the S Railroad Committee of the Evanston City Council. Alderman Topliff moved that the report be received and placed on file, at this time and that the matter be made a special order of business for next week Tuesday evening. The motion was seconded by Alderman Turnock and carried. Alderman :Knapp, for the Water Committee, spoke of the proposed issue of $15,000. of bonds for the purchase of a high pressure pump at the Pumping Station, calling attention to the bad condition the city would be in if any �accident'should happen to one of the big pumps up there, and asked that the aldermen think about the matter. Alder -man Turnoc-- moved that the *6yater Connittee be instructed to ascertain what arrangements can be made with reference to the purchase of such a pump i,- ithout a bond issue. The Notion was seconded by Alderman Eastman and carried. Alderman Turnock then presented an ordinance calling W".Lfor an election for city and'township officers for the TS- AC,, year 1915-1916 and moved a suspension of the rules for pass -age of said ordinance. The motion was seconded by Alder- men Topliff and carried; voting aye Aldermen Topliff, Murray, Chandler, Burns, Sheffield, 'Turnock, Eiden, Suitt, Changelon, Eastman, Kingsley, Knapp and Humphrey (13); voting nay none (0). Alderman Turnock then read the ordinance entitled ¢AN ORDIUANCE FOR AN ELECTION FOR CITY AND TOWNSHIP OFFICERS V _ FOR THE YEAR 1915 -1916" and moved the passage of the ordinance. The °notion was seconded by Alderman Eastman and carried; voting aye Aldermen Topliff, Murray, Chand- ler, Burns, 'I'urnock, Eiclen, Witt, Changelon, Eastman, Kingsley, Knapp and Humphrey (12); voting nay Alderman Sheffield Under Call of Wards, Alderman Eiden, for the Fourth Ward, presented a comamanication, asking for the privilege of attaching a special pipe to the nearest plug on Oakton Street near Ridge Avenue for free.water onthe proposed school gar- den which is to cover about 100 by 180 feet between the two houses just west of Oakton School building, and moved that the request be referred to the water Committee. The motion was seconded by Alderman Humphrey and carried. Alderman Eastman, for the Sixth Yard, spoke of the lot. which the city owned on Prairie Avenue and moved that this lot be ordered sold and that the Corporation Counsel prepare whatever papers are necessary to have it sold at public sale. The motion was seconded by Alderman Topliff and carried; voting aye Aldermen Topliff, Murray, Chandler, Burns, Shef- field, Turnock, Eiden, Witt, Changelon, Eastman, Kingsley, Knapp and Humphrey.(13); votini; nay none (0). Alderman Murray, for the First ward, asked that the Cor- poration Counsel make a statement of the status of the gas matter which was being examined into by the Public Utility Commission with a view to the reduction in the rate to be charged for gas. Corporation Counsel McNab reported as follows: "The Gas case was filed sometime last August or September and complain filed on behalf of the City against the Public Service Company. An answer was filed denying the charges . The Council then authorized the employment of Mr. Huddle. The Commission ruled in October that an inventory be filed'by the first.of November, but this was not clone until January because they could not obtain the proper infor- mation, as the company would snot allow them access to their distribution books, and only a portion of the inventory has been filed. Tdr. Huddle and another man have been working upon this :natter for two weeks or more. Had a conference with Mr. Beal and tool. the matter up with the commission, in- forming them that we had been refused access to their books x and records. The chief has now informed me that if we take &he matter up again we will find that the Public Service 1 1 1 i ISGU 471 1 have changed their attitude. From information obtained think that dealing with the gas officers and people after access -to distribution records will be a serious one. The company will take the position that they have no right to charge Tess fbr -gas in Evanston than they charge at ,any of the small Maces to tiYhich their company furnishes. gas. The electric light rates and Yaryan heatingrates mast also be taken into consideration. There will undoubtedly be no hearing before the commission during the present adminis- tration as there is no tray of hurrying it up and if one is had in July it will be doing, well." Alderman EaOtman asked the chairman of the Special Drainage CoLn_mittee if he had any report to mane, and Alder- man Turnock stated that the matter had been taken up with Trustees Sullivan and the attorney, 11r. Adcock, and the questions brought up which were referred to the committee at the last meeting with reference to the possibility of having to trwat the sewage, and that in case that was done the city would want to know positively that it would be done at the expense of the Board and at a place where no objec- tion would be made to the erection of such a plant. The statement was made that in case the Colfax Street plan were concurred in they would be perfectly willinj to ha-Te a clause in the ordinance providing; thatin case it became necessary to.treat the sewage they would provide for the diversion down along their rightrofrway-to the southwest part of the city not only of the Evanston sewage but also that from the north and it would be treated at another point The question was raised as to what power the Drainage Board had and Mr. Adcock stated that the Board has the power to tome in here and divert the sewers without asking Evanston. 4 In order to have this question settled right it would be necessary to look into the legal questions and the matter was taken up by the Corporation Counsel and he would prepare 0 4"72 a report upon same probably for next Tuesday night. The attitude of the engineer was very favorable to the Colfax Street plan and the question of cost seemed to be the chief question. Alderman Eastman stated in reply that the members of that committee knew very well that Trustee Sullivan was simply Bewitching again and it seemed to him that the Council should give him a reply to his letter at once and that they were in as good a position at the present time to give such an answer as at any time, and moved that it is the sense of this Council that we still want the Greenleaf Street plan and that the Special Drainage Committee and the Corporation Counsel and the Commissioner of Public Works be requested to. draw up a letter of reply stating T,fay we still want the Greenleaf Street plan. The motion was seconded by Alderman Kingsley and car, ried; voting aye Aldermen Topliff, Chandler, Turnock, Witt, Change' -on, Eastman, Kingsley and Humphrey (8); voting nay Aldermen Murray, Burns, Sheffield, Eiden and Knapp (5). Alderman Burns then stated that he wished to change his vote from nay to aye and moved a reconsideration of the vote just taken and that the reconsideration be postponed until next Tuesday night. The motion was seconded by Alderman Murray and carried. Upon motion of Alderman Chandler, seconded by Alderman Eiden, the Council then adjourned. City C*r. �I ISGUJ 473 1 I. 13 City Hall, Evanston, Illinois, '21,1ardh 9th, 1915. Regular meetinC of the City Council, held larch 9th, 1915. Present: Alderman Topliff, It Murray, " Chandler, " Pettibone, " Burns, " Sheffield, " Turnock, " Eiden,. !' VTitt, " Changelon, " Eastman, " Kingsley, " Sapp, " Humphrey. Page Diettrich. Absent: None. liayor Smart presiding. Alderman Witt il:oved that the Minutes of a regular meet- ing of the City Council, held !:+sareh 2nd, 1915, be approved T torithout reading. The motion was seconded by Alderman East - an and carried. Mayor Smart announced that Peter K1emenz had been ap- pointed a Special Police Officer. Alderman Liurray:-moved that the appointment be confirmed by the Council. The motion eras seconded by Alderman Turnock and carried. City Clerk Hahn presented the f.ollowing: - 1. Coin:,,unicat ion fro a The Gunthorp- o"arren -rinting Company asking that the certified check7;for $100. which eras put up by them iivhen they sent in their bid for the printing of the ordinances be returned,to them. Alderman Burns moved -that the check be returned in accordance with 'request in the letter. The motion was seconded by Alderman �9 474 Humphrey and carried; 2. Petition from C.B. Dub bs, 1745 Wesley Avenue, asking that a permit be granted to hi:1 to build a one story frame 3 building 44" x 241 on the rear of his lot, game to be used as a laboratory. Alderman Changelon moved that the request be k Corn�nittee tirit'l o-wer to act. The referred to the Building, p ,;notion eras seconded by Alderman Eiden and carried. 3. Petition for the installation of an arc light to be placed on Central Street, betireen Asbury Avenue and Jackson lzb,� n'^ Avenue. Alderman. Humphrey moved that the petition be referred zlov .to the righting Committee. The motion eras seconded by Alderman Eas.tman and carried. w4. Comaunication from F.7. Nichols, Secretary of School District 76; stating that at the meeting of the Board of Educa- t ti0n of se district it tiaras voted "That the interest of the di.ldren of District 76 -require that we should oppose the con- straction of a street railway past Central School on 11Iain St. in Evanston", Also Communications from the follo-ring persons who had 'heretofore signed a petition and given consent to the granting of a permit to the Evanston Traction Company to cor_- struct a street car line on Ilain Street from C�Licago Avenue to Asbury Avenue, wil thdravring their consent and signatures from said petition and objecting to the construction of such street ,car line or the giving of any authority by the City Council of.said City of'Evanston to the said Evanston Traction Company to build, construct or operate same:- Nicholas Tpeff, o,A iex of 25 feet frontage, Wm. . Howe, o--;^mer of 271 feet frontage, TkEichael Foley, oJaner of 150 feet frontage, Martin Schneider owner of 85 feet frontage, B.F. Dupre ov^mer of 178 feet front- age, Walter Edward Turner, oTrtrer of 90 9/10 feet frontage, Charles A. 'ought pan, oQmer of 168 feet frontage, and Jack and Jennie Anderson, Demers of 90 feet frontage. Alderman Topliff moved that these communications be referred to the Railroad Committee. The motion arras seconded by Alderman Eastman and carried. ISGEI 475 7. Plat of Thompson's Resubdivision of ..rots 11, 12 and 13 except the north 10 feet thereof and the east 3 , 4tVof that part of vacated alley lying west of and adjoining said property, on Block 34 north Evanston. Alto plat of Ridge Terrace, a subdivision of Lot 1 in the County Clerk's Division of that part of the N.C,..Fractional 4.of Sec.7, T.41 N.,R..:14 E. of the 3rd P.M., lying East of County or Ridge Road, being the East 10 40%100 acres of Lot 3 in the Assessor's Division of Fractional Sec. 7, T.41 N., IR.14 E. of the 3rd r.M., in Cook County, Illinois. Alderman Chand- ler moved that these plats be referred to the Committee on Parks, Plats and Subdivisions. The motion was seconded by Alderman Turnock and carried. Alderman Turnock, for the Board of Local Improvements, noved a suspension of the rules for the passage of two or- dinances providing as follows:- That a cement sidewalk five Feet four inches in width be constructed on the east side of Country Road, in the City of Evanston;: County of Cook, state of Illinois, from the south lot line of ;oyes Street to the north lot line of Payne Street, and that a cement 3idecalk five f eet four inches in width be constructed on she south side of lWarren Street, in the City of Evanston, ;ounty of Cook, State of Illinois, from the west lot line of Ridge Avenue to the east lot line of Asbury Avenue. "he motion was seconded by Alderman Topliff and carried; voting -aye Aldermen Topliff, 11rurray,01handler, Pettibone, Burns, Sheffield,�Turnock, Eiden, Witt, Changelon, Eastman, Kingsleyi Knapp and Humphrey (14); voting nay none (0). Alderman Turnock then submitted a recoinrr�endation, estimate and ordinance, providing that a cement sidewalk Lfive feet four inches in lv-�idth be constructed on the east Bide of Country Road, in the City of Evanston, Count;- of gook, State of Illinois, from the south lot line of Noyes Street to the north lot line of Payne Street, except across 476 the intersecting alley, and moved than the Council concur in the recommendation, approve the estimate and pass the ordinance. The motion i�ras seconded by Alderman Witt and carried; voting aye Aldermen Topliff, 1durray, Chandler, Pettibone, Burns, Sheffield, Turnock, Eiden, Witt, Changelcn Eastman, Xingsl ey, -Knapp and Humphrey (14) ; voting nay none . Alderman Turnock also submitted R recoznend.ation, estimate and ordinance, providing; that a cement sidewalk five feet four inches in width be constructed on the south side of Tarren Street, in the City of Evanston, County of Cook_, State of Illinois, from the west lot line of Ridge Avenue to the east lot line of Asbury Avenue, except across the intersecting street and alleys and except in front of Lot 10, Block 4, Feeney and Barton's Ridge Subdivision, and moved that the Council concur in the recomnendaton, approve the estimate and pass the ordinance. The motion was seconded by Alderman Eiden and carried; voting aye Aldermen Topliff, %lurray, 6he.ndler, Pettibone, Burns; Sheffield, Turnock, Eiden, Witt, Changelon, Eastman, Kingsley, Knapp and Humphrey (14); voting nay none (0) . Alderman Sheffield, for the Building Committee, to which -was referred plan of proposed store front improvement for store buildings located at 701-7707Main Street, submitted OLL -, p /61 report of the committee recormnending that any changes made in the buildings be confined to the proper lot line and not allowed to extend into the street, and moved the adoption of the report of the committee.. The motion was seconded by Alderman Turnock and carried. ItkID " Alderman Sheffield also reported that in the matter of AA the proposed twenty-four apartmen� building to be erected r on the southeast corner.of Ridge Avenue and Washington Street,, - the o,r,Tner had altered the plans so as to conform to the present building ordinances. Alderman Turnock, for the Judiciary Committee, to which was re�erred comminication of Walter C. Hedrick, requesting cancellation of the bond furnished on his behalf h' the (ti 477 American Surety Company of I`Jew York, submitted re-oort of the co=aittee to the effect that -inasmuch as no liability under said bond exists at the present ti,-ae there seems no good reason :,*rhy the bond should longer be kept in force and reeommendiag that the City Clerk be authorized to return said bond to 74va.lter C. Izedrick. Alderman Turnock moved the adoption of the report of the committee. The motion was seconded by Alderman Changelon and carried. %Alt- Under Call of Wards, Alderman Humphrey,. for the Seventh Ward, stated that the iaiatter of .the elevation of the tracks of the Northwestern Elevated Railieray Company from G Church Street north was made a special order of business someti-Ile ago and no re,,,ort had been submitted., and asked what the situation Tvras. Alderman Topliff, for the Rail- road Committee, reported that there had been considerable diversity of opinion with reference to the solution of the problem presented by the crossing of Ridge Avenue and Lincoln Street, and stated that the committee would be glad to have the opinion of the various aldermen in regard to same, as to bridge work, etc. Alderman Chandler stated that it was his Opinion that the Council should insist upon open bridge work at least fifty feet back on each side and that Ridge Avenue should be left straight. Alderman Knapp said he wanted to add to what iir. Chandler had said that there be no supports in the street inside of tZhe curb. Alderman Humphrey moved that the Corporation Counsel be in- structed to prepare such an ordinance „providing for open bridge u^pork for fifty feet either side off' Ridge hvenue and submit that ordinance to,the Council for passage, and that the ordinance be a mandatory one, and be presented to the Council ,,•rithin two vreeks. The motion `eras seconded by Alder - roan Burns and carried. Alderman Burns, for the Third Ward, stated that he -vould like io know what had become of two matters which had 478 sre been made a special order of business for the evening, one being the sewage diversion matter and the other the !Jain Street car line. Alderman Top- liss, for the Railroad Committee, stated that in the matter -of the 1.1ain Street car line the committee had held a meeting `an Monday evening with the property owners and the matter ✓�v was gone over very thoroughly; that this evening there had been ;vithdrati-als of consents to building of same and that the matter should riot be decided in a hurry btit taken under further consideration, and moved that the matter be made a special order of business for next week Tuesday night. The notion -vas seconded by Alderman Eiden and carried. Alderman Turnock, for the special committee on Sewage Diversion stated that the Corporation Counsel 11ad been asked for an opinion upon certain points and he was about to ask for trhat opinion. Corporation Counsel M-club then read an opinion in regard to the powers of the Sanitary District and City of Evanston, and power of City to make a contract with the Sanitary Dis- trict for the diversion of the servers, after which Alderman Turnock moved that the report of the Corporation Counsel be referred to himself and that he be requested to give the Coun -oil an opinion at the next meeting as to whether certain clauses if put into the contract could.be enforced. Alderman hurray, for the Special Committee to which _ was referred the petition of Otar Gotsch for a permit to iL%% install a gasoline gi11ing station in front of his garage &;t "I located at llla Chicago Avenue, submitted report of the committee recommending that a permit be issued on payment by the petitioner to the City Clerk, in advance, of a feel of $10. per year, and provided that said installation be subject to and approved by the Building Commissioner, and that the same be removed at any time hereafter by vote of this `Council. Alderman Lkrray moved that the report be con- curred in by the Council and that the permit be granted upon considerations stated therein. The motion was seconded by Alderman Topliff and carried. i a ISGU 4t9- 1 1 Upon motion of Alderman Witt, seconded by Alderman Turnock, the Council then adjourned. City Clerk. City Hall, Evanston, Illinois, i17ar.16, 1915- Regular meeting, of the City Council, held 11arch 9th, 1915- present: Alderman Topliff, " Murray, ". Chandler, " Pettibone, Burns, " Sheffield, " Turnock, " .Eiden, " witt, " Changelon, icing s 1 ey , " Knapp, !' Humphrey. Page Diettrich. Absent: Alderman Eastman. Ilayor Smart presiding. Alderman Witt Moved that the r_,linutes of a regular • r meeting of the City Council, yield I..Iarch 9th, 1915, be ap- proved without reading. The motion was seconded by Alder- man Turnock and carried. p/ City Clerk Hahn presented the following: 1. Corpmunication from Mr. C.11. Simmons request- 4A, ing permission to erect a "FOR SALE" signboard, 10x10 feet on the vacant lot N.E.corner Chicago Avenue and Keeney St • Alderman Turnock moved that this co=nication be re- t ferred to the Building Committee. The motion was seconded by Alderman Changelon and carried. iLG&. 2. Communication from <<Ir. George A. Kearney request- f AA_ ing permission.to place a gasoline station in the parkway in front of the Evanston Auto Companyls Garage at 1026 INV Davis Street, Alderman Turnock moved that this communication be referred to the Building Committee, The motion was seconded. by Alderman Witt and carried. 3. Communication from A. George A. Kearney asking the sidewalk in front of No. j permission to raise the grade of e / 1246 Chicago Avenue. Alderman Topliff moved that this re- quest be referred to the Street Committee and Aldermen frog the First Ward. The motion has seconded by Alderman :Murray and carried. 4. Cor.,mnication signed by Lillian Davidson requesting permission to enjarge dining room of Cafeteria building. -Alderman Turnock ::coved that this communication be referred to the Building Committee. The motion was seconded by Alder- man Sheffield and carried. ��. 5, Communication of m.Foley Company transmitting assign; n ment In,triplicate of Macdonald Engineering Company assign- ' , ing their claim to H. Foley Company. On motion of Alderman Topliff, seconded by Alderman Turnock, -the communication and assiGnments were referred to the Finance Committee and the CorporatlonoCounsel. Alderman -Eiden, for the Auditing Committee, presented the following te,.P.-porary payrolls for the first half of the month of Liar ch: •_ Mi U c e l l an e ou s Fund 42.00 Sewer Department 174.00 Public Parks 79.80 Dept.of Buildings 24.80 Water Department 209.81 Dept.of Streets 1268.60, Alderman Eiden moved the approval of the payrolls and that warrants be ordered drawn in payment of same. The motion wa Veconded by -Alderman Topliff and carried; voting aye Aldermen Topliff, Murray, Chandler, Pettibone, Burns, Sheffield, Turnock, Eiden, Witt, Changelon, Kingsley, Knapp �l III y�� J I Sty I_481 d 1 and Iumphrey (17,) voting nay none (0). Alderman Chandler, for the Co-nittee on Parks, Plats and SubdiVisionq;, presented ,plat of Thompson's P.esubdivi- lion of Lots 11, 12 and Lot 13 except the north 10 feet thereof and the east z of that part of vacated alley lying west of and adjoining said property, in Block 34 North Evanston and moved the approval of the plat by the Council. The motion was seconded by Alderman Eiden and carried.; voting aye Aldermen Topliff,l,,Iurray,Cha.ndler,Pettibone, Burns, Sheffi eld, Turnock, Eiden, lTitt, Changel on, Kingsley, Knapp and'Humphrey (1�); voting nay none (0). Alderman Topliff, fo-r the Railroad Committee, pre- ,� - rented report of the Coinrtii.ttee on the matter of Citybof �e Evanston giving its consent to the construction of street /bL car tracks by Grey Park on Train Street and advisability of passing ordinance for street railway on Main Street at this time, and moved the approval of the report of the Committee. The motion was seconded by Alderman Humphrey and carried. Alderman Pettibone, .for the Second Ward, suggested -rr2 - 1,�,yL that perhaos the Corporation Counsel was prepared to give an opinion as.,-.ed for at the last meeting of the Council as to whether certain clauses if put into the contract of the Sanitary District on the sewage diversion matter, could be enforced. Mr. McNab then read his report which was upon motion of Alderman Turnock, seconded by.Alderman Topliff, referred to the Special Committee on Sewage Diversion. Alderman Humphrey, for the Seventh Ward, called atten-. �- tion to the fact that at the next meetingthe Council of the track elevation ordinance zrould be brought up as a special order of business. Upon motion of Alderman Pettibone, seconded by Alder- man. Toolif, f, the Council then adjourned. AClerk. r 4S2 City Hall, Evanston, Illinois, March 23rd, 1915. Regular meeting of the City Council, held March 23rd, 1915. Present: Alderman Topliff, ofI Murray, " Chandler, '► Burns, " .Sheffield, " Turnock, " Eiden, " Witt, " Changelon, " Eastman, " Kingsley, n Knapp Humphrey. Page Diettrich. Absent: Alderman Pettibone. Mayor Smart presiding. Alderman Topliff moved that the minutes of a regular meeting of the City Council, held 14arch 16th, 1915, be approved without reading. The motion was seconded by Alderman Turnock and carried. City Clerk Hahn presented the follo.^7ing: - /�•/� 1. Reports of the .City 'Treasurer and City Comp- troller for the month of February, 1915- Mayor Smart stated that if there were no objections these reports would be re- ceived and placed on file. HIE 2. Communication from the Building Commissioner sub - witting sketch showing proposed entrance and approach to basement of store now occupied by C.E. Holmes & Co., at 510 Dairis Street, as an automobile salesroom, the proposed alter- 0 ation contemrlating the utilizing of the basement as an 1 T SGT LI 1 1 assembling room and repair shop, asking for instructions as to issuing of the permit. Alderman Changelon moved that this matter be referred to the Building Committee and the aldermen from the First Ward, The motion was seconded by Alderman Eiden and carried.. k/11,34-.the 3• Commu.nicationr_from the Building Commissioner, trans- mitting plan for an addition to the laundry of Mr. Victor Ortlund at 1234 Sherman Avenue, snd asking for instructions as to issuing of the permit. Alderman Turnock moved that tt matter be referred to the Building Committee. The motion was seconded by Alderman 11jitt and carried. 4. Communication from the Building Commissioner, (AUZA,�I transmitting plans and specifications for an addition to A.e.. y the garage of Robert Bland, 1729 Benson Avenue, and asking y for instructions as to issuing of the permit. Alderman Turnock moved that the matter be referred to the Building Cow.ai.ttee. The motion was seconded by Alderman Eiden and carried. �rx 5. Application of Joseph Burger for permission to erect a chicken house on the premises 2126 Lake Street, 60 x 12 feet. Alderman Changelon moved that the applica- tion be referred to the Building Committee. The motion was seconded by Alderman Witt and carried. 6. Communication from Mr. George S. Ballard, 826 / Reba Flace, asking for permission to place an 8 x 10 steel Alt sign on the vacant property lying west of Ridge Avenue and between Seward and Rinn Streets. Alderman Eiden moved that the request be referred to the Building Committee with po7wer to act. The motion was seconded by Alderman Humphrey and carried. 7. Communication from the Fourth Ward Betterment v _ Association, stating that at a meeting held March 16th the follorti=ing resolution was unanimously adopted: "RESOLVED /_ THAT -it is the sense of this meeting that we express our sentiment to the City'Council as favoring the report of the engineers of the Drainage Board and the proposition 484 submitted by them." Alderman Eiden moved that the communica- tion be referred to the Special Committee on Drainage. The motion^was seconded by Alderman Topliff and carried. Mayor Smart read a communication received by him from Mr.. F.P. Vose inregard to the resolgtion passed by the Council last Fall providing for the filling in of the dangerous pit holes and„ repair of Ridge avenue from Crain. to Greenleaf Street, urging that the work be done dt once. Alderman Topliff moved that the communication be referred to the Street Committee for attention. The motion was seconded by Alderman Turnock and carried. Alderman Turnock, for the Board of Local Improvements, moved a suspension of the rules for the passage of three Local Impro7.ement Ordinances providing as follows; That a cement sidewalk five feet four inches in width be constructed on the east side of Ewing Avenue in the City of Evanston, County of Cook, State of Illinois, from the north lot -line of Colfax Street to the south lot line df Harrison'Street; that a cement sidewalk five feet four inches in width be constructed on the west side of Bennett Avenue, in the City of Evanston, County of Cook, State of Illinois, from a point one hundred ninety feet south of the south lot line of Lincoln Street to the south lot line of Harrison Street, and that a cement sidewalk five feet four inches in width be constructed on the west side of Eaing Avehue, in the City of Evanston, County of Cook, State of Illinois, from a point one hundred ninety feet south of the south lot line of Lincoln Street to the south lot line of Harrison Street. The motion was secondedby Alderman Topliff and carried; voting aye Aldermen Topliff, Murray;.Chandler, Burns, Sheffield, Turnock, Eiden, Witt, Changelon, Eastman, Kingsley, Knapp and Humphrey (13); voting nay none (0). Alderman Turnock then submitted an ordinance providing that a cement sidewalk five feet four inches in width be con- structed on the east side of Ewing Avenue, in the City oflmi . Evanston, County of Cook, State of Illinois, from the north lot line of Colfax Street to the south lot line of Harrison Street T SC U 485 1 1 (except across, Lincoln Street and intersecting alleys), and moved that the Council, concur, in the recommendation, approve the estimate and pass the ordinance. The motion was seconded by Alderman Topliff and carried; voting aye Aldermen Topliff, Tairray, Chandler, Burns, Sheffield, Turn- ock, Eiden, Witt, Changelon, Eastman, Kingsley, Knapp and Humphrey (13) ; voting nay none (0). Alderman Turnock also submitted a recommendation, esti %-mate and ordinance, providing that a cement sidewalk five �V' feet four inches in Width be constructed on the west side of 11 Bennett Avenae, in the City of Evanston, County of Cook, State of Illinois; from a point .one hundred ninety feet south of the south lot line of Lincoln Street to the south lot line of Harrison Street (except across Lincoln Street, and intersectingalley), and moved that the Council concur in the rea.ormmendation, approve the, estimate and pass the ordinance. The motion was seconded by Alderman Chandler and carried; voting aye Aldermen Topliff, Murray, Chandler, Burns, Sheffield, Turnock, Eiden, Witt,-Changelon, Eastman, Kingsleylkn.dpp and Humphrey (13); voting nay tohe (0). Alderman Turnock also submitted a recommendation, estimate and ordinance, providing; that a cement sidewalk five feet four inches in width be constructed on the west C�c 0 r, side of Ewing Avenue, in the City of Evanston, County of Cook, State of Illinois, .from a point one hundred ninety feet south of the south lot line of Lincoln Street to the south lot line of Harrison Street (except across the road- way of Lincoln Street and the intersecting alley), and moved that the Council concur in the recommendation, approve the estimate and pass the ordinance. The motion was seconded by Aldermah Eastman and carried; voting aye Alder- men Topliff, Murray, Chandler,,Burns, Sheffield, Turnock, Eiden, Witt, Changelon, Eastman, .Kingsley, Knapp and Hum- phrey (13); voting nay none (0). Alderman Eiden, for the Auditing Committee, presented bill of W.J. Huddle against the City of Evanston for ser- viees rendered to March 1, L. in gas investigation matter, amounting to $1,197.26, and moved that same be approved and ordered paid and charged to the Legal Expense Fund. The motion was seconded by Alderman Humphrey and carried; voting aye Aldermen Topliff, Murray,., Chandler, Burns, Sheffield, `i'urnock, Eiden, u",i,tt, Changelon, Eastman, Kingsley, Knapp and Humphrey (15); voting nay none (0). 4_ Alderman Sheffield, for the Building Committee, to which 1 U was referred application of Lillian Davidson for permission to Ir-i enlarge the diningroom of the Cafeteria, 1627 Chicago Avenue, by building an addition on the present southeast corner of said building, submitted report of the committee recommending the granting of the permission requeste&-9Lnand moved that the report,. of the committee be approved. The motion was seconded by Alderman Turnock and carried. - Alderman Sheffield also submitted report of the Building Committee upon application of C.H. Simmons forpermission � _. � p to erect a "For Sale" signboard 10 x 10 on the vacant lot at °the N.E. corner of CYiicago Avenue and Keeney Street, recommend ing that the permit be granted, and moved the approval of the report of the committee. The motion was seconded by Alderman Turnock and carried. Alderman Sheffield also submitted report of the -Building Committee upon request for permission to place a gasoline` station in the parktaray in front of the Evanston Auto Co. garage 1026 Davis Street recommending that the permit be granted v" rovided the Evanston Auto Company z4t,llp parry pay -the amount of10. , the annual fee under the new ordinances for the privilhge, and moved that the report of the committee be approved. The motion was seconded by Alderman Topliff and carried. Alderman Eastman, for the Finance Committee, introduced t/v O bond of James C. Carter, as Plumber, in the sum of Five Thou- sand -Dollars, with the Equitable Surety Company as surety, and bo nd of AaFne party as Sewer Builder and Drain Layer, in 1 1 1 1. T SG i1 &6,L KA/,TL4_C_ d/m 1, L/Y1AA,(Ck' �a1! �v iylS. the sum of Ten Thousand Dollars, writh the Equitable Surety Company as surety, and moved that these bonds be approved by the Council, The motion was seconded by Alderman Kingsley and'carried. Alderman Eastman -.also introduced and moved the adoption of the f ollotihring resolution: - "RESOLVED, that 'the Mayor'and City Comptroller be, and they are hereby, authorized .to issue warrants in payment of the Temperary Pay -rolls and for the month of March, 191j, as soon after the first of April as the same may be made up, and report upon amounts paid at the next regular meetingof the Council." The motion Was seconded by Alderman Topliff and carried.; voting aye Aldermen Topliff, Murray, Chandler, Sheffield, Turnock, Eiden, Witt, Changelon, Eastman, Kingsley and Knapp (11) ; voting nay Aldermen Burns and Humphrey (2) . Alderman Chandler, for the Committee on Parks, lats and Subdivisions,-abyaitted plat of Ridge Terrace, sub'd_ivision of Lot 1 in the County Clerh's Division of hat part of the N.'4.Fractional of Sec. 7, T. 41 N., R. 14 E. of 3rd f.'1I. lyinE East of County or Ridge Road, being the East 10 48/100 acres of Lot 3 in the Assessor's Division of Fractional Sec. 7, T. 41 iV., R. 14 E. of 3rd. F .11. in %"look County, Illinois, and roved the approval of the plat. The motion was seconded by Alderman Changelon and lost; voting nay Aldermen Topliff, Murray, .burns, Shef- field, Turnock, Eiden, `iuittI last em, Kingsley, Knapp and Humphrey (11) ; voting aye .':lderrien Chandler and Changelon (2) . Alderman Chandler also presented an ordinance amend- ing the Annual Appropriation. Ordinance so as to include in same the provision for the issuinri of w50,000. of'bonds for the purpose of Shore Protection, and stated that he would call satzle up for passage next Tuesday evening. Asi9.ert.^ayi Burns, for the ?riming Con-mittee, Moved that tvr'nen the Council adjourned it be until Friday evening at &41A eight o'clock, and that the meeting at that time be to consid- er further the new ordinances, proofs of �r'nich have been furnished to the aldermen. The motion was seconded by Alder- man Topliff and carried. Alderman Topliff, for the Railroad Committee, introduced an ordinance entitled "ATE OP,DINUNCE requiring the Chicago, Mil:,,Faukee & St. Paul Railway Company to elevate the plane of its roadbed and tracks in the City of Evanston, and c^anging the grade of portions of certain streets and avenues in said City':, and moved that sane be referred to the Railroad and Judiciary- Committees to re -;Dort back to the Council next Tues- day evening and that in the meantime copies of said ordinance bebfurnished to each of the aldermen. The motion was second- ed by Alderman Eastman and carried. Alderman Knapp, for the 6,'ater Committee, to which was eferred request of Superintendent F.W.Nichols for privilege to attach a special pipe to the nearest plug on Oakton Street, near Ridge avenue, for free water on the proposed school gar- - den which is to cover about 100 by 180 feet betrTeen the two houses just Ylest of Oakton School building, submitted report of the committee recommending that the request be not granted, and ;:loved the approval of the -reyoort of the committee. The motion teas_ seconded by Aldermlan Topliff but after discussion ibf the matter Alderman Topliff moved that action upon this re- port be delayed for one =eek and the matter investigated furth -er. The _motion was seconded by Alderman Humphrey and carried Under Call of grds, Alderman Humphrey, for the Seventh Iard, stated that.sometime ago the Railroad Committee re- ported that the elevated road had agreed to a certain method of handling trains at Birchwood by which every other train would run through to Evanston, but that the elevated road eras not carrying out its promise, and _moved that the :natter be referred to the Railroad Committee. The motion was second- ed by Alderman Topliff and carried. Alderman Kingsley, for the Sixth Ward, stated that some- time ago an ordinance providing for the paving of a system '�-- of streets south of Central Street and west of Asbury Avenge 1 1 T SGIJ 489 was passed by the Council, and nothing had as yet been done about the paving of those streets, and moved that the .matter be referred to the Board of Local Improvement frith the request that they report upon the situation there. The motion j,�as seconded by Alderman Humphrey and carried. Alderman ChanEelon, for the Fifth .Ward, presented a. petition for a street light to be installed at the inter- section of Payne Street and Pioneer Road, and moved that `-'U'same be referred to. the Dighting Con-aittee. The motion eras seconded by Alderman H-umphrey and carried. IIlderraan Shef f i eld, for the Third �1�ardr�, as red :hat the understanding bras. as to the use of roller skates on the Jed .sideviralks of the city, suggesting that there should be some X�-.d.efinite ru—kes made so that the young people would Imow c� just what t,=as expected of them. Mlayor Smart stated that he had given orders to the Police Department to stop roll- er skating in the business sections and upon the street pavements of the city and that he thought that was all that was necessary and the matter could be controlled in that way. f Alderman Topliff, for the First guard, spoke of the (' very efficient i;ray in which a fire in the home of IUr. Con- dit had been handled by the Fire Department of the City. Alderman '.Curnock, for 'the apecia.lCommittee on Drain- age reported thatafter the opinions of the Corporation Coun- sel had been referred to this committee and been considered Uy_ by them, and because of the facts contained in such opin- ions that ni'.contract as pro -posed in the ordinance submitted by the Sanitary District could be enforced, and that there was no way -of compelling the Sanitary District to divert tf e sewage from Colfax Street dovvn along their right of way to the southwest portion of the city before empty obj ectior_able ing it into the canal if it should be found/to have it go in at Colfax Street, the committee had taken the matter 400 up the Chairman of the Engineering Committee of the Sanitary District and stated to him that the Council wanted the Greenleaf Street plan and must have it, with the result that theassurance had been given them that the Greenleaf Street plan would be carried through if the Council so de- sired. Alderman.Turnock moved that the committee be in- structed to take this matter up i-,Tith the Engineering Com- mittee of the Sanitary District and if possible get a defin- ite proposition for the Greenleaf Street plan to lay before the Council at its meeting I:Iarch 30th. The motion was §econded by Alderman Topliff and carried. ; Alderman Burns then moved that the Council take a recess until Friday evening; at eight o'clock. The Motion i°gas seconded by Alderman Topliff and carried. t f City Clerk. 1 City Hall, Evanston, Illinois, Id"arch 26, 1915. In pursuance of a motion made at the close of the meeting of the Council held March 23, 19151 the Council took a. recess until Friday evening, hIarch 26th, 1915, at eight o'clock s at which time the meeting was called to order by.Mayor Smart. ' Present: Alderman Topliff, it Murray, it Chandler, " Burns, Sheffield, " Eiden, Eastman, Kingsley, " Humphrey. TSGII 491 Absent: Alderman Pettibone, " Turnock, Witt, " Changelon, Knapp Alderman Topliff, for the '�7,ater Com,,Tittee, presentee report of the corvnittee upon result of advertising for bids for the repair of the intake pipe at the Pumping Station; AA`' to the effect that only one bid was received for said work, that of the Byrne Bros. Dredging and Engineering Co., being approximately $4,000., and moved that the bid of Byrne Bros. Dredging and Engineering Co. be rejected. The motion was seconded by Alderman Marra.y and carried. Alderman Topliff then moved that, the itihole matter of the repair of the intake pipe at the Pumping Station -be re- ferred to the :-Ilater Committee and Finance Committee to re- port back next 'I'uesday evening as to whether or not Mr. .Falcon would still stand by his original proposal to do this work for t2;:800. and that the Corporation Counsel be in- cluded v.,ith the tiro committees named. The motion was seconded by Alderman Ibarray and carried. Alderman Sheffield, for the Building Committee, , to which was referred application of Victor Ortlund for a per- Ae to erect an addition to his laundry at 1234 Sherman Avenue, submitted report of the committee recommending that the permit be granted for this srrork, and moved that the report of `the committee be adopted. The ;notion was seconded by Alderman .Eiden and carried. Alderman Sheffield also submitted report of the Build- �ing Committee upon application of Hobert Bland to make an c. addition to the garage at 1729 Benson Avenue, recommending r that the permit be granted., and moved the adoption of the ATM re-oort of the committee. The motion teas seconded shy Alder- man Chandler and carried. 492 n • Alderman Sheffield then presented report of the Build- ing Committee upon request of Jose-,)h Burger for permission to erect a chicken house 60 x 16 feet on the premises 2126 Lake Street, to the effect that the committee would recommend that the permission be granted, and moved that the report of the com -mitteebe adopted. The motion was seconded by Alderman Eiden and carried. Alderman Chandler, for the Committee on Parks, Flats cmd Subdivisionst, again called attention_ to the ordinance pro- viding,for the issuing of $50,000, bonds for Shore Protection, and asked that the aldermen examine the plans for this Arork before next Tuesday evening, when the ordinance is to be presented for passage, said plans being on file in the office of the Commissioner -of Public 17orks. Mayor Smart then stated that if there was no other G�I2 business to come before the Council they would proceed "rith ;• the consideration of revision of the general ordinances of the city, and after a consideration of same Alderman M"a.rray 4 moved that the ordinance entitled "AN ORDINANCE FOR REVISING XX l'ND CODIFYING THE GENERAL ORDINANCES OF THE CITY OF EVANSTON" be 'placed upon its passage. The -notion was seconded by Alderman Burns and carried; voting aye Aldermen Topliff, Murray, Chandler, Burns, Sheffield, Eiden, Eastman, Kingsley, and Humphrey (9); voting nay none (0). Alderman Burns then ;roved that.the Corporation Counsel nXL - be authorized to proceed with the printing of the ordinance entitled "AN ORDINr.NCE FOR REVISING AND CODIFYING THE GENERAL .✓yv L� rLr ORDIl`UNCES OF THE CITY OF EVANSTON". The motion was seconded by Alderman Sheffield and carried; voting aye Aldermen Top- liff, IRurray, Chandler, Burns, Sheffield, Eiden, Eastman, Kingsley and Humphrey (9); voting nay none (0). Alderman Topliff then moved that the Council take a recess until Tuesday evening, March 30th, 1915, at eight o'clock. The motion was seconded by Alderman Chandler and carried. City Clerk. ti i _ I S (IT [1 493 City Hall, Evanston, Illinois, March 30,1915 rursu ant to a motion made at the close of the meeting of the City Council held March 26th, 1915, the Council Look a recess until Tuesday evening, March 30th,�t ei'ht c'zlock-, at which time the body was called to order by iayor Smart. Present; Alderman Topliff, Chandler, Pettibone, ". Burns, " Sheffield, Turnock, " Eiden, " witt, " Changelon, " Eastman, Kingsley, " Humphrey. Page Diettrich. Absent; Alderman Murray, " Knapp. Mayor Smart presiding. City Clerk Hahn presented the following: 1. Communication from the Commissioner of V� Buildings, .stating that application has been made by G.W. At Walters for a permit to build two dormer windows in the �xoof of his house located at 940 Chicago Avenue, and ask- ing for instructions as to issuing of the permit. Alder- man Eiden moved that the request be referred to the Build- ing Committee. The.m8tion was seconded by Alderman v itt and carried. 2.. Dom-mnication from the Commissioner of :Eublic at Sewer Permit j2973 was issued to E.J. prks stating th enning for property Imovan as 132 Perry Street, which 494 property iEr within the territory recently disconnected frpm vanston-.and annexed to Chicago; that the permit was issued before the annexation and the work done since that time, so that the City of Evanston furnished no inspection service under said jermit; that the City of Chicago is riot willing to give the contractor inspection service and reports unless the seiner permit fee prescribed in -their ordinances is paid, so that unless the City of Evanston refunds the money on this permit the contractor will have to pay twice in order to get the certificate to which he is entitled; that he would re- commend that the:City Comptroller be authorized to issue a you -cher for the refunding; to Mr. Benning of the sewer permit fee under said permit upon his presenting to the Comptroller evidence of his.having secured the required permit from the City of Chicago. Alderman Turnock moved that the matter be referred to the Sewer Committee. The :notion was seconded by Alderman Witt and carried.. 3. Petition for an electric light to be installed at the intersection of Darrow Avenue and Davis Street. Alderman Humphrey moved that the petition be referred to the Lighting Committee. The motion was seconded by Alderman Kingsley add carried. 4. Request of Ctar Gotsch for a permit to erect a frame gasoline shed to be Located on the southwest corner of She.ri- 1[6 vuq, dan Road and South Bouletard. Alderman Burns moved that the request be referred to the Building; Cdramittee and the aldermen �- (W.- from the Third Ward. The motion was seconded by Alderman Turnock and carried. 5. Communication in regard to roller skating and bicycle ILZ t4A .riding on the sidewalks of the City signed "A residenter on ` Colfax; Street" . Alderman Turnock moved that the cor��nzl. nication be received and placed on file. The motion was seconded by Alderman Mitt and carried. Alderman Eiden, for the Auditing Committee, presented bills for the month of February,. 1915,•and moved that same 1 1 i be ap-oroved and warrants ordered drawn in payment thereof and Charged to the respective funds, as follows:- T SG IJ 495 Department of Streets 977.22 Street Lighting 34.80 Public Works Department 118.93 Sewer Department 1242 Department of Buildings 127.05 Contingent Fund 6.79 City Comptrollers Offiae 2.10 City Collectorls Office 84.80 Miscellaneous Find 77.54 Public marks 38.90 Public Buildings 526.75 Legal Department 12.50 Fire Depart-rwnt 887.06 Police Department 137.92 Health Department 438.15 City .Cle-rkt s Office 7.00 Special Assessments 8.00 The motion was seconded by Alderman Eastman and carried; voting.aye Aldermen Topliff, Chandler, —Pettibone, Burns, Sheffield, Turnock, Eiden, Witt.,, Changelon, Eastman, Yingsly and Humphrey (12); voting nay none (0). Alderman Sheffield, for the Building Commtttee, to which r was referred application for a. permit to erect a. steel sign �i ��fi o vacant property i ti�.est o /I,F, � 8 x 10 feet n the ac�.n 1y ng f Ridge Avenue and between Seward and Rinn Street, presented report of the coi-n.ittee reco.mending that the permit be granted, and moved that the report of the committee be approved. The motion was seconded by Alderman Turnock and carried. z.� V� Alderman Eastman, fox the finance committee, presented bill of Joseph L. I)IcNab against the City of Evanston for $1000. for services in the revision and codification of the Evanston Code of 1915, and moved that same be paid, $750. of the amount to be charged to the Miscellaneous Fund amd $250 . to the Contingent Fund. The motion was seconded by Alderman Topliff and carried; voting aye S-I dermen Topliff, on Chandler, Pettibone, Burns, Sheffield, Turnock, Eiden, . %'Fitt, Changelon, E'astme.n, Kingsley and Humphrey (12); voting nay none (0). . Alderman Chandler, for the Co--mittee on Parks, Flats and Subdivisions, presented the ordinance amending the Annual Appropriation Ordinance so as to include in same bond issue of.$50,000. for shore protection if same is voted by the peo- ple, at the Judicial election to be held on June 7th, 1915, and moved the passage of the ordinance after reading same. The motion was seconded by Aldertq.an Humphrey,;. but A] d.e.rman,iBurns made a point of order as the ordinance was first introduced at.this same meeting of the Council, and the Mayor sustained the pointof order. Alderman Humphrey then moved that the unanimous consent of the Council be given to the passage of this ordinance at this meeting. The motion eras seconded by,Alderman Kingsley and lost. Alderman Chandler then moved a suspension of the rules for the passage of the ordinance.. The motion ti-,ras seconded by Alderman Turnock and carried; voting aye Aldermen Topliff, Chandler, Pettibone,Sheffield, Turnock, Changelon, Eastman, Kingsley and Humphrey (9); vot- ing nay Aldermen Burns, Eiden and Iritt (5); but Alderman Burns stated that he wished to change his vote from nay to aye so as to be able to move a reconsideration of the vote. Alderman Eiden also changed his vote from nay to aye, leav- ing the motion carried by 11 votes to one against it. Alder- man Burns then moved a reconsideration of the vote just taken upon the suspension of the rules for the passage of the or- dinance. The motion was seconded by Alderman Eiden and lost. Alderman Chandler then introduced the ordinance -and moved that it be placed upon its passage. Alderman Turn- ock moved that the ordinance as presented be amended by the addition of the words "Except in front of private property" after the words "between University Place and the south limits of said•City". The motion to amend -uas seconded by Alderman Topliff and accepted by Alderman.Chandler and car- ried; voting aye Aldermen Topliff, Chandler, Pettibone, T SGIJ 497 1 1 1 Turnock, Changelon, : Eastma n, Kingsley and Humphrey (8); voting nay Aldermen Burns, Sheffield, Eiden and Suitt (4) ; Alderman Chandler then moved that the ordinance as :vended be placed upon its passage. -derman Humphrey and carried; The motion was seconded by Al voting aye Aldermen Topliff Chandler, Pettibone, Sheffield, Turnock, Changelon, East- man, Kingsley and Humphrey (9) ; voting nay Aldermen Burns Eiden and Witt (3) . Alderman Humphrey moved that.the Council take a recess ` of thirty minutes and go into a committee of the whole to consider a matter which had come up. The motion was second -ed by Alderman Eastman andcarried. When the Council tivas again called to order, -by Maryo Smart,�lderman Topliff, for the Railroad Committee, in- troduced the ordinance entitled "AT1 ORDIN 110E REgUIRING THE C111ICAGO, AND ST. PAUL RAIL",AY CO1tT 2Y TO E'LEVATE TF�' PLAPIF OF A PORTIOiti OF ITS ROADBED AID TRACKS IN T?� CITY OF EVANST011; and changing: the grape of portions of certain streets and avenues in said City", and moved that the ordinance be placed upon its passage, iri.th amend- Iments as made by the Corporation Counsel. The motion was i seconded by Alderman Humphrey and carried; voting aye Al- dermen Topliff, Chandler, Pettibone, Sheffield, Turnock, Eiden, Eastman and Humphrey (8); voting nay mone (0). Alderman Topliff then stated that at the last meeting of the Council he,ha.d gone at length into the matter of the :repair of the intake pipe at the Pumping Station, and now moved that the Wter Co a Committee be authorized to enter into a contract, to be prepared by the Corporation Counsel, with Joserh G. Falcon, for the repair of the intake, sub- stantially in accordance with his bid of March 30th, 1915, with the exception that all material is to be furnished by 11r. Joseph G. Falcon at an expenditure of not to exceed $3,000. The motion was seconded by Alderman Humphrey and carried; voting eye Aldermen Topliff, Chandler, Pettibone, Sheffield, Turnock, Eiden, Eastman and Humphrey (8); vbting nay none (0). Upon motion of Alderman Humphrey, seconded by Alderman Eiden, the Council then adjourned. / V City Clerk. City Hall, Evanston, Illinois, April loth, 1915. The City Council convened at 7:30 o'clock P.1,1. on April loth, 1915, Mayor Smart presiding. Upon roll call the follow- ing were found to be present: Alderman Topliff, " Chandler, " Pettibone4i ". Burns, " Sheffield, it Turnock, " Eiden, " Witt, " Eastman, " Kingsley, " Knapp. Absent: Alderman Murray, Changelon, It Humphrey. The City Clerk then presented the following: "April 7th, 1915. blr. John F. Hahn, City Clerk, Evanston, Illinois. Dear Sir: Please call a special meeting of the City Council to be held on Saturday evening, April loth at 7:30 P.M. for the purpose of appointing a committee.to canvass the returns of the Annual Lluni cipal Election held on April 6th, 1915. Yours very truly, James R. Smart, Mayor." 499 1 Alderman Burns moved that the ir'layor appoint a com- mittee to canvass the returns of the Annual Election held on April 6th, 1915. , The motion was seconded by Alderman Eastman and carried. The Mayor then appointed Aldermen Eastman, Sheffield and Pettibone, on motion of Alderman Kingsley* seconded by Alderman Topliff, the, Council then adjourned. Gity Clerk. City Hall, Evanston, III-inois, April 13th, 1915. Regular meeting of the City Council, held April 13th,1915. Present: Alderman Topliff, ++ Marr ay, Chandler, Pettibone, Burns, +� Sheffield, '+ 11urnock, " Eiden, • " y1�i t t , it Changelon, it Eastman, +� Kingsley, �i Knapp s " Humphrey. zPage Diettrich. A b Absent: done. .�s Mlayor Smart presiding. Alderman Witt moved that the minutes of a regular meeting of the City Council, held March 23rd, 1915, and adjourned meetings held MarcTm 26th and 30th, 1915, and -of 500 a Special I-eeting of the Council held April loth, 1915, be approved without reading. The motion was seconded by Alderman Eastman and carried. I.,IayoaiO Smart announced. that it was customary at the close of the Mayor's term of office for him to present an annual report or message and thaw lie would read his at this time, same.being a review of the work undertaken and accom- plished duying the last two years. City Clerk Hahn presented the followi.nc-;: - 1. Report of the City Comptroller as to list of Temporary Payrolls for the month of -lurch, 1915, in payment of which vouchers were issued on April 1st, 1915, in accordance with - authority given by resolution adopted by the Council on March 23rd, 1915, sane aggregatingthe sum of $29078.60. Alderman Turnock moved that the action of the lvlayor and Comp- troller in making these payments.be approved by the Council. The motion was seconded by Alderman Topliff and carried; vot- ing aye Aldermen Topliff, Murray, Chandler, Pettibone, Burns, Sheffield, Turnock, Eiden, Uitt, Changelon, Eastman, Kingsley, Knapp and Humphrey (14); voting nay none (0). 2. Reports of the City Comptroller and City Treasurer for the month of Idarch,'1915, and Annual Report of the City Treas- fy/Surer for the year 1914. Alderman Eastman moved that these re- Porte be received and placed on file. The motion was seconded by Alderman Witt and carried. iyi' 3. Com�+Munieations from the Building Corsioner, trans- mitting plans for proposed frame storage shed for 'fir. J.H..Dod- n son, to be located at 54-5 Chicago Avenue, and for addition to porch forMr. I.11. Daniels, 1-011 Emerson Street, asking for instructions as to the issuing of the permits. Alderman Eiden moved that these natters be referred to the Building Committee. The motion was seconded byyAlderman Changelon and carried. ;, . 1 1 501 1 4. 'Communication from 11r. George A. Kearney, asking for permission to install a gasoline storage tank in park- G way or under sidewalk at Evanston Auto Company's premises, .dc� 1026 Davis Street. Also communication from Mr. Henry 1/v &TButler, asking for a permit to install a gasoline pumping station at 1614 Maple Avenue. Alderman Chandler moved that these two requests be referred to the Building Committee. The raoz i on was seconded by Uderman Kingsley and carried. 5. Cunmmnication from Ter. Carl D. Kinsey, Business AxeManager of the.Chicago North Shore Festival Association, - asking permission to hang a sign of the 1915 Music Festival ;'/--across Davis Street. Alderman Turnock moved that the permi patA,_-scion be granted. The motion was seconded by Alderman 2 Eastman and carried. 6. Commanication from the American Heating and Plumbr ing Corporationp in regard to their claim for $1,035. against At e Macdonald Engineering Company for material and work lGUwa� 0 furnished on the .Filtration Plant. Alderman Burns moved that the communication be referred to the Judiciary Committee and Corporation Counsel. The motion was seconded by Alder- man Knapp and carried. 7. Petition of Mary Geier to move a one story build- ing to Lot 1, alockl, Evanston Center Addition. Alderman Witt moved that the petition be referred to the Building Committee. The notion +as seconded by Alderman Eastman and carried. 8. Pay -roll for persons who served as Judges and Clerks of the Ihunicipal-1-=Election held on April 6th, 1915, arlount- .ing to $474. Also pay -roll for rent of rooms used as poll -ing places at said election, amounting to $84. Alderman Eastman roved that these pay -rolls be approved by the Coun -cil and warrants ordered drawn in payment thereof and charged to the Miscellaneous Mind. The motion was seconded by Alderman Pettibone and carried; voting aye Aldermen j02 Topliff, Marray, Chandler, Pettibone, Burns, Sheffield.,.. Turnock„ Eiden, Witt, Changelon, Eastman, Kingsley, Knapp and Humphrey (14); voting nay none (0). Q� 9. Fiats as follows: "Resubdivision of the South 57.50 ft. of Lots 14, 15 and 16 in the Resubdivision of Block 5, ��t�.Q� & in Pitner & Sonts Addition to South Evanston"; "S�ubdivisi�on o if., S ,c_ of hots 7 anf-89 Block 8, in North Evanston"v and "Resubdi- '�`�$-� , vision of Lot 20, Gaffield's Subdivision","Arthur T. Mclfttosh's ' Church Street Addition to Evanston". Alderman Kingsley At tmoved that these plats be referred to the Committee on Parks, Plats and Sub divisions. The motion was seconded by Alderman Humphrey and carried. Alderman Turnock, for the Board of Local Improvements, moved a suspension of the rules for the passage of two local improvement ordinances as folloyrs:- One providing that a nine inch vitrified tile pipe sewer be laid in and along the center line of Harvard Street from and connecting with the fifteen inch sewer to the center of Ridge Avenue westerl y to the alley west of Barton Avenue, and the other providing that a six inch cast iron water main be laid in Benson Ave- nue from the north line of Milford Street northerly a distance of three hundred and forty-four feet. The motion was second -ed by Alderman Witt and carried; voting aye Aldermen Top- liff, i,.Jurray, Chandler, Pettibone, Burns, Sheffield, Turnock, Eiden, Witt, Changelon, Eastman, Kingsley, Knapp and HHumphrey (14); votino> nay none (0). 4- Alderman Turnock then introduced a recommendation, esti- mate and ordinance, providing that a nine inch vitrified tale pips #0[t, with necessary manholes and catch basins, be laid ' in and along the center line of Harvard Street from and con- necting with the fifteen inch sewer in the center of Ridge Avenue westerly to the alley west of Barton Avenue, in the City of Evanston, County of Cook and State of Illinois, and moved that the Council concur in the recommendation, approve the estimate and pass the ordinance. The notion was seconded by Alderman Eiden and carried.; voting aye Aldermen Topliff, Murray, Chandler, Pettibone, Burns, Sheffield, fiarnock, Eiden; ISG 503 1 1 1 Witt, Cliangelon, Eastman;: Kingsley, Knapp and Humphrey (14) ; -noting nay none (0). Alderman Turnock also introduced a recommendation, estimate, and ordinance, providing that a six inch cast iron water main, with necessary valve and valve chamber, be laid in Benson Avenue, in the City of Evanston, County of Cooko State of Illinois, from the north line of Mulford Street northerly a distance of three hundred and forty-four f, and moved that the Council concur in the recommendation, approve the estimate and pass the ordinance. The motionx-was seconded by Alderman Witt and carried; voting aye Aldermen Topliff, Murray, Chandler, Pettibone, Burns, Sheffield, Turnock, Eiden, 17itt, Changelon, Eastman, Kingsley, Knapp and Humphrey (14); voting nay none (0). Alderman Eiden, for the auditing Committee, presented the followingbills d an moved d that same be approved and warrants ordered drawni in payment thereof and charged to the respective funds: - Pumping Station 176.62 - ;Water Mains Department 507.82 Miscellaneous :Mind 70.27 The.motioli was seconded by Alderman Turnock and carried; voting aye Aldermen Topliff,lfarray, Chandler, Pettibone,Burns Sheffield, Turnocl=, Eiden, Vitt, Changelon, lastman, Kingsley Knapp and Humphrey (14); voting nay none (0). ttAlderman Sheffield, for the Building Comiittee, to which rais referred petition of G.W. 7o7alters for permission to Gv build two dormer windows in the roof of his noose located at _940 Chicago Avenue, submitted report of the committee recommend- '� y 0Lng the granting of the permit and moved that the report of 'the committee be adopted. The motion.was seconded by Alder- man Pettibone and carried. Alderman Humphrey, for the Lighting Committee, pre- ented a communication received from Ray Palmer, of the -Department of Gas and Electricity of the City of Chicago, In regard to street light located'at Birchwood Terrace and 504 Chicago Avenue, and moved that same be referred to the Judi- ciary Comucdttee. The motion was seconded by Alderman Snapp and carried. Alderman Humphrey also introduced a bill of Mr. huddle for services during, _� the month of Idarch, and moved that it p be referred to the Lighting Committee and Corporation Coun- A f sel to report back at the next meeting of the Council. The motion was seconded by Alderman Turnock and carried. Alderman Pettibone, for the Sewer Committee, to which was referred comtmnication from the Commissioner of Public Works, recommending refund of money paid for Sewer Permit /le.. *2973, issued to E.J.Benning, submitted report of the com- mittee to the effect that the committee concurred in the recom- mendation of 'the Commissioner of Public 71orks and would recom- mend that a voucher for $5.00 be issued to E.J. Bemging for the refunding of the permit `fee issued for 132 Perry Street upon mr..Benning presenting evidence of his hev:in6 secured the required permit from the City of Chicago, same to be charge to the Department of Public Works, and moved that the report o of the cozmnittee be concurred in by the Council. The motion was seconded by Alderman Humphrey and carried; voting aye Aldermen Topliff, I+brray, Chandler, Pettibone, Burns, Shef- field, Turnock, Eiden, Rtt, Changelon, Eastman, Kingsley, Knapp and Humphrey (la); voting nay none (0). Under Call of Wards, Alderman Pettibone, for the Second Ward. s-cated tb}at complaint had been made of the condition of Dempster Street at'Dewey Avenue; that the condition was very dangerous and should be referred to the committee on E streets, and moved that the matter be so referred. The motion was seconded by .Alderman Topliff and carried. Alderman Turnock, for the Fourth i7ard, moved that all matters pending, before 'committees of the old Council be re- ferred to like committees'of the new Council. The motion was seconded by Alderman Eastman and carried. Alderman Kingsley, for the Sixth Ward, extended an invi- tation to the Mayor and Aldermen and others interested in T SG IJ 5051, the censorship of moving; pictures to attend a meeting to ve_c-7iv� be held on Thursday afternoon at four o'clock at the Cr- rington Avenue School. Under )Miscellaneous Business, Alderman Eastman, for F the Special Committee appointed to canvass the returns of 0, the annual muAicipal election held on April bth, 1915, sub Ulu -witted report of the committee to the effect that they ��----ww found that the following; named persons, having received �t�W Lam. the largest number of._:votes cast, were duly and legally elected to the respective offices for the ensuing term, Ind �I 1 would recommend that the persons named be dw1ared elected to their respective offices:- Harry P. Pearsons, John F.. Kahn, Villiam Dister, Charles H. Bartlett, Frank T. Marray, H.E. Chandler, Wt. Foster Burns, M, ayor City Clerk. City Attorney. City Treasurer. Alderman for two year term,First Ward Alderman,for two year term,Second " Alderman for two year term,Third " 'Chas.B.Eiden, Alderman for two year term,Fourth " -David G.:Robertson, Alderman for one year term, it " -John William Franz, Alderman for two year term,Fifth " t Sherman C. Kingsley, Alderman for two year term,Sixth " t. Henry Knapp, Alderman for two year term,Seventh" John Nelson, Supervisor. Alderman Eastman moved that the report of the committee be approved and the persons named be deuly declared elected to their respective offices. The motion was seconded by Alderman Humphrey and carried; voting aye Aldermen Topliff, Llurray, Chandler, Pettibone, Burns, Sheffield, Turnock, Eiden, ffitt, Changelon, Eastman, Kingsley, Knapp and Humphrey 114) ; voting nay none (0). Upon motion of Alderman Turnock, seconded by Alderman Changelon, the Council then adjourned sine die. 506 DO, At the same place and time, immediately following the adjournment of the old Council, a meeting was held with the newly elected officers in their places. The oath of office was administered to the newly elected Mayor by Judge Gridley i and Mayor Pearsons then took the chair, the gavel being turned over to him by former Mayor Smart.. The newly elected aldermen then rose in their places and were sworn in en masse by Judge Gridley, after which Mayor Pearsons made a short address, Present: Alderman Topliff, " Murray, " Chandler, Pettibone, u Burns, Sheffield, if Eiden, if Robertson, If Witt I ' it Franz, It Eastman, It Kingsley,` Knapp, " Humphrey. Page Diettrich. Absent: None. City Clerk Hahn then presented bond of Harry P. Pearsons, as Mayor, in the sum of Five Thousand Dollars, with Joseph L. McNab and Henry A. Pearsons as sureties. Alderman Eastman moved that the bond be approved by the Council. The motion h vas seconded by Alderman Suitt and carried. hh,rrM �,vv,f Mayor Pearsons then stated that he wished to make only V'-vu-- " '' n�three appointments at this time, the three being ,the reap- rr &a;'_pointment of Dr. C.T. Roome as Health Commissioner, Mr. Frank �Vf S. Anderson as Building Commissioner, and Mr. A.N. Hofstetter z as Fi-te Marshal. Alderman Eastman moved that these appoint-' ments be confirmed by the Council. The motion was seconded by Alderman Witt and carried. 1 507 /-"� jqjs- lq/( Alderman Eastman thenpresented the following bonds: 1. Bond of Albert N. Hofstetter, as Fire Marshal, in the sum of One Thousand Dollars, with the American Surety Company of New York as surety. 2. Bond of John F. Hahn, as City Clerk, in the,sum of Ten Thousand Dollars with Frank R. Grover and George A. Kearney as sureties. 3. 3ond of SU lliam Lister, as City Attorney, in the su.m of One Thousand Dollars, with William J. McCallum and Geo. IV. Pattullo as sureties. 4. Bond of Charles H. Bartlett, as City Treasurer, in the sum of Five Hundred Thousand Dollars, with William A. Dyehe, Merritt C. Bragdon, Frank M. Elliott, Oscar H. Haugan. Frank J. Scheidenhelm, Joseph F. Ward, Charles E. Ware, Thomas Bates, W.W. Buchanan and Janes A. Patten as sureties. Alderman Eastman moved that these bonds be approved by the Council. The motion was seconded by Alderman Shef- field and carried. Alderman Eastman then moved that the`Rules and Order of Business of the old Council be adopted as the Rules and Order of Business of the present Council. The motion was seconded by Alderman Knapp and carried. Alderman Pettibone then announced the Standing Com- mittees for the year 1915-191-6 and moved that the committees named be accepted as the committees of the Council. The motion was seconded by Alderman Burns and carried. Alderman Chandler moved a suspension of the rules for the passage of an ordinance designating two members of the City .,Council as members of the Board of Local Improvements. The motion was seconded by Alderman Humphrey and carried; voting aye Aldermen Topliff, hurray, Chandler, Pettibone, Burns, Sheffield, Eiden, Robertson, "Witt, ffranZ, Eastman, Kingsley, Knapp and Humphrey (14); voting nay none (0). T, .. Alderman Chandler then introduced an ordinance designat -ing two members of the City Council as members of the Board of Local Improvements, said members being Henry E. Chandler Q,4 and David G. Robertson, and after reading the ordinance moved its passage. The motion was seconded by Alderman East- man and carried; voting aye Aldermen Topliff, Murray, Chand- ler, Pettibone, Burns, Sheffield, Eiden, Robertson, Witt, Franz, Eastman, Kingsley, Knapp and Humphrey (14); voting nay none f Under Call of Vards, Alderman Eastman, for the Si:fth Ward, introduced an ordinance providing for the selling of a lot owned by the City of Evanston?movm as Lot Twenty, in Block Then ty-four in Stewart's Subdivision of Blocks Twenty-two, Twenty- ,four and. Twenty-six, in North Evanston, and moved that same be referred to the Judiciary Committee. The motion was second -- ad by Alderman Witt and carried. City Clerk Hahnpresented the following:- 1. Commmication from A.H. Bouman in regard to the concerts /Lc-')eing held at the Evanston Theater on Sunday evenings, asking; ::or permission to continue the concerts to and including Sunday eight, May 2nd, 1915. Alderman Knapp moved that the permission-_ ,requested be granted. The motion was seconded by Alderman Humphrey and carried. 2. Communication from Mrs. Tucker, 1215 Maple Avenue, asking 17hat Monday, Oct. 18, 1915, may be used as Tag Day in Evanston I�y the charities along the North Shore. Alderman Humphrey . moved that the request be referred to the Committee on Health. Sanitation and Charities. Alderman Kingsley moved as a dub- stitute IthtLt_th'e matter be referred to the Judiciary Committee. The substitute motion was seconded by Alderman Eiden and carried. )hV �1'3. Communication from Mrs. J.N. Crandall, stating that the Drama League of America is planning a nation wide celebration next year of the Shakespeare Tercentenary, and asking that the Mayor of Evanston appoint a representative 1 � y pp to attend a �_neeting to be held on April 15th, at three o'clock, in the 1 i 1 1 TSGI1 509 Assembly Room on the fifth floor of the Chicago Public Library to prepare for such celebration. Alderman Eastman moved that this matter be left to the discretion of the Mayor. The motion was seconded by Alderman Knapp and carried. _ 4. Petition, signed by twenty-seven residents of the nbi borhood gh , being � property owners on Hartzell Street be- tween McDaniel and Bennett Avenues, calling attention to the condition of the excavation on Lot 24, Block 8, John �MCulverls Addition to North Evanston, and asking that steps be taken towards the tatement of the nuisance. Alderman Burns moved that the matter be referred to the Committee on Health, Sanitation and Chalties. The motion was seconded. by Alderman Eastman and carried. Upon motion of Alderman Witt, seconded by Alderman Humphrey, the Council then adjourned.. City Clerk. Standing Committees 1915-1916. AUDIT Robertson Eastman Witt BUILDING Sheffield Knapp Eiden FINANCE Eastman Sheffield Chandler FIRE Witt Topliff Knapp HEALTH Kingsley Franz Sheffield ,7UDICIARY Burns Humphrey Robertson LIGHTING Humphrey Pettibone Burns y -PARKS Chandler Kingsley Sherman POLICE Eiden Witt Topliff PRINTING Sherman Burns Franz -RAILROADS Topliff Eiden Humphrey s SIE ERS Pettibone Robertson Eastman STREETS Franz Sherman Pettibone Sheffield Eiden Kingsley Humphrey i WATER Knapp Chandler Kingsley 510 City Hall, Evanston, Illinois, April 201,1915. Regular meeting of the City Council, held April 20th, 1915. Present: Alderman Topliff, lbarray, " Chandler, " Pettibone, Burns, +' Sheffield, +' Eiden, it Robertson, +i Witt, +' Franz, " Eastman, + Kingsley, ,+ Knapp, It Humphrey. Page Diettrich. Absent: None. mayor Pearsons presiding. Alderman uVitt moved that the minutes of the double meet- ing of the City Council, held April 13th, 1915, be approved without reading. The motion was seconded by Alderman Petti- bone and carried. City Clerk Hahn presented the folloiving:- 1. Application of Joseph C. Ivester for a permit to move a one story building from 906 Emerson Street to Lots 15,and 16, Block 1, Hoveland's Subdivision, being on the east side of _Brown Avenue, between Church Street and Emerson Street. Al- derman Eiden Moved that the application be referred to the Building Committee. The motion was seconded by Alderman Witt and carried. J S(I t1 511 2: Communication from Wm. A. Dyche., Business Manager of the Northwestern University, stating that the University Sgl is about to extend a driveway from the Gymnasium North through the campus to Lincoln Street and desires to place east of the north end of this driveway, on the campus, a residence for the Superintendent of Labor on the campus, the.residence now being located at'581 Cook Street, and asking the consent of the City of Evanston to the plan as the city is the owner of the property on the north side of Lincoln Street. Alder- man iffitt moved-tliat the. communication be referred to the Build ing Committee with power to act. The motion was seconded :by Alderman Humphrey and carried. Alderman Eastman, for the Finance Committee, presented report of Andersen, DeLany & Co. on the audit of the books �t of the city for the two years last past and moved that the report be received and placed on file. The motion was seconded by Alderman Knapp and carried. Alderman Eastman also stated that he had received a memoranda of suggestions for changing system of accounting of the city and moved that this be referred to the Mayor and. Finance Committee. The motion 'vas seconded by Alderman Snapp and carried. �j Alderman Chandler, for the Committee on Parks, Plats v� Land Subdivisions, submittedlat of Ridge Terrace, a subdi- p g ,rision of Lot lain the County Clerk's rjrision of that part Df the N.V. Fractional. a of Sec. 7, T.41 N., R.14 E. of the 3rd P.M. lying east of County or Ridge Road, being the E.10:48 acres of Lot 3 in Assessor's Division of Fractional Sec.7, T.41 N., R.14 E. of 3rd P.M. in Cook County, Illin- ois, and stated that -the aldermen from the Sixth Ward were :low agreeable to the passim; of this plat, and moved that the plat be approved by the Council. Alderman Kingsley, of the Sixth Ward, stated that the owners of this'property 512 had agreed to certain conditions which would make the plat agreeable to him, but that such conditions had not been pre- sented in writing as yet, but would be carried out and he would second the motion that the plat be approved with this understanding. Alderman Humphrey stated that this report of the committee should be in writing and the aggeement. should be in writing,.and_asked that the consideration of this plat go over for one week until it can be presented in the proper form. The request was seconded by Alderman Topliff. Alderman Murray moved that the Council take a.recess of ten. minutes at the close of the regular business session to give the committee a chance to put the matter in writing so that it can be acted upon at this meeting. The motion was*seeonded 1 by Alderman Kingsley and carried.. Alderman Pettibone, for the Seger Committee, presented a (, com=nication from LIr. E.A. Mayo in regard to manhole on Al Greenwood Boulevard next to ,the lake being too high and ask-, ing that same be altered by, the.city,.and moved that the matter be referred to the Sewer Committee. The motion icras seconded by Alderman Kingsley and carried. Under Call of Wards, Alderman Eastmen, for the Sixth Ward, introduced a petition, signed by ovmers of property on that part of Dewey Avenue extending from Lincoln Street north to Isabella Street, asking that the name of said street be changed from Dewey Avenue to Eastwood Avenue, and moved that the petition be referred to the Committee on Parks, Plats and Subdivisions. The motion was seconded by Alderman Franz and carried. Alderman Eiden, for the Fourth Ward, stated that con- siderable complaint had been made by the parents of children attending the public schools in the South end of the city in regard to the automobiles going by said schools at such a rate of speed., and moved that the matter of having signs I S GIJ 51.3 placed near the schools calling attention to their proxi- mity and warning the automobile drivers to slow up be re- ferred to the Commissioner of Streets and the School Board R to see what.can be done in the matter. The motion was seconded by. Alderman Witt and carried.. Alderman Robertson, for the Fourth tiYard, stated that .complaint had come.to him of the dangerous -condition exist- ing just east of Ridge Avenue on Greenleaf Street, where ��. 6 the slope is p quite steep and the heavy automobile trucks turn doi^m Greenleaf Street at full speed, putting on no brajes, and come to kind of a blind corner and turn to the right or left, malting a very dangerous bondition. Aider- Iman Robertson moved that this matter be referred to the Police Committee to be looked into. The motion was second -ed by Alderman Witt and carried. Alderman Sheffield, for the Building Committee, stated ham! that he.had in his hands cotmnunications from several con- cerns in regard to certain provisions in the revised ordin- ances of the city in regard to electric wiring of buildings and moved that the matter be referred to the Building Com- mittee. The motion was seconded by Alderman Knapp and carried. Alderman Sheffield also stated that he hadbeen.request -ed to call attention to the condition of the brick pavement on Chicago Avenue between the car tracks, especially in the r block between South Boulemrd and Kedzie Street, '-anal moved .that the matter be referred to the Railroad Committee to C - take up with the Street Railway Company. The zaotion was seconded by Alderman Topliff and carried. Alderman Sheffield also presented report of the Build- ing Committee upon application of Mr. I.N. Daniels, 1011 Em- /� - erson Street, to be given a permit to erect a ftame porch on his dwelling, to the effect that the committee were in it4%,_ favor of granting the permit requested, and moved that the report of the committee be approved and the permit be granted. I O HW � The motion was seconded by Alderman Eiden and carried, 514 Under Miscellaneous Busines::I Mayor Pearsons announced that he had received the resignation -of Frank' T. IJlurray, Goo � Alderman of the First Ward, same to take effect immediately and that he wished to submit the name of bIr. Frank T. Murray for the position of Corporation Counsel of the City of Evan- ston. Alderman Burnsmoved that the resignation of Mr. IAir- ray be accepted. The motion was seconded by Alderman Eiden and carried. Alderman Ynapp then moved.that the appointment of 1 r. IjIurray as Corporation Counsel be confirmed by the Coun -cil.. The motion was seconded by Alderman Humphrey and carried. Alderman Eastman then presented bond of Frank T. Murray as Corporation Counsel, in the sum. of Five Thousand Dollars, -f with Joseph•F. Fiersen and William S. Lord as sureties, and moved that :he bond be approved by the Council. The motion was seconded by Alderman --,Vitt and. carried. Alderman Topliff Moved a suspension.of the rules for passage of an ordinance calling for a Special Election for A18 ierman in the First ifard in the City of Evanston, to fill .the 'Tacancyy caused by the resignation of Frank T. I,Iirray, and the Motion was seconded by Alderman Burns and carried; voting aye 1dermen Topliff, Chandler, Pettibone, Burns, Sheffield, Eiden, Robertson, Witt, Franz, Eastman,; Kingsley, Knapp and Humphrey (13); voting nay none (0). AeAL A^„A , Allerman Topliff then presented the ordinance calling for LY/l/u�t/i`'�v�v a Special .Election for Alderman in the First Il ard, in the City of Evanston, to fill the vacancy caused by the resignation of Frank T'. 'murray, and after reading sane Loved the passage of the ordinance. The motion was seconded by Alderman Eiden and carried; voting aye Aldermen Topliff, Chandler, Pettibone, Burns; Sheffield, Eiden, Robertson, Witt, Franz, Eastman, Kings -ley, Knapp and Humphrey (13) ; voting nay none (0) . Alderman Humphrey then moved that the Council take a re- cess of fifteen minutes and go into a committee of the whole to consider certain matters. The motion was seconded by Alder- 1 1 1 • man Kingsley and carried. I T SGI [1 515 tA-. lVhen the Council again convened Alderi.,an Eastman; for the Finance Committee, presented bond of G.Albin I�Tilson, as Plumber, in the sum of Five Thousand. Dollars, with the Fidelity & Deposit Company of Liaryland as surety, and bond of same party as Sewer Builder & Drain Layer, in the sum of Ten Thousand Dollars, with same surety, and moved that these two bonds be approved by the Council. The Motion was seconded by Alderman "fiat .and carried: Alderman Chandler, for the Committee.on Parks, Plats and Subdivisions, stated that the cormnittee did not have the matter of the plat introduced in the early part of.the meeting in shape to present at this time so -the -same would have to go over for one week. Alderman Robertson, for the Auditing Committee:present -ed Temporary Pay -rolls for the month of April (.first half) as follo"Us: Water Department 120..35, Sewer Department 187.20 Public Parks 193.20 1iscellaneous Fund 39.OG Department of Buildings 35.50 Special Assessment ro.6101 16.00 Department of Streets 1,442.20 City Collector's Office 20.00 Also bills for the month of March as follows: - Legal Department 20.80 Street Lighting 5350.94 Health Department 69.=5 Public Buildings 336.15 Pumping Station l,6?7.55' Water Department 882.60- Fire Department 471.36 Department of Streets 895.98 Public Parks 222.37 Sewer Department 69.94 Police Department 292.81 Contingent Expenses 11.00 City Collector's Office 503965 City Olerk►s Office 15.60 Miscellaneous Fund 411.93 Department of Buildings 80.99 Public Works Department 41.07 Special Assessments 135.25 Alderman Robertson moved that the pay -rolls and bills as presented be allowed and warrants ordered drawn in payment thereof and charged to the respective funds. The motion was seconded by Alderman Witt and carried; voting aye Al- iermen Topliff, Chandler, Pettibone, Burns, Sheffield, Eiden, Robertson, .Franz, 1fitt, Eastmq.U,Kingsley, Knapp and "umphrey (13); voting nay none (0). 516 Upon motion of Alderman Pettibone, seconded by Alderman Eastman, the Council then adjourned. y Clem: City Hall, Evanston, Illinois, April 27, 1915. Regular meeting of the City Council, held April 27th,1915. Present: Alderman Topliff, " Chandler, " Pettibone, " Sheffield, " Eiden, " Robertson, " witt, " Franz, " Eastman, Kingsley, Knapp, " Hu;rphrey. Page Diettrich. Absent: Alderman Burns. If, ayor Pearsons.presiding. Alderman Iffitt moved that the minutes of a regular meet- ing of the City Council, held April 20th, 1915, be approved without reading. The motion was seconded by Alderman Eiden and carried. City Clerk Mahn presented the following:- 1. Final Report of Cit Treasurer G�eo.P. Mills dated p Y "April 15th, 1915., Alderman Knapp moved that the report be received and placed on file. The motion was seconded by Alderman Eiden and carried. 2. Communication from A.N. Hofstetter, Fire Marshal, sub- TSGU 51"7 1 1 initting financial statement of the Board of Trustees of the 4JFirements Pension Fund from December 31, 1912 to April 15, PM,41,4 1915. Alderman.Eastma.n moved that this.report be received �and placed on file. The motion was seconded by Alderman Witt and carried. 3. Two petitions for permits to movek-buildings; one of Frank Krueger to move a ./one story building from 577 Cook LStreet to Lot 2., Block 2., Evanston Centre Addition, on Wash -ington Place west of Wesley Avenue;, the other of Jerry Read to .Zove a two story building; from .Cook Street to Emer- son Street, Lot 2 01.45 ft.) in Ouner's:flub. of Lot 1, County Clerk's Division. AldermanWitt moved that these _petitions be referred to the Building Committee and Alder- men, from -he Fifth Yard. power to act. The motion was seconded by Alderman Chandler and carried. �- 4. Petition, from property ocners and legal voters of the City of Evanston asking that two are lights be at .:placed as follows;- One at the intersection of Dempster a+"/''Street end Dewey Avenue and one at the intersection of Demp -eter Street and Dodge Avenue. Alderman Witt moved that the petition be referred to the Lighting Committee. The no&ion was seconded by Alderman Humphrey and carried. 5. Conn.unication froia fourteen residents and property comers of Sheridan Square and Sheridan Road protesting ga.inst the granting of a per-mit to erect and operate a asoline station on vacant property near the corner of Sher idan Square and Sheridan Road. Alderman Humphrey moved hat the comma nication be referred to the Building Committee, he notion was,seconded by Alderman Pettibone and carried. 6. dory=. nication from iV1r. C.D. Green, 1023 Michigan klnl"115�6�1'a "iAvenue, stating that on April 20th'he paid a $20.00 license tooperate two automobiles for one year from the first day �f IrIay, 1915, and requesting that amount be returned to him as the Supreme Court has now declared this law invalid. �tI derman Sheffield moved that the request be referred to 518 the Judiciary Committee and Corporation Counsel. The motion was seconded by Alderman Humphrey and carried. 'j. Communication from h1r. Swan Johnson, Milember of the Board of Trustees of the Swedish Free T.Zission Church, s1wating that the church is about to erect a new church building to be located at 1307 Elmwood Avenue, and asking; that the customary f ee permits be granted for the erection of this building. / Lerman Witt moved that.the pert -it requested be granted free q�he Of charge. The motion was seconded by Alderman Knapp and I carried. 3. Communication from the Building Commissioner, sub- . - .Mitting sketch of proposed store room to be located underneath the sidewalk in front of 1024 Church Street, and asking for in structions as to the iasuinp� of the permit. Alderman Knapp moved that the matter be referred to the Building Coma-ittee to report back to the Council. The motion was seconded by Alderman �1Jitt and carried. 4 Alderman Robertson, for the Auditing Committee, presented s bill of the Hinman Avenue Improvement Association for credit 'JM` due for empty tarvia barrels, amounting to $83.85, and moved hat same be approved and a warrant ord`rec�drami in payment D� thereof and charged to the Street Repair Fund, when there is money in that fund. The motion was seconded by Alderman Top- liff and carried; voting aye Aldermen Topliff, Chandler, Pettibone, Sheffield, Eiden, Rohertson, mitt, Franz, Eastman, Kingsley, Knapp and Humphrey (12) ; voting; nay none (0) . i Alderman Sheffield, for the Building Committee, submitted report of the committee upon application for permit to erect -a frame storage shed f ��.ror Mf. J.�iL o F �A . D dson, } „o be located at , k4-5 Chicago.Avenue, to the effect that two members of the com- S�-mtttee were in favor of granting the permit and one was not, land moved that the ;report pfAthVimajority of the committee be approved. The motion was seconded -by Alderman Eiden and lost. SG i1 5.1'9 Alderman Sheffield also reported that the request of the Northwestern University Business bilanager for permission /h l� to move a building from 581 Cook Street to the north end 5p of the campus on Lincoln Street had been granted, the same ahaving been referred to the Building Committee with poiver to act. Alderman Sheffield also reported that in the matter of the request for a permit to erect a frame gasoline shed to be located at the southwest corner of Sheridan Road and Nn ;South Boulevard the ,eo=ittee were of the opinion that it the province of the Building ConLmissioner to issue Illthis permit as it was on vacant property, but that in view of the protest filed -this eveing he Mould recoriend that no action be taken in the matter until it is looked into further. Alderman�Sheffield also reported that in the matter of request of Mr. George A. Kearney for a permit to in - tall a gasoline storage tank in the parkway or under the tsidewalk at the premises of the Evanston Auto Company, 10268 �b S�Davis Street, he had taken the matter up with Mr. Kearney and told hint that under the ordinances no tank could be )laced in the parkuvay or under the sidewalk and thought ;he matter had been dropped for the present at least. Alderman Sheffield also re;_)orted that in the matter of request of 11r. Henry Butler for permit to' install a gasoline mumpinpumping;stat.-Ion at 1614 :Maple Avenue, he had not yet found e iAl-41, Oi�Pjltw-out where the tank was to be plae d so could not make a Oxdefinite report upon the natter, as the man would have a /ntr(to'right to put the pump Ik in the parair of the tank was to be placed on private property. i Alderman Eastman, for the Finance Committee, introduced and moved the adoption of the following resolution: I'MIEREAS, in certain special assessments various property:p-4mers have overpaid some of all the installments of said assessments, -said sums aggregating a total of `$627.47; and 520 URT1-1-1ER0 in said assessments, and subsequent to /L2, said payments, reduced and amended rolls have been filed in �Yj+! lj�. the County Court; which reduced and amended rolls have been vL confirmed by order of said County Court; and ��- �Oo�-�o8 7FEIERsEAS FURTHER, the City Collector has upon his records the names of all of those parties who have overpaid in said assessmentsand the amounted to be rebated to each, said assess -ments and the amounts overpaid being as follows: Special Assessment Ro.6059 for paving Sheridan Road from Main Street to Rinn Street $ 73.96 Special Assessment No. 606„ for paving South Boulevard from the east line of Chicago Avenue to the west line of Sheridan Road 191.85 Special Assessment No. 607, for paving South Boulevard from Linden Avenue to Ridge Avenue 148.94 Special Assessment No. 608, for paving; sorest Avenue from Greenleaf Street to Main Street 207.72 NOW, TH FQRE, BE IT RESOLVED, that the amounts set opposite said special assessments, the same aggregating the sum of $627.47, be and the same is hereby transferred to the Evanston Rebate Fund, and the Eayor and City Clerk are hereby authorized to issue warrants to the said property oimers for the amount of their respective rebtLtes in the assessments above set forth upon ordcrs being drawn by the City Collector to the parties so entitled to same." The motion was seconded by Alderman Witt- and carried; voting aye Aldermen Topliff, Chandler, Pettibone, Sheffield, Eiden, Robertson, Witt, Franz, Eastman, Kingsley, Knapp and Humphrey (12); voting nay none (0). Alderman Eastman also presented bill of I',ndersen, DeLany 03. - Co. for services rendered in connnectiori with the.audit of ,he books and accounts of the City of Evanston for the two ,,rears ending December 311 19149 amounting; to $700.00, and moved that same be approved and a warrant ordered drawn in pay -went thereof and charged to the Contingent Fund. The i..otion was seconded by Alderman Robertson, and carried; voting aye ,Aldermen Topliff, Chandler, Fettibone, Sheffield,,Eiden, Witt, Robertson, Franz, Eastman,, Kingsley, Knapp and Humphrey (12); voting nay none (0) . U T SG U 521 1 P_ 1 Alderman Humphrey, for the Committee on Lighting, presented report of the committee recommending that the petitions for the follotwing lights, all overhead circuits, be granted:- 1. Pioneer Road and Payne Street.f 2. 17.:Railroad Avenue between Grant and Lincoln. 3. Dodge Avenue and-merson Street (N.W.Corner). 4. Darrow Avenue and Davis Street, 5, Darrow Avenue and Dempster Street. b. Central Street and City Limits. 7. Austin Street and Custer Avenue. 3. move light at Ridge Ave. and Harvard Stretet to � point 100 feet north of the City Limits or Ho:^rard Avenue on Ridge Avenue. Alderman Humphrey moved that the report of the com- mittee be approved and the lights ordered paced by the Public -Service Company. The motion was seconded by Alder- nan Franz and carried; voting aye Aldermen Topliff, Chand- Ler, Pettibone, Sheffield, -Eiden, Robertson, Witt, Franz, -lastman, Kingsley, Knapp and Humphrey (12); voting nay ,one (0) . Alderman Humphrey also submitted report for the Light- �%.ng Committee and Corporation Counsel, to whom 'was referred pJ0 `.aiii of J.J.-iuddle for services rendered during the month O / n L Af 1,,Iarch, 1�1�, amounting tot, r �31.87, recommending that he bill be approved, and moved that same be approved and ordered paid out of the :regal Dipense Fund. The motion was seconded by Alderman Eastman and carried; voting aye Alderman Topliff, Chandler, Pettibone, Sheffield, Eiden, Robertson, .Mitt, Franz, Eastman, Kingsley, Knapp and Hum- phrey t.12) ; voting nay none (0) . Alderman Chandler, for" the Committee on Parks, Flats and Subdivisions, submitted plat of Ridge Terrace, a sub- division of Lot 1 in the County C1erkte Division of that part of the N. W.Fraetional a of Sec.7, T.41 N. , R.14 E. of 3rd F.M. lying east of County or Ridge Road, being the 522 E..10::43 acres of Lot 3 in Assessor's Division of .Fractional Sec. 7,'T. 41 N., R. 14 E. of the 3rd P.M. in Cook County, Illinois, stating that there were some matters came up and certain regulations were to be submt:�ted and at the request of the' Corporation Counsel ;loved that the matter of this plat be referred to the Corporation Counsel. The motion was seconded by Alderman Knapp and carried. e47" Alderman Chandler then submitted report of the Committee on'Farks, Plata and Subdivisions upon plat of Re -subdivision v_r of the South 57:50 feet of Lots 14-, 15 and 16, in resubdivi.sion s of Block 5, in Pitner & Sons Addition to South Evanston, cor- /� '4S r ner of Ma*'in Street and Asbury Avenue, o the effect that the plat met the approval o,.r the Corporation Counsel, Commission- er of Public JorIcs, Aldermen of the Ward and Committee on Parks Plats and Subdivisions, and moved that'same be approved by the Council. The motion was secondedby Alderman Eiden and carried. Alderman Chandler also submitted report upon the plat �-�- of Subdivision of Lots 7 and 8, Block 8, in North Evanston ry �d�wLo �I 0� a subdivision in the south part of Ouilmette Reservation --and north part of Fractional Sec. 12, 411 13, at the Southwest corner of Central Street and Ashland Avenueip and moved that same be approved.by the Council. The motion was seconded by Alderman Topliff and carried. _ Alderman Chandler also stated that he had a report upon the request to change the name of Dewey Avenue to Eastwood venue, and moved that it be referred to the Corporation Coun -sel as It requires an ordinance to change the naiae of a street. The motion was seconded by Alderman Kingsley and c arri ed. Alderman Topliff, for the Railroad Committee, submitted report o,, the committee upon the condition of the pavement be- tfteen the street car tracks on Chicago Avenue between Kedzie Street and South Boulevard, to the effect that the matter was brought to the attention of the IFLsna.ger of the Evanston Rail- 1 1 way Company and received reply that the matter would be taken .1 SGI U 523 C up at once. Alderman Topliff moved that the report be re- ceived and placed on file. The motion was seconded by Alderman Eiden and carried:.' Alderman To-�:,liff also submitted,report of the Railroad Committee upon matter of stopping of Evanston trains on the .elevated at Howard Avenue, to the effect that the matter / vas taken up with Mr. Feron, and the reply received that. compl-aint made was justifiable and that he has given orders which will tend to lessen inconvenience to through Evanston passengers. Alderman Topliff moved that the report be re- ceived and placed on file. The motion was seconded by Al'=, derman Eastman and carried. Alderman Pettibone, for the Seiver Committee, -Loved that the matter of sewaGe diversion be referred to a special com ittee consisting of the Coaziittee on Sewers and the Judiciary Comn.ittee. The motion Yras seconded by Alderman 7Kingpley and carried. Under Call of `'lards Alderman Topliff, for the First ,,uard,.called attention to the condition of the vacant lot at Davis Street and Hinman Avenue, and moved that the matter of the'eatch basins on said lot be referred to the Health Committee. The motionn 'was seconded by Alderman Knapp and _carried. Alderman Topliff also spoke of the fact that one of the Auto shops on Davia Street was carrying on a repair busi- v ness without a license so to do, and moved that this matter be referred to the Police Co=aittee. The motion was second -ed by Alderman Pettibone and carried. Alderman Chandler, fir tLie Second Ward, presented plat Ur4of Ctivonerls Resubdivision of Lots 12 and 13, in Block 16, 3 -3north Evanston, in Sec. 12, T. 41 N. , R.13 E. of .3rd F.M. , � - r a - /�, 4 Evanston, Coop County, Illinois, and���tnoved that same be re ferred to the Committee on Parks, Plats and 03ubddviiel6hs. The motion was seconded by Alderman Kingsley and carried. 524 Alderman Chandler also introduced a co,=111unication from Mr. S.G. Strickland, General Manager of the Chicago & North �- Western Railway Co., calling attention to the dangerous con -dition of the street at the intersection of Davis Street and Ridge Avenue, and moved that the matter be referred to the Street Committee. The motion was seconded by Alderman Humphrey and carried. Alderman Chandler also stated that he had been requested to ask the Council for a special permit for a garage in the rear of 810 Main Street, and moved that the matter be referred to the Building Committee. The motion was seconded by Alder- man Sheffield and carried. Alderman Chandler also stated that it had been brought to his attention that a number of the plumbers were very an- xious to see the plumbing ordinances before their final publi- ~LE��� cation, and moved a reconsideration of the action taken tx at the last meeting of the Council when,it was ordered that the ordinances passed be printed vrith the exception of the Build- ing Ordinances. The motion was seconded by Alderman Eiden and lost. Alderman Franz, for the Fifth :lard, presented a comrnuni- '"" cation received from Mr. F.B. Dyche in regard to the repairing i g 4b of Sheridan Road, and moved that it be referred to the Street i Committee. The motion was seconded by Alderman Kingsley and carried. Alderman Kingsley, .for the Sixth Ward, spoke of the width �, of the alley just west of Sherman Avenue, between Colfax and 1 Noyes Streets, and moved �thtLt the matter of the wideningof uf � � � this portion of said alley before Sherman Avenue is paved be referred to the Board of Local Improvements. The motion was seconded by Alderman Humphrey and carried. mayor rearsons stated that he wished to submit the name of Mr. Robert B. Sairier for the position of City Coll- ector, to take effect May 1st. Alderman Eastman moved that the appointment be confirmed by the Council. The :notion I. 1 525 1 1 1 W . �J OMEN P101*701b c was seconded by Alderman Pettibone and carried. Mayor Fearsons then announced that the Council would take a recess for a few minutes to consider a matter xf which the Committee on Health had to present. When the Council again convened Alderman Kingsley, for the Committee on Health, Sanitation and. Charities, introduced a contract which had been prepared providing tuthat the collection and disposal of waste paper in the City Hof Evanston should be carried on by the Chicago Christian i, Industrial League, and moved that the proposal be accepted and that the Mayor and City Clerk be authorized to enter into a. contract with the Chicago Christian Industrial League for such work. The motion was seconded by Alderman Robertson and carried; voting aye Aldermen Topliff, Chand- ler, Pettibone, Sheffield, Eiden, Robertson, Witt, Franz, Eastman, Kingsley, Knapp and Hutnphrey (12); voting nay none (0) Alderman Dranz asked that there be a meeting held of the Street Committee in the office of the Mayor at 4:20 UVednesday afternoon. Upon motion of Alderman Eiden, seconded by Alderman Chandler, the Council then adjourned. 0 City Clerk. 526- City Ha11, Evanston, Illinois, April 27, 1915. Regular meeting of the City Council, held April 279 1915. Present: - Alderman Topliff, " Chandler, " Pettibone, " Sheffield, " Eiden, Robertson, " Witt, Franz, " Eastman, " Kingsley, n Knapp " Humphrey. Page Diettrich. Absent; - Alderman Burns. Mayor Pearsons presiding. Alderman Witt moved that the minutes of a regular meet- ing of the City Council, held April 20th, 1915, be approved without reading. The motion was seconded by Alderman Eiden and carried. City Clerk Hahn presented the following:- n 1. Final Report of City Treasurer Geo.P. Mills, dated /' April pith, 1915. Alderman .Knapp moved that the report be received and placed on file. The motion was seconded by Alderman Eiden and carried. ZVVw Ui yy2. Communication fro.n A.N.Hofstetter, Fire Marshall sub- Na4dt4,t Ida �77iL�- _mitting financial statement of the Board of Trustees of the Firemen's Pension Fund from December 31, 1912 to April 159 1915. Alderman Eastman moved that this report be received and placed on file. The.,_:kotion was seconded by Alderman Witt �� and carried. TSGU 527 1 1 �j 3. Two petitions for permits to move buildings; one of �J Frank Krue er to trove a one story building from 95?7 1' n g Cook Street to Lot 29 Block 29 Evanston Centre Addition, SLon 'aashington Place west of Wesley Avenue; the other of Jerry Read to move a two,story building from Cook Street to .Emerson Street, Lot 2 ('X.45 it) in Ctivner's Sub. of Lot 1, .� "County Clerk's Division. Alderman Witt moved that these petitions be referred to the Building Committee and Alder- eML men from the Fifth Ward, with power to act. The iuotion was seconded by Alderman Chandler and carried. 4. Fetition from property,own.ers and legal voters of the City of Evanston asking that two are lights be placed as follows: One at the intersection of DeLVster Street and Dewey Avenue and one at the intersection of Dempster Street and Dodge Avenue. Aldermen 'Vitt moved that the petition be referred to the Lighting Committee. The motion was seconded by Alderman Humphrey and carried. 5. Communication from fourteen residents and property - o?mQrs of Sheridan Square and Sheridan Road protesting against the granting of a permit to erect and operate a FT�` gasoline station on vacant property near the corner of c�- "heridan Square and Sheridan Road. Alderman Humphrey moved that the cowmanication be referred to the Building Committ ;�e. Phe motion was seconded by Alderman Pettibone and carried. o. Communication from IIr. C.D. Green, 1023 Iiichigan Ave- _iue, stating that on April 20th he paid a $2Q}00 license, to /l� �a,► �� )perate two automobiles for one year from the first 'day of , 1915, and requesting that amount be returned to him as /r - ti.,he Supreme Court has now declared this law invalid. Alder- � Cu,ctj5 -ran Sheffield moved that the request be referred to the Judiciary Committee and the Corporation Counsel. The motion was seconded by Alderman Humphrey and carried. 7• Communication from 1 r. Swan Johnson, member of the t, - Board of Trustees of the SwedishbFree leri.ssion Church, stating that the church is about to erect a new church building to be located at 1307 Elmi^:ood Avenue, and asking that the �7 customary free permits be granted for the erection of this -. building. Alderman Jitt rloved that the permits requested be granted free of charge. The motion was seconded by Alderman Knapp and carried. 8. Commnication from the Building; Commissioner, sub- mitting sketch of proposed store room to be located under-- neath the sidewalk in front of 1024 Church Street, and ask- AXMM ing for instructions as to the issuing of the permit. Alder- �0.2Z .man Knapp moved that the matter be referred to the*Building Committee to report back to Jm the Council. The motion was seconded by Alderman Witt and carried. Alderman Robertson, for the Auditing Committee., prei JW/W�,sented bill of the Hinman Avenue Improvement Association for credit due for empty tarvia barrels, amounting to $83.85, and / I//� Jmoved that same be approved and a warrant ordered drawn in payment thereof and charged to the Street Repair Dand, when there is Money in that fund. The motion was seconded by Al - Berman Topliff and carried; voting.aye Aldermen Topliff, Chandler, Pettibone, Sheffield, Eiden, Robertson, Witt, Franz, Eastman, Kingsley, Knapp and Humphrey (12); voting nay none (0). Alderman Sheffield, for the Building Oommittee, sub - �mitted report of the committee upon application for permit to erect a frame storage shed for Mr. J.H. Dodson, tobe 1peated at 545 Chicago Atrenue, to the effect that two members of the „o com:^ittee were in favor of granting the permit and one was not, and moved that the report of the majority of the com- mittee be approved. The motion was seconded by Alderman Eiden and lost. Alderman Sheffield also reported that the request of the Northwestern University Business Tvianager for permission to ,move a building from 531 Cook Street to the north end of the campus on Lincoln Street had been granted, tb}e same having been referred.to the Building; Committee with power to act. 1 1 1 Alderman Sheffield also reported that in the matter At of the request for a permit to erect a frame gasoline shed to be located at the southwest corner of Sheridan Rd and South Boulevard the committee were of the opinion that it was the province of the Building Commissioner to issue this permit as it was on vacanct property,.but that �,.`. 'in £view of, the pro,t.est , filed ,this ;evening he would recom- mend that no action be taken in the matter until it is looked into further. Alderman Sheffield also reported that in the matter of the request of Mr. George A. Kearney for a permit to in blv -stall a gasoline storage tank in the parkway or under the sidewalk at the premises of the Evanston Auto Company, 1026 Davis Street, he had taken the matter up with Mr. Kearney and told him that under the ordinances no tank could be placed in the parkway or under the sidewalk and thought the -natter had been dropped for the present at least. Alderman Sheffield also reported that in the matter of . equest of Mr. Henry Butler for permit to install a gasoline ,umping station at 1614 Maple Avenue, he had not yet found '..out where the tank was to be placed so could not make a def- inite report upon the matter, as the man would have a right to put the pump in the parkway if the tank was to be placed 3n private property. Alderman Eastman, for the Finance Committee, introduced and moved the adoption of the following resolution:- "IMEREAS , in certain special, assessments various prop- Brty owners have overpaid some or all the installments of aid assessments, said sumo aggregating a total of $627.47; nd WHEREAS FURTHER, in said assessments, and subsequent to said payments, reduced and emended rolls have been filed in the County Court; which reduced and amended rolls have been confirmed by order of said County Court; and 530 WHEREAS FURTHER, the -City aColleetoi-has_.upon'.hie,=rEioids the 'n-a mes ,of ally Of partite.td.who'-h&ve" Qerpaid in said assessments and the amounts to be rebated to each, said assess -ments and the amounts overp4 d being as follows: Special Assessment No. 605, for paving Sheridan Road from Fain Street to Rinn Street 78.96 Special Assessment No. 606, for paving South . Boulevard . from the east line of Chicago Avenue to the west line of Sheridan Road 191.85 Special Assessment No. 607, for paving South Boulevard from Linden Avenue to Ridge Avenue 148.94 Special Assessment No. 608, for paving Forest Avenue from Greenleaf Street to Main Street 207.72 NOW, THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED, that the amounts set opposite said special assessments, the same aggreagting the sum of $627.47, be and the same ins hereby transferred to the Evanston Rebate Fund, and the IjIayor and City Clerk are hereby authorized to issue warrants to the said property owners for the amount of their respective rebates in the assessments abov, set forth -.upon orders being drawn by the City Collector to the parties so entitled to same.' ` t The notion was seconded by Alderman Witt and carried; voting al-e Aldermen Topliff, Chandler, Pettibone, Sheffield, Eiden, Robertson, Witt, Franz, Eastman, Kingsley, Knapp and Humphrey (12) ; voting na;- none (0). Alderman Eastman also presented bill of Andersen, DeLany i 8c Co. for serivices rendered in connection with audit of the Uh, books and accounts of the City of Evanston for the two years ending December 31, 1914, amounting; to $700.00, and moved that same be approved and a warrant ordered dram,:in -aa yment thereof and charged to the Contingent Fund. The ?notion was seconded by Alderman Robertson and carried; voting aye Alder- men Topliff, Chandler, Pettibone, Sheffield, Eiden, Robertson, Y 'Witt, Franz, Eastman, Kingsley, Knapp and Humphrey (12) ; voting nay none (0). Alderman Humphrey, for the Committee on Lighting, pre- sented report of the committee recommending that the petitions for the following lights, all overhead circuits, be granted: t I SGU 531 1. Pioneer Road and Payne Street JJ 2. ti1l.Railroad Avenue Between Grant and Lincoln 3. Dodge Avenue and Emerson Street (N.W.Corner) 4. Darrow Avenue and Davis Street 5. Darrow Avenue and 'Dempster Street 6. Central Street and City Limits 7. Austin Street and Custer Avenue — 7 8. Move light at Ridge Avenue and Harvard Street to point 100 feet north of the City Limits or Howard Avenue on Ridge Avenue Alderman Humphrey moved that the report of the com- mittee be approved and the lights ordered placed by the Public Service Company. The motion was seconded by Alder- man Franz and carried; voting aye Aldermen `ropliff, Chandler, Pettibone;, Sheffield, Eiden, Robertson, Witt, Franz, Eastman, Kingsley, Knapp and Humphrey (12) ; voting nay none (0). Alderman Humphrey also submitted report for the Light -ing Committee and Corporation Counsel., to -qhom was re- ferred bill of W.J. Huddle, for services rendered during the month of lurch , 1915, amounting to $1, 581.87, recom- mending that the bill be approved, and moved that same be approved and ordered paid out of the Legal Expense Fund. The motion was seconded by Alderman Eastman and carried; voting aye Aldermen Topliff, Chandler,,Pettibone, Shef- field, Eiden, Robertson, 'Witt, Franz, Eastman, Kingsley, Knapp and Humphrey (12); voting nay none (0). Alderman Chandler,, for the Commkttee on Parks, Plats hand Subdivisions, submitted plat of ridge Terrace, a sub- -division of Lot 1 in the County Clerkls:Division of that part of the N.tiV. Fractional 1 of Sec.-7 T. 41 N., R.14 E. :)f the 3rd P.Id. lying east of County or Ridge Road, being the E.10:48 acres of Lot 3 in AssessotYs Division of i sractional See. 7, T. 41 N., R. 14 E. of the 3rd P.14. in gook County, Illinois, stating that there were some matters ame up and certain regulations w ere to be submitted and t the request of the Corporation Counsel moved that the matter of this plat be referred to the Corporation Counsel. The motion was seconded by Alderman Knapp and carried. 0 532 Alderman Chandler then submitted report of the Committee on Parks,. Plats and Subdivisions upon plat of Re -subdivision o v ^, W of the South 57:50 feet of Lots 14, 15 :and 16, in re -subdivision -) S -,(/IA of Block 5, in Pitner & Sons Addition '-to South Evanston, corner of IJain Street -..and Aebury. Avenue, to the effect that the plat met the approval of the Corporation Counsel, Com- missioner of .Public Works, Aldermen of the Ward and Committee ` on "Parks ;` Plats and Subdivisions; and moved that same be ap- proved by the Council., The motion was seconded by Alderman Eiden and carried. Alderman Chandler also submitted report upon the plat of Subdivision of Lots 7 and S, Block 80 in North Evanston, a � •'iAJ, subdivision in the south part of,Uuilmette Reservation and north part of Fractional Sec.. 12, > 41, 13, at the Southwest corner of Central Street and Ashland Avenue, and moved that same be approved by the Council. The motion was seconded by Alderman Topliff and ,carried. Alderman Chandler also stated that he had a report upon the request to change the name of Dewey Avenue to East/ i� wood Abenue, and waved that it be referred to the Corporation J� Counsel as it requires an ordinance to change the name of a .street. The motion was seconded by Alderman Kingsley and carried. Alderman Topliff, for the Railroad Committee, submitted 9 report of the committee upon the condition of thep avement be- rf}1, tween the street car tracks on Chicago Avenue between Kedzie Street and South Boulevard, to -the effect that the matter was '�� adN brought to the attention of the -Manager of the Evanston Rail- 't)w s,vay Company and received reply that the matter would be taken ap at once. Alderman Topliff moved that the report br re- ceived and placed on file. The motion was seconded by Alder - ;man Eiden and carried. Alderman Topliff also submitted report of the Railroad ;Ommit-ee upon matter of stopping of Evanston trains on the El- �L 3vated Road at -Howard Avenue, a,t` eras toXen up with 11r. Feron to the effect that the matter and the reply received that com- I SCE U -533 plaint'made was justifiable and that he has given orders which will tend to lessen inconvenience to through Evanston ,passengers. Alderman Topliff moved that the report be re- ceived and placed on file. The :notion was seconded by Al derman Eastman and carried. Alderman Pettibone, for the Sewer Committee, moved that the matter of Sewage Diversion be referred to a special co_mirittee consisting of the Committee on Sewers and the Judiciary Committee. The :notion was sedonded by Alderman Kingsley and carried. f% Under Call ofWards, Alderman Topliff, for the First VIC �p Ward, called. attention to .the condition of the vacant lot VA444t,; at Davis Street and Hinman Avenue, and moved that the natter of the catch basins on said lot be referred to the iealth Committee. The motion was seconded by Alderman Knapp and carried. Alderman Topliff also spoke of the fact that one of the Auto shops on Davis Street was carrying on a repair � business without a license so to do, and moved that this J -matter be referred to the Police Committee. The motion was seconded by Alderman Pettibone and carried. Alderman Chandler, for the Second Ward, presented plat of Cwrier.'s Resubdivision of lots 12 and 13, in Block 169 (;North Evanston, in Sec. I2, T. 14 �V., R. 13 E. of 3rd F.M. Evanston, Cook County, Illinois, andmoved that same be referred to the 00mrittee on Farks, Flats & Subdivisions. i The motion was seconded by Alderman Kingsley and carried. I Q� Alderman Chandler also introduced a commmnication / from Mr. S.G. StricUand, General Manager of the Chicago k Tgorthwestern Railway Co., calling attention to the dan- Serous condition of the street at the intersection of Z �Davis Street and Ridge At4nue, and moved that the matter be referred to the Street Committee. The motion was Seconded by Alderman Humphrey and carried. 534 Alderman Chandler also stated that he had heen requested to ask the Council for a special permit for a'garage in the rear of 810 Main Street, and moved'that the matter be referred to the Building Oommittee. The motion was seconded by Alder- man Sheffield and carried. Alderman Chandler also stated that it had been brought to his attention that arkumber of the plumbers were very anxious to see the plumbing ordinances before their final publication, and moved a reconsideration of'the action taken at the last meeting of the Council when it was ordered that the ordinances passed be printed Tith the exception of the Building Ordinances 'F• The motion was seconded by Alderman Eidnn and lost. Alderman Franz, for the Fifth 6Vard, 'presented a com,?Yunica- tion received from 1dr. F.B.I7yche in regard to the repairing of _.Sheridan Road, and moved that it be referred to the Street x Committee. The motion was seconded by Alderman Kingsley and x carried. Alderman Kingsley, for the Sixth Ward, spoke of the width of the alley just west of Sherman Avenue, between Col- st., fax Street and Noyes Street and moved that the matter of the p fig. widening of this portion of sal d alley before Sherman Avenue T is paved be referred to the Board of Local Improvements. The motion was seconded by Alderman Humphrey and carried. .Mayor Pearsons stated that he wished_to submit the name . h of Mr. Robert B. Sawyer for the position.of City Collector, the appointment to take effect 11-4ay let. Alderman Eastman " moved that the appointment be confirmed by the Council. The motion was seconded by Alderman Pettibone and carried. Mayor rearsons then announced that the Council would take a recess for a few minutes to consider a matter which the Cori-Attee on Health had to present. 117hen the Council again convened Alderman Kingsley, for the Committee on Health, Sanitation and Charities, introduced a contract which has been prepared providing that the collection and disposal of waste paper in the City of Evanston should be carried on by the Chicago Christian Industrial League, and k TS611 1 535 that the Mayor and City Clerk be authorized to enter into a contract with the Chicago Christian Industrial League for such cork. The :notion was seconded by Alderman Robertson and car- ried; voting aye Aldermen Topliff, Chandler, Pettibone, Shef- Iield,= Eiden, Robertson, Witt, Franz. Eastman, Kingsley, Knapp and Humphrey (12); voting nay.none (0). \ Alderman Franz asked that there be a meeting held of ,he Street Committee in the office of the Mayor at 4:20 Wednes -day afternoon. Upon motion of Alderman Eiden,seconded by Akderman Chand- -er, the Council then adjourned. d City Clerk. 536 City Hall, Evanston, Iiiinois, May 4, 1915. Regular meeting of the City Council, held May 4th, 1915. Present: - Alderman Topliff, ". Chandler, R " Pettibone, " Burns, Sheffield, " Eiden, " Robertson, " Franz, " Eastman, " Kingsley, " Knapp, " Humphrey, Page Deittrich. Absent: - None. Idayor Pearsons presiding. Alderman Witt moved that the minutes of a regular meeting of the City Council, held 11,pril 27th, 1915, be approved with- out reading. The :notion ivas seconded by Alderman Franz and carried. City Clerk Hahn presented the following:- 1. Certificate of the City Clerk to the effect that hirs. Y.C. Jones is entitled to payment for services as clerk of election held April Oh, 1915, her name having been omitted from former pay -roll, the amount due her being $6.00. Alder- man Knapp moved that this bill be approved upon its approval by the Finance Committee. The motion was seconded by Alder- man Witt and carried; voting aye Aldermen Topliff,Chandler, Pettibone, Burns, Sheffield, Eiden, Robertson, Witt, Franz, Eastman, Kingsley, Knapp and Humphrey (13); voting nay none (0) . M 1 TSGU 537 1 jXa 2. Communication from Yr. Fred E. Bennett, asking "permission to conduct street meetings one night in the V� week in the City of Evanston, location to be dedded by the Council but suggestion made that would like to hold same in front of or near the Rood Building. Alderman .Vitt moved that this communication be referred to the Police Committee. The motion was seconded by Alderman Humphrey and carried. 3. Comy-mnicataon from Mrs. F.A. Bradley, 1925 Orrington CL. , . "Avenue, stating; that she paid wheel tax in the sum of $10.00 .to the City Collector and asking for a refund of this money on account of the decision of the Supreme -Court denying the right of the city to collect said tax. Alderman Eastman moved that the request be referred to the Corporation Coun- sel and the Judiciary Comrittee. The motion was seconded by Alderman Humphrey and carried. Alderman Robertson, for the Auditing Committee, present -ed the following temporary pay -rolls for the last half of . the month of April, 1915, and moved that same be approved and warrants ordered drawn in payment thereof and charged to the respective funds: Special Assessments 52.00 Department of Streets14120:201 Water Department 90.25- Sewer Department 1 7.20. Dept.of°Buildings 30.17 Public Parks 192.00 Contingent Expenses 39.00 Also bill of Callaghan & Co.•to be charged to Legal Expense 39.00 ^he motion was seconded by Alderman Burns and carried: voting aye Aldermen Topliff,Chandler,Pettibone,Bu rns,Sheffield, Eiden,Robertson,iitt,'Franz,Eastmen,Kingsley,Knapp and Hum- phrey (13); voting nay none (0). _ Alderman Sheffield, for the Building Committee, to Mjw�m-which was referred application of Geo. A. Kearney for per- p/�, mission to install a gasoline storage tank in parkway of the /" ; Tj__ a,� I 0 2 pu� f�,G� Evanston Auto Conany, 1026 Davis Street, submitted report to the effect that the application had been withdrawn and'th e tank installed on private property. Alderman Sheffield also submitted report of the Build- .g Commmittee upon application of Henry Butler for permission install a gasoline pumping station at 1614 Maple Avenue th pump in the pai*"ay, to the effect that the committee 53S 577 UYt, would -recommend that this permission be granted, provided that the gasoline tank be located inside of the sidewalk and a fee, of $10.00 per annum be paid for the privileges of having the pump in the parkway. Alderman.Sheffield.moved ' that the report of .the committee. be approved. The motion was econded by Alderman.Knapp and carried. Alderman Sheffield also submitted report upon application Frank Krueger for permission to wove a one story building from 577 Cook Street to Lot 2, Block �, Evanston Center Add- ition,bn Washington Place west of Wesley Avenue, to the effect that the permission had been given for this removal. Alderman Sheffield also submitted report of the Building Committee upon application of Mary Geier to move a house to Lot 1, Block 1, Evanston Center.Addition from 571 Cook Street, �fecom]ending that the application be granted, and moved that the report of the committee be approved. The motion was seconded by Alderman Chandler and carried. Alderman Sheffield also submitted report of the Building Committee upon petition of Joseph Nester for permission to ,aj move a one story building from 906 Emerson Street to Lots 15 and 16 Hoveland's Subdivision, being east side of Brown Avenue -between Church and Emerson Streets, recommending that the per -mission be granted, and moved that the report of the committee be approved. The motion was seconded by Alderman Eiden and carried. 1 C� Alderman Sheffield also submitted report upon request for lth, ,'l,cr _t, -special permission to erect a frame garage in the rear of 810 a_at&_Vt Street, recommending that the permission be granted, and o 0 o t T moved the adoption f the report f the commit ee. he motion was seconded by Alderman Chandler and carried. Alderman Sheffield then moved that the request for a permit. 2 to erect a frame gasoline shed at the southT.rest corner of Sheri dan Road and South Boulevard, and protelt in regard to erection f same, be referred to the Judiciary Committee and Corporation Counsel. The motion was seconded by Alderman Eiden and carried. ISGUU 539 Alderman Eastman;i for the Finance Committee, introduced the follotiving bonds and moved that they be approved by the Council: Bond of R.B. Sawyer, ,as City. Collector, in the sum of Forty Thousand Dollars, with Thomas H. Eddy and Lewis IS. Sawyer as sureties. Bond of R.B. Sawyer, as Superintendent 'of.Special Assess t-ments, ' in the sum of One Thousand Dollars, with Lewis ICI. Sawyer and Henry A. Pearsons as sureties. Bond of Henry Fiseher.and August Koster, as Sidewalk Builders, in the sum of Five Thousand Dollars, with Jas.D. " AUIA,.- Wigginton and John Becker as sureties. ---- Bond of James Park, as Plumber, • in the sum of Five u'0 Thousand Dollars, with the Royal Indemnity Company as surer: ty. Bond of James Park, as Server Builder & Drain Layer, in .the sum of Ten Thousand Follars, with the Royal I ridemnity Company as surety. The motion was seconded by Alderman Knapp and carried. Alderman Burns, for the Judiciary Committee, presented 6/1~report upon the request of C.D.' Greene for a refund for moneys paid for license to operate t7,,o automobiles for one year from I1ay 1, 1915; -also request of Mrs. F.A. Bradley for a refund of $10.00 paid fir license to operate an automo -bile for one year from lda3r 1, 1915, to the effect that the requests should be denied, and moved -the adoption of the „eport of the committee. The motion was seconded by Alder- man Humphrey and carried. �i Alderman Chandler, for the Committee on Parks, Plats and Subdivisions, to which was referred plat of Broomell's Subdivision of Block 7 (except the east 190 feet and except the north 150 feet thereof, John Culver's Subdivision of the N.W. of the S.W1. ti of SAC. 12, T. 41 N., R. 13 E. of the 3rd r.M., Evanston, Cook County, Illinois, submitted report of the committee recommending that the plat be ap- proved and moved that the report of the committee be approved by the Council. The motion was seconded by Alderman Petti-- bone and carried; voting py'e Aldermen Topliff,Chandler, Pettibone,Burns, Sheffield, Eiden,Robertson, Witt, Franz, Eastman, Kingsley, Knapp and Humphrey (13); voting nay none (0). Alderman Chandler also presented report upon plat of Ridge Terrace, a subdivision of Lot 1, in the County Clerk's Division of that part of the N.W.Fractional of Sec.7, T. 41 N., R. 14 E. of the 3rd P.M. lying east of County or Ridge Road, being the east 10:48 acres of Lot 3 in the Assess orts Division of Fractional Sec. 7, T. 41 N., R. 14 E. of the 3rd P.M., to the effect that it had been approved by the committee and moved that it be approved by the Council. The motion was seconded by Alderman Pettibone and carried; voting aye Aldermen Topliff,Chandler,Pettibone,Franz,Eastman Kingsley, and Humphrey (7); voting nay Aldermen Burns, Sheffield,Eiden,Robertson,Witt and Knapp (6). Alderman Chandler also submitted report upon plat of t 'c 1 in Block 16 North owner's Resubdiva.�ion of Lots 12 and 3, , Evanston, in Section 12, T. 41 N., R. 13 E. of the 3rd P.M., Evanston, Cook County, Illinoisri. stating that the plat had been approved by the committee and moved that it be approved by the Council. The motion was seconded by Alderman Eastman and carried; voting aye Aldermen Topliff,Chandler,Pettibone, Burns,Sheffield,Eiden,Robertsonll7itt,Franz,Eastman,Kingsley, Knapp and Humphrey '(13); voting nay none (0). OdAlderman Eiden, for the Police Committee, to which was /tRI referred complaint that an automobile salesroom on Davis Street was really carrying on a repair business and garage without a license,'submitted report of the committee to the 6& effect that upon investigation it was found that the said preini:ses were not used as a repair shop or a garage, but were used as salesrooms onlu for the Ford Motor cars, and that there was nothing in the city ordinances requiring any person to have a license for a business of that kind. Alder- man Eiden moved that the report of,the committee.be approved. The motion was seconded by Alderman Witt and carried. Alderman Eiden also submitted report of the Police Com- �#Q'tImittee on complaint that heavy 4utdmobile trucks were going ISGII1 541 1 1 1 at full speed doom, the slope at Greenleaf Street and Ridge Avenue, stating that a police officer has been detailed to that location and all violators have been warned to slow down. Alderman .Eiden moved the approval of the report of the committee. The motion was seconded by AldermanRobert- son and carried. _ 64tAlderman Franz, for the Street Committee, stated that some of the property owners along Sheridan Road had - asked that a mass meeting be called to meet in the Council /, nu/ �— Chamber on Friday evening, April 7th, to consider the matter of the repairing of Sheridan Road at the property owners expense. Alderman Pettibone moved that the persons mentioned be allowed to call such a meeting to be held in the Council Chamber if it is their desire. The motion was sedonded by Alderman Humphrey and carried. Alderman Knapp, for the Water Committee, presented a communication from 3-Mr. C.K. Zimmerman, 561 Willard Place„ 09 in regard to a refund on his vrater tax.bills for the past several years$ and moved that same'be referred to the %eater Committee. The motion was seconded by Alderman Eastman and carried. Under Call of Wards, Alderman Eastman, for the Sixth ivoWard, presented a petition, signed by six ovmers of property fronting on said street, asking that the Council take steps to have the name of Boomer Place changed tb Maple Wood Place and moved that the petition be 'referred to the Corporation counsel and Committee on Parks, Plats & Subdivisions. The :notion was seconded by Alderman Chandler and carried. Alderman Eastman also moved that the layor appoint a ommittee to wait upon the officials of the Village of `,Vilmette to take up the matter of an increased charged for ter furnished said village. The motion was seconded by Alderman Titt and carried. Mayor Pearsons announced that he would appoint on that committee Aldermen Knapp, Humphrey hind Eastman, together with the Commissioner of Public Works. 542 Alderman Kingsley, for the Committee on Health, Sanita- Lion and Charities, to which.was referred matter of unsani- 9 %/l�/nntary condition of lot at the corner of Hinman Avenue and Davis Street, reported that the matter had been investigated by the Health Department and condition found to be as stated, and that steps would be taken to remedy the evil. Alderman Kingsley also.reported that the matter of the ALt. "condition of vacant lot on Hartzell Street, between Bennett and McDaniel Avenues, had been investigated by the Health Department and would.be cared for in proper manner. Alderman Sheffield, for the Third Ward, again called at- tention to the condition of the paving between the street car Un- tracks on Chicago Avenue, between South Boulevard and Keeney Street, stating that the Railway Company had taken no action as yet in the matter, and moved that it again be referred to the Railroad. Committee and Commissioner of Public Works, with the request that the Railway Company. be required to take some imiediate action. The motion was seconded by Alderman Burns and carried. Alderman Burns, for the Third Ward, stated that complaint had been made about the pavement of that portion of Sheridan Road back of Calvary Cemetery, there the pavement was rising from its bed, and moved that the Street Committee take this matter up with the contractor and see that the repairs are made. ;.Iayor Pearsons stated that the matter had already been taken up with the contractor and would be attended to. Alderman Burns also spoke of the condition of Ridge Ave- nue, south of Main Street, exclusive of that portion which has been recently treated, and moved that the Superintendent of Streets be directed to report to the Council next Tuesday night the amount that has been spent for repairs upon the improvement which was authorized by the Council and an estimate of what it will cost to finish the balance of the work. The motion was seconded by Alderman Eiden and carried. 1 1 1 I SG, U 543 1 1 1 Alderman Burns also moved that the matter of the in - II _ sta.11ation of two safety islands at the intersection of A-4r,'t-14,4 ( " Edgemere, Sheridan Road and 14ain Street be referred to the Police Committee to investigate and report to the Coun- oil. The motion was'seconded by Alderman Eiden and carried Alderman Chandler, for the Second Ward, stated that his attention had been called to the dangerous condition of the street at the intersection of Grove Street and iesle; Avenue, caused by the Telephone Co. having torn up the street and not put it back in proper shape, and moved that it be referred to the Street Committee to see that the Telephone Company repair same as'it should be. The motion was seconded by Alderman Burns and carried. 1% 11 A161, Aherman Chandler also moved that the matter of the re- /huly_9_Lmoval of the old barn in the rear of about 620 Grove Street A /� be referred to the sire Corsmtttee. -The motion was seconded by Alderman Witt and carried. Mayor Fearsons stated that as he had received the resig -7Zation of Mr. James R. Duthie as a member of the Civil Ser- lice Board he wished to'submit the name of Mr. CarrolmShaf- �, fer to succeed him and to fill out the unexpired term of :r. George H. Irliller, deceased. Alderman Burns moved that he appointment be confirmed by the Council. The motion was econded by Alderman Witt and carried. Mayor Pearsons then stated that the committee from the Commercial Association that was appointed to go over the ft- Building Ordinances was to be allowed to be heard this even- �L� /U- /,,,�„ ing. Alderman Burns moved that the Council take a recess until 9:,740 o'clock to give such committee a chance to report The motion was seconded by Alderman Humphrey and carried. ,Then the Council again convened Alderman Burns moved that the Council adjourn. The motion was seconded by Alder- man Eiden and carried. City Clerk. 544 City Hall, Evanston, Illinois, May 11, 1915.- Regular meeting of the City .Council, held May llth, 1915. Present:; Alderman Topliff, Chandler, Pettibone, Burns, Sheffield, Eiden, Robertson, Witt, Franz, Kingsley, Knapp, Humphrey. Page Diettrich. Absent: Alderman Eastman. Mayor Pearson presiding. 11 0 Alderman Witt moved that the minutes of a regular meeting of the City Council, held May 4th, 1914, be approved without-L rdading. Alderman Humphrey stated that according to his notion the minutes did not show what actually happened at the last meeting, as it was his recollection -.that the committee appointed by Mayor Pearsons to confer with the officials of Wilmette in regard to charge for water furnished to that village was com- posed only of Aldermen Eastman and Humphrey, and he thought the minutes should be corrected to so.read. Mayor Pearsons stated that he had added the name of Alderman Knapp to that committee after the recess taken by the Council. Alderman Humphrey stated that it was not so announced to the Council and asked that Nhe 1 1 original minutes be read on the matter. Alderman Sheffield moved that the minutes be amended to make them read according to ,,he facts. The motion was seconded by Alderman Pettibone and lost; I I S(I U 545 1 1 voting nay Aldermen Burns, Eiden,Franz,Kingsley,Knapp and Humphrey (6); voting aye Aldermen Chandler,Pettibone, Sheffield,Robertson and Witt (5). Alderman Humphrey then m moved that the minutes be correct to correspond with the sten -ographer+s notes. The motion was seconded by Alderman Burris and carried.. City Clerk Hahn presented the following:- 1. Report of the City Treasurer for the last half of the month of April 1915, and report of the City Comptroller for the'monyh of April, 1915. Alderman Knapp moved that these reports be received and placed on file. The motion was seconded by Alderman Witt and carried. 3 YJ 2. Plat of Resubdivision of Lots 6 and 7, in Block a 6, in Osborn and Skillman's Sub..of South 121 acres of Lot 7 Assessor's Division of the S.W.-, of Sec. 19, T. 41 N., R. 14 E. of the 3rd P.M. Alderman Pettibone moved that the plat be referred tothe Committee nn Parks, Plats and Subdivisions. The motion was seconded by Alderman Chand- 1 er and carried. 3 Petition of Chas. H. Bartlett to move a 2E story building from 1131 Maple Avenue to 1123 Elmwood Avenue; petition of Wh'eadon M.E. Church to move a one and one-half r story building from 914 Emerson Street to 1112 Noyes Street 11 �, - rear, and petition of George Edens to move a two story uilding from 628 Church Street to1116 Emerson Street. Alderman Pettibone moved that these petitions be referred to the Building Committee. The motion was seconded by �8 //14, Alderman Knapp and carried. `. Communication from Mr. D.r.Davidson$ Commissioner of Streets, submitting report on cost of work done inre- pairing Ridge Avenue from Crain Street to south limits of the city, to the effect that the cost of scarifying Ridge J� Avenue from Crain Street to Austin Street, excluding the Gam. block between 'Washington Street and Madison Street is $785. jr 2.90 per sq..yd. That the cost of scarifying that part )f Ridge Avenue from Austin Street to the south limits is zstimated to be $85.00. That if the city is to spread tarvia 546 and granite chips over the entire scarified surface the add- itional cost would be approximately $10445.00. Alderman Burns moved that this report be referred to the Committee on Streets to report to the Council upon the same at the next meeting as to whether in their judgment the remaining work on Ridge Avenue should be completed and if so when. The motion was seconded by Alderman Eiden and carried. 5. Request from Bodkin and Keane that the Council take such action as may be necessary to permit them to show pie e tures .in their theaters after 2:30 P.M. on Sundays. Alderman Burns moved that the request be referred to the Mayor and the Police Committee. The motion was seconded by Alderman Eiden and carried. 6. Communication from Mr. Geo. B. Winter, chairman of 03. the Ways and Means Committee of the Evanston Commercial Association, extending an invitation to the Mayor and members 0144 --of the Council to assist in preparation for the observation of Memorial Day in Evanston and to become as well a part of the parade which it is purposed to hold on that,day. Alder- man Chandler moved that the invitation be accepted. The motion was seconded by Alderman Eiden and carried. 7. Com.i=ication- from Mrs. T.C. Reiley, stating that �..� the latter part of May or June the Frances E. Willard Hospital e will hold its Summer Flower Sale in Chicago and asking that _permission be given to also hold such a sale in Evanston. - Alderman Humphrey moved that it be the sense p J of the Council n 1 that the matter be referred to the Mayor for such action as he thinks best. The motion was seconded by Alderman Chandler and carried. Alderman Chandler, for the Board of Local Improvements, moved a suspension of the rules for the passage of an ordin- ance providing that a nine inch vitrified tile pipe sewer be laid in Darrow4Avenue, in the City of Evanston, County of 4 Cook, State of Illinois, from the center line of Greenwood Street to a poZnt one hundred and forty feet north of the north lot lincrof Dempster Street. The motion was seconded C 1 1 Is (3U 547 by Alderman Pettibone and carried; voting aye Aldermen .Topliff, Chandler,Pettibone,Burns,Sheffi'eld,Eiden,Robertson Witt,Franz,Kingsley,Knapp and Humphrey (12); voting nay mane (0). Alderman Chandler then submitted a recommendation, estimate and ordinance providing that a nine inch vitrified tile pipe sewer, with necessary manholes and .catch basins, be laid in Darrow Avenue, in the City of Evanston, County of Cook, State of Illinois, from the center Line of Green- 0 t wood Street to a point one hundred and forty,. feet north �b. of the north lot line of Dempster Street, and moved that th-e Council.:_ concur in the recommendation, approve the estimate and pass the ordinance, The motion was seconded by Alder- man Humphrey and carried; voting aye Aldermen Topliff, Chandler,Pettibone,Bu rns,Sheffield,Eiden,P.obertsonoWitt, Franz,Kingsley;Knapp and -Humphrey (12); voting nay none (0). Alderman Chandler also submitted and .moved the approv- I ��2ti 1 ) al and payment of a contractor's estimate '(No. 1 Partial) w in favor of U.Foley Company, Contractor, in the sum of � $4600.001 for paving Ridge Court from Greenleaf Street to Lee Street, Special Assessment No. 637, The motion was seconded by Alderman Topliff and carried;, voting aye Alder- men Toplif'f,Chan-filer.Pettibone,Burns,Sheffield,Eiden,Robert- son,#Vitt,Franz*Ki.ngsley,Xnapp and Humphrey (12); voting aay none (0). Alderman Chandler also submitted and moved the approval O f ?.nd payment of a Contractor's Estimate (no. 1 Partial) , in favor of M. Foley Company, Contractor, in the sum of $3,600.00, for pavement in Ashland Avenue and Lyons Street from Church Street to Emerson Street and Wesley to Alley U. of Ashland Avenue, Special Assessment No. 616. The notion was seconded by Alderman Topliff and carried; voting aye Aldermen Topliff,Chandler,Pettibone,Burns,Sheffield, Eiden,Robezison,lVitt,Franz,Kingsley,Knapp and Humphrey (12); voting nay none (0). Alderman Chandler also submitted a contractor's estimate ( No. 1 Partial), in favor of M.Foley Company, Contractor, in the sum of $2,700.00 for paving, Dewey Avenue from Central _ Street to Isabella Street, Special Assessment No. 617, and Moved the approval and payment of said estimate. The motion was seconded by Alderman Pettibone -and carried; voting aye Aldermen Topliff,Chandler,Pettibone,Burns,Sheffield,Eiden, RobertsonsIVitt,Franz,Kingsley,Knapp and Humphrey (12); vot- ing nay none (0). Alderman Chandler also submitted and moved the approval and payment of a contractor's estimate(No. 1 Partial.), in favor of M.Foley Uompany, Contractor, in the sum of $600.00 400 for paving Alley in Block 67, Village of Evanston, from Maple Avenue to Oak Avenue, Special Assessment No. 627. The motion was seconded by Alderman Eiden and carried; voting aye Alder men Topliff,Chendler,Pettibone,,Burns,Sheffiel.d,Eiden,Rober:�son, Witt,Franz,Kingsley,Knapp and Humphrey (12); voting nay none (0). Alderman Robertson, for the Auditing Committee, introduced the following bills for the month of, Apti1,. 19151 abd moved that same be approved and warrants ordered drawn in payment thereof and charged to the respective funds: - Miscellaneous Fund 115.51 Civil Service 121.55 Dept.of Buildings 90.91 Dept.of Streets 43 .07 City Comptroller's Ofe l9,,50 Contingent Fund 3�.00 City Collector+s_Ofe 13.06 Health Department 43.95 Public Parks _ 153.43 Police Department 161.19 Dept.of Public Works 10.02• Street .fighting 2731.83 Printing 5.00 Sewer Department 24.10 Special Assessments 63.8 Public Buildings 505.46 Fire Department 269.7 Pumping Station-999.09 Water Department 3,231.53 The motion was seconded by Alderman Eiden and carried; voting aye Aldermen Topliff,Chandler,Fettibone,Bu rns,Sheffield,Eiden, RobertsonsWittlFranztKingsley#Knapp and Humphrey (12); voting nay none (0). Alderman Sheffield, for the Building Committee, submitted report of the committee upon application of Mr. Otto Otter -Strom for a permit to build a storeroom under the sidewalk at I 1024-Church Street, to the effect that the committee would cecomm.end the granting of the permit, provided the construction ,I, T S GI U 59 1 BE IN ACCRrdance with Sec. 749nof the, Neir Code, and further provided that an annual rental of $10.00 be paid to the city as consideration for the use of the property, it be- ing agreed and u nderstood that the right given to the said Otterstrom or his assigns shall simply be the right of a tenant at will. Alderman Sheffield moved that the com- mittee's report be approved. The motion was seconded by Alderman Pettibone and carried. Alderman Sheffield, for the Finance Committee, stated that he had several bonds of Plumbers and Sewer Builders Guu --L,4o present but that the Corporation Counsel had n-t ap- e e ap- proved same because of their not having revenue stamps upon them so he would not present the bonds for the approv- al of the Council.urtil the next meeting. Alderman Witt, for the Fire Committee, reported that in the matter of the old barn located at 616 Grove Street, /1AA1 0 /�tw which was referred to said committee, the building had been found in bad condition and the committee would present a further report on same at the next meeting. Alderman Kingsley, for the Committee on Health, Sanita �(,y,vwu -tion and Charities, reported that•lie heard nothing further from the Health Department'in the matter of condition of vacant lot at Davis Street and Hinman Avenue, but that the same was being looked after by the Health Department, as eras also thema.tter of complaint in regard to lot on Hartzell Street. Alderman Chandler, for the Committee on Parks, Flats 9a3hurch nd Subdivisions, presented plat of Arthur T. 11clntoshts Street Addition to Evanston, being a subdivision )f part of the S.W.! of the N.W.1 of Sec. 13 T. 41 N., R. 13 E. of the 3rd P.11., and moved the approval of the plat )y the Council. The .motion was seconded by Alderman Hum- ;)hrey and carried; voting aye Aldermen Topliff,Chandler, 7ettibone,Burns, Sheffield, Eiden,Rob'ertson, Vitt, Franz, Kings -ley, Knapp and Humphrey (12); voting nay none (0). i 550 Alderman Chandler then moved a suspension of the rules for the passage of an ordinance providing for changing the name of Boomer Place to Maple IVood Place. The motion was seconded by Alderman Knapp and carried; voting aye Aldermen Topliff,Chandler,Pettibone,Burns,Sheffield,Eiden,Robertson, Witt,Franz,Kingsley,Knapp and Humphrey (12); voting nay none. Alderman Chandler then presented the ordinance providing for changing the name of Yoomer Place to Maple Wood Place, but upon the advise of the Corporation Counsel that special assess- ment proceedings were noir"pending for the paving of said street and name should not be changed in his opinion at this time, Alderman Chandler withdrew his motion. Alderman Chandler also moved a suspension of the rules for the passage of an ordinance authorizing the issuance of Lake Shore Improvement Bonds to the amount of $50,000. and providing for the payment thereof. The motion was seconded by Alderman Humphrey. Alderman Burns asked that the ordin- ance be read by the City Clerk, after which a vote was taken upon the suspension of the rules and the same was car- ried; voting aye Aldermen Topliff,Charidler,Pettibone:ipBurns, Sheffield,Robertson,Kingeley,Knapp and Humphrey (9); voting nay Alderman Eiden,19itt and Franz (3). Alderman Chandler then introduced the ordinance author- izing the issuance of sake Shore Improvement Bonds to the amount of $50,000. and providing for the payment thereof and moved the passage of the ordinance. The motion was seconded by Akderman Kingsley. Alderman Burns moved that the ordinance be amended by the insertion after the words "except in front of private property" of words to the effect that property now under the control of the First -Park Dis- trict of the City of Evanston should be included as wellas the public property. The motion was seconded by Alderman Sheffield and carried; voting aye Aldermen Burns,Sheffield, Robertson,EidenjWitt,Franz and Knapp (7); voting nay Alder- men Topliff,Chazidler,Pettibone,Kingeley and Humphrey (5) . 1 1 The Corporation Counsel then inserted the amendment in I Sty U 551. 1 1 1 proper fora and a vote was then taken upon the passage of the prdinance as amended and the same was carried; voting aye Aldermen Topliff,Chandler,Pettibone,Burns,Sheffield, Kingsiey,Knapp and Humphrey (8); voting nay Aldermen Eiden,Robertson,'Witt and Franz (4). Alderman Eiden, for the Police Committee, to which �. t was referred matter of granting permission for street �p meetings to be held on Davis Street in front of the Rood Building, submitted report of the cormmtttee recommending that the permission be granted to hold meetings on Sunday evenings from 7:30 to 9:00 o'clock in said place, and moved the adoption of the report of the committee. The motion was seconded by Alderman Witt and carried. Alderman Eiden also submitted report of the Police Com -mittee upon matter of placing two safety islands at the intersection of Edgemere, Sheridan Road and Uain Street, to the effect that the com}:A:ttee after investigation would t 4 ?,44 recommend that the two safety islands be installed as request- ed at a cpst of not to exceed $175.00, to be charged to the Contingent Mind, and :roved the adoption of the report of whe Committee. The motion eras seconded by Alderman Burns and carried; voting aye Aldermen Topliff,Chmidler,Petti- bone, Burns, Sheffield,Eiden, Robertson, Witt,. Franz,Kingsley, Knapp and Humphrey (12) ; voting nay none (0) . p Aderman Topliff, for the Railroad Committee, to which f' M.eras referred matter of condition of paving between the street car tracks on Chicago Avenue between Keeney Street ` wand South .Boulevard, reported that the work was started :.ast Thursday morning and by the end of the week the wordt laces were finished and the work was still being carried can. Al&erman Humphrey moved a reconsideration of the action of the Council taken last 'Tuesday evening by which Alderman Eastman and Humphrey were appointed as a committee which yogether with the Commissioner of Public Works should confer with the officials of Wilmette in regard to�ichange in amount 552 charged the Village of cJ'ilmette for water. The motion was seconded by Alderman Burns and carried. Alderman Humphrey then moved that this matter be referred to the Water Committee and Commissioner yof Public Works and Corporation Counsel. The motion was seconded by Alderman Knapp and carried. Alderman Franz, for the Street Committee, to which was referred complaint as to condition of paving on Sheridan Road East of Calvary Cemetery, reported that same had been x� �repaired. Under Call of Wards, Alderman Burns, for the Third Wards moved that in future the City Clerk. -ask the heads of all de- partments to report the desire to print any ordinance other �j,�-t ,(�;x,_ than special assessment ordinances to the Printing Committee and that the Printing Committee be authorized 6by the Council to advertise in the regular way for the city's printing .of advertisements or ordinances other than special assessment ordinances. The motion was seconded by Alderman Pettibone and carried. Alderman Robertson, for the .Fourth Ward, spoke of the need of more alarm boxes for use of the Fire Department in S ` the south part of the city and moved that the matter of plac-ing such a box at the intersection of Elm;rood Avenue and South Boulevard be referred to the Lire Committee. The motion was seoonde.dby Alderman ''Witt and carried. Alderman Knapp, for the Seventh yard, spoke of the fact ` hat the fence erected by the Chicago, Mllwaukee & St.Paul goad �n the east of its right of way just north of Church Street exy= tended over the street on Benson Avenue, the upper portion of it. Alderman Topliff, for the Railroad Committee, stated that thcr committee had taken up this matter with the people of the )ocality and it had been gone into by the properMy i pity of#ficials and the.fence was erected so that the upper 04 part ofi it did extend over the street, but dLt seemed to be the only way that it could be built, but it was allowed to be eo built on the understanding that if at any time the City I ISGU 53 1 1 Council should order the fence taken down it would be re- moved on thirty days notVte. Mayor Pearsons suggested that the Commissioner of Public Works issue t#e permit as per agreement between the Chairman of the Railroad Comr-rdttee and the Company._ Alderman Knapp also spoke of the danger ous-_:condi:tion &41,_existing at Foster Street where passengers waiting for the north bound cars of the Milwaukee Electric Road stand �}�i.?.U". U �}'h,• ^ , on a small platform between the two tracks upon which the elevated trains were passing back and forth at quite a high rate of speed, and moved that the matter of remedying this condition be referred tt the Railroad Committee to take up 'with the Company. The :notion was seconded by Alderman Kingsley and carried. Alderman Kingsley, for the Sixth Vard, stated that some of the people`of the North End were desirous of being granted permission to suspend a sign across West Ra il- road Avenue announcing an entertainment to be given under the auspices of the Crandon and Lincolnwood Schools Neigh - boyhood Club, and moved that the permission ,be granted.. the motion was seconded by Alderman Knapp and carried.. Alderman Kingsley also moved that the matter of pre paring an ordinance covering the matter of censoring mov- ✓ q lYn," 1ng picture be referred to the Corporation Counsel and 1 �� she Judiciary Committee. The motion was seconded byUldd`r Un, -man Franz and carried. also reported in Pam-Alderman Kingsley jtkrrxz=xad that/the Matter of plaint about. dangerous--.�oontd�tiibn .ezii3ting-."onc:lotY:an:!Harty- -31��tr tiahena�ithe excavation for a building has been llowed to stand the party owning same is going to begin building; within a week or two now and at the present moment the condition is no menace. • I I TT- A - " I r 4 - ^ - I 'I - - G I n P1 n 4 - - - [Y T�.:� w T T /� M � J � I1 T iY A v� - - - A that he would appoint as a canvassing committee to canvass the returns of the election held for alderman of the First irk_ G Ward Aldermen Topliff, Chandler and Sheffield, the com- i 554 mittee.to report at the meeting tomorrow evening as to the result. Mayor Pearsons also announced that as the term of �,�ir•- !,ir. dfm. J. 0' Connell had expired as a member of the Police pension Board he had decided to appoint as a member of that board Mr. W illiam H. Bill. Alderman Burns then moved that the Council adjourn until Wednesday evening at eight o'clock. The motion was seconded by Alderman Chandler and carried. City Clerk. City Hall, Evanston, Illinois, May 12, 1915. Adjourned meeting of the City Council, held hilay 12th, 1915. Present: - Alderman Topliff, to Sherman4i " Chandler, " Pettibone, " Burns, " Sheffield, " Eiden, " Robertson, Witt, " Franz, Knapp Humphrey, Page Piettrich Absent: Alderman Eastman, " Kingsley. Mayor Pearsdns presiding. .Alderman Pettibone moved that the minutes of a regular meeting of the City Council, held May llth, 1915, be approved without reading. The motion was seconded by Alderman .Burns and carried. ISG,U 555 Alderman Topliff,•for the committee appointed to can- vass the returns of the Special Election held on May llth 1915, for the election of an alderman in the First Ward to succeed Mr. Frank T. I-Larray, resigned, submitted report to the effect that the committee had found that Mr. Edwin Sherman received a majority of the votes cast 4t said election and the com-a'ttee would recommend that he be de- clared elected alderman of the First Ward to fill the unex- pired terms caused by the resignation of IJIr. Frank T.Murray. Alderman Topliff moved that the report of the committee be approved. The motion was seconded by Alderman.Pettibone and carried. Alderman Sherman then took the oath of office, admin- t, istered by the City Clerk, and was duly installed as alder- man from the First Ward. Alderman Topliff, for the Railroad Committee, intro- duced a letter received from hr. F.H. McCulloch, counsel L'the Evanston Railway Company, to the effect that the A ;ompany had failed in its attempts to make arrangements to construct a joint terminal station at the south end of the :ity and asking that an extension of time be granted them in which to build terminal facilities to November 15, 1915. _?lderman Topliff moved a suspension of the rules for the passage of an ordinance granting such extension. The motion was seconded by Alderman Eiden and carried; voting aye Alder -men Topllff,Sherman,Chandler,rettibone,Burns,Sheffield, Eiden,Robertson,Franz,Fnapp and Humphrey (11); voting nay none (0). Alderman Topliff then introduced the ordinance granting an extension of time for the building of terminal facilities Dy the Evanston Railway Company to November 15, 19159 and ;coved the passage of the ordinance. The motion was seconded oy Alderman Pettibone. Alderman Humphrey.moved that the ord- :nance be amended to read June 15, instead of November 15. The motion was seconded by Alderman Burns and carried; voting 556 aye Aldermen Pettibone, Bu rns,Sheffield,Eiden.Franz,Knapp and Humphrey (7); voting nay Aldermen Topliff,Chandler and Robert -son ( j) . (Alderman Sherman excused froni voting) . A vote was then taken upon the passage of the ordinance as ataended and the same was carried; voting aye Aldermen Topliff,Sherman, Chandler, Pettibone, Burns, Sheffield, Eiden, Robertson Franz, Knapp and Humphrey (11); voting nay none (0). Alderman Robertson moved a redonsideration of the vote by.which the amendment to the ordinance providing for the issuance of Take Shore Improvement Bonds in the sum of $50,000. and providing for the payment thereof'was passed on May llth. The motion was seconded by Alderman Eiden, but Alderman Burns rose to a point of order as the consideration should refer to the whole ordinance as the ordinance as amended was passed. Mayor Pearsons sustained the point of order. Alderman Hum- phrey then moved that consent be given to Alderman Robertson to state his. reasons for malting his motion ,to reconsider. The motion was seconded by Alderman Knapp and carried. After Alderman Robertson had stated his reasons and the matter had been discussed Alderman Humphrey moved that the Council recon -side the vote by which the ordinance as amended was passed. The motion was seconded by Alderman Topliff. Alderman Burns moved that the Corporation Counsel be asked to give his reasons for his statement that the Council should not pass an ordinance calling for an ekeetion in the matter of these bonds, and also to give his opinion as to the validity of the ordinance, as amended. The motion was seconded by Alderman Humphrey and carried. After the Corporation Counsel had read his opinion a vote was taken upon the motion to reconsider the vote by which the ordinance as amended was passed on May llth and the same was carried; voting aye Aldermen Topliff, Sher- man, Chandler, Pettibone, Sheffield, Eiden,Robertson, Witt, Franz. Knapp and Humphrey•(11); voting nay Alderman Burns (1). A vote was then taker upon the passage of the ordinance as amended and the same was lost; voting nay Alderman top- liffs Sherman Chandler, Pettibone, Sheffield, Eiden, Robert- II G[1 557 1 1 son, Witt, Franz, Knapp and Humphrey (11); voting nay none (0). (Alderman Burns passed). Alderman Chandler then moved that the o3Xinal ordinance be placed upon its pass- age. The Motion was seconded by Alderman Topliff. Alderman Burns rose to a point of order as the Statutes under the Cities and Villages Act provides that any report of a committee of the Qouncil shall be deferred for final action upon request of any two aldermen present. Alderman Humphrey rose to a point of order as the statute does not apply to ordinances but to reports of committees and Mayor Pearsons said that the point was well ta�en. Alderman Humphrey then moved a reconsideration of the vote by Which the amendment to the ordinance was passed. The motion was seconded by Alderman Knapp and carried; voting aye Aldermen Topliff, Sherman, Chandler, Pettibone, Sheffield, Eiden, Robertson, Witt, Knapp and Humphrey (10); voting nay Aldermen Burns and Franz (2). Alderman Humphrey then moved that the amend- ment be,adopted, The motion was seconded by Alderman Topliff and lost; voting nay Aldermen Topliff,Sherman,Chandler/, Pettibone,Sheffield,Eiden,Robertoon,1Yitt,Franz,Knapp anfd ',Humphrey (11); voting aye Alderman Burns (1). A vote was 'then taken upon the passage of the ordinance as originally presented and the same was lost; voting nay Aldermen .Burns, Sheffiedl, Eiden, Robertson, Witt and Franz (6); voting aye Aldermen Topliff, Sherman, Chandler, Pettibone, [�napp and Humphrey (6). Mayor Pearsons stated he would vote aye and the ordinance be declared passed, but Alder- nan Burns rose to a point of order as it takes a majority of the entire Council to pass an ordinance, which would be night, and the Mayor Stated the point was well taken and ,he ordinance was defeated. Alderman Burns then moved to reconsider the vote by which the ordinance wasdefeated and asked to have same continued until the next regular meeting Gf the Council, but afterward withdrew his motion. Upon motion of Alderman Burns, seconded by Alderman Vitt, 'the Council then adjourned. �.� City -Clerk 558 City Hall, Evanston, Illinois, May 17, 1915. Special Meeting of the City Council, held May 17th, 1915. Present: Alderman Topliff, " Sherman, " Chandler, " Pettibone, " Sheffield, " Eiden, " Robertson, " witt, " Franz, Kingsley, Knapp, " Humphrey. Page Diettrich. Absent: Alderman Burns, It, Eastman. Mayor Pearsons presiding. City Clerk Mahn read the call for the meeting, which was as follows: - "allay 15th, 1915. Mr. John F. Hahn, City Clerk, Evanston, Illinois. Dear Sir:- Please call a special meeting of the City Council .7 to be held in the Council Chamber at eight o'clock on Mon- day evening, May 17th, 1915, for the purpose of considering an ordinance providing for the issuance of bonds in amount of $509000. for .Lake Shore Protection. Yours very truly, H.P. Pearsons, 1dayor.12 Alderman Chandler moved a suspension of the rules for the passage of an ordinance. The motion was seconded by Alder- man Humphrey and carried; voting aye Aldermen Topliff, Sher-- .» i 1 559 man, Chandler,Pettibone,S:aeffield,Eiden,Robertson,-�Vitt, Franz,Kingsley,Knapp and Humphrey (12); voting nay none (0). Alderman Chandler then introduced an ordinance tntitled "AN ORDITT IVC E AUTHORIZING THE •ISSUAIUCE OF LAKE SHORE IMPROVE- KENT BONDS TO THE jUAOUNT OF $50,000. AND PROVIDING FOR THE PAYMENT THEREOF" and after reading same moved the passage of the ordinance.- The motion 'as sedonded by Alderman Kings- ley and carried; voting aye Aldermen Topliff, Sherman, .Chandler, Pettibone, Robertson, Franz, Kingsley, Knapp and Humphrey (9); voting nay Aldermen Sheffield, Eiden and Witt (3� Upon Notion of Alderman Humphrey, seconded by Alderman Kingsley, the Council then adjourned. City Clerk. City Hall, Evanston, Illinois, May 18, 1915. Regular meeting of the City Council held ,MikY.'.188th; 1915. Present:: Alderman Topliff, " Sherman, - " Chandler, " Pettibone, Burns, " Sheffield, " Eiden, " Robertson, " Franz, 9 " Kingsley, " Knapp, " Humphrey. Page Deittrich. Absent: Alderman Witt, " Eastman. Mayor Pearsons presiding. w I 560 Alderman Eiden then moved that the minutes of an ad- journed meeting of the City Council, held 1,Jay 12th, 1915, and of a Special lvleetfng held Ilay 17th, 1915, be approved without reading. The motion was seconded by Alderman Knapp and carried. City Clerk Hahn presented the following:- 1. Communication from Dr. C.T. Roome, Commissioner of U j Health, calling attention of the Council to a public outhouse ` at present situated on the. Park near the foot of Davis Street Q4A 0/7t which is not connected with the sewer and is in a decidedly V unsanitary condition, and suggesting that the proper adthor- sties be instructed to either put and maintain it in proper eondititi,,nor have it removed. Alderman Knapp moved that the matter be referred to the Health Committee with power to act. The motion was seconded by Alderman Humphrey and carried. 2. Communication From AIIr. A.H. Franl�, asking; for a permit °to erect a sleeping porch on the rear of 717 Custer Avenue, ` and submitting sketch of proposed addition. Alderman Eiden i moved that the application be referred to the Building Com- mittee. The motion was seconded by Alderman Sheffield and carried. Alderman Chandler, for the Board of Local Improvements �p -reported that the contracts had been let for paving; Sherman A�T%'x Avenue from NoyesStreet to Central Street and vest Railroad Avenue from Central Street to Isabella Street and that the work would soon be begun on these streets. Alderman Sheffield, for the Building Committee, to which was referred application of Chas. H. Bartlett for permission V. o move a two story building from, 1151 I,:aple Avenue to 1123 to- /Yn.wuZ 'Elmwood Avenue, aubmttted report of the comrnt,ttee in favor of granting the application, and moved that the report of the committee be approved. The motion was seconded by Alderman Snapp and carried. �U11" Alderman Sheffield also submitted report of the Building Committee upon application ot Wheadon '1L.866Church for per- mission to move a li,story building from 914 Emerson Street cvw� *MUP&K, � ; to 1112 Noyes Street,, to the effect that the comni.ttee were I SGa U 561 in favor of granting the permission, and'moved that the re- port of the committee be approved. by Alderman Eiden and carried. The motion was seconded Alderman Sheffield, for the Finance'Committee, intro- duced and moved the approval by the Council of the follow- ing bonds: 1. Bond of Charles Thumm,•as Plumber, 'In the sum of Five 'Thousand Dollars, with Frank •Kramer and Orlando Noble as ,sureties. 2. Bond of Charles Thumm,-as Sewer Builder and Drain Lay -er, In the sum of Ten Thousand Dollars, with Frank Kramer and Orlando Noble as sureties. ,j13 ' A 3. - Bond of George S. Vioore, as Plumber, .in the sum of ' ve 'thousand Dollars, with James ubrigginton and E.T. Stokes as sureties.. 4. Bond of George S. Moore', as -Sewer Builder and Drain � J,ayer, in the sum of Ten Thousand Dollars, with James `Wig- Cinton and and E.T. Stokes as sureties. 5. Bond of George A. Kearney, as Plumber, in the sum of 614 Five Thousand Dollars, with James Wigginton and Daniel hrIcCann as sureties. 6. Bond of Geo. A. Kearney, ' as Sewer 14xilder and Drain /j,.,,,,&V 0ht&A1Layer, in the sum of Ten Thousand Dollars with James Wiggin 7:7- ton and Daniel McCann as sureties. 7. -Bond of E.T. Stokes, as Plumber, in the sum of Five ao Thousand Dollars,.-vrith the American Surety Company of New V York as 'surety. i ��. Bond of F.T. Stokes, as Sewer Builder and Drain Lagr, AAky-A- :.n the sum of Ten Thousand Dollars, with the American Surety Company of New York as surety. 9. Bond of Charles Be-ek, as plumber, in the sum of Five Thousand Dollars, with the American Surety Company of' New York as surety. 10. Bond of Charles Heck, as Sewer Builder and Drain Layer 4t,�,(Aj(dWVtAAn the sum of Ten Thousand Dollars, with the American Surety Company of New York as surety. 562 11. Bond of Alexander Balfour, as slumber, in the sumof , Fivet-.11"ousand Dollars, with the American Surety Company of New York as surety. 12. Bond of Charles S. Wallace, as Sewer Builder and Drain Layer, in the sum of Ten Thousand Dollars, with the American Surety Company of New York as surety. 13. Bond of M.D. 0(Malia, as Plumber, :gin the sum of Five Thousand Dollars, with the Fidelity & Deposit Company of Maryland as surety. 14. Bond of 14.:U. 011dalia, as Sewer Builder and Drain Lay- er, in the sum of Ten Thousand Dollars, with the Fidelity & Deposit Company of Maryland as surety. 15. Bond of C. Schmeisser, as Plumber, in the sum of Five Thousand Dollars, with the Fidelity & Deposit Company of Maryland as surety. P lb. Bond of C. Sehmeisser, as Sewer Builder and Drain Lay- �Cw6v er, in the s ' of Ten Thousand Dollars, with the FidAity & Deposit Company of Maryland as surety. 17. Bond of John J. Cahill, as Plumber, in the sun of Five Thousand Dollars, with the Aetna Accident and Liability Company as surety. 18. Bond of T.W.Millar as Sewer Builder and Drain "Layer, in the sum of Ten `thousand Dollars, with the Aetna and Liabil- ity Company as surety. 19. Bond of J.H. roster, as Housemover, in the sum of Five G-PAThousand Dollars, with Edward Foster and M.F. Foster as sureties. �Y'hatren. 20. Bond of James D. utiTigginton, Jr. as Sidewalk Builder, in the sum of Five Thousand Dollars, with George A. Kearney land James Wigginton as sureties. I ` The motion was seconded by Alderman Chandler and carried. Alderman Kingeley,.for the Health Committee, reported C' that the Northern Trust Company, trustee of the vacant proper- /t-L ty at the southwest corner of Hinman Avenue and Davis Street �� had reported that a man had been engaged to take care of same. 1 I SGIU 563 i i Alderman Chandler, for the Committee on Parks, �- ;Plats and Subdivisions, made a statement of the Financial condition of the Park Fund, and asked the advice of the Council as to what should be done about the work. Alder- man -Humphrey moved that the matter be referred to the Fin - dance Committee to report at the next meeting of the Coun 'cil. The motion was seconded by Alderman Kingsley and 1 L ,carried. f Alderman Chandler also presbnted a letter received ;from Representative `Sm. M. Brown, transmitting; copy of Bill �modifying the Act in regard to powers of Lincoln Park Board /"k as to Sheridan Road, and moved that same be referred to 'the Judiciary Comr,dttee. The motion was seconded by Alder- man Eiden and carried. Alderman Knapp, for the later Committee, reported &41hat the Water Committee had delegated the IfIayor and Chair- man of the ;dater Committee to consult with the President 1)f th-e Village Board of Wilmette end Chairman of its Water Committee in regard to an adjustment of water rates to be ,.hanged Jm said Village, and that a written commnication had been sent in accordance with the request made at that meeting and as soon as a reply was received to that commun- ication the comij.ttee would be ready to make a further Lport. Alderman Robertson, for the Auditing Committee, intro- duced bills o-f the Street Repair Department for month of Ap -ril, 1915, in the sum of $1,468,33, and moved that same be approved and warrants ordered drawn in payment thereof ,and charged to the Street Repair Fund. The motion eras seconded by Alderman Franz and carried; toting aye Alder- men Topliff,Sherman,Chandler,Pettibone,Burns,Sheffield, Eiden,Robertson,Franz,Kingsley,Knapp and Humphrey (12); vot -ing nay none (0). Under Call of Wards Alderman Humphrey, for the Seventh Tard, stated that complaint had been made about a si ,n on .he parkway at the.northwest corner of Crrington avenue Mu "'IV (�1YAZt4-rev L 564 and Emerson Street, and moved that the matter .be referred to the Police Committee. and Chief of Police. The motion was seconded by Alderman Sherman and carried. Alderman Eiden, for the Fourth Ward, spoke of a commun- ication received from the Police Department in regard to the parking of automobiles on Chicago Avenue just south of Davis L °Street, on the west side of the street, and moved that this matter be referred to the Police Department, and the depart- ment authorized to have signs made and placed at that corner to the effect that automobiles must be parked back a distance of at leabt twenty-five or thirty feet from Davis Street. Mayor Pearsons suggested that it might be well to get esti- mates of the cost of that work before the department was au- thorized to go ahead and do it. Alderman Eiden also presented suggestion of the Police Department that signs be placed at Fountain Square notifying drivers of vehicles to keep to the right and moved that ,this be referred to the Police Committee. The motion was f seconded by Alderman Topliff and carried. Alderman Eiden also moved that the matter of the unsani- tary condition of the ditches in the southwest portion of the d�tcity, where the property is not connected with the sewers, �j 'be referred to the Sewer Committee, and that that committee 11 be instructed to have plans prepared for a trunk line sewer and estimates submitted for same and report back to the Coun -cif at its earliest convenience. The motion was seconded by Alderman Robertson and carried. Alderman Sheffield spoke o.f the custom of parking auto mobiles on the north s ide of Davis Street just west of (W ,Chicago Avenue, and asked that this be taken up at the same time as the matter at the other corner of that intersection. Mayor Pearsons stated the Police Committee would take note of the matter. 1 I d I Spa U 565 Alderman Robertson, for the Fourth Ward, moved that t the matter of the finishing of the repair work on Ridge Avenue and cost of same be.referred to the Street Committee The motion was seconded. by Alderman Franz and carried. Alderman Burns, for the Third Ward, spoke of the com- plaint received in regard to material on the parkway at the GZ southeast corner of Main Street and Michigan Avenue, where there is an abandoned excavation, and moved that the Police Committee be directed to see that all of the materials are moved back inside of the lot line"and the sidewalk put in condition to be used, at the expense of the lot owner. The motion was seconded by Alderman Sheffield, and carried. Alderman Topliff, for the First Ward, stated that he 1'n-ail- had received a number• of protests in regard to the keeping open of the moving picture houses on Sunday and moved that Uyt, S, some be referred to the Police Committee. The motion was seconded by Alderman Robertson and carried. Mayor Pearsons called attention to the danger existing �/►1- in the neighborhood of school buildings of the city from automobiles, stating that the small daughter of Mr.01msted had been run -over by an automobile while in front of the Lincoln'School, and suggested that zone of quiet signs be placed in front of ,s.chool buildings, giving notice to vehicle drivers to slow dovan vhen passing those place., and asked that the matter be referred to the Police Committee and action taken upon it as soon as possible, stating that the matter was being placed before the officials of the school boards also. Alderman Topliff stated that another similar accident had occurred and he certainly thought the matter should receive attention. Alderman Chandler moved that the matter be referred to the Police Committee with power to act. Alderman Burns stated that this matter was brought up in the Council last year and signs prepared but never placed in position. mayor Pearsons asked that Alder- 566 man Eiden, Chairman of the Police Committee, look into the matter and find out what has been done. Mayor Pearsons then stated that it was one of the duties of the Mayor to appoint the members of the Board of Examiners of Plumbers, and he wished to submit the name of Mr. Charles Beck for the position of Muster Plumber on said board and of Mr A.J. Butow for the position of Journeyman Plumber on said board. Alderman Knapp koved that the appointments be confirmed by the Council. The motion was seconded by Alderman Eiden and carried. Alderman Pettibone stated that at the time the list of committees was made up there qas a vacancy in the position of alderman from the First Ward and certain places on the com- mittees were left vacant until an election should be held and the vacancy in the First Ward filled; that now the , committee cards as printed contained the name of Alderman Sherma n as Chairman of the Pirnting Committee and a members of the Com- mittee on Parks, Plats and Subdivisions and also to the Street Committee, and moved that Alderman Sherman be assigned to these committees. The motion wasnseconded by Alderman Knapp and carried. Upon motion of Alderman Humphrey, seconded by Alderman Eiden, the Council then adjourned. of C *Akj City Ulerk. 1 I I S Gy U 67 1 1 City Hall, Evanston, Illinois, May 25, 1915, Regular meeting of the City0ouncil, held May 25th, 1915. Present: - Al derman Topliff,. to Sherman. it Chandler, " Pettibone, Burns, Sheffield, Eiden, " Robertson, Kingsley, Knapp, Humphrey. Page Deittrich. Absent: Alderman Witt, Franz, " Eastman. Mayor Pearsons presiding. Alderman Knapp moved that the minutes of a. regular meeting of the City Council, held May 13th, 1915, be ap- proved without reading. The motion was seconded by Alder- man Eiden and carried. City Clerk.Hahn presented the following:- 1. Report of City Clerk as to amount of money due to persons who acted as judges and clerks of the special election, held on May llth, .1915, and for use of polling place for same, the whole amounting to $66.00. Alderman Burns moved that this report be approved by the Council and warrants ordered drawn in payment of amounts due and charged to the Miscellaneous Fund. The motion was seconded by Alderman Fettibone and carried; voting aye Aldermen Topliff,Sherman,Chandler,Pettibone,Burns,Sheffield,Eiden, Robertson,Kingsley, Knapp and Humphrey (11); voting nay none (0). 0 y• 2. Petition of W.D1. Mitchell for permission to move a 11 (story building from 2534 West Railroad Avenue to 2013 Noyes ,Street, between Brown and Grey Avenues. Alderman Eiden moved ,t that the application be referred to the Building Committee ;with pourer to act., The motion was seconded by Alderman Shef- field and carried. 3. Communication from Bodkin and Keane asking that their 90m, OP (Zjju� I Petition for leave to show moving pictures Sunday afternoons =and evenings be not ,considered and that they be permitted to _ ivrithdraw said petition. Alderman Eiden moved that the com- ��rh. �munication be received and placed on file. The motion was seconded by Alderman Kingsley and carried. n j 4. Copy of resolution adopted by the Evanston Ministers 'Association in regard to request to keep moving picture houses �iopen on Sundays. Alderman Topliff moved that this also be received and placed on file. The motion was seconded by Alder -man Knapp and carried. 5. Application of Ur. Clyde D. Foster, for permission to move*a frame building to the rear of the lot on which it is now located at 905-907 Foster Street, or approximately fifty 9�^�Z feet back of the brick store building in front. Alderman �pw , Eiden moved that the application be referred to the -Building Committee. The motion was seconded by Alderman Chandler and carried: 6. Communication from Mr. John Early, attorney for the P,U. - Evanston Hospital Association, stating that said association ffv has turned over to him an account against -the young man who hurt his foot while i bathing n athing at Cook Street last Summer, 0� !amounting to $?5.009, also letter from Mr. Gile in regard to 03 same stating that he thinks the city is Itible. Alderman Topliff moved that these communications be referred to the Corporation Counsel. The motion was seconded by Alderman Chandler and carried. v 7. Communication from Mr. J.E. Russell, 1039 Chicago Ave. in regard to allowance of discount on -his water bill. Alder- CliyLC.� man Eiden moved that the communication be referred to the Water Committee. The motion was seconded by Aldermen Knapp I 1 SG 5-69 and carried. 8. Communication from E. Reynolds in regard to refund A4. of $40. vehicle tax paid for 11r. G.L. Pirie, 1235 Ridge Avenue, for two motor cars. Alderman Burns moved that the `fll it/lu- . communication be referred to the Judiciary Committee. The motion was seconded by Alderman Topliff and carried. 9. Two communications, addressed to Alderman Burns, in regard to the keeping open of moving picture places on Sundays. Alderman Burns moved that these communications be received and placed on file. The motion was seconded by Alderman Eiden andc arri ed. Alderman Chandler, for the Board of Local Improvements moved a suspehsion of the rules for the passage of two improvement ordinances providing that the roadway of Sheri- dan Road, in the City of Evanston, County of Cook, State of Illinois, from a point 33 feet south of the south line (produced east of lot 34, Baxter+s Subdivision of South Section of Quilraette Reservation nartherly to the north limits (as located east of said Sheridan'Road) of said City of Evanston, be paved with brick, and that that por- tion of the raddtivay (to a width of thirteen feet) of Isabella Street lying within the City of Evanston, County of Cook, State of Illinois, from the west lot line of West Railroad Avenue to the west limits of said city be paved with brick. The motion was seconded by Alderman Robertson and carried; voting aye Aldermen Topliff,Sherman [-",handler,Fettibone,Burns,Sheffield, Eiden,Robertson,]Kings- '1ey,Knapp and Humphrey (11); voting nay none (0). a Alderman Chandler then introduced a recommendation, LY, estimate and ordinance providing for the paving with brick of the roadway of Sheridan Rpad, in the City of Evanston, �County of Cook, State of Illinois, from a point 33 feet klrfllth of the south line (produced east) of Lot 34:" Ba.-Tterl s subdivision of South Section of Ouilmette Reservation nor - therly:to the north limits (as located east of said Sheri- dan Road of said City of Evanston, and moved that the Coun 570 cil concur in the recommendation, approve the estimate and pass the ordinance. The motion was seconded by Alderman Hum -phrey and carried; voting aye Aldermen Topliff, Sherman Chandler, Pettibone, Burns, Sheffield, Eiden, Robertson, Kingsley, Knapp and Humphrey (11); voting nay none (0). Alderman Chandler then introduced a recommendation, es- C��i�i/�t/Yl.fti+u�. . timate and ordinance providing for the paving with brick of that portion (to w-width of thirteen feet) of the roadway of ` Isabella Street lying within the City of Evanston, County of Cook, State of Illinois, from the west lot line of'West Railroad Avenue to the west limits of said city, and moved' that the Council concur in the recommendation, approve the estimate and pass the ordinance. The motion was seconded by Alderman Topliff and carried; voting aye Aldermen Topliff Sherman, Chandler, Pettibone, Yurns, Sheffield, Eidem, Robert -son, Kingsley, Knapp and Humphrey (11); voting nay none (0). ( Alderman Chandler then introduced and moved the approval )/�X• and payment of a contractor's estimate (no. 2 Partial), in 44�0 1%00 favor of Jr. Foley Company, Contractor, in the sum of $4,100.. for paving of Ashland Avenue and Lyons Street, Special Assess- ment No. 616. The motion was seconded by Alderman Topliff and carried; voting aye Aldermen Topliff,Sherman,Chandler, Pettibone,Burns,Sheffield,Eiden,Robertson,Kingsley,Knapp and Humphrey (11); voting nay none (0). Z Alderman Chandler then introduced and movedthe approval and payment of a contractor's estimate (Np. 2 Partial), in e" 4,70opfavor of M.Fole y Company, contractor, in the sum of $4,700., for paving Dewey Avenue from Central Street to Isabella Street, Special Assessment No. 617, The motion was seconded by Alder- nan Kingsley and carried; voting aye Aldermen Topliff, Sher- man,Chandler, Pettibone, Burns, Sheffield, Eiden, Robertson, Kingsley,. Knapp and Humphrey (11); voting nay none (0). Alderman Chandler also introduced and moved the approv- I a-� � -1 and payment of a contractor's estimate (No. 2 Partial), in favor of M.Foley Company, Contractor, in the sum of $1,200. for paving Alley in Block 67 Village of Evanston from Maple j ISGU 5"71 Avenue to Oak Avenue , Special Assessment No. 627. The motion was seconded by Alderman Burns and carried; toting aye Aldermen Topliff, Sherman, Chandler, Pettibone,Burns, Sheffield,Eiden,Robertson,Kingsley, Knapp and Humphrey ;(11); voting nay none (0). Alderman Robertson, for the Auditing Committee, intro -duced tho following tempoary pay -rolls for the first half :of May and moved that same be approved and warrants ordered 'dra7m in payment thereof and charged to the respective funds: I Special Assessments 52.00 Contingent Fund 39.00 Water Department 3.15 Public Parks 165.60 Sewer Department 187.20 Dept.of Buildings 52.15 Department of Streets 1,235.00 The motion was seconded by'Alderman Chandler and carried, voting aye Aldermen Topliff,-Sherman, Chandler, Pettibone, i ;Burns, Sheffield, Eiden, Robertson, Kingsley, Knapp and 'Humphrey (11); voting nay none (0). Alderman Sheffield, for'the Building Committee, to which was referred application of A.H. Frank for permit to %71�?recommending erect a sleeping porch on the rear of the residence located ,at'717Cgeter Avenue, submitted report of the committee the granting of the permit, and moved the re- port of the committee,be approved and the permit be granted. The motion was seconded by Alderman Knapp and carried. Wt Alderman Sheffield also presented report of the Build- ng Committee upon application of George Edens to move a wo storybuilding from 628 Church Street to 1105 Emerson treet, recommending that the permission be granted, and ,moved the approval of the report of the committee. The lotion was seconded by.Alderman Topliff and carried. Aldermen Sheffield, for the FinatLee Committee, pre - tented the following bonds and moved that they be approved y the Council: Bond of Charles S. Wallace, as Plumber, in the sum of Five Thousand Dollars, with the American Surety Company of i( ew York as surety. Bond of Joseph R. Oliver, as Plumber, in the sum of IXC,U Five Thousand Dollars,, with the American Surety Company of New York as surety. 5"72 .0 . Bond of Joseph R. Oliver, as Sewer Builder and Drain Layer, in the sum of Ten Thousand Dollars, with the American Surety Company crf New York as surety. Bond of Anthony R. Swanson, as Plumber, in the sum of ,IFive Thousand Dollars, with the Illinois Surety Company, Chi- cago, a.s surety. Bond of Anthony R. Swanson,` as Sewer Builder & Drain a.o Layer, in the sum of Ten Thousand Dollars, with the Illinois Surety Company, Chicago, as surety. ( Bond of Zf; S. Moore, as Plumber, in the sum of Five .'a4 J Thousand Dollars,'with the Fidelity & Deposit Company of Maryland as surety. it Bond of William S. Moore, as Sewer Builder and Drain Layer, in the sum of Ten Thousand Dollars, with the Fidelity & Deposit Company of Maryland as surety. L4114,11 Bond of Jae. IV. Jackson, as Housemover, in the sum of I'Five Thousand Dollars, with the Fidelity & Deposit d�ompany iJ of Maryland as surety.] The motion was seconded by Alderman Eiden and carried. qq Alderman Sheffield also submitted report of the Finance .1,fik,- Committee upon matter of shortage in fund for Parks, which was referred to said committee at the last meeting of the �tiH a Council, to the effect that the committee would report in favor of authorizing the Park Committee to e4pend the full amount of revenue received from the park tax during the year 1915 up to the sum of $119000. leaving the overdraft of 1914, $3,150.22, to be carried over until 1916. Alderman Sheffield moved the adoption of the report of thebcommittee. The motion was seconded by Alderman Kingsley and carried. G - Alderman Burns, for the Judiciary Committee, to which was referred matter of bill &Ttending powers of Lincoln Park Board in regard to Sheridan Road, reported that the general UJD� c features of the bill were unobjectionable but there was small D 'ate prospect of its being passed and there was nothing that the committee could do in reference to the matter at present. 5"73 I SG U i _ - Aldermari Humphrey, for the Lighting Committee, stated that he had received a letter from the Building Commission at -er, stating that the Council had authorized the installa- tion of 4anger lights or safety islands at Sheridan Road and main Street, but had made no appropriation for the maintenance of sais lights, and that the approximate annual cost will be $75.00, including current, cost of repairs, renewals, etc., and submitted report of the Light. ing Committee on same to the effect that the committee would recommend that $75.00 be appropriated for this purpose one-half of said expense'to be charged to the Police .Fund and one-half to the'Lighting FuAd, and moved the adoption of,the report Of the committee. The motion was seconded by Alderman Burns and carried. Alderman Humphrey also submitted letter received from Mr. Hill, Supt. Districts "B" and "C", Public Serv- ice Company of Northern Illinois, in regard to the furnish- ing of current for nine ornamental post lights as installed on Sheridan Place, and bill for same being adjusted, and moved that the matter be referred to the Judiciary Com- mittee and Corporation Counsel. The motion was seconded by Alderman Kingsley and carried. 44,�U. e Alderman Humphrey also submitted letter from C.J.Golee in regard to extension of gas mains in Dempster Street be- tween Dewey -Avenue and Darrow Avenue, and moved that the matter be referred ti the Judiciary Committee, Lighting Com. -mittee and Corporation Counsel. The motion was seconded by AldermanBurns and carried. Oh. 4- Alderman Chandler, -for the Committee on Parke, : Plats Xll, - and Subdivisions, introduced plat of Resubdivision of Lots 6 and 7, in Block 6, in Osborn.& Skillman's Subdivision of south 121 acres of Lot 9, Assessor's Division of the south of southwest 4 of Sec. 19, Township 41 North, Range 14 East of the Third P.M., and reported that the committee were in favor of approving this plat, and roved the adoption 5"74 of the report of the committee. The motion was seconded by Alderman Topliff and carried; voting; aye Aldermen Topl-iff, Sherman, Chandler, Pettibone, Burns, Sheffield, Eiden, Robe* - son, Kingsley, Knapp end Humphrey (11); voting nay none (0). Alderman Eiden, for the Police Committee, to which was referred complaint in regard to sign on the parkway at the ` northwest corner of Emerson Street and Orrington Avenue re- 9� ported that the matter had been taken up with the agents for the property and the sign had been removed, and moved the approval of the retort. The motion was seconded by Alderman Topliff and carried. Alderman Eiden, also submitted report of the.Police i0 ate, Committee recommending that signs be placed on the west side of Chicago Avenue thirty feet south of Davis -Street in regard to parking of automobiles and that signs to regulate the traffic be placed at Fountain Square, but upon request of Alderman Humphrey, seconded by Alderman Topliff, action upon this matter was deferred until the next meeting of the Council. Aldermen Topliff, for the Railroad -Committee, stated that he had received a letter from Mr. McCulloch in regard to condition which has arisen regarding certain property which the Railway Cpmpany is seeking to condemn for terminal k4L/ I purposes, and moved that same be referred to the Corporation Counsel. The motion was seconded by Alderman Pettibone and c arri ed. anti Alderman Pettibone, for the Sewer Committee, reported /L__ that in the Mayo matter which was referred to this committee he would like a meeting of the committee at the close of Council to consider same. Alderman Pettibone also reported that in the matter of the sewers in the southwest portion of the city, the committee had requested the Commissioner of Public Works to prepare a plan for the system of sewers needed for that neighborhood. 't 0 & Alderman Kingsley, for the Sixth Ward, stated that he /f�_ had received a letter from Mr. P.A. Danielson, 2515 Ashland ho Avenue, in regard to two lots just south of his property 1 I S( 575 1 which have no sidewalk in °front of them, which is very inconvenient and a nuisance to adjoining property, and asking that the Council take steps to make the.oismer of said lots comply with the order of the Council of Oct. 6, 1914. Alderman -Kingsley moved that the communication be referred'to the Street Committee. The motion was sec;onded by Alderman Humphrey and carried. Alderman Kingsley also submitted letter from Mr. C.M. Fairchild, enclosing petition for the vacation of the alley in the block in which he lives, and moved that same be re- ferred to the Committee'on Parke, Plats and Subdivisions. The motion was seconded by Alderman Burns and carried. �. Alderman Kingsley also reported that the matter of condition of vacant lot at the southwest corner of Hinman Avenue and Davis Street had been attended to and excavation filled in. Kv� Alderman Kingsley also reported that the matter of the outhouse at the foot of Davis Street had been looked into :and it was found that.same was a convenience to the people workin on the ark there and that it properly came under g p p p Y the jurisdiction of the Park Committee and if it became a nuisance should be attended to by that committee. " Alderman Kingsley also stated that there were two houses on the corner of Hartzell Street and Reese Avenue U��ich were not supplied with gas and the order was put to ;great inconvenience because of same and was not able to rent'his houses and had asked for the extension of the gas pains to said premises, and moved that the matter be re- ferred to the Lighting Committee and Judiciary Committee. The motion was sedonded by AldermalHumphrey and carried. Alderman Sheffield, for the Third Wards introduced and moved the adoption of the following resolution: /A,t" "RESOLVED that permission be hereby given to the First park District of the City of Evanston to scarify and re -- -pair the following streets:- Hinman Avenue from Greenleaf Street to South Boulevard and Main Street from Hinman Ave. to Sheridan Rpad, including permission to occupy and to tem- porarily close to traffic such streets.as necessary in the. accomplishment of said work; also permission to bring into Eva.nstoiT: such machines as may be necessary in doing this work; all work to be done in accordance with the ordinances of the city." The motion was seconded by Alderman Burns and carried. Alderman Chandler, for the Second Ward, presented a com -munication received from Ira B. Cook, in regard to bill for $224.60 which was paid twice by him to the city, and asking for a refund of the money, and moved that same be referred to the Finance Committee. The motion was seconded by Alder- man Topliff and carried. �- Alderman Chandler also spoke again about the dangerous U/l/lA condition of the crossing at Davis Street and Ridge Avenue, D� and Aldermam Sherman for the Street Committee reported that that matter was being taken care of. Alderman Burns thought. if this inbrsection was going to be paved vrith brick that the intersection at Hinman Avenue and Main Street should also be attended to if the city had money to do it. Mayor Pear - sons reported that he would take up the matter of the finan- eial condition of the city next Tuesday evening. Under call of special committees Alderman Pettibone, for the Committee on Sewage Diversion, reported that he had had a conversation with members of the drainage board and one of the trustees was of the opinion that something would be done with this matter in the near future. Alderman Pettibone then moved that Alderman Sherman be added to this special committee on Sewage Diversion. The motion was seconded by Alderman Topliff and carried. Under Miscellaneous Business Alderman Chandler spoke of the arrangements made for Memorial Day parade and moved that tihutL4i40the Mayor appoint a committee to look after the interests of city the on that d .l ay and see that the officials take not of the h request that they participate. Mayor Pearsons stated 1 1 577 1 that he would appoint on that committee Aldermen Robert- son, Eiden and Franz. Upon,motion of Alderman Eiden, seconded by Alderman Humphrey, the Council then adjourned. City Clerk. City Hall, Evanston, Illinois, June 1, 1915. Regular meeting of the City Councilya held June 1st, 1915. Present: - Alderman Topliff, " Sherman, " Chandler,: Burnet Sheffield, Eiden, ' Robertson, Witt, " Franz, 'r Kingsley, " Knapp, " Humphrey. Page Deittrich. Absent: Alderman Eastman. ,Iayor Pearsons presiding. Alderman 'Iffitt moved that the minutes of a regular meeting of the City Council, held May 25th, 1915, be ap- proved without reading. The motion was seconded by Alder- man Eiden and carried. City Clerk Hann presented the following: 1. Communication from the Building Commissioner, sub- mitting plans for proposed buildings of Class III to be VI?16 located at 1910 and 1912 h1aple Avenue and asking for author- ity of the Council... to grant permits for said buildings in r 57SO O accordance with the provisions of Section 961 of the Evan -ston Code. Alderman Knapp moved that the application be referred to the Building Committee. The motion was second -ed by Alderman Witt and carried. avi Communication from Robt. Bland, of the Robt. Bland electric Garage, asking for permission to erect an electric sign in frent of 1?35 Benson Avenue, same to be placed; in � ° the parkway,and mounted on posts set in concrete, lower part of sign to be.ten feet above ground. Alderman Elden moved that the request be referred to the Street Committee. The motion was seconded by Alderman Witt and carried. Alderman Robertson, for the Auditing Committee, pre - rented theofollowing temporary pay -rolls for the last half of the month of blay,.1915, and moved that same be approved and 0,arrants ordered drawn in payment thereof and charged to the respective funds: - Special Assessments 44.00 Contingent Expenses 18.00 Eater Department °54.00 Public Parks (bill) 500.00 Public Parks 139.20 Sewer Department 180.00 rDept.of Buildings 44.59 oDept,of Streets 1,269.80 The motion was seconded by Alderman Franz and carried; vot- ing aye Aldermen Topliff, Sherman, Chandler, Pettibone,Burns Sheffield, Eiden, Robertson, At, Franz, Kingsley, Knapp and iujnphrey (13) ; voting nay none (0) . .Merman Sheffield, for the -Building Committee, to which -etas referred application of V.M. liitc'rell for permission to a "move a building from 2534 ~hest Railroad Avenue to 2013 Noyes 0 Streit, submitted report of the committee to the effect that the*co=ittee favored the granting of the permit and had'given instructions that the same be issued, the application having been referred to the committee with pourer to act. . ` Alderman Sheffield also submitted report of the Building Coismittee upon application. of Clyde D. Foster for permission Ito move a frame building in the rear of 905-907 Foster Street14 to the rear of t le lot on which it at present standsWi to the effect that the committee would recommend the granting of the permission, and .moved the approval of the report of the com- r� nittee. The motion was seconded by Alderman Knapp and carried. 1 579 Al dermah Sheffield, for the Finance Comm.itt°ee, present- ed the following bonds and moved that they be approved by the Council: - Bond of William J. Neumar, as Plumber, in the sum of Five Thousand Dollars, with The Aetna Accident and Liability Company as surety. Bond of ;';iiliam J. Neumar, as Sewer. BuilderOand Drain Layer, in the sum of Ten Thousand Dollas,-the The Aetna Accident and Liability Company as surety. The ��otion was seconded by Alderman Chandler and carried. O Alderman Sheffield also reported that in the matter of request of 1 r. Ira D. Cook for a refund of money paid twice to the city the committee upon investigation had �Wfound that the bill for the work had been paid twice but L would like to look into the matter further to ascertain for sure that Td,. Cook was the one who paid it both times, and asked for further time in which to report. Alderman Humphrey, for the Lighting Committee, to which was referred application of Public Sezorice Company for per- /c mission to lay gas main on the south side of Dempster Street from 10.6 feet east of Dodge Avenue to a point 300 feet far- ther east, introduced an ordinance providing for the grant- h ing of such permission and moved that it be referred to e the Judiciary Committee to be reported on at the next meeting of the Council and that in the meantime copies of the or- dinance be furnished to each of the aldermen. The motion was seconded by Alderman Fettibone•and carried. 0 Alderman Humphrey also introduced two ordinances providing for the granting; of permits to the Public Service (tCompany to make street openings for the laying of gas mains -�yLo in the parkway on the west side of Ridge Avenue from Mil- burn Street to Ridge Terrace and east on..Ridge Terrace to the alley east and in the south parkway of Grove Street from a 580 Florence Avenue to 19Q feet east, and asked that these also be referred to the Judiciary Committee. J Alderman Eiden, for the :police Committee, to which n�L"as referred complaint.in regard to material on the parkway /k- p Y at the southeast corner .of Main Street and Ilichigan Avenue, reported that the committee had communicated with the agents Vn 1 '"for this property and they had said that the material had been taken away but that the alderman from that ward had told him that was not so, so the committee would ask for further time in -which to report upon the matter,. J Alderman Pettibone, for the Sewer Committee, to which was referred a eomtmnication ,from E.A. Mayo relating to a j ewer desired by Mr. Robert L. Scott for the residence he is having erected on the south side of Greenwood Boulevard just. east of Sheridan Road as opened north of Greenwood Boulevard, ibmitted report of the committee to the effect that from investigation of the report of the Commissioner of Public Works and of the plat and various communications accompany- ing this report, the committee is of the opinion that the pro- posed sewer is an improvement which would be the subject of a special assessment if constructed and could not properly be built at the public expense, and suggesting -that if the' Council desire to take further action that the matter be re- ferred to the Board of Uocal Improvements. Alderman Sherman moved that the matter be so referred to the Board of Local Improvements. The motion was seconded by Alderman Topliff and carried. Alderman Pettibone also reported that in the matter of �- drainage for'the southwest portion of the city, which was re- trOferred to this committee, the Commissioner of Public a°dorks had ul / sho7m him a plat which was being made providing; for a compre- hensive system of sewers for that portion of the city which he would present to the Council next week. 1 Alderman Franz, for the Committee on Streets, stated that there had been presented to the old Council a request for permission to change the grade of the sidewalk on the west side of Chicago Avenue just south of Dempster Street. but did not know what had been done about it. Alderman Topliff moved that the matter be referredto the Board of Local Improvements. The motion was seconded by Alderman Sherman and carried. Alderman Franz also reported that the repairs at /t,_ Davis Street and Ridge Avenue intersection had not been made for lack of funds. Alderman Sherman moved that the matter of funds for,repairing of streets be referred to the Finance Committee. Alderman Burns moved to amend this motion by making it more specific and referring. -,to the Finance Committee the question of the furnishing of funds for the repair or improvement of Davis Street and Ridge Avenue, Hinman Avenue and Rain Street, and other intersec- tions and streets. The motion vs amended was seconded by A.3.derman Eiden and carried. Alderman Franz also stated that the property owners on -Austin Street had complained because that street had not een opened although condemnation proceedings had been had and the money al 1 collected for the purpose in 1905. GJ Alderman Burns moved that the matter be referred to the Com -missioner of Public 'ulorks with instructions to report upon same at the next meeting of the Council. The motion was seconded by Alderman Franz and carried. Alderman Knapp, for the outer Committee, to which was referred communication from Mr. J.E. 1ussell, 1039 Chicago tw� 0,v enu e - in regard to allowance of discount on his water �bill, same having been paid after the discount period had oassed, submitted report of the committee recommending that -the check with the discount taken off be not accepted in payment of this bill, and moved the approval of the report )f the committee. The motion was seconded by Alderman ;handler and carried. 582 Under Call of Wards Alderman Kingsley, for the Sixth Ward, stated that.he understood that the residents on Lincoln Street had petitioned for the paving of Lincoln Street from Sheridan Road to Sherman Avenue, and moved that the matter oT the paving of :Lincoln Street from Sheridan Road to the lake be referred to the Board of Local improvements so that the ,whole street can be taken care of at the same time. The motion ;was seconded by Alderman Knapp and carried. I Alderman Knapp, for the Seventh Ward, called attention Ito the hole in the roadway of Haven Street between Orrington wry Avenue and Sheridan Road, and moved that the matter be referred Ito the Commissioner of Streets for action. The motion was seconded by Alderman Humphrey and carried. �- Alderman Pettibone, for the Special Comiittee on Sewage /twvu Diversion, reported that it had been proposed that the com- :aittee go over the line of the two proposed plans and he had Seen talking with some of the members of the committee and would suggest that this be done on next Tuesday morning, starting at 8:15 o'clock. Mayor Pearsons said he would also like to join the party. Under 1,iscellaneous Business Alderman Chandler presented a petition of Clifford O. Ling, 2510 `nest Railroad Avenue, 44`51 which was formerly presented to the old Council but not acted on, asking for damages on account of ahorse belonging to him having been hurt so that it had to be shot by stepping into a hole or depression in the street at the intrsection of %ain Street and Hinman Avenue, and _moved that it be referred to the Judiciary Cara'nittee and Corporation Counsel. The motion was seconded by Alderman Burns and carried. Alderman Chandler also presented request for free permit and free use of water for the St. Francis Hospital in the con- struction of approximately five hundred feet of cement side- walk on the west side of Custer Avenue extending south from Austin Street. Aldermam Knapp moved that the free permits 1 be granted for this work. The motion was seconded by Alderman 1 1 3urns and carried. 1 SG ( 1 1 1 mayor Pearsons stated that there was a vacancy in the Board of Directors of the Police Pension Fund a6 the term of mr. Patten had expired in 1914 but no attention was paid to it at the time, and suggested the name of I,.Zt. John Ll. Mart to fill the unexpired terms, his term to expire in Ifay, 1916. Alderman Robertson moved that the appointitent of Mr. hart to this position be confirmed by the Council. The -Lnotian was seconded by Alderman Topliff and carried. I:Iayor Pearsons then announced that he would appoint as members of a committee to canvass the votes cast on June 7th upon the Bond Issue Aldermen Shermen, Burns / and Kingsley. Upon motion of Alderman Eiden, seconded by Alderman ,Vitt, the Council then adjourned. City Clerk. City Hall, Evanston, Illinois, June 3th,1915. Regular meeting of the City Council held on June 3th, 191151. The meeting, was called to order at eight o'clock by Ivlayor Pearsons, the following; Aldermen being; present: Alderman Sherman, " Robertson, " Kingsley. Absent: Alderman Topliff, " Chandler, Pettibone, " Burns, " Sheffield, " Eiden, " Witt, " Franz, " Eastman, Knapp, Humphrey. i 584 J Alderman Robertson stated that inasmuch as there was not a quorum present he would move that the Council adjourn this meeting until eight o► cloc Wednesday evening, June 9th, 1915. The motion was seconded by Alderman Kingsley and carried. V_ <��� City Clerk. City Hall, Evanston, Illinois, --June 9th, 1915. Adjourned meeting of the City Council," held June 9th, 1915. Present: - Alderman Topliff, it Sherman, 11 Pettibone, If Burns, it Sheffield, " Eiden, " Robertson, If Franz, it Eastman, fi Knapp i if Humphrey. Page Beittrich. Absent: Alderman Chandler, "- witt, It Kingsley. Mayor P earsons presiding. Alderman Pettibone moved that the minutes of a regular meeting of the City Councl, held June let, 1915 and of a regular meeting of the City Council, held June 8th, 1915, be approved without reading. The -motion was seconded by Alder- man Eastman and carried. ' City Clerk Hahn presented the following:- 1. REpnrt of the City Comptroller for the Month of May, 1915. Alderman Knapp moved that this report be -received and placed mn file. The motion was seconded by Alderman Eastman 1 I I SG, U 585 1 1 2. Corif-unication from the Building Comn1sioner, sub- ► 'mitting plan of proposed garage to be located in the i(/ylA6 J� $ rear of 1718 Orrington Avenue, and asking for instructions '.as to issuing of the permit asked for. Alderman Petti- �bone moved that this application be referred to the Build- ine Committee. The motion was seconded by Alderman Franz n i Wand carried. 3. Certificate of the City Clerk as to list of persons "};ho served as Judges and Clerks at the Special Election (held on June 7th, in the City of Evanston. Alderman Knapp moved that this list be referred to the Finance Committee. 'The motion was seconded by Alderman Eastman and carried. 4. Petition from property oi,.mers and residents in the vicinity of Brown Avenue and Lake Street asking that a street light be installed at the intersection of said `'streets. Alderman Humphrey moved that this petition be referred td the Lighting Committee. The motion N% second -ed by Alderman Franz and carried. 5. Petition of residents of Sherman Avenue complaining of dust created by 'the automobiles and street oars on Sherman Avenue, and asking that the city enforce the city ordinance against the Street Car CoiAparq and insist that they comply with the ordinance and sprinkle and clean said Sherman Avenue. Alderman Topliff moved that this petition be referred to the Railroad Committee. The motion was seconded by Alderman Eiden and carried. 6. Plat of Owners' Resubdivision of Lots 10 and 11, Mock 33,JEvanston, Cook County, Illinois, situated at the south- east corner of Judson Avenue and Greenwood Boulevard. A1der- '33- man Pettibone moved that this plat be referred to the Com- mittee on Parks, Plate and Subdivisions, The motion was seconded by Alderman Eiden and carried. Alderman Robertson, for the.Board of Local Improvements to which was referred matter of application to change the 0 s; ' grade of sidewalk on the west side of Chicago Avenue south of Dempster Street, submitted report of the Board to the VrL - effect that it does not think it best to take any action in t v the matter until a petition signed by the owners of a majority of the frontage along said street requesting the same shall be presented, and moved the adoption of the report. The motion was seconded by Alderman Humphrey and carried. 1 Alderman Robertson also submitted report of the Board of yLocal Improvements upon application of Robert L. Scott for sever in Greenwood Boulevard, to the effect that inasmuch as there is no other property to be served by such extension but his, and therefore no special assessment can be ordered, it would recommend that permission be given IUZr. Scott to con- struct such sewer and to connect the same with that which is already in Greenwood Boulevard, also to relay such portions of the existing sewer as will be necessary for such purpose, same to be done at his own expense. Alderman Robertson moved the approval of the report of the Board. The motion was seconded by. Alderman rettibone and carried. Alderman Robertson also submitted report of the Board of 1 Local Improvements upon the matter of paving Lincoln Street from Sheridan Road to the Lake, to the effect that no petition having been presented to the Board praying for said improvement it can tare no action in the matter, and moved the approval of the report. The motion was seconded by Alderman Eastman and carried. ��AJ Alderman Robertson, for the Auditing Committee, presented bill of Smith & Brotrbm Company, for $13,9.65, . against the City of Evanston, Street Repair Department, and moved that same be allowed and a warrant ordered drawn in payment thereof and charged to the Street Repair Fund. The motion was seconded by Alderman Humphrey and carried; voting aye Aldermen Topliff, Pettibone, Burns, Sheffield, Eiden, Robertson, Franz, East- man, Knapp and 'Humphrey (10); voting nay none (0). Alderman Topliff, for the Railroad Committee, reported that the attorney for the Evanston Street Railway Company had 1 1 1 y I5GU 587 1 1 1 informed him that a lease had been closed for the property on the east side of Chicago Avenue and north side df How- ard Avenue and the company would proceed to place a termtn -al there, and in the meantime had asked that the time be extended in which to erect this terminal to October 15, 1915. Alderman Topliff moved a suspension of the rules for the passage of an ordinance providing for this exten- sion of time. The motion was seconded by Alderman Humphrey and carried; voting aye Aldermen Topliff, Pettibone, Burns, Sheffield, Eiden, Robertson, Franz, Eastman, Knapp and Humphrey (1); voting nay none (0). Alderman Topliff then introduced an ordinance providing that the time within ;ifhich the Evanston Railway Company is required, under the terms of the ordinance of the City of Evanston adopted August 6, 1913, to construct and maintain terminal facilities at or adjacent to Howard Avenue, with necessary waiting rooms, be xxtended to October 15, 1915, and moved the passage of the ordinance. The motion was seconded by Aldermen Topliff,Pettibone, Burns, Sheffield, Eiden, Robertson, Franz, Eastman, Knapp and Humphrey (10); voting nay none (0) . Alderman Burns, for the judiciary Committee, to which was referred request of G.L. Pirie, 1235 Ridge Avenue, for 4- La refund of $40. vehicle tax paid for two motor cars, sub- mitted report of the committee recommending that the request for this refund be denied for the reason that the uniform decision of the Supreme Court of Illinois is against making such a refund, and moved the adoption of the report of the committee. The motion was seconded by Alderman Eidan and carried. Alderman Knapp, for the Water Committee, to which was eferred communication from _"Kir. C. H. Zimmerman, asking for �- a refund of excess water tax paid by him during a number of years past, submitted report of the committee recommending that the request be not granted, and -1aoved the approval of the.report of the committee, submitting at the same time ketter of the Commission:r of Public Works upon the matter. The motion was seconded by Alderman Eastman and carried. Alderman Sheffield, for the Budding Committee, to which L was referred application for permits for proposed buildings o Uh. of Class III to be located at 1910-1912 111aple avenue, sub- �q/o �l'Z, mitted report recommending that the permit be granted provided i is two thirds vote of the Council so authorize, and.moved the approval of the report of the committee. The motion was ,seconded by Alderman Burrs and carried; voting aye Aldermen Topliff, Sherman, Pettibone, Burns, Sheffield,,Eiden, Robert - ,son, Franz, Eastman, Knapp and Humphrey (11); voting nay none.. Under Call of Wards. Alderman Pettibone, for the Second ard, stated that complaint had been made in regard to the piling of wood on the west side of the bakery building situa- ted on the north side of Dempster Street about half a block est of the railroad; wpp woodr roa • that it appeared that the wood was ipiled within the limits of the lot line and did not know as anything; could be done about it, 'out that it made a fire men- ace, and ,a.:�ved that the matter be referred to the Police Com- mittee.'The motion was seconded by Alderman Eiden and carried. Alderman Burns, for the Third 'OIard, submitted an prdin- ance entitled "AN ORDINANCE providing for the payment annually in advance by persons, firras and corporations laying gas mains, pipes and conduits in the streets, alleys or other public ,3rounds of the City of E�vanston,.of the sum of three cents per lineal foot of all has mains, pipes or conduits, and prescribing certain penalties for the laying hereafter of such :pains, pipes and conduits in said streets, alleys or other public grounds of said City of Evanston without a permit from she City Council", and moved that the ordinance be referred to ,he Judiciary Committvee and Alderman Pettibone, and that in 1.',he meantime copies of the ordinance be furnished to each of ,he aldermen. The motion was seconded by Alderman Eiden and carried. A Alderman Eiden, -for the Fourth Ward, presented a petition, 'for a strbet light to be installed at the intersection of Florence Avenue and;Howard Street, ferred tdi the Lighting Committee. and moved that same be re - The motion was seconded 1 1 1 ISGU by Alderman Humphrey and carried. Alderman Sherman, for the Committee appointed to canvass the returns of the election held June 7thrA stated that the co=-Uttee would defer their report until the next meeting of the Council. Alderman Pettibone, for the SpxialCommittee on Sewage Diversion, reported that the committee and Mayor and some 4yv of the aldermen went over the route of the proposed plans and in addition went down to Howard avenue and up along the Lake Shore to the site of the proposed pumping plant under the Colfax Street plan and after the trip of inspection Alderman Sherman and himself went into the city to see the Chairman of the Engineering Committee of the Sanitary Dis- trict, Mr. Sullivan; that there was a meeting of the Engin -erring Committee in progress and they were invited to meet with the committee; that they were called upon to state what they were after and told them that they were after Sewage diversion; that it deireloped during the discussion .that the reason that h1r. Wisner is in favor of the Colfax Street plan is because he thinks it not improbable that in the near future it may be necessary for the Sanitary Dis- Griot to erect sewer reductions works to take care of the -sewage which comes down from the North Shore toTrans and it will be more economical to reduce,the Evanston sewage at ,hat point with the other than to have separate reduction works;; that Mr. Wisner. and Mr. Cooley are both in favor of the Colfax Street plan and say that the other plans is not as good a plan from an engineering point of view, aside from the expense; that it was suggested by Mr. Sherman that perhaps some other plan could be adopted which would care for the sewage of Evanston and also of that portion of Chicago which had lately been disconnected from Evanston, abd a sewer along the Lake Shore to Howard Avenue and then 590 along 'Howard Avenue to the canal was spoken of, but the en- gineer stated that would make an extra expense of about $250,000; that it was then suggested that a sewer might be run along Lake Street and the pumping works be situated on Lake Street just west -of the railroad tracks; that L11r. Wis- ner seemed to think that might be a feasible plan as a com- promise, at any rate considered it of enough importance to say that he would make an investigation and report ypon it; that Mr. Paullin was also called into the conference and took an active part in it and that the position taken by Mr. Psullin, Alderman Sherman and himself was that whatever might be the real fact as to what was the best engineering plan the people of Evanston did not seem to be in favor of the Colfax Street plan and the District should give the people of Evanston what they want. Mayor Pearsons announced that Julian L. Simons had L 0�/• been appointed a Special Police Officer for service at the Greenwood Boulevard Station of the C. & N. W. R.R. Alderman Eiden roved that the appointment be confirmed by the Coun- cil. The motion was seconded by Alderman Eastman and carried. Mayor Pearsons then stated that there was a vacancy in the position of probation officer and suggested the name of - Miss Cora B. Carpenter to fill the position. Alderman Top- liff moved that the appointment of Miss Carpenter be don - firmed by the Council. The motion was seconded by Alderman KnE pp and carried. Upon motion of Alderman Burns, seconded by Alderman Eiden. the Council then adjourned. ' City Clerk. I- I 1 a 591 1 1 City Hall, Evanston, Illinois, June 15, 1915. Regular meeting of the City Council, held June 15th,1915. Present: Alderman Topliff, " Sherman, " Chandler, " Pettibone, " Burns, Sheffield, " Eiden, " Robertson, " witt, Franz, Eastman, " Knapp, Humphrey. Esge Diettrich. Absent; Alderman 'Kingsley. Mayor Pearsons presiding. .0 derman Witt moved that the minutes of a regular meeting of the City Council, held June 9th, 1915, be ap- proved without reading. The motion was seconded by Alder- man Eastman and carried. City Clerk Hahn presented the following: 1. Report of the City Treasurer for the month of May, 191:5. Alderman Eastman moved that this report be received y/cS and placed on file. The motion was seconded by Alderman Eiden `and carried. 2. Report of the Commissioner'of•Public Works upon con/ • dition of proceeding for opening and widening of Austin Street. Alderman Topliff moved that this matter be made G a special of orddr of business for nest week Tuesday even- ing. The motion was seconded by Alderman Knapp and carried. 59 2 I 3. pe-�ttiori, signed by forty-two of the business men of the city, asking that the Council consider an amendment to J�TI' sec. 1243. of the Evanston Code relating to electrical wir- �i ins. Alderman Burns moved that this matter be referred to Clthe Judiciary Committee and the Building Commissioner. The motion was seconded -by Alderman Knapp and carried. 4. Commmnication from J.F. yeigh, D.D.a., in regard to iLFree Dental Dispensary which has been operated for seven months and the expense of continuing same. Alderman Knapp moved that the commnication be received and forwarded to the Secretary of the Board of Education. The motion was seconded by Alderman Eastman and carried. 5. Commuiication from Mrs. A. Buehler in regard to re- - desired on two dog licenses. Alderman Topliff moved dn,�r> that the tax be not refunded. The motion wasnseconded by Alderman flumbh2dy:and carried; 6. Cowaunication from A.U. Nelson, 23i3 Ridge Avenue, in �. regard to having a black streak painted on the electric Alight at his corner so as to shade the front porch..Alder- _ han Eiden moved that the communication be referred to the Lighting Committee The motion was seconded by Alderman Humphrey and carried. 7. Commmznication from County Clerk in regard to S. 5 ft. -Lot 2, Bloch 7 tfnich was sold for taxes. Alderman Burns moved �-� that this matter be referred to the Finance Committee. The motion was seconded by Alderman Eastman and carried. Alderman Chandler, for the Board of .Local Improvements, submitted and moved the approval and payment of a contractor's estimate (No. 1 :partial) o in favor of %..Foley Co., in the sum of $3,300.009 for pavement in West Railroad Avenue from Cen- tral Street to Isabella Street, Special Assessment No. 612. The notion was seconded by Alderman Eastman and carried; 1 1 voting aye Aldermen Topliff, Sherman, Chandler,Pettibone, Burns; Sheffield,Eiden,'�Titt,Robertson,Franz,Eastmen,K.napp and Humphrey (13); voting nay none (0). ] I S G, U 593 ��., Z,3�ld�jAlderman Chandler also submitted and moved the approv- /�'Ial and payment -of a contractor's estimate Mo. 3 Partial) in favor of M. • Foley Company,, Contractor, in the sum of $29800.00, for pavement in Ashland Avenue and Lyons Street, Special Assessment No. 616. The motion vfas seconded by Al- derman Witt and carried; voting aye Aldermen Topliff, Sherman Chandler, Pettibone, Burns, Sheffield, Eiden, Rob- ertson, Witt, Franz, Eastman, Knapp and Humphrey (13); voting nay none (0). Alderman Chandler also submitted and moved the approv- al and payment of a contractor's estimate (Na. 3 Partial), ^in favor of M. Foley Company, Contractor, in the sum of 3. $2,200.00, for pavement in Dewey Avenue from Central Street • to Isabella Street, -Special Assessment No. 617. The motion was seconded by Alderman Topliff and carried; voting aye ,Aldermen Topliff,6herman,.Chandler,.Pettibone, Burns, Shef- i afield, 'ideh, Robertson, Witt, Franz, Eastman, Knapp and Humphrey (13); voting nay none (0). 11 Alderman Chandler also submitted and moved the approv- - �i al and payment of a -contractor's estimate (No. 2 Partial), in favor of I.I. Foley Company, Contractor, in the sgm of $1,200.00, for pavement in Ridge Court from Greenleaf Street .to Lee Street, Special Assessment No., 633. The motion was seconded .by Alderman Robertson and carried;. voting aye P1 dermen Topliff, Sherman, Chandler, Pettibone, Burns, ,Sheffield, Eiden, Robertson, Witt, Franz, Eastman, Klapp and Humphrey (13); voting nay none (0). Alderman Robertson, for the Auditing Committee, pre- sented temporary pay -rolls for the first half of June, t915, as follows, and moved that they be approved and yarrants ordered drawn in payment of same, subjtect to .the approval of the Civil Service Commission, and charged to the respective accounts:- 594 a Special Assessments 86.40 Dept.of Buildings. 61.33 Sewer Department 187.20 .Public Parks 187.50 Water Department 54.40 City Collectors Of 75.00 Department of Streets 1,232.60 The motion was seconded by Alderman Eastman dnd carried; voting aye Aldermen Toplif,f, Sherman, Chandler, Pettibone, Burns, Sheffield, Eiden, Robertson, Witt, Franz, Eastman,, Knapp and Humphrey (13) ; voting. -nay none (0) . Alderman Robertson also presented the following bills for the month of i+,day 1915, and moved that same be approved and ordered paid and the warrants charged to the respective funds: - Pumping Station 1,103.11 Water,Mains Department 581.10 Printing 77.69 Street Repair Dept. 103.30 Sewer Department 132.25. - Fire Department 225.71 Special Assessments 230.90 Legal Expenses 1.00 Miscellaneous Fund 283.75 Public Parks .178.86 Public Works Dept.- 7677 Police Department 337.08 Department of Bldge 41.50 Public Buildings 288.97 Contingent Expenses .75 City Clerk's Office 12.45 Comptroller's Ofe 103.00 City Collector's Ofe 70.33 Health Department 93.63 The motion was seconded by Alderman Ea stman and carried; voting aye Aldermen Topliff, Sherman, Chandler, Pettibone, Burns, Sheffield, Eiden, Robertson, Witt, Franz, Eastman, Knapp and Humphrey.(13); voting nay none (0). Alderman Sheffield, for the Building; Committee, to PAIL which was referred application for permission to erect a . garage in the rear of 1718 Orrington Avenue, stated that -znder the new Evanston Code the party had -a right to a permit ,.for the erection of this building and moved that the permit b_ gran ted. The motion i--eras seconded by Alderman Knapp and o.arried. 1 1 1 ISGI 595 1 1 Alderman Eastman, for the Finance Committee, pre- sented the following bonds and moved that they be approved by the Council: - Bond of Alfred Pearson, as Sidewalk Builder, in the sum of Five Thousand Dollars, with the .Fidelity &- Deposit Company of Maryland as surety. Bond of M. Foley,Company, as Sidewalk Builder, in the sum of Five Thousand Dollars, with Michael Foley and Thomas J. Foley as sureties, The motion was seconded by Alderman Knapp and carried Alderman Eastman also presented report of the Fin- ance Committee upon matter of payment of judges and clerks who.served.at the election held on June 7th, recommending An- that the .judges and clerks be paid $3.00 .each for the A / services rendered,s ame to be charged to the Shore Pro- tection account of the Small Parks Fund, and moved the �- adoption of the report of the committee. The motion was �7 seconded by Alderman Chandler. Alderman Burns moved to !, amend the motion and make the compensation of the judges and clerks $5.00 each instead of $3.00 as recommended by the Finance Committee. The amendment was seconded by .Alderman Eiden and lost; voting nay Alderman Topliff, Sherman Chandler, Pettibone, Sheffield, Robertson, Witt, Eastman, Inapp and Humphrey (10); voting aye Aldermen Burns, Eiden and Franz (3). A vote was then taken upon the original motion alloying $3.00 each for services of judges and clerks and the same was carried; voting aye Aldermen Topliff, Sherman, Chandler, Pettibone, Burns, Sheffield, Eiden, Robertson, Witt, Franz, Eastman, Knapp and Humphrey (13)► voting nay none (0). Alderman Eastman also submitted report of the Finance im-t, _Committee upon matter of money for street repair work to the effect that there is no money available for this pur- pose at this time, and moved the approval of the iZG'z?2� pp report. The motion was seconded by Alderman Knapp and carried. Alderman Chandler, for the Committee on Parks, Flats . 596 and Subdivisions, presented plat of Otivnerls Resubdivision of Lots 10 and 11, Block 33, Evanston, Cook County, Illinois. .property being located at the northwast corner of Judson Avenue and Greenwood Boulevard, and moved the approval of the plat by the Council. The motion was seconded by Alder- man Topliff and'carried; voting aye Aldermen Topliff, Sherman Chandler, Pettibone, Burns, Sheffield, Eiden, Robertson, Witt, .Franz, Eastman, Knapp and Humphrey (13) ; voting nay none (0) . Alderman Eiden, for the Police Committee, to which was dgew, CAI/ referred complaint of piling of wood against the wall of the bakery building at 815 Dempster Street, submitted report of the committee to the effect that the matter has been taken care of and the wood has been removed, and moved the approval of the report of the committee. The motion was seconded by Alder - marl Jitt and carried. ( /CGLC Alderman Franz, for the Street Committee, to which was 4/�(, referred request of Pobert Bland for a permit to erect -an /� electric sign on the parkway at Benson Avenue and Clark Street, submitted report of the committee recommending that the per- mission be denied. Alderman Humphrey moved the approval of the report of the committee.. The motion was seconded by ',Alderman Knapp and carried. Alderman Franz also submitted report of the Street Com- Inittee upon o p n complaint that ozmer of lots on the easy side Ak of Ashland Avenue, between Central Street and lincoln Street, Oad not complied with order to lay a cement sidewalk in front of his property, to the effect that the committee has no power in the matter as an ordinance was passed ordering; this I sidewalk put -in by Special Assessment, and moved the accept- ance of the report. The motion was seconded by Alderman Hum- phrey and carried. Alderman Knapp, for the Water Committee, submitted report f the committee in regard to charge for water to be made to heritable institutions in the City of Evanston, recommending hat all unpaid bills be cancelled for water supplied to these II J 1 SGA U i 597 1 institutions prior to May 1st, 1915, and that grater be collected for at schedule rates less 50% discount for payment within 4-5 days of May 1st and November 1st of the respective terms for water supplied said institutions from and after hlay 1st, 1915, and moved the adoption of the report of the committee. Alderman Sh-_rman moved to amend the report and make the reduction 75%,instead of 50%. The amendment was seconded by Alderman Topliff and carried; voting aye Aldermen Topliff, Sherman, Pettibone, Burns, Eiden, Robertson, Eastman, Knapp and Humphrey (9); voting nay Aldermen Chandler, Sheffield, Witt and Franz (4) . A vote was then taken upon the adoption of.the report as'. amended and the same was carried; voting aye Aldermen Topliff, Sherman, Chandler, Pettibone, Burns, Sheffield, Eiden, Robertson, "Witt, Franz, Eastman, Klapp and Humphrey (13) : votink, nav none (0) . JI Under Call of Wards, Alderman Eastman, dor the Sixth Ward, introduced an ordinance creating a purchasing agent and prescribing his duties and moved that same be referred to the Judiciary Committee and in the meantime copied be furnished to all of the aldermen. Mayor Pearsons stated that the matter would be so referred. Alderman Burns, for the Third Ward, asked the City n Clerk fo read a communication received by him in regard to tax on sale of cigarettes, asking that the ordinance be amended to cover sale of tobacco.in any form and that the requirement of a .bond be discontinued, saiW-corx=nica- tion being signed by twelve druggists of the city. Alder- man Eiden moved that the communication be referred to the Judiciary Committee. The motion was seconded by Alderman Burns and carried. City Clerk Hahn also presented a petition to move a one story fraue building; from 1234 Hill Street (Wilmette) to hots 22 and 23 ,Block 1 Hovlandts Subdivision, Evanston. Alderman Eiden moved that this petition be referred to the Building Committee. Alderman Sheffield stated that 58 the new Evanston code provided that such petitions should go to the Building Commissioner first and moved that this petition be referred to the Building Commissioner to report upon. The motion was seconded by Alderman Eiden and carried. Alderman Chandler, for the Second Ward, presented a petition from owners of property on Isabella Street between Broadway and Dewey Avenues, asking that a street lamp be pro -vided for said street and moved that the matter be referred to the Lighting Committee. The motion was seconded by Alder- man Humphrey and carried. Alderman Sherman, for :the Special Committee appointed to canvass the returns of the special election held on June `nth, submitted report of the committee to the effect that the committee had found that Samuel Harrison received the a ' largest number of votes cast for Justice and the committee 7 would.recommend that he be declared elected to the office of Justice of the. Place to fill the unexpired term of I.barl Davidson, resigned, and that the committee had found that a majority of the votes cast at said election on the question IlShall Bonds or Obligations for the Furpose of Providing Funds to pay the necessary cost of the erection and construc- tion of Piers, Breakwaters and Retaining Walls upon the Shores of Lake Mlichigan in the City of Evanston, Cook County, Illinois, between University Place and the South Limits of said City, except in front of Private Property, in the sum of $50,000. be issued by the City 0ouncil ?" were in the affirmative. Alderman Sherman moved the adoption of the report of the committee. The motion was seconded by Alderman Eastman and carried. IMayor Pearsons announced that J.C. l-aunt had been appojnted L,. Special Police Officer for service at the Main Street Theater. Alderman Knapp moved that the appointment be confirmed. The D motion was seconded by Alderman Robertson and carried. x y Upon motion of Alderman- Eattman, seconded by Alderman Witt, 3 F the Council then adjourned. w. City Clerk. r. I I Su U 599 City Hall, Evanston, Illinois, June 22nd, 1915 Regular meeting of the City Council, held June 22nd, 1915. Present: Alderman Topliff, " Sherman, Chandler, " Pettibone, Burns, " Sheffield, " Eiden, " Robertson, " Witt$ " Eastman, / „ Knapp,' . L Humphrey. Page Diettrich. Absent: 'Alderman Franz, '► Kingsley. Mayor Pe arsons presiding. Alderman Witt moved that the minutes of a regular meeting of the City Council, held June 15th, 1915, be ap- proved without reading. The motion was seconded by Al- derman Topliff and carried. City Clerk Hahn presented the following: �,. 1. Communication from the Building Commissioner, sub - lie, mitting.plan for proposed alterations to frame dwelling located at 1914 Asbury Avenue, within the fire limits. Alderman Witt moved that the matter be referred to the Building Committee. The motion was seconded by Alderman Knapp and carried. 2. Communication from the Building Commissibner, sub- , mitting petition to move -the frame building now located at 560 Cook Street to 2207 Maple Avenue, recommending the - ��o granting of the permit. Alderman Sheffield moved that the necessary housemoving permit be granted. The motion was seconded by Alderman Knapp and carried. 3. Commini_eation from the Building Commissioner, sub- mitting plan for proposed frame addition to frame dwelling located.atl738 Chicago Avenue, within the fire limits. 173 'Alderman Humphrey moved that the matter be referred to the Building Committee. The motion was seconded by Alderman Eastman and carried. 4. Report of .the Building Commissioner in regard to the petition of John Palk for permit to move a one story dwell -ing from 1234 Hill Street, Wilmette, to Lots 22 and 23, Block 1, Hovland's Subdivision, on the east side of Brown Avenue between Emerson Street and Church Street, recommend- ing that the permit be granted. Alderman Sheffield moved that the permit be granted, for.'the,moving of thi' build- ing. The motion was seconded by Alderman Eastman and carried. (p4�yU 5. Communication from Arthur D. Butler, of The Evanston Sanitarium,, 1918 Asbury Avenue, asking that this institution be granted reduction in water -rates the same as the other -hospitals and similar institutions. Alderman Eastman moved that the request.be referred to the Water Committee. The motion was seconded,by Alderman Knapp and carried. Alderman Chandler, for the Board of Local Improvements, moved.a suspension of the rules for the passage of'an ordin -ante providing for the paving of Sheridan Square, in the City of Evanston,.County of Cook,'State of Illinois, from the north line of that part of Sheridan Road formerly known as Rinn Street to the east line of that part of Sheridan Road formerly knoi-irn as Arnold Avenue. The motion was second -ed by Alderman Burns and carried; voting aye Aldermen Top- liff, Sherman, Chandler, Pettibone, Burns, Sheffield, Eiden, Robertson, Witt, Eastman, Knapp and Humphrey (12); voting nay none (0). ' Alderman Chandler then submitted a recommendation, esti -mate and ordinance, providing for the paving of the roadway 1 1 1 I I SG, U 1 1 1 of Sheridan Square, in the City of Evanston, County of Co§�: and State of Illinois, from the north line of that part of Sheridan Road formerly known as Rinn Street to the east line of that part of Sheridan Road formerly known as Arnold Avenue,. and moved that the Council concur in the recommendation, approve�.the estimate and pass the ordinance, The motion was seconded by Alderman Topliff and carried; voting aye Aldermen Topliff, Sherman, Chandler, Pettibone, Burns, Sheffield, Eiden, Robertson, Witt, Eastman, Knapp and Humphrey (12); voting nay none (0). Alderman Robertson,,for the Auditing Committee, sub- witted the following bills and moved that same be approved and warrants ordered drawn in payment thereof and charged to the respective funds: - Street Lighting 2,74-7.75 Street Department 964.83 Police Department 10.25 Building Department 125.25. Public corks Department 15.50 The motion was seconded by Alderman Eastman and carried; voting aye Aldermen Topliff, Sherman, -Chandler, Pettibone, Burns, Sheffield, Eiden, Robertson, Witt, Eastman, Knapp and Humphrey (12); voting nay none (0). Alderman Eastman; for the Finance Committee, to which was referredm matter of property returned delinquent in err or by City Collector's Office and sold for tames, submitted V report of the committee recommending that said property be redeemed by the city by payment of $37,53, same to be charged to the Contingent Fund, check to be made payable to the County Clerk of Cook Uounty. Alderman Eastman moved the adoption of the report of the committee. The motion was seconded by Alderman Chandler and carried; voting aye Aldermen Topliff, Sherman, Chandler, Pettibone, Burns, Sheffield, Eiden, Robertson, Witt, Eastman, Knapp,:land Humphrey (12); voting nay none (0). a 602 Alderman Eastman also reported that the Printing Com- Z_t-mittee had asked for bids for the making of the Labe Shore Improvement Bonds to be issued and hadreceived two bids, one from the Northern Bank Note Company for $80.00 and the other from S.D. Childs & Company for $90.00, and moved that the bid be awarded to the Northern Bank Note Company, the lowest bidder, for making of these bonds. The motion was seconded by Alder- man Knapp and carried. �. ,Alderman Eastman.also introduced and moved the adoption of the following resolution: - "BE IT RESOLVED,that, subject to the direction and con- 'It-_ trol of the heads of the respective departments, all city employes paid by the month be;given two weeks vacation with pay, and all city emplpyes paid by the day be given one weeks vacation with pair, provided that said employes have been con- tinuously in the. employ of the city since May 1st, 1914, and have not during the last twelve months been suspended on charges preferred to and sustained by the Civil Service Com- mission." The motion was seconded by Alderman Chandler and carried; voting aye Aldermen Topliff, Sherman, Chandler, Pettibone, Burns, Sheffield, Eidenl'Utt,Eastman, Knapp and Humphrey (11): voting nay none (0). Alderman Burns, for the Judiciary Committee, introduced -an ordinance changing.the name of the office of Commissioner of Streets to that of Superintendent of Streets and amending the Code of the City of Evanston adopted March 26th, 1915, to conform with such change of name, and :roved that it be made'a' special order of business for the next regular meeting of the Council. The motion was seconded by Alderman Humphrey and carried. Alderman Burrs also introduced an ordinance amending the first paragraph of Section 80 of Chapter 7 pf the Evanston ^de, providing for a public engineer, and moved that this be so made a special order of business at the next regular eting of the Council. The motion was seconded by Alderman. 1 IStaU 603 Humphrey and carried. Alderman Burns also submitted report of the Judiciary Committee upon the matter of the petition of certain mer- hants for the repeal of an ordinance governing and regu- lating the sale of cigarettes, now in force in the City of Evanston, recommending that said petition be denied and said ordinance be not repealed, and moved the adoption of the report of the committee. The motion was seconded by Alderman Sheffield and carried. Alderman Sherman, for the Printing Committee, sub- mitted report covering the distribution of copies of the new Evanston Code and fixing prices to be charged for same when sold and also for the copies of Building Ordinances, Plumbing Ordinances, etc., and moved the adoption of the report of the committee. The motion was seconded by Alder- men Topliff and carried. Alderman Sherman also submitted report in reference ep ,;to the contract now existing between the City of Evanston and The Gunthorp-17arren Printing Company covering the _ printing of the ordinances of the City of Evanston,.to -the effect that under the terms of the contract the said -' Gunthorp-117arren Printing Oompany is required to hold the forms used in the printing of said ordinances for a period of one year upon the payment by the City of Evanston of $5.00 per month after six months from June let, 19151 and stating that a release has been asked for of this portion of,the contract and in consideration of a release from this clause in said contract the -said Gunthorp-Warren Print -ing Company has offered an allowance on its bill of June 3rd, covering the printing of said ordinances, of $129.31, and recommending that this offer be accepted. Alderman. Sherman moved the adoption of the report of the committee. The motion was seconded by Alderman Pettibone and carried. ,>604 1 Alderman Sherman thalintroduced bills of The Gunthorp �,WM_ ZVarren Printing Company•for the printing of the city ordin- �- ahces, dated June 9th, 1915, and moved that same be paid after allowing the $129,31 suggested, $2121.90 of the amount to be charged to the Printing Fund and $258.20 to the Contin- gent Fund, making a total of $2380.10. The motion was seconded by Alderman Eastman and carried; voting aye Aldermen Topliff, Sherman, Chandler, Pettibone, Burns, Sheffield, Eiden, 'Witt, Eastman, Knapp and Humphrey (11); voting nay none (0). Alderman Pettibone, for the Committee on Sewers, sub- :mitted plans for drainage of the southwest portion of the city, together with report of the Commissioner of Public Works upon same, and stated that this was as far as the Sewer Committee liad any authority in the matter and moved that the report and plans be * 'referred to the Board of Local Improvem- ments, but upon the presentation of a petition by Alderman Eiden from property owners in that neighborhood asking that the trunk lines of said sewers be laid in different streets 7from those -auggested in the plans, Alderman Pettibone moved that the whole matter be again referred to the Sewer Committee. The motion was seconded by Alderman Eiden and carried. Alderman Knapp, for the Water Committee, introduced a "kk2uv . communication from fir. W.D. Allen, asld.ng that the city furn- ish free water for the use of the fresh air camp which opens Ct,[ti on June 30th, as has been done in former years, and moved that the request be granted. The motion was'seconded by Alder- nan Humphrey and carried. Under Call of Wards, Alderman Sherman, for the First A � dAurr hard, presented a communication received from_ -Mr. L.P. .Moore, L131 Sheridan Road, asking for the installation in that _ibk&borhood of a police call box, and moved that the matter )e referred to the Police Committee. The motion was Jeconded by Alderman Topliff and carried. ]ISG 605 Alderman Chandler, for the Second Ward, apoke of the condition of the alley between Church Street and Davis Street and Ridge Avenue and Oak Avenue, and moved that it be referred to the Street Commissioner to see if at least a few loads of ashes cannot be dumped in there. The motion -was seconded by Al derman,Eiden and carried. Alderman Sheffield, for the Third Ward, submitted a Quit C3-aim Deed from the Bears-Salyton Lumber Company to the City of Evanston of all of that part of the south thirty- three (33)-feet of the N.E.1 of Section 30, T. 41 N., R.14 east of the third P.M.., lying west of the westerly right of way line 'of the Chicago, Milwaukee & St. Paul Railway Com- pany and east of a line drawn Perpendicular to the south line of said N.E.1 and six hundred thirty-six and eighty- five hundredths (636.85)`feet (measured along the said south line) east of the easterly line of Chicago Avenue and eighty- seven and thirty -one -hundredths (87.30) feet (measured along said south line) west of the westerly right of way line of the Chicago, Milwaukee & St. Paul Railway Company, said land being conveyed for the use and purposes of a p$b- lie street, and moved that the Corporation Counsel be in- structed to draw up an ordinance accepting this deed and opening Howard Avenue and that the matter be made a special order of business for the next meeting of the Council. Al- derman Burns moved as an amendment that this matter be re- ferred to the Railroad Committee and Corporation Counsel to .report back at the next meeting of the Council ' The amend- 'ment was accepted by Alderman Sheffield and carried. Alderman Eiden, for the Fourth Ward, stated that his attention had been called to the presence of pdeon ivy in the south part of the city in the parkways as well as the vacant lots, particularly mentioning Sherman Avenue and Seward Street and South Boulevard between Ridge Avenue and Custer Avenue, and moved that thematter be referred to the 9 d Commissioner of Streets and Healtl Commissioner. was seconded by Alderman ' itt and .carried..,,;, The motion Alderman Burns then moved that the Council take a recess of fifteen or twenty minutes to consider•.some..matters. Mayor Fearsons stated that he wished,to submit to the Council before taking such+ recesq the name of,,117alter Kraft as Commissioner of Streets, the appointment to take effect on June 24th, {41915.a; Alderr� n.,,Eastman. moved that the appoint- ment of Mr. ,Kraft�be.yconfirmed;tby.the Council. and that the bond required to be furnished by Mr. Kr.aft'be,"approved subject to the approval of the Corporation Counsel, the City Clerk and the Chairman of the Finance Committee. The motion was second- ed by Alderman Topliff and carried. 10hen the Council again assembled Alderman Sheffield, for the Building Committee, to which was referred plan for pro- posed alterations to frame dwelling located at 1914 Asbury Ave- nue, submitted report of the committee recommending that the permit be not granted and moved the adoption ofnthe report of the committee. The motion was seconded by Alderman Eiden and carried. City Clerk Hahn presented a request for permission to install a gasoline filling station in the parkway in front of 933 Sherman Avenue, same to be installed in accordance with the A/requirementi of Section-1164 4of the Evanston Code. Alderman , Sheffield moved that the request be referred to the Building ,ommittee. The motion was seconded by Alderman Witt and parried. Upon motion of Alderman Chandler, seconded by Alderman ;Sherman, the Council then adjourned. City erk. .6 l 1 607 1 1 1 City Hall, Evanston, Illinois, July 6,1915. Regular meeting of the City Council, l:eld July 6th,1915. Present: Alderman Topliff, " Sherman, " Chandler, Pettibone, " Burns, Sheffield, " Eiden, " Robertson, " 17itt, Franz, " Eastman, Knapp " Humphrey. Page Diettrich. Absent: Alder4am Kingsley. Idayor Pearsons presiding. Alderman Witt moved that the minutes of a regular meeting of the City Council, held June 22nd, 1915, be ap�ti proved without reading. The motion was seconded by Alder- man Eiden and carried. City Clerk Hahn presented the following:- 1. Reports of the City Treasurer and City Comptroller for the month of June, 1915. Alderman Witt moved that 091,h- these reports be received and placed on file. The motion was seconded by Alderman Franz and carried. / 2. Annual Report of the Evanston Public ."'Uibrary for the year ending May U st, 1915. Alderman Knapp moved that his report be received and placed on file. The motion .�uC - 3�,S°tiras seconded by Alderman Eastman end carried. 3. Communication from the Building ,Commissioner, submitt- ing retort upon -.pnlication of o-,ner of frame office build ing now located at 2121 Central Street to move same to 2612 West Railroad Avenue, stating that said building is of sub- stantial construction and in good .condition and that the peti- tion has the necessary frontage consent in accordarcenwith requirements of Evanston Code. Alderman Sheffield moved that the permit for the moving of this building be granted. The motion was seconded by Alderman Eiden and carried. 4. Co.�Iii znication from Mr. Geo. A. Kearney, Treasurer of the Juv . St. Vincent DePaul Society, asking that the City Council authorize free sewer and water permit necessary to supply water to the new location of their camp at the southwest cor- ner of Bennett Avenue and Grant Street. Alderman Knapp moved that the free permits be granted as requested. The motion AMZ11- was seconded by Alderman Eiden and carried. 5. Communication from Mr. Gottfried Olsen, asking for per - AL mission to install a'gasoline filling station at the curb line in front of premises 2156 Vilest Railroad Avenue, same to be installedin accordance with the requirements of Evanston Code. Alderman Eiden moved that this request be referred to the Building Committee. The :notion was seconded by Alderman Shef- field and carried. 6. Communication from the Building Commissioner, submitting nfor consideration plans'of proposed porches to be erected in ,At a _ the rear of the building'located at 822-824- Hinman Avenue. Alderman Sheffield moved that these,.plans be referred to the Building Committee with power to act. The'motion was second- ed by Alderman Humthrey and carried, ?. Petition from residents and property owners in the western part of Evanston adjacent to Davis Street, asking that the Council take up and consider the opening of Davis Street where same is now closed under the tracks of the Chicago & Northwestern Railway Company at Davis Street just west of Dewey Avenue. Alderman Witt moved that the petition be re- ferred to the Railroad Committee. The motion was seconded by Alderman Topliff and carried. i 1SG,(J 600 1 I 8. Bill of R.17. Bartholomew, I&D., in the sum of $10.00, for services rendered to Mr. White, 1011 University Place, an employe of the City of Evanston, who had his right foot sprained and leg injured in "all from city wagon in May, 191.5. Alderman Burns moved that the bill be referred to the Corporation Counsel. The motion was seconded by Alderman Humphrey and carried. 9. Communication from Mr. John C. Cooper, returning the h eck for $3.00 given him in payment for his ser-�rices as judge of election at the election held on June 7th, 1915, as not sufficient pay .for the days work. Alderman hastman moved that this matter b,e referred to the Finance Committee. The motion was seconded by Alderman Knapp and carried. 10. Communication from Mr. Chas. ICI. Hayes, President of the Chicago Rotor Club, asking for permission to erect At signs at certain places in the limits.of the City of Evan stop. Alderman Knapp moved that the request be referred to the Street Committee. The motion was seconded by Alder - nan Humphrey and carried. Alderman Eastman, for the Finance Committee, presented end moved the approval of the following bonds:- ttaMaintenance Bond of M. Foley Company, an Illinois Cor- I /`rt' poration, in the sum of $2,90.0.00. with the American Fidel- ity Company of Montpelier,' Vermont, as surety, for the main- :aining of concrete pavement in Dewey Avenue from Central ;street to Isabblla Street. , .aintenance Bond of M.Foley Company, an Illinois Cor- on, in the sum,of $1,800.00, with the American Fidel- mpany of Montpelier, Vermont,. as surety, for the main - -gaining of bituminous macadam pavement.in Ingleside Place :rom Ridge Avenue to Sheridan Road. 11aintenance Bond of M. Foley Company, an Illinois Cor- poration,, in the sum ,of $3, 200.00, vii th the American Fidel- ity Commpany of tontpelier, Vermont, as surety, for the 610 maintaining. of, brick pavement- in Ashland Avenue from Church Street to Emerson -Street and in Lyons Street from Weeley Ave- nue to a point 166 feet west of the west lot line of Ash- land Avenue. jlaintenance Bond of 1. Foley Company, an Illinois Cor- poration, in the sum of $900.00, w_th the American Fidelity Company of '=,fontpeli,_r, Vermont, as surety, for the ;naintain- ing of a bituminous macadam pavement in Ridge Court from Lee Street to Greenleaf Street. - Maintenance Bond of 'LI. Foley Company, an Illinois Cor-- poration,. innthe sum of $1,600.00, with the American Fidelity Company of !Montpelier, Vermont, as surety, for the maintain- ing of brick pavement in West Railroad Avenue from Central Street to. Isabella- Street. Maintenance Bond of 111. Foley Company, an Illinois Cor- poration, in the sum of $600.00, with the American Fidelity Company of Montpelier, Vermont, as surety; for the maintain- inf of a brici pavement in .public Alley, Bloc'1< 67, Village of Evanston. The :notion was seconded by Alderman Knapp and carried. Alderman Chandler, for the Board ---Of Local Improvements, introduced and moved the approval and payment of a contract- or's estimate (No. 4- Final) , in favor -of J.Foley Company, Contractor, in the sum of $2903,3.711 for payment in Dewey Avenue from Central Street to Isabella Streetm Special Assessment Ido. 617. The motion was seconded by Alderman East -man and carried.; voting aye Aldermen Topliff, Sherman, lhandler, Pettilbone, - Burns, Sheffield, Eiden, Robertson, Vitt, Frahz, . Eastman, . Knapp and Humphrey (13) ; voting nay none (0). Alderman Chandler also presented and moved the approval � I � ,s and payment of a contractor's estimate (no. 2 Final), in avvor of M. oley Company, Contractor,. in the sum of $1,509.53, �oad, for pavement in Ingleside Place from Ridge Avenue to Sheridan Special Assessment No. 595. The motion was seconded 1 1 1 I I SGI U 611 1 1 by Alderman Topliff and carried; voting aye Aldermen Topliff, Shernen, Chandler, . Pettibone, Burns, Sheffield, Eiden, Robertson, Witt, Franz, Eastman, Knapp and l amphrey (13) ; yoting nay none (0). Alderman Chandler also presented ancl moved the approv- al and payment of a contractor's estimate (No. 4 Finch), in favor of ',11. Foley. Company, Contractor, -in the sum of $1, 933.06, for pavement in Ashland avenue and Lyons Street, Special Assessment No. 616. The motion -vas seconded by Alderman Franz and carried; voting aye Aldermen Topliff, Sherman, Chandler., Pettibone, Burs, Sheffield, Eiden, Robertson, Witt, Franz, Eastman, Knapp and Humphrey (13); voting nay none (0). Alder�na n Chandler also presented and moved the approv- i%fl, 3 al and p". ent of a contractor' s estimate (No. 3 Final) , pole in favor of 71J. y Company, Contractor, in the sum of $475.05, for pavement in Ridge Court from Greenleaf Street Do Zee Street, Special Assessment No. 633. The :notion was eeconded.by Alderman Robertson and carried; voting aye Aldermen.Toplif:f, Sheri,ian, Chandler, FettibOne, Burns, Sheffield,. Eiden, Robertson, avitt, Franz, Eastman, Knapp and Humphrey (13) ; voting nay none (0) . Alderman Chandler also presented and moved the approval andpzym.ent ofa contractor's estimate,(No. 2 Final), in favor of V. Foley Company, Contractor, in the sum of $2,723.35, for pavement of west Railroad Avenue from Central Street to Isabella Street, Special Assessment No. 612. The tion was seconded by Alderman Eastman and carried; vot- g aye Aldermen Topliff, Sherman, Chandler, Pettibone, rns, Sheffield, Eiden, Robertson, Witt, Franz, Eastman, app and Humphrey (13); voting ngy none (0). Alderman Chandler also presented and moved the approval nd payment of a contractor's estimate (No. 3 Final), in avor ofFoley Company, contractor, in the sum of $319.90 or pavement in Alley in Block 67, Village of Evanston, f'rwii ole Avenue to Oak Avenues Special Assessment No. 627. 612 The .notion was seconded by Alderman Pettibone and carried; voting aye Aldermen Topliff,.Sherman, Chandler, Pettibone, Burns, Sheffield, Eiden, Robertson, Witt, Franz, Eastman, laiapp and Humphrey (13); voting nay none (0). Alderman Robertson, for the AuditinS, Committee, intro- duced Special Assessment Pay Rolls for the month of June, 1915,,a-mounting to $85.00 and moved that same be approved by the Council and warrants ordered drawn in payment theredf and charged to the various Special .AAsessment Accounts. The motion was seconded by Alderman Eastman and carried; voting aye Aldermen Topli.ff, Sherman, Chandl,er:, Pettibone, Burns, Sheffield, Eiden, Robertson, -Witt, Eranz, Eastman, Knapp and Humphrey (13); voting nay none (0). Alderman Robertson also introduced the following, pay -rolls for the month of .Tune (last half), and moved that same be approved and warrants, ordered dravm in payment thereof and charged to the respective funds, subject to the approval of thw Civil Service Commission; - Water Department $ 80.30 Dept.of Buildings 4 .0 4 Sewer Department 18 .40 Public Parks 202.80 Department of Streets: 1,21.6.30 The -motion was seconded by Alderman Eastman and carried; vot- ing aye Aldermen Topliff, Sherman, Chandler, Pettibone, Burns, Sheffield, Eiden, Robertson, Witt, Franz, Eastman, Knapp and Humphrey (13) ; voting. nay none (0) . Alderman Sheffield, for the Building Committee, to dhich as referred comraunication from the Building Commissioner sub- - itting plan for proposed frame addition to dwelling at 1738 I%3 g hicago Avenue, submitted report of the committee recommending 0 that the permit be granted, and moved the.adoption of the ieport of the committee. The motion was seconded by Alderman handler and carried. Alderman Sheffield also submitted report of the Build ing Committee upon request of Theo. B. Davis for permission _ to install a gasoline filling station in the paricay in front 1 1 1 613 1 1 of 933 Sherman Avenue, to the effect that the committee were in favor of the granting of this permission provided no storage tank.is put under the sidewalk or in the park- way and the license fee of $10.00 be paid by Davis. Alderman Sheffield moved the adoption of the report of the committee. The motion *as seconded by Alderman Eiden and carried. Alderman Witt, for the Fire Committee, moved that the 7`sD sum of $75. be appropriated frog the lire Department Fund and the %.Iayor and City Comptroller be authorized to draw check for the amount to A.N. Hofstetter to -defray the expenses of his trip to attend the annual convention of Fire Chiefs which is to be held in Cincinnati. The motion was seconded by Alderman Topliff and carried; voting aye Aldermen Topliff, Sheriian, Chandler, Pettibone, Burns, Sheffield, .Eiden, Robertson, Witt, Franz, Eastman, Knapp and Humphrey (13); voting nay none (0). Alderman Burns, for the Judiciary Committee, to which was referred petition of certain electricians askinb for the repeal of that portion of the Evanston Code.relating to Electrical Construction, and which now prohibits the use in said construction of the so-called "knob and tube system", submitted report of the committee reco;.rmending that action be deferred upon same until the regular meet- ing of the Council to be held Tuesday, September 14th, 1915, and moved the adoption of the report of the committee. The Motion was seconded by Alderman Humphrey and carried. Alderman Burns also submitted report of the Judiciary 1, 9S Committt-e upon claim of Clarence 0. ing for damages for loss of .a horse at the intersection:of Hinman Avenue and Ilain Street, Evanston, recommending that the Corporation Counsel be directed to make investigation of same and re- port to the Judiciary Committee his written opinion as to the liability or non -liability of the City of "Evanston for damages therein, and droved the adoption of the report of the committee. The motion was seconded by Alderman'Humphrey and carried. 614 Alderman Burns also. submitted report of the Judiciary 'hiwaittee upon proposed ordinance for the establishment of the office of purchasing agent for the City of Evanston, "recommending that said ordinance be amended to provide that the duties of said purchasing agent be performed by the City Collector in addition to his present -duties as City Colledtor, and until December 31st, 1915, and without any other or fur- ther salary or compensation than is received now for the per- -formance of his duties as City Collector and Superintendent of Special Assessments, and recommending further that said ordinance so amended be passed by the Council. Alderman Burns moved the adoption of the report of the Com=. ttee. The motion was seconded by Alderman Humphrey and carried. Alderman Burns also submitted report of the Judiciary -Committee recommending that the Corporation Counsel be directed �t. o render a written opinion to this Council telative to a ertain proposed ordinance now pending before it for the hange of designation of "Commissioner of Streets" to that of Superintendent of Streets", and also relative to a certain other ordinance also now pending before it for the additional designation of "Commissioner of Public Works" as "Public Engineer", giving the intent and purpose of said proposed or- dinance, and giving also his opinion as to the legal status of the Board of Local Improve:;aients as now constituted, and that action upon the written opinion as aforesaid be made a special order of business at the regular meeting of the City Council to be held July 13th, 1915. Alderman Burns moved the adoption of the report of the committee. The ;notion was seconded by.Alderman Eastman and carried. Alderman Burns also moved a suspension of the rules for i the passage of an ordinance entitled "Ali ORDINSITC.E providing for the licensing of motor and other vehicles, prescribing license fees and regulations and providing penalties for the violation of the provisions of said ordinance". The motion was seconded by Alderman Topliff and carried; voting aye Aldermen Topliff, Sherman, Chandler, Pettibone, Burns, Sheffield, Eiden, Robert- son, Witt, Franz, Eastman, Xnapp and Humphrey (13); voting I S GI 615 1 1 1 0 nay hone (0). Alderman Burns then introduced the ordinance entitled _ "AN ORDINANCE providing for the li e si n�, of 1-notor and other vehicles, prescribing license fees and regulations and providing penalties for the violation of the provisions of said ordinance", and after reading same moved the n passage of the ordinance. Alderman Sheffield moved as an amendment to said ordinance that the license fee for the light trucks be made $15 instead of $25. The amendment was seconded by Alderman Snapp and lost; voting nay Alder- men Sherman, Pettibone, Burns, Eiden, Robertson, Witt, Franz, Eastman and Humphrey (.9) ; voting aye Aldermen Chandler, Sheffield and Knapp (3). Alderman Eastman then suggested that the charge for trucks in excess of one ton and not exceeding two tons be made $35 and for trucks in excess of two tons be made $50 and Alderman Burns said that was satisfactory to the Judiciary Committee and so amended the ordinance, and then moved the passage of the ordinance as amended. The .notion was seconded by Alderman Eastman and carried; voting aye Aldermen Sherman, Chandl ler, Pettibone, Burns, Sheffield, Eiden, Robertson, Vitt, Franz, Eastman, Knapp. and Humphrey (12); voting nay none (0). Alderman Burns then moved that the ordinance creating a purchasing agent and prescribing his duties When amended in conformity with the report of the Judiciary Co=aittee passed this evening be :made a special order of business for next Tuesday evening. The ;notion was seconded by Alder -roan Humphrey and carried. Alderman Humphrey4i for the Lighting Committee, to which as referred application of A.1'.d. Nelson, 2333 Ridge Avenue o have a black streak placed on the electric light globe the corner of Ridge Avenue and Colfax Street, submitted eport of the committee recommending that such petition e denied, and moved the approval of the report of the com- �Lluuee. The motlon was seconded by Alderman Pettibone Ld a c rri ed. 616 1 Alderman Humphrey also submitted report of the Light- ng Committee upon application for the installation of an lectrie light, overhead circuit, at the intersection of olfax Street and Bennett Avenue, recommending that such petition be granted and that the Lighting Com=ittee be in- structed to direct the Public Service Company to install such light at once, and moved the adoption of the report of the committee. The Motion was seconded by Alderman Eastman and carried. Alderman Humphrey then stated that the Lighting; Com- mittee had decided on account of the condition of the funds not to recommend the installation of any more lights until September. Alderman Eiden, for the Police Committee, to which was referred communication from Z.F. I'loore, 1131 Sheridan Road, asking for the installation of a police call box in that neighborhood, submitted report of the committee to the effee that there is a pressing need of a call box in that neighbor- hood as well as in other parts of the city, but that the com, -mittee is unable to recommend the improvement at this time on account of lack of sufficient funds to do the work, and moved the adoption of the report of the committee. The motion was seconded by AUderman Witt and carried. Alderman Pettibone, for the Sewer Committee, to which -was referred petition from property ovmmers in the nei hbor- P .. p .�. g -Ike (hood asking that the trunk line sewers as proposed in the 4Cl`eJ1�0 plan submitted at said meeting be changed to Cakton Street and Ilain Street, submitted report of the committee to the effect that the committee requested the Commissioner of Pub- 1.ic--'forks to investigate and. make report upon the feasibil- ity of a drainage scheme with trunks and outf alls as re- quested in the petition and had received such a report and submitted it with their report to the effect that it is possible to drain said district through trunk lines located as requested by the petitioners but that the drainage under 1 such plan would cost more and be less efficient, and suggest- I S G, (i 617 1 1 1 ing that a meeting be arranged at which the petitioners can b be given an opportunity to discuss and judge of the relative merits and demerits of the two schemes; that the committee (concur in the suggestion for the meeting and think that inasmuch assubsequent proceedings coke within the province of the Board of Focal Improvements that the meeting be at come time and place agreeable to and fixed by said Board. Alderman Pettibone moved that the report be adopted and the natter referred to the Board of Local Improvements. The :potion was seconded by Alderman Eiden and carried. Alderman Burns then introduced the ordinance creating .e office of purchasing agent and prescribing his duties ly amended as suggested in the report of the Judiciary inrittee, and after reading same moved the passage of the •dinance. The motion was seconded by Alderman Topliff and parried;. voting aye Aldermen Topliff, Sherman, Chandler, ettibone, Burns, Sheffield, Eiden, Robertson, Franz, East man -and Humphrey (11); voting nay Aldermen Mitt and Knapp 2) Alderman Knapp, for the Water Committee, asked that the Qouncil take a recess at the close of the regular call to consider some matters. The :motion was seconded by Alderman Topliff and carried. Under Call of Wards, Alderman Burns, for the Third Yard ntroduced and moved the adoption of the following resolu- ion: "IT .IS HEREBY ORDERED by the City Council of the City f Evanston, that no part of the Fifty Thousand ($50,000) Dol lars Bonds, authorized to be issued, at the Special Election geld in Evanston on June 7th 1915, for the "Protection of .he Lake Front# # be oydered for sale or sold, that no expen- .:itures be made -or contracted to be made (other than for the neeess4ry plans and specifications for said work) and that uo contracts -be made and entered into by said City or anyone assuming to act for it in this behalf, until such time as complete plans and specifications for the work proposed to 61S 1 be done under and by virtue. of said Bond Issue shall have n been approved by the City Council of the City of Evanston in regular meeting asse:�bled': The motion was seconded by Alderman Eiden and carried, Aldermen Eastman, for the Sixth Ward, moved a suspension of the rules for the passage of an ordinance providing for the disconnection from the City of Evanston of the portion of the uUlmette Park District white is tithin the limits of the City of Evanston. The -notion was seconded by Alderman Humphrey and carried; voting aye Aldermen Topliff, Sherman Chandler, Pettibone, Burns, Sheffield, Eiden, Robertson, Witt, Franz, Eastman, Knapp:r_and Humphrey (13); voting nay none (0). Alderman Eastman thenintroduced the ordinance providing for the disconnection of that portion of the Wilmette Park District which lies within the limits of the City of Evanston 9.nd after reading dame moved the passage of theordi_rance. the :Notion was seconded by Alderman Topliff and carried; vot- ing aye Aldermen Topliff,, Sherman,Chandler, Pettibone, Burns, Sheffield, Eiden, Robertson, Witt, Franz, Eastman, Knapp and Humphrey (13); voting nay none (0). Itlayor Pearsons then stated that for sometime he had 1,mo7m. that the Commissioner of Public iVorlh�s had had an offer of another position and he now held in his hands his letter of 64 res:ignation, dated July 1st, to tape effect September lst, m� 1915; that ever since he had there was likely to ti be an opening in that position he had been looking for a man to fill it and now wished to submit . the name of Irving C. Brower to succeed Mr. I.+Ioore as Commissioner of Public Works, eand'City Engineer. Alderman Pettibone moved that the resigna- lion -iof 11r. !.Uoore be accepted to take effect September 1st, :&c 1g15, and that in the meantime 11r. Moore be granted a vacation of thirty days with full salary, stating that it was with regret he thought that all of the members of the Council would part with the services of -11r. Moore; that he had been Commissioner of Public `''orks since the memory of mannrunneth 1 not to the contrary and that he had in that position displayed 1 I 1 fit 9 not only unusual ability but untiring industry and devo- tion to the interests of the city and to his work; that he had been the most untiring and unselfish public servant that he had ever known; that he thought it was a loss to the City of Evanston to have to part with hip, but he wished to congratulate him because he thought he had been blind to his own interests in staying as long as he had with the city i for the compensation he had received; that he thought it ,.,,as no more than fitting and proper that Mr. T�jioore should be given a vacation of that length of time in concluding his term of office., Alderman Topliff stated that he wished to second Alderman Pettibone's motion and all that he had said. The motion was carried unanimously; voting aye Alder -?.,en Topliff, Sherman, Chandler, Fettibone, Burns, Shef- field, Eiden, Robertson, 'iitt, Franz, Eastman, Knapp and Hurzphrey (13) ; voting nay none (0) . Alderman Robertson then moved that the motion of Alder- man }T.napp for a recess be concurred in. The ,Motion was seconded by Alderman Topliff and carried. 'When the Council again convened Alderman 1�napp, for the Water Committee, presented re,,ort of the committee upon request of Mr,.. Arthur D. Butler for the placing of the Evanston Sanitarium in the same -class with regard to water rates as the other hospitals, 'recomri.ending that the favor requested be granted, and Droved the approval of the report of the co=, ittee. The motion was seconded by Alderman Burns and carried. Upon motion of Alderman Eiden, seconded by Alderman 3urns, the Council then adjourned. City Clerk. F • 620 City Hall, Evanston, Illinois, July 13,1915 ; Regular meeting of the City Council, held July 13th, 1915. Present: .Alderman Topliff, If Sherman, ; Chandler, If Pettibone, " Burns, Sheffield, " Eiden.. x. a` Robertson, If Witt, Franz, " Eastman, t If Knapp, " Humphrey. Page Diettrich. Absent: Alderman Kingsley. {. Mayor Pearsons presiding. Alderman Witt moved that the minutes of a regular meet- ing of the City Council held July 6th, 1915, be approved _ without reading. Alderman Robertson moved to amend the minutes by changing the,. third paragraph from the end to read ` r that Alderman Robertson moved that the motion of Alderman { Pettibone be concurred in. Mayor Pearsons then stated that unless there were other objections the minutes as amended would be approved in accordance with motion of Alderman Witt. = City Clerk Hahn presented the following: UVw. 1. Communications from the Building Commissioner submitting eoxv, applications for permits to install gasoline filling stations . in front of premises 811 Chicago Avenue, 1849 East Railroads' �f/tti - 41 Avenue and„,2510 West Railroad Avenue. Alderman Sheffield stated that these applications had been looked into by the ' G. Building Commissioner and Chief -of. the Fire Department and moved that the permits asked for be granted provided the in- stallations are made in accordance with the Code and the annual fee of $10. paid in each case. The motion was sec- onded by Alderman Chandler amd carried. 2. Communication from the Superintendent of Streets, calling attention to the condition of the intersections of Davis Street and Hinman Avenue and Ridge Avenue and w; Davis Street and recommending that the Council appropri- ate funds from the Street Repair Fund for the repair of both intersections, stating that the Hinman Avenue Improve =rent Association are willing to pay $300 towards the Pe - pair of the intersection at Davis Street and Hinman Ave- nue and th'rat each intersection will cost about $600. Alder- man Eastman moved that the matter be referred to the Street Committee with power to act. Alderman Sheffield moved to amend the motion to include the intersection of Main Street and Hinman Avenue also. The amendment was seconded by Alderman Burns. Alderman Eastman accepted the amendment and moved that the Street Committee be empowered to spend bot to exceed $300 at Davis Street and Hi.nri.an Avenue, not to exceed,$600 at Davis Street and Ridge Avenue and not to ` exceed $600 at Main Street and Hinman Avenue and that they get half of the last named amount if possible from the First Park District. The motion was seconded by Alderman Knapp and carried;. voting aye Aldermen Topliff, Sherman, i Chandler,Pettibone,Burns,Sheffield,Eiden,Robertson,Witt, Franz,Eastman,Knapp and Humphrey (13); voting nay none (0). 3. Communication from the Corporation Counsel in regard to the petition of Clifford 0. Ling for the allowance of Ott, ��-tl�Yrt a claim of $150. for damages suffered in the loss of a horse by reason of its stumbling and falling into an alleged hole on Main Street in the City of Evanston some monthg 4 agog stating,that after investigation of this claim it is his opinion,that the cityis not liable in the matter and recommending that so far as any further action being taken 'r T. 622 by the City is concerned the matter be dropped. Alderman Burns moved that the communication be referred to the Judi- ciary Committee. The motion was seconded. by Alderman Hum- phrey and carried. 4. Communication from the Corporation Counsel in regard to reason for making a change in the title of the office of Commissioner of Streets to that of Superintendent of Streets and for adding the words "or Public Engineer" to the words "ex-Officiko City Engineer" in the code -of the City of Evanston, as well as the reasons for the proposed ordinance changing the personnel of the Board of Local Imp roverr.ents, stating that his letter of June 19, 1915, :to the Mayor, fully explained his reasons on the points in question and that he therefore'attached a copy of said letter to this opinion and made it a part thereof. The letter to the Mayor having been read Alderman Pettibone moved that the re- port of the Corporation Counsel be - referred to the Judiciary Committee. The motion was seconded by Alderman Topliff and. carri ed. 5. Communication from Mrs. Harriet L. Davidson in regard to last check sent to D.E.Davidson in payment for eight " days work. Alderman Eastman moved that the communication be referred to the Finance Committee. The motion was seconded by Alderman Knapp and carried. Alderman Robertson, for the Auditing; Committee, pre- sented bills as follows and moved that same be approved and warrants ordered drawn in payment thereof and- charged to the respective funds: - Street Department $.1,051.78 Miscellaneous Fund 41.52 The motion was seconded by Alderman Eastman and carried;. voting aye Aldermen Topliff,Sherman,Chandler,:Pettibone,Burns, Sheffield,Eiden,Robertson,Witt,Frana,Eastman,Knapp and Humphrey (13); voting nay none (0). 1 1 1 IISGIU Alderman Sheffield, for the Building'Committee, to which s referred' with power to act appli cation for a permit to ect porches on rear of building at 822 and 824 Hinman Ave- . e, submitted report of the committee to the effect that, they instructed the issuance of�`,the permit. Alderman Sheffield also submitted report of the Build- . � in-, Committee upon petition of Gottfried Olsen for per- riv mission -to install a gasoline filling station at the curb -fine in front of the premises located at 2156 West Railroad Avenue, to the effect that the committee would recommend that the permission be granted provided the station be located inside the curb line and same be installed in accord -ance with the rwquirements of Section 1164 of the Evanston Code, and moved the adoption of the report of the committee. The notion was seconded by Alderman Eastman and carried. Alderman Eastman, for the Finance Committee, introduced and moved the'adoptioz of the following resolution: - "WHEREAS;, there was a balance in the Firemen's Pension Fund on the first, of -,,July, 1915, of $339.44, and the members of the Board of Trustees of said fund are desirous of having _y said money turned over to them so that same may be invested: therefore; BE IT RESOLVED, that the Mayor and City Comptroller b,e ` and they are hereby directed to draw a warrant for •$300.00 �Oo � to the order of the Treasurer �f the Board of Trustees of the Firemen's Pension Fund and deliver same to said offi- cer when signed, same 'to be duly cha:�rgedeto said Firemen'a Pension Fund." .The motion'was seconded by Alde'rm.an Witt and carried; voting aye Aldermen Topliff,Sherman,Chandler,Pettibone,Burns Sheffield,Eiden,Robertson,Witt,Franz,Eastman,Knapp and - Humphrey (13); voting nay none (0)- Alderman Eastman also introduced and moved the adoption of the following resolution;- 624 "WHEREAS;?the City Comptroller has examined and audited the account of Special Assessment No. 593, .for laying a water rain in Euclid Park Place from a point ten feet north of the center line of Ingleside Place to a point ten feet north of the center line of Sheridan Road, and it appears that there is a surplus in said assessment which willvarrant a rebate to the property . owners assessed for said improved; THEREFORE, BE TI RESOLVED, that a rebate of 5% is here- by declared payable to the proprty owners assessed for said improvement. 64 � BE IT FURTHER RESOLVED, that the Superintendent of Special Assessments be, and he is hereby directed to notify t,. the persons to whom rebated are due to present their receipts showing that payment was made by them and,thereupon issue, proper certificates for amount 6f rebate hereby declared." The motion was seconded by Alder.iian Eiden and carried; voting aye Aldermen Topliff,Sherman,Chandler,Pettibone,Burns, Sheffield,Eiden,Robertson,Witt,Franz,Eastman,Knapp and Hum- phrey (13); voting nay none (0). Alderman Eastman also introduced and moved the adoption ofthe following resolution: - "BE IT RESOLVED, that the balance of $2.48 left in the account of Special Assessment No. 593 after the rebate of 5% is taken out be transferred to the General Fund, thus clos- 9 ing the account." The motion was seconded by Alderman Topliff and carried; voting aye Aldermen Topliff,Sherrian,Chandler,Pettibone,Burns, Sheffield, Eiden,Robertson,Witt,Frahz,Eastman,Knapp and Humphrey (13); voting nay none (0). Alderman Eastman also introduced and moved the adoption of the following resolution; - "WHEREAS, the City Comptroller has examined and audited the account of Special Assessment No. 592, .for constructing a vitrified the pipe sewer in Euclid Park Place from the center line of Ingleside Place northerly a distance of five hundred and fifty linear feet, and found a net overdfaft in said assessment of $9.25; 1 1 1 • ZONING AMENDMENT COMMITTEE PURPOSE: To consider any amendments to the Zoning Ordinance when a petition has been presented or when a proposed amendment has been referred by City Council; to hold hearings and draft legislation. (Code: Title 6-13) NUMBER OF MEMBERS: 5 TERM: 5 years STAFF: Amendments and Appeals Department MEETING DATE: 1st Thursday of each month, 8:00 P.M. PLACE: Civic Center, Council Chambers Reports to the Planning and Development Committee. Members Shirley Ellis - 1740 Wesley Avenue Steve Lenet - 2710 Thayer Street David S. Mann (Chair) - 1106 Oak Avenue Edmund G. Pabst - 1318 Forest Avenue Thnma..c T Ofn.ffni-A M n — I1()6 0--fir T .� ------------------------------- Expiration Date 11/28/86 11/28%87 11/28/85 11/28/88 1 1 /nif+ inn 0 0 I SG U 1 Ln 625 THEREFORE, BENT RESOLVED, that the City Comptroller be, and he is hereby, directed to transfer from the'General Fund to the credit of said Special Assessment No. 592 the sum of 09.25 for the -purpose of closing the account." The motion was seconded by Alderman Chandler and carried; voting aye Aldermen Topliff,Sherman,Chandler,Pettibone,Burns, Sheffield,Eiden,Robertson,Witt,Franz,Eastman,Knapp an'L Humphrey (13); voting nay none (0). Alderman Eastman also introduced and ikoved the adoption of the following resolution: - "WHEREAS, this Council wil_1_ adjourn at this meeting,not to meet again in regular session until Tuesday evening, September 14th, 1915:- THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED, that the Mayor and City Comptroller be, and they are hereby, authorized to issue warrants in payment of all pay -rolls and bills for the various ,(,y1,,.t depar.tment s which may be presented from this date to Septem- �� ,.r�x. ber 14th, 1915, together with bonds and warrants in payment of contractor's partial estimates on public improvements, when said bills and pay -rolls shall have been approved by the Civil Service Commission and the Auditing Committee, and to,report upon amounts paid at the next regular meeting of. the Council." The motion was seconded by Alderman Robertson and car- rJ ed; voting aye Aldermen Topliff. , Sherma.n, Chandler. ,Pettibone Burns,Sheffield,Eidan,Robertson,Witt,Franz,Eastman,Knapp, and Humphrey (13); voting nay none (0). Alderman Eastman then moved that th.e Council authorize Lthe Mayor, City Clerk and 0hairman of the Finance Committee to approve the bond of Mr. Irving C. Brower when presented, I, as the same would be during the vacation of the Council. Alderman Pettibone then stated that he had a matter which �Z_Wve would ?resent at this time. Alderman Pettibone moved'a reconsideration of the vote taken at the last meeting of the Council by which the appointment of Mr. Brower as Commission- i er of Public W©rks was approved, stating that the Statutes 626 of Illinois provide that the person appointed to such a posi- A on roust be a qualified elector of the State of Illinois and have resided in the City of Evanston for at least one year previous to his appointment. Alderman Burns.moved that as the close of this session the Council takena recess until Wednesday eveningat eight o'clock, and that in the meantime this matter and the rpatter of the approval of the bond of L�Ir Brower-- be referred to the Judiciary Committee to report on At,that recess meeting. The motion was seconded by Alder- man Pettibone and carried. ,Alderman Eastman then spoke of the special garbage ser- ice being rendered in certain portions€_of-.-the bi.tyeand-rmoved hat the matter of this special garbage service be referred o the Finance Committee and the Commissioner of Streets,with power to act to discontinue the same ,if it cannot be madeto pay. The motion was seconded by Alderman Witt and carried. Alderman Eastman then reported upon the matter of return Qf check for $3 for services as Judge of Election by Mr.John �UL Al_ /u- /U,- .0. Cooper, to the effect that the check had been again re- turned to 1VIr. Cooper with a letter explaining the situation and would await developments before making any further report. Alderman Burns, for the Judiciary Committee, moved a suspension of the rules for the passage .of an ordinance ac- cepting a deed from the Mears -Slayton Lumber Company to the City of Evanston of certain property therein described. The motion was seconded by Alderman Topl.iff and carriedf, voting aye Aldermen, Topliff,Sherman,Chandler,Pettibone,Burns,Shef- field,Eide:-i,Robertson,Witt,Franz,Eastman,Knapp and Humphrey (13); voting nay none (0). Alderman Burns then introduced an ordinance providing for the acceptance by the City of Evanston of a conveyance dated Tune 21st, 1915, from Mears -Slayton Lumber Company to theCity i-)f Evanston of tt.e- lands situated in the Ui ty of Evans ton, Coun -ty of Cook and State of Illinois, bounded and described as -'ollows, to -wit: 1 1 II ISGIJ 627 "All that part of the south thirty-three (33) feet of the N.E.4 of Section 30, T. 41 N., R. 14 East of the 3rd P.M. lying west of the westerly right of way line of the Chicaggg Milwaukee & St. Paul Railway Company and east of a line drawn perpendicluar to the south line of said NLE.¢ and six hun- dred thirty-six and eighty-five one -hundredths (636.85) feet (measured along the said south line) east of the easterly line of. Chicago Avenue and eighty-seven and thirty one-hun- dredths.(87.30) feet (measured along said south line) west of the westerly right of way line of the Chicago, Milwaukee & St.. Paul Railway Company", for• the uses and purposes of a public street, and after read- ing same moved the passage of the ordinance. The motion was seconded by Alderman Topli.ff and carried; voting aye Alder- men .Topliff,Cherman,Chandler,Pettibone,Burns,Sheffield,:Eiden, Rober.tson,Franz,wi.tt,Eastman,Knapp and Hurtiphrey (13); voting nay none - Alderman Burns then introduced and moved the adoption of tra.e. following resolution: - "BE IT RESOLVED by the City Council of the City of Evanston, that the Corporation Counsel be, and he hereby is, duly :authoriz-ed and directed to file with the State Public /� S 'Utilities Commission of Illinois a Petition to Amend and (l/����.. . _ an Amendment to the Co.mplaintof. . said City of Evanston against the Public Service Company of Northern Illinois, now pending before said Commission, for the. -purpose of claiming and de- manding on behalf of the inhabitants of the City of Evan- ston due reparation for excessive and discriminatory over- charged in the sale of gas made to said inhabitants, and each of them, from and after January 1, 1914, to date when the Act creating said Public Utilities Commission gent into effect." I- Alderman Sheffield requested that action upon this resolution be postponed until the matter can be taken up in the Committee of the VJTiole to be held later in the evening. c Alderman Burns then moved a suspension of the rules for !t� the passage of two ordinances, one providing for the repeal- 4 ing of the track elevation ordinance which was a mandatory one and the other providing for the passage of a new contract -ural ordinance for track elevation. The motion was seconded by Alderman Pettibone and carried; voting; aye Aldermen Top- li:f. f , Sherman, Chanciler ,Pettibone,Burns, Sheff i eld, Ei den, Robert- son,Witt,Franz,Eastm.an,Knapp and Humphrey (13); voting nay none (0). 628 0 ft Alderman Topliff, for the Railroad Committee, then stated that at the proper time he would move that the Council take a recess to consider these track elevation ordinances and other matters necessary to come before them. Alderman Knapp, for the Water Committee, move d that leave of absence for two; weeks on full. pay be granted each of ,_ the three operators and the handyman at the Filtration Plant, the time -of these vacations to be determined by the Commission -er of Public Works and the Superintendent of Filtration. The motion was seconded by Alderman Humphrey. Alderman Sheffield moved to amend the motion so that the vacations be taken later in the ,year, not during the busiest season at the Filtration Plant, not earlier than the first of October. The amendment was sedonded by Alderman -Burns and carried. A vote was then taken upon the motion as amended and the same was carried. Alderman Topliff then moved that the stenographer in the office of the Commissioner of Public Works be giver -two weeks vacation with full pay. The motion was seconded by Alder�ian ;Chandler and carried. Alderman Knapp then moved that the Superintendent at the Pumping Station be instructed,as far as possible to plan the vacations of the employes of the Pumping Station so that they will. fall after the first of October. the motion was sedonded J by Alderman Eastman and carried. Alderman Knapp then introduced an ordinance providing 1 that in all new structures erected after the g p- ,�irtu,J passage and a 'proval of this ordinance wAter meters shall be installed. and =_Mut"4-noved that same be referred to the Judiciary Committee. The notion was seconded by Alderman Humphrey and cari:ied. Under Cal 1 . o f Wards, Alderman Knapp, .for the Seventh Ward, presented a communication from 1,4r. John J. Cahill. in regard to the return of a deposit of $15 made by him, said deposit being made for the repair of a street opening opposite 1818 Hinman Avenue. Alderman Knapp moved that the communica- tion be referred to the Stree# Committee with power to act. The ;notion was seconded by Alderman Franz and carried; voting aye Aldermen Topliff,sLierman,Chandler,Pettibone,Burns,Shef- 1 1 IISig(1 629 1 1 1 field,Eiden,Rob er-tson,Witt,Franz,Eastman,Knapp and Humphrey (13); voting; nay none (0). .� Alderman Eiden, for the Fourth Ward,;i spoke of the fact `that a year ago $2,000. was appropriated fot the repairing VV^'-of Ridge Avenue;- that this Spring part of the work was done 141tcw, and then when it was decided that the city could not get the vehicle tax money the work was stopped; that since that time the decision has been changed and the city is to receive part of the money so he thinks it no more than fair that the work should be finished, and moved that the matter of the com- pletion of this work be referred to the Street Committee with power to act.' The motion was seconded by"Alder;,lan Sherman • , and carried. jV Alderman Sheffield, for the Third Ward, presented request Ito �f Mr. Hendricks, Sheridan Road and South Boulevard, asking J�t that the electric light at the corner near his home be dar- (�"ened, ,.and moved that the request be referred to'the Lighting Committee with power to act. The motion was seconded by .Alderman Humphrey and carried. ` Mayor Pearsons stated that hb had received a colmmunicatio from. Dr. C.T. Roome, stating that the Mayor was expected to o1.f��°appoint two aldermen to serve on the Council of the Tuberculo- -sis Institute in an tt advisory capacity, and he had decided to appoint for such service Aldermen Kingsley and Sheffield. Al- derman Topliff moved that the appointments be confirmed by the Council. The motion was seconded by Alderman Chandler ,And carried. L Mayor Pearsons also stated that he had received a call earlier in the evening from owners of motor trucks who had com /tc'��'_plained of the change in the amount of license to be pid for to $5 and asked him to bring the matter Large trucks from �30 `� 0 g to title attention of the Judiciary Committee. Alderman Burns ;tested that the committee would take notice of the matter and report on Wednesday evening. 630 s Mayor Pearsons then announced that some appointments had been made by the Committee on Parks, which the Civil Service Commission suggested should have been made by the Mayor, and that he took pleasure in submitting the names of the following persons to.serve at the Bathing Beach:. Frank Corrado, _Care- taker and life guard, as of June 1st; G.C. Whittle, Director v and life guard, as of June 15th, and !,!rs. N.S. Warts, Matron, as -'of July lst. At Mason Park, Miss Caroline Guthrie, Woman Director, and to be paid out of the Lake Shore Improvement Fund:; Joe Shaffer, Special Officer, as of June 30th. Mayor Pearsons also said that he had received the resignation of Miss Cora V. Carpenter as Probation Officer, to take effect September lst, and that he had appointed in her place Mrs. Katharine Harris, of the Greenwood Inn, Evanston, totake office September lst, and that he wished to submit the following names as members of the Library Board: Mr. John W. Thompson, Mr. H.J. Wallingford and Mrs. Douglas M. Fe.sler. Alderman Knapp moved that each and all of these appointments be con- firmed by the Council. The motion was seconded by Alderman Sheffield and carried. Mayor Pearsons then stated that the Cpuncil would take a recess of about one hour to consider track elevation matter as suggested by Alderman Topliff and any other matters to come before the committee of the whole. When the Council again convened at 10:30 o'clock Alderman Burns moved that the time for adjournment be extended to 11:30 The motion was seconded by Alderman Topliff.and carried. MAX- Alderman Burns then introduced an ordinance entitled "AT1 ORDINANCE repealing an ordinance entitled "AID ORDINANCE A"A&-m_REQUIRING THE CHICAGO,MILWAUKEE & ST. PAUL RAILWAY COMPANY TO ELEVATE THE PLANE OF A PORTION OF ITS ROADBED AND TRACKS IN THE CITY OF EVANSTON, AND CHANGING THE GRADE OF PORTIONS OF CERTAIN STREETS A11D AVENUES IN SAID CITY", adopted by the City Council of the City of Evanston on the 30th day of ,larch, A.D. 1915; approved March 31st, 191511, and after read ing same moved the passage of the ordinance. The motion was seconded by Alderman Topliff and carried; voting aye Aldermen r (j I S GI (_f 631 Topliff,Sherman,Chandler,Pettibone,Burns,Sheffield,Eiden, Sobertson,witt,Franz,Eastman,Knapp and Humphrey (13); voting Zay none, (0). Alderman Burns then introduced an ordinance entitled �, r'AN ORDINANCE REQUIRING THE CHICAGO, VILWAUKEX & ST. PAUL tAWV11_t_z:- AILPIAY C011dPANY TO ELEVATE THE PLANE OF A PORTION OF ITS ROAD r 3ED AND TRACKS IN THE CITY -OF EVANSTON; AND CHANGING THE GRADE OF CERTAIN STREETSAND AVENUES IN SAID CITY", and after ` reading changes made in same moved the passage of the ordinance The' motion was seconded by Alderman Topliff and carried; vot- ing. aye Aldermen Topliff,Sherman,Chandler,Pettibone,Burns, SAie'ffield,Eiden,Robertson,Witt,Franz,Eastman,Knapp and Humphrey (13); voting nay none (0). Alderman Topliff then introduced and moved the adoption of the following resolution: - "BE IT RESOLVED, by the City Council of the City of Evanston: Section 1. That the City of Evanston accepts the convey- ce,. dated June 30th, 1915, from Mears -Slayton Lumber Com- CVJ`�U(', �Cvw-[pany, Freida Johnston and Robert Johnston to the City of Evan- ston of the lands situated in the 'CitiT of Evanston, County Cook and State of Illinois., bounded and described as follows ;ol to -wit: Beginning at the inl;ersection of the south line of the north east quarter of Section Thirty (30), Township Forty- one (41) North, Range Fourteen (14) East of the Third (3rd) Principal !Meridian, and the` .east line of Chicago Avenue run- ning thence east six hundred and thirty-six and eighty-five hundredths (63*6.85) feet to a point eighty-seven and thirty hundredths (87.30) feet west of the westerly line of the Chicago, Milwaukee and St. Paul Railway Company right of way; thence north thirty-three (33) feet; thence west on a line parallel` with and` thirty-three (33) feet north from the south Line of the north east quarter of said Section Thirty (30) to the Easterly line of Chicago Avenue; thence `south easter- ly along the east line of Chicago Avenue to the place of beginning, for the purposes of a street, subject, however, to all the easements, .tights, titles and interests of the Evanston Rail- way Company, its successors and assigns heretofore conveyed ` by deed from said Mears -Slayton Lumber Company and by deed from said Freida Johnston and Robert Johnston, respectively, I 632 moth of which deeds are dated June 29th, 1915, and said tract of land is hereby declared to be a public street, subject, however, to all the said easements, rights, titles and inter- ests of the Evanston Railway Company, its successors and assigns. Section 2. That the City of Evanston accepts the convey - ante, dated June 30th, 1915, from Mears -Slayton Lumber Com- pany, Freida Johnston and Robert Johnston, of the, land sit- uated in the City of Evanston, County of Cook and State of Illinois, bounded and described as follows, to -wit; Commencing on a line parallel with and thirty-three (3,,i) feet north of the southnline of the north east quarter of Section Thirty! (30), Township Forty-one (41) North, Range Fourteen (14) East of the Third (3rd) Principal Lleridian, at a point ninety (90) feet east of the Easterly line of Chicago Avenue (measured along said first mentioned line); thence due north one hundred and 'one (101) feet; thence east on a]. line parallel with the south line of the north east quarter of paid Section 'Thirty (30) to the westerly line of the right of way of the' Chicago, Milwaukee and St.Paul Railway Company; thence southeasterly along the westerly line of the right of way of said Chicago, Milwaukee and St.Paul Railway Company to a point one hundred and eighteen (118) feet due north from the south line of the north east quarter of said Section 'Thirty (30); thence west on a line parallel to the o e south line of the north east quarter of said Section Thirty O ) to a point twenty-one and forty-six hundredths (21.46) feet east of the first north and sout':i line mentioned in the description of this tract of land; thence due south eighty-five (85) feet to a point one hundred eleven and forty- six hundredths (111.46), feet east of the easterly line of Chicago Avenue in a line parallel with and thirty-three (33) feet north of the south line of the north east quarter of said Section Thirty (30)'; thence west on a line parallel with 'and thirty-three (33) feet distant from the south line of the north east quarter of said Section Thirty (30) twenty-one and forty-six hundredths (21.46) feet to the place of begin- ning, for the purposes of alleys, and the said tracts of land are hereby declared to be public alleys." The motion was seconded by Alderman Humphrey and carried; voting aye Aldermen Topliff,Sherman,Chandler,Pettibone,Shef-3 field,Eiden,Robertson,Witt,Franz,Eastman,Knapp and Humphrey (12); voting nay Alderman Burns (1). Alderman Burns thenintroduced and moved the adoption of the following resolution: - "BE IT RESOLVED by the City Council of the City of Evan- ston, that the Corporation Counsel be, and he hereby is, `duly authorized and directed to file with the State Public 1 1 Utilities Commission of Illinois, a petition to amend and an amendment to the complaint of said City of Evanston against the Public Service Company of Northern Illinois, now pending before said Commission, for the purpose of .claiming and demanding on behalf of the inhabitants of the City of Evanston due reparation for excessive and discriminatory over- charges in -the sale of gas ;Wade to said inhabitants, and each of them, from and after January 1, 1914, to date when the act creating said Public Utilities Commission went into effect." The motion was seconded by Alderman Sheffield and carri ed. Alderman Burns then moved a reconsideration of the vote taken upon the motion to take a recess until Wednesday even- ing at eight o'clock, stati-r_g that things could be settled this evening he -thought. The motion was seconded by Alder- man Pettibone and carried. Alderman Burns then moved that the Council take another recess for about one hour. -The motion was seconded by Alder- man Pettibone and carried. ,.,_Mrien the Council again 7�c-onvened upon motion of Alderman Burns., seconded by Alderman Eastman, they adjourned. d.� City Clerk. 01 City Hall, Evanston, Illinois, July 20,1.915.' Regular meeting of the City Uouncil, held July 20th, 1915. Present:- y . Alderman Topliff, Sherman, f a " Chandler, " Pettibone, E i " Burns, F " Sheffield, If Eiden, " Robertson, r " Witt, Franz, " Eastman. Page Diettrich. Absent: - Alderman Kingsley, if Knapp, 4 it Humph r ey •. Mayor Pearsons presiding. Alderman.Witt moved that the minutes of a regular meet-- ing of the City Council, held July 13th, 1915, be approved without reading. The motion was seconded by Alderman Eastman . and carri ed- Alderman Eastman asking if the Council was to 5. adjourn to September 14th or 21st, as if the latter then the resolution passed at the last meeting of the Council should when be changed. Alderman Burns moved that/the Council adjourned it be until Tuesday evening, September 14th, 1915. The motion was seconded by Alderman Sheffield and carried. City Clerk Hahn presented the following•>- 1. Communication from tie Building; Commissioner, submitting V4)AA. -7 report in regard to petition of George Karsfen for moving a one storyframe garage from �, g 1417 Lee Street to rear of 2112 Greenwood Street, recommending the issuance of the permit. Alderman Sheffield moved that the permit be granted. The motion was seconded by Alderman Eiden and carried. a I SG 1 !635 1 1 2. Comma nication from the Building Cormissioner, sub- f=�A&- mitting plan for proposed alterations to frame dwelling -J located at 1.014 Ayars'Place, and asking for instructions as to issuing of the permit. Alderman. Witt moved that the request be referred to the Building Committee with power to act. The motion was seconded by Alderman Franz and carried. 3. Communication from the General Manager of the Chicago Christian Industrial League, asking that they be allowed a permit to enlarge the barn on the property now occupied by them. Alderman Chandler moved. that the per- mit be granted as requested. The motion was seconded. by Alderman Eastman and carried. 4. *Cominunication from J.J. Kearney, President of the North End Improvement Association, in regard to the annex- ation of the property lying west of the City of Evanston both north and , south of ' Central Stfeet. ' Alderman Burns moved that the comrrzunication be referred to the Judiciary Committee and the aldermen from the Sixth Ward. The motion was seconded by Alderman Topliff and carried. Alderman Robertson, for the Auditing Committee, pre - witted the following pay -rolls for the first half of the Month of July; and bills for the month of June, 1915, and moved that same be approved and warrants be ordered drawn in payment thereof and charged to the respective funds: - Pay Rolls. Special Assessments 88.80 Sewer Department 205.20 Small Parks 221.60 Department of. Streets 1 ,,286.40 ` Bills. Legal Expenses 203.75 Street Repair Department 13.50 Sewer Department 34.52 Printing 26.00 City Clerk's Office 7.25 City Comptroller's Office 3.00 Hiscellaneous Fund 146.73 Public Works Department 152.39 Water Department Department of Buildings 100.55 7.20 Evanston Small Parks 6 395.73 Street Lighting 2,746.77 Public Buildings 85.75 City Collector's Of 76.08 Civil Service 10.00 Contingent Expense 266.90 Dept.of Buildings 136.51 636 Fire,Department 382.88 Street Department 1,208.87 Pumping Station 10971.97 Water Department 168.91 Health Department 126.29 Police Department 325.89 Special Assessments 1,059.47 The motion was seconded by Alderman Eastman and car- ried; voting; aye Aldermen Topli.ff,Sherman,Chandler,Petti- bone,Burns,Sheffield,Eiden,Robertson,Witt,Franz and East- man (11); voting nay none (0). 0may's I �11 Alderman Eastman, for the Finance Committee, to which was referred letter of Harriet L. Davidson in regard to check issued to Mr. D.E. Davidson, submitted report of the committee recommending that a check be sent to TIrs. David- son for half a month's salary with a letter of appreciation of iv7r. Davidson's services. Alderman Eastman moved the approval of the report of the committee. The motion was seconded by Alderman Sheffield and carried; voting aye Aldermen Topliff, Sherman, Chandler,Pettibl-)ne,Burns,Shef- field,Eiden,Robertson,Witt,Franz and Eastman (11); voting nay none (0). Alderman Eastman also moved the suspension of the rules for the passage of the Annual Tax Levy Ordinance. The motion was seconded by Alderman Chandler and carried; voting . rY aye Aldermen Topliff,Sherman,Chandler,Pettibone,Burns,Shef- field,Eider.,Robertson,Witt,Franz,Eastman (11); voting nay none (0). Alderman Eastman then :introduced an ordinance entitled "AN ORDINANCE levying municipal and Publi..c Library taxes in the City of 'Evanston, in the County of Cook and State of Illinois, for the fiscal year beginning January 1st and end- ing December 31, 191511, and after reading same moved the passage of the ordinance. The motion was seconded by Alder- man Topliff and carried; voting aye Aldermen Topliff,Sher- man, Chandler,Pettibone,Burns,Sheffield,Eiden,Robertson,Wf tt, Franz and Eastman (11); voting nay none (0). Alderman Witt, for the Fire Committee, called atten- .ion to the fact that there ought to be some insurance on the Fire apparatus as one piece is now in the hands of the 1 1 1 G�Ai y�•fi1/�/� P I A I SG 1 63 painters and other pieces are to be and something might happen to them while out of our possession. Alderman_ Eastman moved that this matter of arrying insurance on these machines be referred to the Finance Committee with power to act.. The motion was seconded by Alderman Witt and carried. Alderman Burns, for thvi Judiciary Committee, stated that at the proper time he should move that the Council take a recess to consider. several matters pending before the Judiciary Corini ttee. Alderman Chandler,.for. the Committee on Parks, Plats *L //- and Subdivision, submitted report of the committee upon 10 petition of all the, property ov,ners in the block bounded di. I by Lincoln., Eviing, ,Colfax and Bennett for the vacation of the alley in said block, which was ref erredto the com- mittee at a former meeting of the Council, recommending that the request be refused, and moved the adoption of the report of the committee, but upon the request of Alderman Topliffm seconded by Alderman Pettibone, action, upon this petition was deferred until a future meeting of the Council in. September. Alderman Chandler then submitted report of the Com- mittee on Parks, Plats and Subdivisions, transmitting corn- plete plans and specifications covering a comprehensive 6c. plan for the improvement and protection of the Lake Shore, and introduced and moved the adoption of the following resolution;- WBE IT RESOLVED, that the !Jlayor, together with the Parks,-. Plats and Subdivisions Committee, and the Commission U'tl ',-er of Public Works, be and they are hereby constituted ' a committee with power to act to carry out the terms of the ordinance entitled "An Ordinance authorizing the issu- �' 3nce of Lake ShoreImprovement Bonds to thcamount of G 38) °50 000 and providing for the payment thereof," and to supervise any and all work and construction done under ,aid ordlnance.10 The motion was seconded by Alderman Sherman. Alderman Eastman moved as an amendment that the matter be referred to a committee to consist of the present members of the Committee on Parks, Plats and Subdivisions, one alderman from each ward not now represented on the Parks Committee, the Mayor, Commissioner of Public Works, one mem- ber of the Small Parks & Playgrounds Committee and one cit- izen at large, to be appointed by the Mayor, the members of the Council and City Officials to have power to at in the matter of this work if they think best. The amendment was seconded by Alderman Sherman and carried; voting aye Alder- men Topliff,Sherrran,Chandler,Pettibone,Burns,Sheffield,Eiden, Robertson,Witt,Franz, and Eastman (11); voting nay none (0). Under Call of Wards, Alderman Sherman, for the First Y� Ward, submitted a communication received from the President of the Hinman Avenue Improvement Association, objecting to Q.UL the fact that the City has asked that association to pay one- �j(,tf; half of the cost of -repairing the intersection of Davis Street and Hinman Avenue when the City is going to pay the whole cost of repairing the intersections of Davis Street and Ridge Avenue and Main Street and Hinman Avenue, although the association had formerly offered to pay half of said cost, and asking that the City appropriate $300 more to pay for this work. Alderman Sherman moved that the request be granted and that an amount sufficient to take care of that work be appropriated, not exceeding $609 in all, The motion was seconded by Alderman Topliff and lost; voting nay Aldermen Pettibone, Burns,Sheffield,Eiden, Witt and Eastman (6); voting aye Aldermen Topliff,Sh erman,Chandler,Robertson and Franz (5). Alderman Burns, for the°Third Ward, spoke of the con- 41ition of the property at the southwest corner of TMain Street Ind Michigan Avenue, where a large apartment building is t )eing erected and the material is allowed to obstruct the Sidewalk and street, and moved that the matter be ref erred to ^ ;he Police Committee with directions to abate the nuisance, ;f possible. The motion was seconded by Alderman Sheffield and carried. 1 9 SCIIJ 639 1 1 Alderman Eastman, for the Sixth Ward, introduced and move d the adoption of the following resolution:- "WHEREAS, the owners of certain property lying imme- diately south of Central Street and west of the corporate limits of the City of Evanston are desirous of extending; the public sewer and water mains and making connections !therewith for the purpose of serving and improving said ,property, THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED, that the question of mak- ing such extensions and connections and the manner and con- ditions upon which same shall be made be, and the same are S hereby, referred. to the Water Committee and Sewer Committee of the City Council of + " Y i Evanston, with power „o act. U The motion was seconded by Alderman Witt and carried. Mayor Pearsons stated that the new Code did not provide for the license fee -to be paid by undertakers and. several were desirous of paying and same should be considered. Mayor Pearsons"then announced that he wished to sub- :pit the name of Mr. Charles R. Cowper as a member of th,e civil Service Commission to succeed himself, and the name —1—,' D)f Mr. Charles W. Leggett for the position of Chief of _olice. Alderman Eastman moved that the appointments be confirmed by the Council and introduced and moved the adoption of the following resolution: - "RESOLVED, that in the event of the new Chief of ?olice taking office during the vacation of the Council, ,he Mayor, City Clerk and the Corporation Counsel be author - .zed to pprove said- chiefs bond." a, The motion was seconded by Alderman Burns and carr. i ed. Alderman Burns then moved that the Council take a re- cess until 10:25 o'clock yo consider some matters before the Judiciary Committee, and the Mayor said it was so ordered. When the Council again convened Alderman Burns moved a suspension of the ru.]:.es for the passage of an ordinance regarding the license fee to be paid by undertakers. The 640 Motion was seconded by Alderman Witt and carried; voting aye Aldermen Topliff,Sherman,Chandler,Pettibone,Burns,Shef- field,Eiden,Robertson,Witt,Franz and Eastman (11); voting nay none (0). J Alderman Burns then introduced an ordinance providing that a fee of $10.00 be paid by undertakers, per year, and after reading same moved the passage of the ordinance. The motion was seconded by Alderman Eiden and carried; voting aye Aldermen Topliff,Sherman,Cliaridler,Pettibone,Burns,Shef- field,Eiden,Robertson,Witt,Franz and Eastman (11); voting nay none (0). Alderman Burns also moved a suspension of the rules for the passage of an ordinance providing that the words "and City Engineer" be added to the title of the Commission- er of Public Works. The motion was seconded by Alderman Eiden and carried; voting aye Aldermen Topliff,Sherman, Chandler,Pettibone,Burns,Sheffield,Eiden,Robertson,Witt, Franz and Eastman (11); voting nay none (0). Alderman Burns then introduced an ordinance providing that Sec. 75, Chap: VII of the Evanston Code be amended by adding after the words "Commissioner of Public Works" the c- words "and City Engineer" in said section; that Sec. 76 Lof Chap. VII of said Code be amended so that the same shall read as follows:?- "There is hereby seated the office of Commissioner of Public Works and City Engineer: Said Commissioner and Engineer shall.. be appointed by the Mayor by and with the advice and consent of the City Council, in the same manner and for the same term as other city officers are appointed, etc." and that wherever in said Evanston Code the -�,iords "Commissioner of Public Works" appear the same shall be amended so as to read "Commissioner of Public Works and City Engineer", and after reading same moved the passage of the ordinance. The motion was seconded by Alder- man Eiden and carried; voting aye Aldermen Topliff,Sherman, Chandler,Pettibone,Burns,Sheffield,Eiden,Robertson,Witt, Franz and Eastman (11); voting nay none (0). 1 1 1 I I SGI IJ 641 1 1 1 Alderman Burns then introduced and moved the adoption of the following; resolution:- "BE IT RESOLVED by the City Council of t1le City of Evanston, that the Building Commissioner be, and he is hereby, authorized until further order of this Council _to permit outside the "fire limits" of this City, and only in buildings of Class III of the Evanston Building Code, nor in excess of two circuits of 660 watts each, the con- cealed electric light wiring knmwn as the "knob and tube" systemf provided, however, that all basement wiring in such buildings shall be run only in iron conduit pipes or armored cables." The motion was seconded by Alderman Robertson and carried. Alderman Pettibone introduced and moved the adoption of the following resolution:- "urIIEREAS, There is now pending before the State Public Utilities Commission of the State of Illinois, a complaint of the Cityillinois, of Evanston against Public Service Company of Northern which said complaint was filed by said City for the purpose, among other things, of securing a reduction in the rates of heating and light- ing gas, furnished by said company -to consumers within said City, and WHEREAS, said Company has now proposed and agredd, on its own behalf and on behalf of its successors and as- signs, sublect to the approval of the State Public Util- ities Commission, to and with the Mayor and City Council, of said City, in consideration of the dismissal of said complaint, to reduce said rates in accordance with the following schedule, commencing August lst, 1915, to -wit: The rate to be charged by the Public Service Company of Northern Illinois, its successobs and assigns, for furnishing gas service to any consumer within the City of Evanston, shall not -exceed One dollar and ten cents ($1.10) per thousand cubic feet of gas, for all gas consumed in each month up to and including one thousand cubic feet; i 642 and One dollar ($1.00) per thousand cubic feet of gas for all gas consumed in such month, in excess of one thousand cubic feet, and up to and including three thousand. cubic feet; and ninety cents (904 per thousand cubic feet of gas for all gas consumed in such month, in excess of three thousand cubic feet. All bills shall be rendered monthly as nearly as practicable, and on each bill paid within ten days (10) after its rendition, the consumer shall be entitled tosa discount of ten cents (104 per thousand cubic feet of gas on the total consumption charged for therein; Provided, however, that if payment shall not be made within ten days (10), said company of its successors and assigns shall. not be required to allow said discount. Said Company, its successors and assigns shall also have the right to mmove its meter from the premises of any consumer connected with its service, and to discontinue its service whenever the net amount of any monthly bill for consumption in said premises shall not exceed seventy-five cents (75X), unless such consumer shall agree to pay a minimum charge of seven- ty-five cents (75,0) , �s�x x x nx x al;lilr��xe:ex#x pa xaxr�xxasmumx axge.; x x # x�xx n x :) . per- Month per meter. 'OW4_ NOW, THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED by the City Council of the City of Evanston, that in consideration of the foregoing /V,CA" L proposals and of the reduction in the gas rates as afore- ' 7 said, the Corporation Counsel of said City is hereby author- ized and directed to dismiss said complaint." w The motion was seconded by,Alderman Eastman and carried, Alderman Robertson moved to amend said resolution by IIIJJJ making the words $1.10 read $1.00, and $1.00 read 90X and 90/ read 80,e where they appear in said resolution. The amendment was seconded by Alderman Burns and lost; voting nay Aldermen Topliff,Sherman,Chandler,Pettibone,Sheffield, Franz and Eastman (7); voting aye Aldermen. Burns,Robertson Eiden and 'Hitt (4). 643 A vote was then taken upon the oraginal motion to adopt the resolution as presented and•the sale was carried; voting aye Aldermen Topliff, Sherman, Chandler, Pettibone,Sheffield,Franz.and Eastman (7); voting nay- Aldernan Burrs, Eiden, Robertson and Witt (4). Mayor Pearsons announced that he would at this time 1vole-submit the name of Mr. Irving C. Brower for the office of Commissioner of Public Works and City Engineer, th'ra •.appointment to take effect September 1st. Alderman Burns moved that the appointment be confirmed. The motion was seconded by Alderman Sherman and carried. Alderman Eastman then introduced and moved the adopting of the following resolution: - "RESOLVED, that in the event that I.C. :Brower, the newly appointed Commissioner of Public Works and City Engineer, should take his office during the vacation period G of . the City Council, that the Mayor, City Clerk, Corpor- ation Counsel and Chairman of Finance Coimnittee be given authority to approve his bond." The motion was seconded. by Alderman Sherman and carried. Alderman Burns then moved a suspension of the rules for the passage of an ordinance changing the rates to be 64tx charged o p for licenses upon motor and other vehicles: The motion was seconded by Alderman Pettibone and carried; voting aye Aldermen 'Coplif: f, Sherman, Chandler,Pettibone, Burns, Sheffield,Eidan,Roberts on,Witt,Franz and Eastman (1113; voting nay none (0). Alderman Burns then introduced an ordinance providing that the ordinance entitled "An Ordinance providing for (� the licensing of motor.- and other vehicles, prescribing License fees and regulations and providing penalties for W�'Ihe violation of the provisions of said ordinance," adopted `)y the City Council July 6th, 1915, and approved by, the Mayor July 7th, 1915, be amended as to the provisions there- in -providing license fees for motor trucks, motor delivery wagons and motor driven commercial vehicles L.ised for 644 carrying loads so as to read with reference thereto as follows: "Motor trucks, motor delivery wagons and motor driven,commercial vehicles used for carrying loads in ex- cess of one ton $30.00, 12otor trucks, :motor delivery wagons and motor driven,cm-inercial vehicles used in carry- ing loads of less than one tone $15." Alderman Burns moved the passage of the ordinance. The motion was seconded by Alderman Pettibone. Alderman Robertson moved to amend the ordinance by making it read that all commercial vehicles of not more than twenty-five horse power shall pay a license fee of $10. The amendment was seconded by Alderman Eiden and lost; voting nay Aldermen Toplif.f,Sherman,Pettibone, Burns,Sheffield and Eastman (6); voting aye Aldermen Chandler,Robertson,Eiden,VUitt and Franz (5). A vote was then taken upon the ordinance as presented by Alderman Burns and the same was carried; voting aye Alderman Topliff Sherman,Ch.andler,PettibonQ,Burns,Sheffield,Eiden,Robertson, Witt,Franz and Eastman (11); voting nay none (0). Alderman Robertson moved that during the vacation. of ' the Council in the event of the absence of the Mayor from the City Alderman Eastman be authorized to act as Mayor ProTem. The motion was seconded by Alderman Sherman and carried. Upon motion of Alderman Eiden, seconded by Alderman Eastman, the Council then adjourned. rS lvao City Clerk. Mayor Pearsons appointed as members pf the committee to take care of the Lake Shore Protection matter, in addi- tion to the members of the present Committee on Parks,Plats and Subdivisions, Aldermen Burns,Eiden,Franz,Eastman and �y Knapp, and as a member from the Small Parks and Playgrounds Committee, Mr. James Petrie and as a citizen &t large, Mr. C.P. Whitney. n 1 1 645 1 1 a City Hall, Evanston, Illinois, Sept.14,1915 Regular meeting of the City Council, held September 14,1915. Present: - Alderman Topliff, It Sh er=Sian , " Chandler, " Burns, " Sheffield, " Eiden, ". Robertson, Witt, Franz, Eastman, " Kingsley, " Knapp, " Humphrey. Page Di ettri ch. Absent: - Alderman Pettibone. 1jayor Pearsons presiding. Alderman Eastman moved that'the minutes of a regular meeting of the City Council, held July 20th, 1915, be ' approved without reading. The motion was seconded by Alderman Witt and carried. City Clerk Hahn presented the followi-ng:- 1. Report of the City Comptroller as to vouchers issued Ly the Mayor and City Comptroller during t]ne vacation of the Council in payment of temporary pay -rolls and bills, in ,accordance with authority conferred upon there by resolu- tion 1 y adopted by the Council n J p o i o my 13tr1, 1.915, same aggre- gating; the sum of $15, 575.39. Alderman Eastman moved that the action of the Mayor and Comptroller in making these payments be approved by the Council. The motion was seconded by Alderman Topliff and ,carried. 2. Reports. of. the City Comptroller and City 'Treasurer for the months of July and August, 1915. Alderman _EOastma,n I moved that these reports be received and placed on file. The motion was seconded by Alderman Sheffield and carried. 3. Communication from the Building Commissioner, trans- mitting application for a permit to move a one story build- ing -from 1015 Central Street, .recommending that the permit be granted, Alderman Sheffield moved that the permit re- quested be granted. The motion was seconded by Alder -man Chandler and carried. 4. Camriunicati.on. from the Building Commissioner, trans- itting application of J-W. Franz to move a two stor;Y,' build ing from 1315 Hinman Avenue to 716 Clinton Place, recommend- ng that the permit be granted. Alderman Topliff moved hat the permit be granted as requested. seconded by Alderman Eiden and carried. The motion was 5. Communication from the Building Commissioner, trans -- / mittin a l i cation: of Ernest Leavell. to move a one story � g pp-• ,Q building from 1833 Benson Avenue to 1104 E merson Street, �O recommending that the permit be granted. Alderman Knapp 1333 / moved that .the permit be granted.:" The motion was seconded by Alderman Eastman and carried-. 6. Comriuni cations from several persons w Io paid their vehicle tax before the new lava went into operation asking P(k; that they now be given a rebate on same. Alderman Shef- field moved that the requests be referred to the Judi ci ar y Committee. The motion was seconded by Alderman Burns and carried. 7. Communication from John R. 'Dickinson, Assistant Gen- �y, f eral Solicitor for the Chicago, IvTi.lwaukee .& St.Paul Railway Co., accepting the ordinance adopted by the City Council of the City of Evanston or, the 13th day of July, 1915, en- titled "An Ordinance requiringf the Chicago, Milwaukee & St.Paul Railway Company to elevate the plane of a portion of its roadbed and tracks in the City of Evanston and changing the grade of portions of certain streets and avenues in said.City°, and enclosing acceptance duly executed by said company. Alderman 'Topliff moved that the same be re- ferred to the Railroad Committee. The motion was seconded by Alderman Eiden and carried. 1 1 L� l I St;(1 64¢7 8. Cornmuni cation from Mrs. Ramlolr✓, presenting for the Gilc%/�'4 consideration of the Council the matter of water charges , �_,J9 46A., made against the premises No. 1518 Wesley Avenue and 1410 Grove Street. Alderman Knapp gloved that the communi cation be referred to the Plater Committee. The motion was seconded by Alderman Kingsley and arried. 9. Communication from IJIr. E.T.Q. Radecke, owner of Lots 1, 2 and 3 of Brandell's Subdivision of Lots 12,13.and 14 of Keeney & Rinn's Addition in regard to the openi.tg of an alley in said subdivision. Alderman Sheffield moved that the communication be referred to the Committee on } Parks, Plats and Subdivisions. The motion was seconded by Alder.iian Chandler and carried. 1 10. Request from property owners on -Brotirm Avenue asking that an electric light be placed in the center of Brown Avenue opposite LY9ns Street. Alderman Franz moved that the request be referred to the Lighting Committee. The motion *as seconded by Alderman Humphrey and carried. 4 11. Request of,Charles Nordstrom for permit to erect a building. Alderman Eiden moved that the request be re- f erred to the Building Committee. The motion was seconded by Alderman Witt'and carried. 12. Communication fro -in Mr. J.W. Vaill in regard to ob- taining a permit to place a gasoline tank in the parkway tear his garage; near the corner of Pioneer Road and .olfax Street. Alderman Burns moved that the corn-runica- / ;i.on be referred to the Committee on Streets. The motion was seconded bAlderman Franz and carried. 13. Contracts of Public Service Company for heating of the city buildings for the year 1915-1916. Alderman Top- 'j liff moved that the matter of the execution of these con- 1 _ tracts be referred to the Build; ng Committee and Co.m-nissian j �, -er of Public Works. The motion was seconded by Alderman Chandler and carried. 14. Communication from 19aster Plumbers Association, by 614414. Geo.S. Moore, Secretary, in regard to changes desired by . said association in the plumbing ordinances of the City of �J/r �r V Evanston, asking that the Council appoint a committee to meet with a committee of the association to consider the same. Alderman, Witt moved that the matter be referredto the Judiciary Committee, Building Committee, Building Commissioner and Plumbing Inspector.The motion was seconded by Alderman Knapp and carried. .15. Printed notice from Jacob :91os- in- regard to tax sale �- of certain lots which constitute a portion of the land oc- cupied by the Filtration Plant. Alderman Humphrey moved Lthat the matter.be referred to the Corporation Counsel. The motion was seconded by Alderman Topliff and carried. Alderman Chandler, for the Board of Local Improvements reported ro u on the mess of the work in the hands of the p . progress Board, stating that most of the ordinances ordered had been )spread; that the work was in excellent condition; that a number of ordinances for sewers had been recommended by Gv the Board and would come u shortly for the approval f p ,�0 the Council, taking in all of the property west of Ridge Avenue from Howard Avenue to Mnerson Str-eet and that when these sewers were installed the sewage system of the city west of Ridge Avenue would be in splendid shape. Alderman Chandler, for the Comnittee,on Parks, Plats and Subdivipions, .reported a very successful season at the Bathing Beach in spite of the cold, rainy weather. Also reported that at ITason Park a,woman director had been em- ployed this season and that had.been a greatimprovement and the season had been a very busy one for that park. Also reported that all of the other parks were in fine shape, the work at Grey Park having been completed. Alderman Eiden,, for the Police Committee, reported that the matter of the placing of speed signs near the school buildings had been referred to this committee and he wished to report that most of the signs had been placed in District 75 and the signs for District 76 would soon be ready. A-/ Alderman that the work Franz, for the of resurfacing Street Committee, reported of .Ridge Avenue from the South Limits to Lee Street had been completed and that the inter- 1 1 1 11 isti,U mke 1 , S• sections of Ridge Avenue and Davis Street and Davis .Street and Hinman Avenue had been repaired and work was now being done on the intersection of Hinman Avenue and Main Street. Alderman Knapp, for the Water Committee, reported that th.e Filtration Plant had been completed and the last payments were now due on same; that the water from the vh,- plant had been at all time satisfactory for use and drink -ing purposes; that there was a slight discoloration of the water, to which attention had been called by some of the papers in town, caused by a leak presumably where a ,J plug was inserted so that when a new pump should be in- stalled a connection could be made at that point; that the slight leak had allowed the water to come out into.the sand and -then be sucked back again into the pipe and so make the water slightly discolored, but that it would be f ixed. Alderman Chandler, for the Board of Local Improve- ments, moved a suspension of the rules for the passage of an ordinance providing for the pacing with brick of the Public Alley extending northeasterly through Block 12 in the Village of Evanston, from the south curb line -of Sheridan Road to a point eight feet south of the north lot line of Clark Street. The motion was seconded by Alderman Topliff and carried; voting aye Aldermen `ropliff,Sherman, Chandler,Burns,Sheffi eld, Eiden,Robertson,l"Ji tt, Franz,East- man,Kingsley,Knapp and Humphrey (13); voting nay none (0). Alderman Chandler then introduced an ordinance pro- vidinc, for the paving with brick of the Public Alley extending northeasterly through Block 12 in the Village of Evanston, from the south curb line of Sheridan Road to a point eight feet south of the north lot line of Clark Street, in the City of Evanston, County of Cook, and State of. Illinois, and moved that the Council concur an the recommendation, approve the estimate and pass the ordinance. The motion was seconded by Alderman Topliff and arried; voting aye Alde.raaaen Topliff,Sherman, Chandler, 650 Burns,Sheff field,Eiden,Robertson,witt,Franz,Eastman,Kingsley, Knapp and Humphrey (13); voting nay none (0). Alderman Chandler, for the Board of Local Improvements tAl 4/x- introduced and moved the approval and payment of a contract- b or's estimate (No. 1 Final), in favor of IA.McElligott, Con- tractor, for the construction of a 9 inch tile pipe sewer % roc in Darrow Avenue from Greenwood Street to 140 feet north of Dernpster Street, Special Assessment No. 642, same amount- ing to $535.20. The motion was seconded by Alderman Topliff and carried; voting aye Aldermen Topliff,Sherman,Chandler, Burns,Sheffield,Eiden,Robertson,Witt,Fra.nz,stman,Kingsley, Knapp and Humphrey (13); voting; nay none (0). Alderman_ Chandler also introduced and moved the approv- al and payment of a contractor's estimate (n0. 1 Final) , in favor of I41. McElligott, Contractor, in the sum of $1,328.50 for the construction of a nine inch the pipe sewer in Har- vard Street from Ridge Avenue to the alley- west of Barton Avenue, Special Assessment No. 641. The notion was seconded by Alderman Eiden and carried; voting aye Aldermen Topliff,. Sher.nan,Chandler,Burns,Sheffield,Eiden,Robertson,Witt,Franz, Eastman,Kingsley,Knaz-)p and Humphrey (13); voting nay none (0) Alderman Chandler also introduced and moved the approv- al and payment of a contractor's estimate (No. 1 Final), � - G in favor of ICI. McElligott, Contractor, in the sutra of $369.75, .for the laying of a six inch cast iron water main in Benson Avenue from Mulford Street to 344 feet north of Mulford Street, Special Assessment No. 640. The motion was seconded by Alderman Eiden and carried; voting aye Alderman Topliff, Sherman,Chandler,Burns,Sheffield,Eiden,Robertson,Witt,Franz, Ea.stman,Kingsley,Knapp and Humphrey (13); voting nay none (0l �e � (%j Alderman Chandler also introduced and moired the appr.ov- `fF'�, ) al and payment of a contractor's estimate (No. 1 Final), ."/ -in favor of M.Foley Company, Contractor, in the sum of $12,717.52, for the paving of Sherman Avenue from Noyes Street to Central Street, Special Assessment No. 610. The motion was seconded by Alderman Topliff and carried; voting; aye Aldermen Topliff , Sherriian, Chandler, Burns , Sheff i eld, Ei den, 651 1 1 11 Rob ertson,Witt, Franz, Eastman, Kingsley,Knapp acid Humphrey CD (13); voting nay none (0). Under Call of Wards, Alderman Topliff, for the First Ward, moved that the nuisance of burning leaves be re- �,. ferredr.`to the Police Committee to investigate and see if something cannot be done in those parts of the city where it is objectionable. The motion was seconded by Alderman Burns and carried. Alderman Chandler, for the Second Ward, presented an ordinance for the vacation of two alleys in the Academy Subdivision of part of tot Nineteen (19) in the Assessor's Division of Fractional Section Seven, Township Forty-one North, Range Fourteen East of the Third Principal Meridian, in the City of Evanston, County of Cook,and State of Illinois, and moved that same be referred to the Committee on Paris, Plats and Subdivisions and the aldermen from the / Fifth Ward. The motion was seconded by Alderman Witt and ✓ carried. Alderman Chandler also presented a communication signed b thirt :two residents and y thirty'.two owners in the vicinity .(. A' -of Wesley Avenue and Crain Street, calling; attention to the fin. ` �? p &,)disturbances which are almost constantly being carried on '�' � • fit. by some of the residents of that neighborhood and asking an early abatement of t`.ae nuisance, and moved that it be referred to the Police Committee. The motion was seconded by Alderman Topliff and carried. Alderman Chandler also presented a petition from Mr. rHoward I. Pettis, owner of Lot 9, Block 53, Vill-age of Evanston known as 1505 11aple' Avenue, asking permission to /SOS build a flat building on said Lot 9, said building to fully comply in its construction with the city building regulations, but to be constructed with an open porch or veranda to extend as far towards the street as does the masonry of the present flat building; next tD said premises, and moved that the petition be referred to the Building Committee. The motion was seconded by Alderman. Sheffield 9,nd carried. 652 Alderman Eiden, for the Fourth Ward, presented a peti- tion for the installation of an arc light on Washington T Street between Ridge Avenue and Asbury Avenue, and moved G that the ,,)etition be referre d to the Lighting Committee. The motion was seconded by Alderman_ Franz and carried. Alderman Eastman, for the Finance Committee, presented and moved the approval by the Council of the following bonds: - Bond of Haas & Hilton Co., as Plumbers, in the sumof Five Thousand Dollars, with Jas. J. Mullens as surety. Bond of Baas & Hilton Co., as Sewer Builders & Drain Layers, in the sum of Ten Thousand Dollars Y o rs with Jas. J. Mullens as surety. Bond of John J. Cahill, as Sewer Builder. & Drain Layer in the sum of. Ten Thousand Dollars, with The Aetna Accident & Liability Company as surety. Bond of Geo. F. Hauslein, as Plumber, in the sum of Five Thousand Dollars, with the National Surety Company as surety. Bond of Wm. Downs, as Plumber, in the sum of Five Thousand Dollars, with the American Surety Company of New York as surety. Bond of Wm. Downs, as Sewer Builder & Drain Layer, in the sure of Ter. Thousand Dollars, with the American Surety Company of New York as surety. aN � Bond of Nathan, Rosenzweig, as Plumber, in the sum of r►t. Five Thousand Dollars, with Henry Holtz and Minn ie Grieb Holtz as sureties. Bond of Nathan Rosenzweig, as Sewer Builder and Drain Layer. in the sum of Ten Thousand Dollars, with Henry Holtz and Tdinnie Grieb Hottz as sureties. The motion was seconded by Alderman Eiden and carried. Alderman Eastman then introduced and moved the adoption of the following; resolution:- "VHEREAS, the City of Evanston holds tax deed for Sub - 1 1 L� Lot 1, in Connortfis Subdivision of that part west of the Rail -road of Lot 3, Meyerls Addition to Evanston, Section 19, 653, I SAT 1 Township 41 North, Range 14 East of the Third Principal Meridian; and WHEREAS FURTHER, the amount due said City of Evanston by reason of said tax deeds, including interest and costs, amounts to 50.00; and WHEREAS FURTHER, Wm. D. Stewart represents that he is the legal owner of said premises and has made application for a quit claim deed from the City of Evanston for the interest acquired by the City of Evanston by reason of said tax deeds; NOW, THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED, that upon payment on or before September 20th, 1915, of $50.00 to the City Collector of Evanston, a quit claim deed from the City of Evanston to said Vlm. D. Stewart be executed by the Mayor and attested by the City Clerk and delivered to said Stewart." The motion was seconded by Alderman Topliff and carried; voting aye Alderman Toplif.f,Sherrgan,Chandler, 3urris,Sheffield,Eiden,Robertson,Witt,Franz,Eastman,Kings 1ey,Knapp and Humphrey (13); voting nay none (0). Alderman Eastman also stated that on April 27th,1915, she City Council passed a resolution authorizing the pay- ment of certain rebates on Sepcial Assessment No. 607 "or the paving of South Boulevard from Linden Avenue to Ridge Avenue, to property owners irdho had paid the assess - rent in full beforethe reduction was mad¢, and in the list of the property owners who were entitled to said rebate the Aug. name of/Gerske, 731 Warren Street, was omitted that raid. Gerske was entitled to a rebate of $12.34 and on J,ugust 11, 1915, the Mayor and City Comptroller issued a check in payment of this rebate to Mr. Gerske. Alderman Eastman moved that the action of the Mayor and City Comp -troller in paying this rebate be approved by the Council. The motion was seconded by Alderman Knapp and carried; Toting aye Aldermen To,cliff,Sherman, Chandler, Burns, Shef- Cield,Eiden,Robertson,Witt,Franz,Eastman,Kingsley,Knapp and Humphrey (13); voting nay none (0). 654 Alderman Eastman also stated that lie was in receipt nn �4r ,.,,_,of a letter from the City Collector in regard to a Special /' Assess7�-Xt tax having been paid twice on Lot 18, Block 7, John Culver's Addition to Evanston and moved that the _clatter be referred to the Finance Committee. The motion was seconded by Alderman -Humphrey and carried. Alderman Kingsley, for the Sixth Ward, introduced an ordinance governing the leasing, transferring, putting into circulation, and exhibition of pictures of the classes and kinds commonly shown in mutoscopes, kinetoscopes, cinemato- graphs, and all automatic picture and other similar devices,• and moved that the ordinance be referred to the Judiciary Committee, recommending that the committee give,, -.an opportun- ity to the persons interested to be heard on the ordinance. The motion was seconded by Alderman Humphrey and carried. Alderman Knapp, for the Seventh Ward, again called the attention of the Railroad Com=ittee to the matter of placing a station: at Foster Street and the Llilwaukee Electric tracks on the south side of the street stating that there had comae pretty near being a serious a,ccidant at that place a few days ago, and moved that the matter be redreferred to the Railroad Committee. The motion was seconded by Alderman Topliff and carried. Alderman Humphrey,for the Seventh Ward, moved a suspen- sion of the rules for the passage of an ordinance concerning the grwoth of weeds within the City of Evanston.m The motion ryas seconded by Alderman Kingsley and carriedgv voting aye Aldermen Topliff,Sherman,Chandler',Burns,Sheffield,Eiden, iobertsoza,Witt,Franz,Eastman,Kings_ley,Knapp and Humphrey (13) ; voting nay none (0). Alderman Humphrey then introduced the ordinance concern- ing growth of weeds within the City of Evanston and after -,-ending same moved the passage of the ordinance. The motion was seconded by Alderman Kingsley and carried; voting aye Aldermen Topliff,Sherman,Chandler,Burns,Sheffield,Eiden, Robertson,Witt,, Franz; Eastman,.Kingsley,Knapp and Humphrey 113); voting nay none (0). I I Sig U 655 1 1 Alderman Humphrey also stated that he was in receipt of a communication from lAr. Huddell with his final bill for work done and moved that the matter be referred to the Lighting Committee to report at the next meeting of the Council. The motion was seconded by Alderman. Kingsley acid carried. Alderman Chandler, for the Board of Local Improvements presented and moved the approval by the Council of the following bonds: - Maintenance Bond of M. McElligott, Contractor, in the sum of Two Hundred Dollars, with the National Surety Com- pany, a New York Corporation, as surety, for the maintain- ing of a nine inch vitrified tile pipe sewer and appurten- gncesythereto in Darrow Avenue, in the City of Evanston, County of Cook, State of Illinois, from Greenwood Street southerly to a point one hundred forty feet north of Demp- bter.tStreet. / Maintenance bond of M. McElligott, Contractor, in vljtlnj,b th.e sum of One Hundred Dollars, with the National Surety Company as surety, for the maintaining of a cast iron water main *lth appurtenances thereto in Benson Avenue, in the City of Evanston, County of Cook, State of Illinois, under a certain contract with said City of Evanston dated the nineteenth day of July, 1915. Maintenance Bond of hi. McElligott, Contractor, in the sum mf four Hundred Dollars, with. the National Surety Company as surety, for the maintaining; of a nine inch vitrified tile pipe sewer in Harvard Street, in the City of Evanston, County of Cook, State of Illinois, from Ridge Avenue to the alley west of Barton Avenue. Maintenance Bond of LT. Foley Company, an Illinois Corporation, in the sum of Thirty-two Hundred Dollars, with the American 2xxm:kX Fidelity Company of Montpelier Vermont, as surety, for the maintaining of a concrete pavement in Sherman Avenue, in the City of Evanston, County of Cook, State of Illinois, from Noyes Street to Central Street/ The motion was seconded by Alderman Topl•if.f and 656 carried. Alderman Sherman, for the Committee on Sewage Diver- sion, reported that the engineers of the City of Evanston " 7had a meeting with the engineers of the Drainage Board dur ing the last week and went over matters very thoroughly and he thoughtthat the Trustees of the Drainage Canal wdre now prepared to take up the matter of adjustment of the Sewage Diversion question with the city, Mayor Peersons announced that W.G: Sturdivant had been appointed a specials police officer for duty at the H.oyburn S&',Theater. Alderman Knapp moved that the appointment be con- firmed. The motion was seconded by Alderman Eastman and carried. Mayor Pearsons then stated that there were several matters which he thought the Council should give its atten tion to, one being the necessity of a garbage destructor vn. o f some kind; another the matter of putting the whole city on a meter basis as regard the selling of watery the other"that he expected to take his vacation during the next month and s �.,.kd it at Fort Sheridan; that he thought he might be able t-,o attend- the Council meeting each week but asked who the Council wished to have act as Mayor Pro Ten during his absence/ Alderman Topliff moved that the Chairman of the Finance Committee, Alderman Eastman, be made TVLayor Pro Tem. The motion was seconded by Alderman Chandler and carried. Upon motion -,of Alderman Eiden, seconded by Alderman Witt, the Council then adjourned. City Clerk. 1 1 1 I SG1j 657 City Hall, Evanston, Illinois, Sept.21,1915. Regular meeting of the City Council, held September 21st, 1915. Present(�- Alder.man Topl .ff, " Sherman, " Chandler, Pettibone, " Burns, Sheffield, Eiden, " Robertson, Witt, " Franz, " Eastman, Kingsley, Knapp, " Humphrey. Page Diettrich. I i Absent: - None. -fayor Pearsons presiding. Alderman Topliff moved that the minutes of a regular sleeting of the City Council, held September 14th, 1915, be approved without reading. The motion was seconded by Alderman Witt and carried. City Clerk Hahn presented the following:- I:. Report of Fire Marshal upon questions discussed and work done at the .Forty-thrid Annual Convention of the Tnternatior� Associ��tior_� of Fire Engineers, held at Cincinnati, Ohio, on August 31st, to September 3rd, inclus- ive, this year. Alderman Witt moved that the report be placed on file. The motion was seconded by -Alderman Eastman and carried. M416 2. Contract and siDecifications for Lake Shore Imnrove- ment work, the contract having been signed by the con- tractor.' Alderman Eastman moved that the 1111ayor be author- ized to —sign the contract on behalf of the City of Evan- ston. The motion was seconded by Alderman Sherman and carried;- voting aye Aldermen Topliff,Sherman,Chandler, Pettibone,Burns , Sheffi eld, Ei den,Robertson,l"li t t, Frarz, Eastman,Kingsley,Knapp and Humphrey (14); voting nay none (0� Alderman Chandler, for the Board of Local Improvements moved a suspension of the rules for the passage of two local improvement ordinance, one providing for the paving of Asbury Avenue, inthe City of Evanston, County of Cook, State of Illinois, from the south.curb line of. Lake Street to the south curb line of Dempster Street, and the other, pl,ovidinG for the paving of that portion of the roadway of Isabella greet lying within. the City of Evanston, County of Cook, Gate of Illinois, from ten feet vrest of the east- erly lot lane of East Railroad Avenue to the west lot line e of Dewey Avenue,/* The motion was seconded by Alderman Eiden and carried; voting aye Aldermen Topliff, Sherman,Chandler .eettiborie,.Burns,Sheffield,Eiden,Robertson,Witt,Franz,East- man,Kingsley,Knapp and Humphrey (14); voting nay none (0). Alderman Chandler then introduced a recommendation, estimate and ordinance, providing for the paving of Asbury Avenue, in the City of Evanston, County of Cook and State uY - of Illinois; from the south curb line of Lake Street to the south cil-Irb line of Dempster Street, and moved that the Council concur in the recommendation, approve the estimate and pass the ordinance. The motion was seconded by Alder- man Eastman and carried; voting aye Aldermen Topliff, Sherman,Chandler,Pettibone,Burns,Sheffield,Eiden,Robertson. Witt,Fran;,Eastman,Kingsley,'Knapp and Hum hrey (14) ; voting nay none Alderman Chandler also introduced a recommendation, estimate and ordinance, providing for the paving to a width t &,of thirteen feet of that portion of the roadway of Isabella Street lying within the City of Evanston, County of Cook, 1 1 1 i St� I.1 6�3 State of. Illinois, from ten feet west of the -easterly lot line of East.,Rairlraa� Avenue v to thetwest lot line of Dewey Avenue, and moved that the Council concur in the recommendation., approve ,the estimate and pass the ordinance The motion was seconded by Aldermen Eastman and carried; voting aye Aldermen Topliff, Sherriian,Chandler,Pettibone, Burns,Sheffield,Eicl.en,Robertson,Witt,Franz,Eastman,Kingsley Knapp and Humphrey (14); voting nay none (0). Alderman Robertson, for the Auditing Committee, pre- sented the following Temporary Pay -rolls for the first half of September, 1915, and bills for the Month of-August,1915, and moved that same be approved, and warrants ordered drawn in payment thereof and charged to the respective Funds: - Temporary Pay -Rolls Special Assessments 6.00 Sewer Department 198.00 Police Department 81.20 Small Parts 211.90 Water.Department 107.70 Street Repair Dpt 400.80 Department of Streets 1, 22 9.35 Bills. Dept.of Buildings 137.28 Public Works Dpt. 132.16 Uontingent Expenses 23.18 Public Buildings 324.53 Health Department 74.07 Dept.of Streets 1,735.36 Small Parks 221.75 Fire Department 215.63 Police Department 264.49 Sewer Department 19.73 Civil .service 23.31 City Clerk's Ofe 5.00 City CtDmptroller's Of 5.00 City Collector's Ofc 52.56 Miscellaneous Fund 36.01 Street Repair Dpt 1,702.68 Streets Lighting 2,780.12 Special Assessments • 1,151.78 'he motion 'was seconded by Alderman Eiden and carried; voting aye ! Aldermen. Topliff,Sherman,Chaildler,Pet-tibon.e, Burns,Sheffield,Eiden,Robertson,Witt,Franz,Eastman,Kingsley Knapp and Humphrey (14); voting nay none (0). Alderman Eastman, for the Finance Committee, intro- duced and moved the approval .by the Council of the follow- ing bonds wen same shall. have been approved as to form by the Corporation Counsel: - Bond of Carl E. Tandy, as Plumber, in the sum of `J M give Thousand Dplla-rs Dollars, with the Chicago Bonding r - -3nd Surety Company as surety. Bond of Carl E. Tandy, as Sewer Builder and Drain Layer, in the sum of Ten Thousand Dollars, with the Chicago Bonding and Surety Company as surety. The motion was seconded by Alderman Knapp and carried. 660 /. Alderman Eastman then introduced and moved the adoption of the following resolution: - "WHEREAS, in Special Assessment 11o. 612, for the pav- ing of WestcRailr.oad Avenue from `'entral Street to Isabella Street, the Chicago & North Western Railway Company paid' the assessment against it in full, amounting to $P2,218.05; and WHEREAS FURTHER, in said assessment, and subsequent to said payment, a reduced and amended roll was filed in the County Court, which reduced and amended roll has been confirmed by order of said County Court; and WHEREAS FURTHER, the assessment against the Chicago & North Western Railway Company as shown by said reduced and aipended roll if $p1,818.80; fin. NOW, THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED, that the sumof $�399.25 e, and the same is hereby, transferred from said Special N Assessment No. 612 to the Evanston Rebate Fund, and the. �wrw� Mayor and City Comptroller are hereby authorized to issue a warrant to said Chicago & North Western Railway Company for the amount of '$399.25 upon an order being drawn by the City Collector t•o the said Railway Company for said amount." The motion was seconded by Alderman Topliff and carried; voting aye Aldermen Topliff,Sh.erraari,Chandler,Petti- bone,Burns , Sheff: i eld, Eiden, Robertson, '�°litt,Franz,Eastman, Kingsley,Knapp and Humphrey (14); voting nay none (0). Alderman Eastman also reported that in the matter of _letter from City Collector in regard to a Special Assessment tax having been paid twice on Lot 18c Block 7, John Culver's ,Addition to Evanston, which was referred to the Finance Committee, the committee upon investig ation had found that the tax had not been paid twice by the party rientioned but that there was a mix up in the receipt from the County Collector, and the city had not received the money twice. Alderman Sheffield, for the Building Committee, to *hick was referred contract with the Public Service Company for the heating of the Citir Hall and' Grove Street Station, reported that the contract was the same as the one executed 1 1 1 I S(I� Ii 1 for' --.the last year and moved that the contract be approved and the Commissioner of Public Works be authorized to execute the contract on behalf of the city. The motion was seconded by Alderman Sherman and carried; voting Faye Aldermen Topliff,Sherman,Chandler,Pettibone,Burns,Shef- field,Eiden,Robertson,Vlitt,Franz,Eastman,Kingsley,Knapp and Humphrey (14) ; voting npLy none (0) . Alderman Sheffield also submitted. report of the Building Committee upon application of. Chas. Nordstrom.for `"- permit to erect anapartment building facing on Dempster Street, on the rear.,of the lot at the North East corner 9(, of Dempster Street and Oak Avenue, to the effect that the committee were in favor•of allowing this apartment to be lai. constructed so that the front porches of said apartment may approach as near to Dempster Street as do the front porches of the building irffciediately East of and across the alley from the proposed apartment, and moved that the re- port of the committee be approved. The motion was seconded by Alderman. Eiden and carried. Alderman Burns, for the Judiciary Committee, stated that the committee had a couple of mutters before them which they would like to take upnwith the Council in a committee of the whole at the close of the Council meeting, done being the question of water meters and the other the 'pending ordinance of censorship of moving pictures. i Alderman Humphrey, for the Lighting Committee, to which was referred final bill of W.J. Huddle, expert en- gineer employed by the City of Evanston to make exarnina- / tion and report as to property of Public Service Company, , submitted report of the committee recommending thatssaid bill, amountir�;to $470.87, be approved and voucher drawn on Legal Expense Fund in payment of same upon filing of said engineer's report with the City Clerk, and moved that the report of 'the corrit,ittee be approved and a voucher drawn in payment of this bill as recornfnerided.. The motion was seconded by Alderman Pettibone and carried; votinL- aye AldermenTopliff,Sherrnan,Chandler,Pettiborie, 662 r Burns,Sheffi.eld,Eiden,Robertson,Witt,Franz,Eastrlan,Ki.ngsley, Knapp and Humphrey (1/1); voting nay none (0). Alderman Humphrey also submitted report of the Light- � ing Committee upon Ui11 of the Public Service Company fcr Sheridan Square .lighting., recommending that the city assume .J'7J All payment of bill for three arc lights, underground circuits,;. from January lst, 1915, at rate of $$15.60 per month, and moved the adoption of the report of the committee. The motion was seconded by Alderman Burns and carried; voting aye Aldermen Topliff',Sherma.n, Chandler,Pett.iborie,Burns, Sheffield,Eiden,Robertson,Witt,FranzriFastrp.an,Kingslcy,Knapp and Humphrey (14); voting nay none (0). Alderman Chandler, for the Committee on Parks, Plats Lteo, and Subdivisions, to which was referred communication from E.M. Radecke in regard to the opening of the alley in the A-Irear of Lots 4 and 5 of Brandell's Subdivision, reported that the co'=ittee looked over the property and found the facts as stated by TIr. Radecke and the alley closed, but stated that the Committee on Parks had no power to take action upon such. a matter , and suggested. that it should be ref •r.red to the Corporation Counsel or Judiciar�l Committee. Mayor Pearsons suggested that the Committee on Parks take the matter up with the Corporation Counsel and report upon it at the next meeting of the Council. ` (MU Alderman Chandler also reported upon the matter of the x— vacation of the alley in block bounded by Lincoln Street, 'Ewing Avenue, Colfax Street and Bennett Avenue, stating that the committee felt inclined to grant the request but wished to refer the matter to the Council for discussion without making any recommendation. Alderman Eastman moved that the request be granted in this instance and the alley vacated. The motion was seconded by Alderman Kingsley and lost; voting nay Aldermen_Topliff,Sherman,Chandler,Pettibone Burns,Sheffield,Eiden,Robertson,Witt,Franz,Knapp and Humphrey (12); voting aye Aldermen Eastman and Kingsley (2)i 1 1 1 663 1 1 Alderman Knapp, for the Water Committee, to which w-as referred communication from VIrs. Hamlow, presenting for the consideration of the Council the matter of water charged made against the premises No. 1518 Wesley(,Avenue land 1410 Grove Street, stated that the committee had re- ceived the report of the inspector on the matter and asked for additional time in which to'report upon it to the Council. Alderman Knapp also reported that the leak near the Pumping Station had been repaired and asked for a short meeting of the Water Committee at the close of the Council meeting. Under Call of Wards, Alderman Eastman, for the Sixth Ward, presented a com-muni cation from 1Ir. W.T. Sonnen asking that the poles of the Public Service Company which me in the middle of the alley south of. Harrison Street, between McDaniel Avenue and. Bennett Avenue, be iio.�ed to the side of the alley, and moved that the matter be referred to the tigh-ting Committee. The motion was seconded by Alderman Sheffield and carried. Alderman Kingsley, for the Sixth Ward, stated that c awl there were two lots of weeds on Orringtors Avenue which lie wished referred to the Superintendent of Streets,_ and moved that t�aey be so referred/ The motion was seconded by _ Alderman Humphrey and carried. Alderman Burns, for the Third Ward, stated that he verbal and one written complaint b.ad received a number of ver 1 p vn� regarding the repairs made on Hinman Avenue between Lake c Street and Greenleaf Street and moved that the matter be referred to the Street Committee with instructions to re- port to the Council as to the character of the repair work irhich has been done and whether or not something can 'be done to remedy the defects complained of. The motion was aeconded by Alderman Knapp with the recommendation that the Street Committee be i`ntructed to loot: into all the repair work being done on the streets by the city and s.ee if the repairs cannot 'be finished at once instead of doing part and then leaving it for so long. Alderman Burns also stated that he wished to include in his motion that the Street Committee see whether or not something cannot be done to repair Judson Avenue between Dempster Street and Hamilton Street and. asked that the Street Committee make a report at the next meeting of the Council if possible on these matters. The motion vras seconded by Alderman Topliff and carried; - Alderman Sherman, for the First Ward, stated that he understood that the property owners on Ridge Avenue from Lee Street south to the point where the street has been re- surfaced wished to have the resurfacing of this street finished, and moved that the matter be referred to the Street Committee. The motion was seconded by Alderman Burns znd carried. City Clerk Hahn presented a communication from TIr. zeo. A. Kearney on behalf of the Free TJlethodi st Church on -1idge Avenue and Lyons Street asking that free permits for ;he avrer and water connections be granted, said connections ;o be :Wade with mains in Lyons Street. Alderman Knapp moved -;hat these permits be granted free of charge as requested. '."he motion was seconded by Alderman Eastman and carried. Upon motion of Alderman Witt, seconded by Alderman Tiden, the Council theiadjourned. M _ City Clerk. 1 1 1 1A IsGU City Hall, Evanston, Illinois, September 28, 1915. Regular meeting of tYie City Council, held September 28,1915 Present: - Alderman Topliff, " Sherman, it Chandler, " Burns, " Sheffield, If Eiden, If Witt, " Eastman, " Kingsley, If Knapp, " Humphrey. Page Diettrich. Abbent:- Alderman Pettibone, " Robertson, " Franz. Ja ymr Pearsons presiding, Alderman Eastman moved that the minutesof a regular meeting of the City Council, held September 21st, 1915, be approved without reading. The motion was seconded by Alderman Witt and carried. City Clerk Hahn presented the following: - Communication from the Building Commissioner, sub- i7j"'Zpo initting; plans for proposed apartment building to be located Z(J at the northwest corner of Sherman Avenue and Simpson W- 3treet. Alderman Knapp moved that the matter be referred 1 to the Building Committee. The motion was seconded by Alderman Humphrey and carried. Communication from T.R. Shearer, making; application for permit to erect a building containing nine stores, a Ilk aU" ^Farage. offices and apartments at the northeast corner of • Central Street and Broadway Avenue, North Evanston. Alderman Sheffield moved that the application be referred to the Building Commissioner and if necessary fn- to be taken on same by Council can be taken up at the next meeting. The motion was sedanded by Alderman Knapp and carried. 3. Request from the Woman's Athletic Association of North western University for permission to hang a sign from the State Bank building to Chandler's building across Davis Str-eet for the purpose,of advertising, the United States Itiarine Band concert to be given Saturday evening, October 2nd, at the Gymnasium for the benefit of the Woman's Build- ing. Alderman Chandler moved that the request be granted: The motion was seconded by Alderman Humphrey and carried. 4. Conmiuni cat ion'from the officers of Hjalmar Lod)g;e Independent Order of Vikings asking permission to use the third floor of the City Hall 'one or two evenings per month for drilling purposes. Alderman Witt moved that the request be referred to the Building Committee. The motion was seconded by Alderman Sheffield and carried:'. Alderman Chandler, for the Hoard of Local Improvements, to l • � submitted and moved the approval and payment of a contract- 011's estimate (No. 1 Final), in favor of Thomas J. Foley, l Contractor, in the sum of 10,839.97, for pavement in Colfax Street and Bennett Avenue from Pioneer Road to Harrison Street, Special Assessment No., 632. The motion was seconded by Alderman Witt and carried; voting aye Aldermen Topliff, Shernian,Chandler;Burns,Sheffield,Eiden,Wi-tt,Eastm..n,Kingsfiey Knapp and Humphrey (11); voting; nay none (0). ,p Alderman Chandler then introduced Maintenance Bond of. Thomas J. Foley, Contractor, in the sum of 4$2,800.00, with !� S the American Fidelity Company of Montpeli er, Verma�t, as ' maintaining n' n of a bituminous macadam averannt surety, for the m �. l 1 g P in Colfax Street from Pioneer Road to Bennett Avenue and on Bennett Avenue from'Colfax Street to Harrison Street, and moved that same'be approved by the Council. The motion was seconded by Alderman Eiden and carried. Alderman Chandler also moved a suspension of the rules for the naGsaf e of an ordinance providing for the paving of Lincoln Street from the east lot line of Asbury Avenue J_ to the east curb line of East Railroad Avenue, Dewey .Avenue from the north lot line of Lincoln Street to the south lot line of Central Street, Boomer Place from the west -.lot line of Dewey Avenue to the east curb line of East Railroad Avenue, Ashland Avenue f=m the north lot line of Lincoln Street to the south lot line of Central Street, Jackson Avenue from the north,lot line of Lincoln Street to the south lot line of Central Street, Asbury Avenue from the north lot line of Lincoln Street to the south lot line of Central Street and Rosalie Street from the west lot line of Asbury Avenue to the east lot line of Jackson Avenue. The motion was seconded by Alderman Eastman and carried; voting aye Aldermen Topliff,Sherman,Chandler,Burns,Shef- field,Eiden,Vlitt,Eastman,Kingsley,Knapp and Humphrey (11); voting nay none (0). Alderman Chandler then submitted a recommendation, esti Airt-#--mate and ordinance, providing; for the paving of the fo17ow -ink: roadways in the City of Evanston, County of Cook and " State of Illinois, viz: Lincoln Street from the east lot GGu line of Asbury Avenue to the east curb line of East Rail- road Avenue, Dewey Avenue from the north lot line of Lin- coln Street to the south lot line of Central Street, Boom- er Place from the west lot line of Dewey Avenue to the east curb line of East Railroad Avenue, .Ashland Avenve from the north lot line of Lincoln Street to the south lot line of Central Street, Jackson Avenue from the north lot line of Lincoln Street to the south lot line of Central_ Street, 61-11 Asbury Av-enue from the north lot line of Lincoln Street to the south lot line of Central Street, and Rosalie Street from the west lot line of Asbury Avenue to -the east lot line of Jackson Avenue, and moved that, the Council concur in the recommendation, approve -the estimate and pass the or- dinance,� The motion was seconded by Alderman Eastman and carried; -voting aye Aldermen Topli.ff,Sherman,Chandler, Burns,Sheffield, iden,Witt,Eastman,Kingsley,Knapp and Hum- phrey (11); voting; nay none W . Alderman Eastman, for the Auditing Committee, present- d( bills for the Pumping -• Station amounting t �' � p �, 1 �, o ,p65 7.40 and for the Water T..iains Department amounting to $203.71, for the month of August, 1915, and moved that same be approved and warrants ordered drawn in payment thereof and charged to the respective.funds: The motion was seconded by Alder- man Topliff and carried/, voting aye Aldermen Topliff,Sher- man,Chandler,,Burns,Sheffield,Eiden,Witt,Eastman,Kingsley, ,Knapp and Humphrey (11); voting nay none (0). &�_"was Alderman Sheffield, for the Building; Committee, to which referred request of owner of premises known as 1505 iSDs I`'Iaple Avenue for a permit to erect an apartment building on the property, the building to extend as far towards Maple Avenue, as the building .now erected. immediately north of same, reported that thi.s matter was taken up by the com- mittee and they would not recommend that the permit be grart- ed, but Alderman Sheffield; moved that it be the sense of the Council that provided the property to the south of the prem- ises known as 1505 Maple.Avenue will give their written con- sent to the building coming as far towards Maple Avenue as the building; to the north that it be the sense df the Coun- oil that they give them that permission. The motion was :seconded by Alderman Topliff and carried; voting aye Alder - ten Topliff,Chandler,Sheffield,Eastman,Kingsley and Knapp ,6); voting nay Aldermen Sherman,Burns,Eidcn,Witt and i Humph r ey ( 5) . Al. d.erman Eastman, for the Finance Committee, intro- �-.uced and moved the adoption of the followinc resolviion: ".RESOLVED, that the Mayor and the City Clerk be, and they are hereby, authorized to execute a quit claim deed �O to Walter 114'. Mitchell, covering the interest of the City �Sin Lot 15, Bloch 2, Robert Commonts Subdivision and also Lot 5, Block 5, Robert Comr�?on':s Subdivision, in consider- ation of a payment to the City by said Walter M. Mitchell of.the sum of Forty-five Dollars and Ninety-five Cents ( 45 95) 11 1 1 The motion was seconded by Alderman Witt and carried. I SGI U 1 L 4:a,.� T. Alderman Eastman then introduced and moved the adoption of the following resolution: - "RESOLVED, that the Mayor and the City Clerk be, and they are hereby, authorized to issue refunds -amount- ing to $243.53, as per the attached list, on account of overpayments resulting from discontinuing the special garbage collection, charging same to the Department of Streets." The motion was seconded by Alderman Sheffield and carried; voting aye Aldermen Topliff,Sherman,Chandler, Burns,Sheffield,Eiden,Witt,Eastman,Kingsley,Knapp and. Humphrey (11); voting nay none.(0). Alderman Eastman then stated that the Finance Com- mittee had found that the local banks would take the +Lake Shore Improvement Fonds and had made three diffbr- el 'ent propositions in regard to same and the committee thought that the first proposition was the best one, offering to take under conditional sale any part of these bonds from the city at any time up to April 1, 1916, at par arad accrued interest, giving the City the right to repurchase at par and accrued interest, at any time dur- ing said period, and would ask that the Finance Comrra.ttee be given authority to place these bonds in the banks at par with the privilege of resale at such time as may be agreed upon between the banks and the Finance Committee. Alderman Burns asked that the report be put in writing' as a matter of record. Alderman Humphrey suggested that the report be submitted in writing at this meeting of the Council and put in the minutes, to be acted upon at tht, next .m.iset!fig .o£ the Council. Alderman Eastman agreed to this request and stated that he would submit such a report later in the evening. U;_ Alderman Burns, for the Judiciary Committee, to which was referred requests for rebated on wheel tax licenses of H.E. Miner, 1201 Chicago Avenue, B.W. Kean, 913 Ulain Street, The Quality Laundry Co. and Bond iC.11tit� � ; s`o Brothers & Co., submitted report of the committee to the effect that in its judgment waid requests should be granted, and that H.E. Miner is entitled to a2rebate of $5.00, B.W. Kean is entitled to a rebate'of $5.75, The Qaulity Laundry Company is entitled to a rebate of $10.00 and Bond Brothers & Co. are entitled to a rebate of $15.83, and recommending that warrants for the above amounts be drawn to the order of said respective persons and charged to the proper funds. Alderman Burns mov-ed the adoption of the report of the committee. The motion was seconded by Alderman Eiden and carried; voting aye Aldermen Topliff.,Sherman,Chandler, Burns,Sheffield,Eiden,Witt,Eastman,Kingsley,Knapp and Hum- phrey (11); 'voting nay none (0). _ Alderman Humphrey, for the Lighting Committee, to which was referred communication in regard toelectric light poles !1 in the alley south of Harrison Street, between -'.McDaniel Avenue and Bennett Avenue, reported that this matter had been taken up with the Public Service Company and the poles v ,have been removed from the center of the alley to the side of the alley so that the alley is no longer obstructed. Alderman Eider, for the Police Committee, to which ^a n from residents in vicinity of was referred co:nznuni � ti o o J Crain Street and Wesley Avenue in regard to disturbances "carried on in that n.tig4borhood, submitted report of tlge Committee stating that the matter was taken up with the Police Deportment and peace and quietness restored to the neighborhood, and .moved the adoption of the retort of the committee. The motion was seconded by Alderman Witt and carried. Alderman Eiden also submitted report upon the matter of burning of leaves in the streets c`' the City of Evan - ,ton, recominending that an ordinance be drawn restricting these fires at least in the fire limits and moved that the :natter be referred to the Judiciary Committee to prepare ind submit such an ordinance. The motion was seconded by _alderman Witt and carried. S GI 671 ,A�txxmxxxEidEnxxIxz xxbi A xxigi.art xpan -E =kk-w Alderman Eiden also moved that the request of the Police Department that they be allowed to use the base _ament of the Depatmental Building at the City Yards as a Cl�v place for target practice be referred to the Police Com- mittee, and the Commissioner of Public Works. The motion was seconded by Alderman Witt and carried. C�JAlderman Topliff, for the Railroad Committee, to - which was referred acceptance of the Chicago, TAilwaukee & St. Paul Railway Company of the track elevation ordin- PI CZ ance passed July 13th, 1915 by the Council, submitted re- port of the committee to the effect that the acceptance is within the time provided by the ordinance and seems to be sufficient and complete and moved the approval of the reTjor.t.xf The motion was seconded by Alderman Humphrey and carried. Under Call of Wards, Alderman Chandler, for the Second Ward, presented a letter received from 11r. Waring, a .resident of Asbury Avenue, stating that as saon as that Gt/J street was repaired the automobile owners began using it as a speedway and asking that steps be taken to put a stop to such practice. Alderman Chandler moved that the Council grant permission to the property owners to ;dace signs at the ends of the street warning automobile users that the street must not be used as a speedway. Alderman Burns moved that the matter be referred to the Judiciary Committee to take up the matter of an ordinance govern- ing Police regulation of road traffic. The motion was seconded by Alderman Chandler and carried. Alderman Hin�,s1-ey, for, the Sixth 111ard, again spoke 1,)f the weeds on vacant lots at Milburn Street and Orring- ion Avenue and on two or three lots further down on )rrington Avenue and Alderman Sherman spoke of those on ,he lot at the corner of Greenleaf Street and Sheridan Road. Alderman Humphrey moved that the matter of enforc- ing the ordinance requiring property; owners to take care of such nuisances be referred to the Chief of Police. 672 The motion was seconded by Alderman Kingsley and carried. Alderman Kingsley also moved that the matter of the street cars stopping on the south side of Hilburn Street when going south insteadof the north side be referred. to the lRailroad Committee to take up with the Railway Com- pany and report back to the Council. The notion was seconded by Alderman Topliff and carried. Alderman Eastman th-enc,6ff-er, d the following resolution: in regard to the disposing of the Lake Shore Improvement Bonds as requested: - "RESOLVED, that the Finance Committee be authorized toplaceany part of the Lake Shore Improvement Bonds with the local banks at 100 and accrued interest, as the money -may be needed, said banks to give the city the right to re-)urchase at par and accrued interest on or before Apnil Ist, 1916, or at such a date as may be agreed upon by the Finance Committee and the banks." Irlayor Pearsons announced that A.E. Lambert had been appointed a Special Police Officer for service under Ih I Foley Company. Alderman Witt moved that the appointment t be confirmed by the Council. The motion was seconded by Alderman Sheffield and carried. A kLtgentleman in the tI4,1tAj u audience residing in the neighbor- 0 4 hood of Livingston Street �V and the Ilorth Western Tracks com- Iplained of the railway company using the street and Alde-, - man Eastman moved that the matter be referred to the Rail- road Co.-mnittee for investigation. The motion was seconded by Alderman Kingsley and carried. Upon -motion bf Alderman Kingsley, seconded by Alderman Humphrey, the Council. then adjourned. 7 I SG, U 673 City Hall, Evanston, Illinois, October 5, 1915. Regular meeting of the City Council, held Oxtober 5,1915. Present:- Alderman Topliff, Sherman, Chandler, " Pettibone, " Burns, Sheffi eld, " Ei den, " Robertson, " Witt, " Franz, Eastman, Kingsley, Knapp, Humph r ey . Page viettrich. Absent: - None. Mayor Pearsons pdesiding. Alderman Witt moved that,the minutes of a regular meeting of the City Council, held September 28th, 1915, be approved without reading. The motion was seconded by Alderman Eastman and carried. g City Clerk Hann presented the following:- 1. Comriuni cati on from the Superintendent of Streets, calling Attention of th.e Council to the condttion of the _ pavement on Central'Street between the C.M. & St.P.Rail- ,,road and the C.& id.Z►J. Railway, on account of the old ( wooden bow, sewer giving way under the weight of the brick /.avement; estimating th.at the cost of putting same in repair will "be 'about $2500. Alderman Sherman shoved that -the matter be referred to the Street Committee with cower to act in so far as may be necessary to prevent Serious danger and report back what is best to do about 674 the entire street. The motion was seconded by Alderman Kingsley and carried. 2. Communication from L. Davidson, asking permission to install two ornamental street lights in the parkway in vvwv� - front of 1627 Chicago Avenue (The Cafeteria). Alderman Hum- phrey moved that the permission be granted to install these /lights as requested. The motionmwas seconded by Alderman Eastman and carried. M/ I Alderman Robertson, for the Auditing Committee, intro- duced and moved the approval and payment of the following temporary pay -rolls for the last half of September, 1915: Sewer Department 207.00 Public Parks 199.20 Dept.of Streets 1,189.65 Water Department 13120 Street Repair Dpt. 403.80 Police Department 42.00 The motion was seconded by Alderman Franz and carried; voting aye Aldermen Topliff,Sherman,Chsndler,Pettibone,Burns,Shef- field,Eiden,Rober_tson,Witt,Franz,Eastman,Kingsley,Knapp and Humphrey (14); voting nay none (0). Alderman Eastman, for the finance Committee, introducdd ,the following; resolution:- -1 "RES6LVED, that the Mayor and the City Clerk be, and ey are hereby, authorized to execute a quit claim deed Wm. D. Stewart, covering the interest of the City of anston in Sub -lot One (1), Connor's Subdivision of that part west of railroad of Lot three (3), also the south "welve feet (5.12 ft.) of the east severity and three tenths :feet (E.70 3/10 ft.) of Lot Two (2) in Meyer's Addition to ,vanston, being a subdivision of the north three hundred orty-three and eight tenths feet (N. 343 8/10 ft.) (except ;he railroad) east of. Sherman Avenue, south one-half (S.�) north east one quarter (N.E.¢) Section Yinete:en (19), Town- ship Forty-one (41) North, Range Fourteen (14) east of the '_�'hird Principal Ileridian, situated in the City of Evanston, County of Cook and State of Illinois, in consideration of a payment to the city by said Wm. D. Stewart laf the sum of ixty-five Dollars and Fifty-seven Cents ($65.57).it Alderman Eastman moved that the I',ayor and City Clerk j i le authorized to issue this dedd afterthe same has been 11 SG1 U 675 1 1 passed upon by the Corporation Counsel. The motion was seconded by Alderman Yopliff and carried; voting aye Aldermen Topli:rf',Sherman,Chandler,Pettibone,Eurns,Sheffieu, Eiden,Robertson,Witt,l'ranz,Eastman,Kingsley,Knapp and Humphrey (14) ; voting nay none (0) . Alderman Chandler, for the Coimit,t.ee on Parks, Plats �U71. Cmt/and Subdivisions, to which was referred the matter of the vacation of two alleys,in the Academy Subdivision, .,introduced an ordinance vacating two (2) Public Alle;; s in the City of Evanston, also the opinion of the Corpora- tion Counsel upon the matter of the vacation of these alleys, and also the report of t#e Committee recommending that the vacation of the alleys be granted and that the .",ity Clerk be instructed to see that the same is recorded, ind moved the adoption of the report of the committee and the passage of the ordinance vacating these two alleys, :,wme being the public alley twenty feet in width extending .rom the south line of Leonard Place to the north line of Jot Two and the sixteen and nine -tenths foot alley extend- .ng from the east line,of Asbury Avenue to the west line of the alley last above described, in the Academy Subdivi- sion of Fractional Section Seven, Township Forty-one North, 1;ange Fourteen East of the Third Principal Meridian, in ;he City of Evanston, CotPnty of Cook and State of Illinois. '."he motion was seconded by Alderman Witt and carried; noting aye Aldermen To-cliff,Sherman,Chandler,Pettibone, 1)urns, Sheffield,Eiden.,Robertson,Witt,Franz,Eastman,Kingsley, Knapp and Humphrey (14); voting nay none (0). �• Alderman Chandler also presented report of the Com- /t_t. ni.ttee on Parks, Plats and -Subdivisions upon request of .�T. Radecke that the alley. at Judson Avenue and South -boulevard, in the rear of Lots Four and Five of Brundell's )ubdivi.sion, be opened, submitting therewith the opinion .)f the Corporation Counsel upon same to the effect that in 11is opinion there is no public necessity .for the use of -.he space ih question for 'a public alley - and that in view � Of the amount reserved for that purpose, such alley, if 676 opened., would be impracticable for use, and recommending that -the city notify Mr. Radecke that it will. take no action in the premises, and stating that the committee con- curs in the opinion of the Corporation Counsel and move that his recommendation be approved. Alderman Chandler moved the adoption of the report of the committee. The motion was seconded by Alderman Kingsley and carried. !�A�Ajdermgn Eider., for the Police Committee, reported /i� that in the matter of horse which the Police Department wished to dispose of the committee had inquired of all of the departments of the city and found no department which C-00 was in need of such a horse, so had advertised for bids for same and received one bid for $75. from the Chicago Packing Company and moved that the Police Department be authorized to accept the bid. The motion was seconded by Alderman Witt and carried. Alderman_ Eiden also submitted report of the Police Com- mittee upon request that the basement of the Departmental Building at the City Yards be used by the Police Department for target practice, recommending that the request be granted and repairs which would cost $75 be made and charged to Public Buil.dingsnand 4$25 be allowed for ammunition and charged to the Police Department Fund. Alderman Eiden moved the adoption of the report,of the committee. Alderman Top- liff moved as a substitute motion that the whole matter be re -referred to the Police Comnni ttee. The motion was second ed by Alderman Chandler and carried, Alderman Burns suggest- 1 ing that the committee -consider at the same time the matter of whether the two Rifle Clubs in the city be required to pay a license or not. Water he IA-4 Alderman Knapp, for the Committee,• stated that � ��iad in hismh.and a letter from Messrs. Fuller and Pearse - - an regard to the bond of. the Norwood Engineering Company �%flwlu, and moved that the letter be referred to the Judiciary Com- mittee as that committee have the matter of the bond in charge. The motion was seconded by Alderman Topliff and carried. IISG ,677 N/0 Alderman Knapp also submitted report of the Water Ay_ Committee upon complaint of IfIrs. Ramlow in regard to f / VI/L/ charges for water .made against the premises 1518 Wesley Avenue and 1410 Grove Street, to the effect that the com- mittee have found the charge againtt the property to be St correct and have requested the Commissioner of Public Works to enforce compliance with the ordinance. Alderman Knapp moved the adoption of the report of the committee. The motion was seconded by Alderman Humphrey and carried. Alderman Knapp also moved that the matter of pro- vid-Ing a fund of $600 for the purpose of repairing the pump house be referred to the Finance Committee to report back to the Council. The motion was seconded by Alder- man Chandler and carried. Alderman Burns, for the Judiciary Committee, to which was referred matter of the inde-,rinifying bond of he Norwood Engineering Company and the final payment in connection with the filtration plant, submitted and moved the adoption of the following resolution:' - "WHEREAS, it is provided in the contract dated June �?��� 5th, 1913, between I-Torwood Engineering Company and the ICity of Evanston, among other things, that the City of Co nston, at its election, may require of Norwoud Engin- eering Company, before releasing its; Or..e Hundred Thousand ($100,000.00) Dollar performance bond, a supplemental and of Fifty Thousand ($50,000.00) dollars, conditioned a provided in said contract, to be operative for a period, f six years (6) from the date thereof; provided that the City of Evanston shall pay to said Norwood Engineering Company, one half (-) of the premium charged for the 2 amount of said bond, in excess of Twenty-five Thousand ($25,000.00) dollars, and WHEREAS, in the opinion of the City Council it is advisable to protect the City of Evanston to the fullest dxtent against litigation or liability for alleged in- fringeraent of patents arising out of, under, or by virtue of said contract; two NOW, THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED by the City Council of the City of Evanston, that said City hereby elects that said supplemental bond shall be increased from the sum 'of Twenty- five Thousand ($25,000.00) dollars to Fifty Thousand ($50,000.00) dollars, as provided,by said contract, and that the City of Evanston pay to the Norwood Engineering Companyy; one-half of the additional premium caused by such increase in the amiount of the bond, as provided by said eon - tract. BE IT FURTHER RESOLVED that the City Clerk be, and he hereby is, authorized and directed forthwith to transmit a duly authenticated copy of this resolution to said Norwood Engineering Company." The motion was seconded by Alderman Pettibone and car- ried; voting aye Aldermen Topliff,Sherman,Chandler,Petti- bone,Burns,Sheffield,Eiden,Robertson,Witt,Franz,Eastman, Kingsley,Knapp and Humphrey (14); voting nay none (0). Under Call of Wards, Alderman Sherman, for the First Ward, stated that there was need of a street light at the Q,f-- intersection of Lake Street and Hinman Avenue and moved that /N, ,the matter be referred to the Lighting; Committee, to investi- gate and report upon at the next meeting of the Council. The motion was seconded by Alderman_ Humphrey and carried. Alderman Burns then moved that upon the filing of the bond provided for in the resolution passed by the Council few minutes before, and its approval by the Corporation �Counsel, the final payment be made to the Macdonald Engineer- ing Company and the Norwood Engineering Company the same zot to exceed the sum of $2500 and to be in full and final Settlement of all claims. The motion was seconded by Alder- _nan Kingsley and carried; voting aye Aldermen Topliff,Sher- man_, Chandler,Pettibone,Burns, Sheffi eld,Eideri,Robertson,Witt, Franz,Eastman,Kingsley,Knapp and Humphrey (14); voting; nay none (0). Alderman Sherman moved as an amendment to the former 1 I. 1 motion of Alderman :Burns that the matter of these final pay- ments on the filtration plant contracts be referred to the 16 � I Su (.1 679 Finance Committee to report at the next meeting of. the Coun -cil and Alderman Burns stated that he would withdraw his motion. Alderman Pettibone then mewed a reconsideration of the vote by which the motion of Alderman Burns was carried. The motion was seconded by Alderman Kingsley and carried; voting aye Aldermen Toplif'f,Sherman,Chandler,Pettibone, Burns,Shef.field,Eiden,Robertson,tiVitt,Franz,Eastman,Kings- ley,Knapp and Humphrey (14); voting nay none (0). Alderman Kingsley then moved that the matter of these final payments be referred to the Finance Committee to re- port upon at the next meeting of the Council. The motion xas seconded by Alderman Humphrey and carried. n Alderman Eiden, for the Fourth Ward, presented a re- luest from property oiriners and residents in the vicinity W�,a t �-)f Harvard Street and Barton Avenue that an arc light be "'_nstalled at the intersection of said streets and moved ;hat the petition be referred to the Lighting Committee. .'he motion was seconded by Alderman Sheffield and carried. Alderman Eiden also presented a protest from residents �� d property owners in the -City of Evanston in the district A/74-bounded by Main Street, Lee -:.Street, Sherman Avenue and 13 �,,lmroodAvenue, protesting against the proposed action. to establish a garage or automobile repair shop in the barn in the rear of the premises known as 939 Elmwood Avenue, a,nd moved that this protest be referred to the Building ,ommissioner. The motion was seconded by Alderman Witt . -,nd carried. Alderman Eastman, for the Sixth Ward, introduced and moved the adoption of the following resolution; - "RESOLVED, that the City Hall be closed on Tuesday, . CJ��C.✓rc, October 12th, Columbus Day, and that the city employees therein be given the usual holiday." The motion was seconded by Alderman Sherman and lost, l Alderman Eastman then moved that when the Council '.djourned it be until Tuesday evening, October 19th,1915. The motion was seconded by Alder man Sherman and lost. Alderman Kingsley, for the Sixth Ward, stated that residents on Sherman Avenue would like to fix up the parkways now but that the poles of the Street Railway Company were in the way, and moved that the .natter of the removal of these poles be referred to the Railroad Comrxittee. The motion was �iw s seconded by Alderman Topliff and carried. Alderman Burns, for the Third Ward, moved that the matter o�the paving of t1he intersection of Sheridan Road and Ilain Street extended with brick be referred to the Street Commissioner, Corporation Counsel and two aldermen from the Third Ward, to report at the next meeting; of the Council. The motion was seconded by Alderman Sheffield and carried, Under Unfinished Business Alderman Eastman asked the City Clerk to read the resolution offered at the last meeting, ✓ lt- ,,,0 of the Council in regard to the disposing of the Lake Shore Improvement Bonds by the Finance Committee. After reading of same Alderman Eastman moved the adoption of the resolution. motion was seconded by Alderman Franz and carried; vot- ing aye Aldermen Topliff , Sherman, Chandler,Pettibone,Burns, Sheffield:iiden,Robertson,Witt,Franz,Eastman,Kingsley,Knapp and Humphrey (14); voting nay none (0). Alderman Chandler ithen introduced and moved the approval C) and payment of a contractor's estimate (No. 1 Partial), in W. favor of 0. Lawrence Olesen, Contractor, in the sum of ;p1,777/25, for work done under contract for shore protection. The motion was seconded by Alderman Eastman and carried; Toting aye Aldermen Topli.ff,Shenman,Chandler,P.ettibone,Burns, Sheffield,Eiden,Robertson,Witt,Franz,Eastman,Kingsley,Knapp and Humphrey (14); votingnay none (0). Upon motion of Alderman Witt, seconded by Alderman Eiden the Council then adjourned. City Clerk. L_ City Hall, Evanston, Illinois, October 12, 1915. Regular meeting of the City Council, held October 12th, 1915 r Present; - Alderman TBpli ff , to Sherman, to Chandler, " Pettibone, " Burns, " Sheffield, " Robertson, " Witt, to Eastman, ,E _Kingsley, to Knapp, " Humphrey. Page Ddittrich;: i Absent: - Alderman Eiden, " Franz. Mayor Peansons presiding. Alderman W itt moved that the minutes of a regular meeting of the City Council, held October 5th, 1915, be approved without reading, The motion was seconded by A -alderman Eastman and carried. City Clerk Hahn presented the following:- 1. Reports of the City Treasurer and City Comptroller for the month of S`Veptember, 1915. Alderman Eastman moved that these reports be received and placed on file, The motion was seconded by A=lderman Witt and ' --arri.ed. 2. Communication from the Commissioner of Publi ' 'Vorks in regard to alterations to be made in the departe ental building to prepare a suitable shooting gallery for the police department, recommending that the City bear the expense of fitting up one-half of the basement of the said building facing on Maple A •venue for the use of the city police as a revplver; range.. and tbiat �f ptlier rifle clubs desire to use this city range they be charged rental sufficient to .pay for the necessary changed that have to -be made. Alder-. man Burns moved that the report of the commissioner of public works be concurred in and the expenditure be made and charged to the proper fund, The motion was seconded by Alderman Robertson and carried, voting aye Aldermen Topliff, Sherman, Chandler, Pettibone, Burns., Sheffield, Robertson, Witt, East- man, Kingsley, Knapp and Humphrey (12); voting nay none (0). 3. Communication from the Building Commissioner, submitting plans for extension to the Delano Chapel, Maple Avenue and Simpson Sttebt, and asking .for instructions as to the issuing of the permit, Alderman Knapp moved that the �',,_. e&matter be referred to the Building Committee. The motion was seconded e b Alderman Sheffield and carried. y 4. Communications from the Building Commissioner, stating that applications have been made for permits to install �tig .,,i,, ;� asoline pumps in the parkway in front of garages being er- rected at 806-308 Church Street, and 2428-2430 Vdst Railroad a6� Avenue, and that the code requires that these permits be au9- WjkA--'t_ 9, cyV'R.R. tlipri zed by the Council. Alderman Chandler moved that these applications be referred to the Building Committee. The motion was seconded by Alderman Witt and carried. 5. Petition from property owners and residents of the City of Evanston, residing in the immediate vicinity PA& - 1 of Brodway Avenue and Central S treet, protesting against the building of any public garage at or near 1801 Central S treet and the issuing of any permit therefor. A lderman i Eastman moved that thisprotest be referred to the.Building 'Committee. The motion was seconded by Alderman Knapp and carried. Alderman Eastman, for the Finance Committee, to which vas referred matter of finding $600 with which torpair the V &Dumping Station, reported that if it is necessary to expend that amount of money for such purpose it will.have to be - (taken out of the Contingent Fund. A lderman Knapp moved that the report of the committee be approved and the Water Com- • I 'nittee be authorized to have such repairs made as are nee- • essary, not to exceed $600, and charge same to the Con- tingent Ftind. The motion was seconded by Alderman Chandler and carried; voting aye Aldermen Sopliff, Sherman, Chand- ler, Pettibone, Burns, Sheffield, Robertson, Witt, Eastman, Kingsley, Knapp and Humphrey (12); voting nay none (0). Alderman Eastman also submitted report of the Finance Committee, to which was referred matter of final payments �. on the Filtration Plant at the last meeting of the Council, as follows : - TAI�� CLQ PYour committee begs to report that there is due the MacDonal Engineering Company on the Filtration Plant con- tract $3,034.58. Of,this amount 01,491.94 has been a6signed �- to the M. Foley Company as the balance due them for material f3tftistLed on this contract, leaving a balance due the Mac- Donald Engineering Company of $1,542.64.' The committee Reza - further finds there is a balance due the Norwood Engineer- ing Company on their contract of $2,132.30, and still fur- ther that the Norwood Engineering Company owe the City $2,270.83 for material and labor. The committee recommends that the mayor and city comptroller be authorized to issue warrants for the amount due the MacDonald Engineering Company, namely, $1,491.94. to the M. Foley Company, $1,542.64 to the MacDonald Engin- eering Company, the same being in full of all demands on their part of the Filtration Plant contract. The committee further recommends that upon receipt from the Norwood Engineering Company of the amount due the City, namely, $2,270.83, together with a bond for $50,060,00 as per our contract, that the mayor and city comptroller be authorized to issue a warrant to the Norwood Engineering Company for $2,132.30 in full of all demands on the Filtra- tion Plant contract. The above warrants to be issued under the direction of the Corporation Counsel after he has protected the City from all liens and claims of any nature -whatsoever against the contracting parties in connection with the building of the -Filtration Plant. The above payments to be charged to the Contingent TMwr:" .Fund." Alderman Eastman moved the adoption of the report of the committee. The motion was seconded by Alderman Chandler and carried; voting aye Alderman Topliff, Sherman, Chandler Pettibone, Sheffield, Robertson, Witt, Eastman,.Kingsley, Knapp, and Humphrey (11); voting nay Alderman Burns (1). Alderman Burns, for the Judiciary Committee, submitted an ordinance providing that no person, firm or corporation Jam, hereafter erecting any new buildingor other structure in ^^^ the City of Evanston shall be permitted to use therein or tM- upon the premises where such building or other structure shall be hereafter erected any water supplied by the water works ,system of said City, until such person, firm or corporation shall install in said building or structure, or upon the premises upon which saidbullding or structure shall `be erected, a water meter in conformity with the Axovisions of the Evanston Code adopted March 2.6th, 1915. Also that the Building Comndssioner. of said City shall here- after issue no permit for the Erection of any such building or other structure where the use of such city water is desired unless the plans .and specifications a accompanying the application for such permit shall pro- vide for such meter and show the ,location thereof. After reading the ordinance Alderman Burns moved its passage. 'The motion was seconded by Alderman Humphrey and carried; voting aye A ldermen Topliff,, Sherman, Chandler, Petti- bone, Burns, Sheffield, Robertson,. Mitt, Eastman, Kings- ley, Knapp and Humphrey (12); voting nay none'0) Alderman Burns also introduced an ordinance providing for the regulatibn of street traffic in the City of A.L.Evanston and moved that it be referred to the Judiciary ��JG,a2� Committee. The motion was seconded by Alderman Humphrey and carried. Alderman Humphrey, for the Lighting Committee, sub - matted a recommendation from said committee that the pe- 1 i titions for installation of electric lights be approved and i the lights be placed at. the following locations:- 1. Colfax Street and Sheridan Road. ; 2. Florence Avenue and Howard Street, ' 33, Asbury Avenue and Kirk Street. 4. Orrington Avenue and Monticello Street. 5. Brown A venue.and Lake S treet. 6. Asbury AAvenue and Noyes Street. 7. Crain Street and Dewey A venue. s S. Hinman A venue and Lake S street. 9. " Forest Avenue and Main Street. 10. Michigan Avenue and_Main Street. A 11 of said lights to be overhead circuits except those at the corner of Hinman Avenue and Lake S-treet, Forest Avenue and Main S treet and Michigan Avenue and Main Street. The Committee further recommending that it be instructed to direct the Public Service Company to install such lights at once. Alderman Humphrey moved the approval of the report of the committee. The motion was seconded by Alderman Burns and carried; voting aye Aldermen Topliff, Sherman, Chandler, Pettibone, Burns, Sheffield, Robertson, Mitt, Eastman, Kingsley, Knapp and Humphrey (12); voting nay none (0). t ISG1.1 685 V Alderman Sherman, for .the Street Committee, to i which was referred matter of condition of Central Street - between the Chicago, Milwaukee & St. Paul tracks and the Chicago & North Western Railway, submitted report of the committee recommending that this street be fixed perman- ently, pavement to be removed, sewer filled in any pave- ment replaced, said work not to cost over $2,238.00 and to be charged to the Street Repair Fund. Alderman Sherman moved the adoption of the report of the committee. The motion was seconded by Alderman Witt -and carried; voting aye Aldermen Topliff, Sherman, Chandler, Pettibone, Burns, Sheffield, Robertson, Witt, Eastman., Kingsley, Knapp and Humphrey (12); voting nay none (0). Alderman Sherman also submitted report of the S treet _Committee upon the matter of resurfacing Ridge Ajenue Y1ticz�v from Lee Street to Crain Street,'recommending that the work be completed; providing the property owners are will- n gv-e• ing to pay onePthird of the cost, the estimated cost being $426.25. Alderman Sherman moved the adoption of the report of the committee. The motion was seconded by Alderman Pettibone and carried; voting aye Aldermen Top- liff, Sherman, Chandler, Pettibone, Burns,.Sheffield, Robertson, Witt, Eastman, Kingsley, Knapp and Humphrey (12); voting nay none (0). Under call of Wards, -Alderman Humphrey, for the S eventh Ward, stated that it had come to his attention that the Sdnitary District were digging out the channel east of the Railroad Avenue bridge and leaving the dirt �on the banks, and moved that the matter be referred to the Special Committee on S ewer diversion. The motion was seconded by•A lderman Kingsley and carried. l Alderman Kingsley, for the Sixth Ward, spoke of the condition of the edge of the roadway at the southeast cor- ner of Calvary Cemetery and Sheridan Road and moved that the S treet Committee be authorized to look into the mat- Q. ter. The motion was seconded by Alderman Witt and carried ♦off o I Alderman,Sherman, for .the S treet Committee, then introduced report of the committee upon the matter of paving the intersection.at Sheridan Road and Main Satreet, recommending that the southwest corner of this intersection be out off to a point which will be - satisfactory to the Commissioner of Public Works and the 911treet Commissioner, and that the intersectionbe paved with one course of brick on the present macadam foundation, the estimated cost of such work being $431.80, and that contingent upon the First Park Dis- trict payj:tg $200 towards this cost the work be done and $231.,80 be appropriated from the Street Repair Fund to defray the balance of the cost. Alderman Sherman moved the adoption of the report of the com- mittee. The motion was seconded by Alderman Burns and carried;.voting aye Aldermen Topliff, Sherman, Chandler, Pettibone, Burns, Sheffield, Robertson, Witt, Eastman, Kingsley, Knapp and Humphrey (12); voting nay none (0)/ Alderman Chandler, for the Second Ward, presented -f y- request from the committee of the Evanston Commercial Association representing the Olympic Club, asking that the City grant the continued use of the rooms in the City Hall for the use of the club, and moved that the request be granted.. Mayor Pearsons called upon Prof. James to tell something of the.purpose of the club and the work contemplated for the coming year, after which Alderman Sherman moved that the matter of this; request be referred to the Building Committee and Commissioner of Public Works with power to at. The motion was seconded by Alderman Humphrey and carried. Aldttman Chandler also spo&e of the dangerous con- S)QU,� dition of the trees in the 1500 block on Oak Avenue and moved that the matter be referred t p,�w, ��u� o the S.t� teat Super- c .dD,,&Z(Y- intendent. Mayor Pearsons stated that the Street Su- 0 a-;('- ��%e-t perintendent would take notice of the request. 1ISG,U Alderman Sherman, for the Special Committee on Snore Pro- tection, introduced and moved the adoption of the follow- ing resolution; - "BE IT RESOLVED that the bid of 0. L. Olesen, dated October 5, 1915, covering the dipping in creosote oil (applied hot) of the decking and wales of the piers which 'r are bred ng installed by the said Olesen under his contract dated September 20, 1915, with the City of Evanston, be accepted for piers 1, 2, 3, 4, 15, 16, 17 and 18 at a cost not to exceed the sum of Five Hundred Dollars ($500.00) and the Mayor is hereby authorized to execute a contract with the said Olesen fo.r this work, the cost of same to be charged to the Lake Shore Protection Fund and paid for out of the proceeds of the sale of bonds for same." The motion was seconded by Alderman Pettibone and carried; voting aye Aldermen Topliff, Sherman, Chandler, Pettibone, Burns, Sheffield, Robertson, Witt, Eastman, Kingsley, Knapp and Humphrey (12); voting nay none (0). A lderman Sherman then introduced and moved the adoption of the following resolution: - "BE IT RESOLVED that Joseph Parks be employed as nspector for the construction of piers for Lake Shore ,J p tPvotection, at the rate of $5.00 per day, to be charged to the Lake Shore Protection Fund and paid out of the proceeds of the sale of bonds .for same." The motion was seconded by Alderman Chandler and carried; voting aye A ldermen Topliff, Sherman, Chandler, Pettibone, Burns, Sheffield, Robertson, Witt, Eastman, Kingsley, Knapp and Humphrey (12); voting nay none (0). Alderman Pettibone, for the Special.Committee on Sewer Diversion, moved that the Council take a recess until 9:30 and go into a committee of the whole to con- sider a matter. The motion was seconded by Alderman Humphrey and carried. 688 When the Council again convened Alderman Pettibone introduced and moved the adoption of the following re- solution:- . ."WHEREAS the City Council of the City of Evanston is most desirous that immediate action be taken to divert the sewage of the City of Evanston from Lake Mich- igan and to have the sewage diversion question settled: AND WHEREAS this Council has heretofore by unani- a,,,,� mous vote expressed its desire that such sewage diversion U be made by means of a main sewer placed in Greenleaf Street in the City of Evanston: AND WHEREAS this Council has been unable to agree � Q -Att, with the Sanitary District of Chicago as to the Location of such sewer and such .S anitary District has declined to ��. build such sewer in Greenleaf Street and has suggested the location of said sewer in Noyes Street in said City of Evanston: N OW, THEREFORE, IN CONSIDERATION OF THE PRMTISES -..And as a compromise location for auhh sewed:' .;BE.• T`:RESOLVED, that we recommend the location of such sewer in and through Lake Street in the City of Evanston. BE IT FURTHER RESOLVED that a copy of these resolu- tions be sent by the City Clerk of the City of Evanston to the Sanitary District of Chicago and that this Council use all honorable means to bring about the immediate solution of the sewage diversion question by the location of such, main sewer by said Sanitary -District in s&1d Lake Street in the City of Evanston.." The motion was seconded by Alderman Kingsley and carri ed. Alderman Burns then asked that the City Clerk have copies of the ordinance regulating street traffic in the City of Evanston mailed as early as possible to all of and the Chief of Police, with the suggestion the aldermerV)iatt the Chief of Police be present at the next meeting of the Council when this ordinance is brought up for consideration. Upon motion of A lderman Kingsley, seconded by Alderman Robertson, the Council then adjourned. AZiler1k.— City 4 1 i 46- e City Hall,. Evanston, Illinois, October 19, 1.915. Regular meeting of the City Council, held October 19, 19f) Present: - Alderman Topliff, " Sherman, " Chandler, " Pettibone, " Burns, " Sheffield, If Eiden, t " Robertson, If Witt, " Franz, If Eastman, Kingsley, Knapp, " Humphrey, Page Ddittrich. Absent: - None. Mayor Pearsons presiding. Alderman Humphrey asked the unanimous consent of the Council to have the minutes corrected so that the report of the Lighting Committee would read "all of said lights to be overhead circuits except those at the corner of Hinman Av-enue and Lake Street, etc." instead of "all of said lights to be underground circuits except those at the corner of Hinman Avenue and Lake Street, etc." as it read in the report submitted by said Lighting Committee. The motion was seconded by A lderman Eiden and carried. Alderman Humphrey then moved that the minutes as correct- ed be approved without reading. The motion was seconded by Alderman Robertson and carried. IF -MR"""..._„ 690 I City Clerk Hahn presented the following:- 1. Communication from the Standard -Oil Company, asking for a permit for a driveway for the purpose of operating and maintaining a filling station on the fol- lowing described property, to wit: -Lot One (1), in Block Five (5) in Arnold & Warren's Addition to Evanston. A-1derman Burns moved that"the request be referred to the Street Committee and the aldermen from the Third Ward. The motion was seconded by Aldermen Humphrey and L carried. 2. Communication from H. A. Clauson, Executive Office,,,of the Ridgeville Rifle Club, asking for per- mission to use the Police Revolver Range for small rifle ��✓����'`practice, stating that the club will be glad to pay for use of same and also for any work necessary in connec- Ut ion with rifle practice. A lderman Eiden moved that V the request be referred to the Police Committee and Com- missioner of Public Works, The motion was seconded by Alderman Topliff and carried. 3. Communication from Mr. Malcolm C. Harper, 2115 r Sherman A venue, in regard to the methods employed by some of the moving picture houses located in Evanston. Alderman Eiden moved that the communication be referred .nz- r,wDv�,�r� to the Police Committee and Chief of Police. The motion (v� was seconded by Alderman Robertson and carried. 4. Commautication from Gentry Bros., stating that n as they did not show in Evanston on August 3rd as planned, and had already paid a tax of $8.00 for use of water on that day, they would appreciate the return of av the $8.00 paid by them. Alderman Knapp moved that the refund be granted. The motion was seconded by Alderman Humphrey and carried; voting aye Aldermen Topliff, Sherman, Chandler, Pettibone, Burns, Sheffield, Eiden, Robertson, Witt, Franz, Eastman, Kingsley, Knapp, and Humphrey (14); voting nay none (0). 5. Communication from the S 'ecretary of the 1 I - Illinois Municipal League, which is to hold its annual 691 t Il + convention at the University of Illinois on November 2 1 and 3, 1915, extending an invitation to the City of Evanston to send as large a delegation as possible to attend said meeting. A lderman Burns moved that the invitation be accepted and the City Clerk be instructed to forward the acceptance to the proper officer of the association, and that so far as possible the members of the Council attend such convention. The motion was seconded by Alderman Sheffield and carried. Alderman Chandler, for the Board of Local Improve- ments, moved .a suspension of the rules for the passage of three local improvement ordinances, providing for the construction of three sewer systems in the southwest portion of the city, to-wit:-A_,Asystem of sewers with an outlet therefor extending along a line coincident with the line, produced west, between the north half and the 'south half, respectively, of the N. W. j of S ection 25, T. 41 N., R. 13 E. of the Third Principal Meridian from the western limits of said city westerly to an outfall in the North Share Channel of the S 4ni tary District of Chicagq; also a system of sewers with an outlet therefor extending along a line coincident with the line, pro- duced west, between .the north half and the south half, respectively, of the.S. W. j of Section 24, T. 41 N., R. 13 E of the Third Principal Meridian, from the western limits of city westerly to an outfall in the North Shore Channel of the Sanitary District of Chicago; also a system of.,sewers with an outlet therefor extending along the center line, produced west, of Greenleaf Street from the western limits of the city westerly to an outfall in the North Shore Channel of the Sanitary District of Chi- cago. The motion was seconded by Alderman Topliff and carried; voting aye Aldermen Topliff, Sherman, Chandler, Pettibone, Burns, Sheffield, Eiden, Robertson, Mitt, Franz Eastman, Kingsley, Knapp and Humphrey (14); voting nay none (0). M 692 Alderman Chandler then introduced a recommenda- tion, estimate and ordinance providing for the con- struction of a system of sewers with an outlet there- 9-,.d for extending along a line coincident with the line, +,,- produced west, between the north half and the south .q Ihalf, respectively, of the N. W. j of Section 25, T. 41, N., R. 13 E. of the ;Third Principal Meridian; ffsom the western limits of the City of Evanston wester- ly to an outfall in the North Shore Channel of the Sanitary District of Chicago, the estimated cost of said system to be $57,023.76, and moved that the Council concur in the recommendation, approve the estimate and pass the ordinance. The motion was secon- ded by Alderman Robertson and carried; voting aye Aldermen Topliff, Sherman, Chandler, Pettibone, Burns, Sheffield, Eiden, Robertson, Witt, Franz, Eastman, Kingsley, Knapp and Humphrey; (14); voting nay none (0). Alderman Chandler then introduced a recommenda- tion, estimate and ordinance, providing for the con- struction of a system of sewers with an outlet there- for extending along a line coincident with the line, produced west, between the north half and the south half, respectively, of the S. W. i of S ection 24, T. 41 N. , R..13 E. of the ,Third Principal Meridian, from the western limits of the City of Evanston wes- t erly to an outfall in the North Shore Channel of the Sanitary District of Chicago, the estimated cost of said system being $65,236.64, and moved that the Council -concur in the recommendation, approve the estimate and pass the ordinance. The motion was se- conded by Alderman Kingsley and carried; voting aye Aldermen Topliff, Sherman, Chandler, Pettibone, Burns, Sheffield, Eiden, Robertson, Witt, Franz, Eastman, Kingsley, Knapp and Humphrey;(14); voting nay none (0f. Alderman Chaddler also introduced a recommendation, estimate and ordinance, providing for the construction of a system of sewers with an outlet therefor extend- 1 1 697 ing along the center line, produced west,. -of Greenleaf Street, in the City of Evanston, tom the western limits of the City of Evanston westerly to an outfall in the North Shore Channel of the S °anitary District of Chicago, V the estimated cost of said system being $56,719.54, and . moved that the Council concur in the recommendation, approve the estimate and pass the ordinance., The motion was seconded by Alderman Kingsley and carried; voting aye Aldermen Topliff, Sherman Chandler Pettibone Burns P . Sheffield, Eiden, Robertson, Witt, Franz, Eastman, Kingsley, Knapp and Humphrey (14); voting nay none (0). Alderman Chandler then introduced and moved the approval and payment of a contractor's estimate (No. 1 Partial), in favor of M. F oley Co., Contractor, in the sum of $3,400..00, for pavement in Sheridan Road from Ridge Avenue Ito the North City Limits, Special Assess- ment No. 643, The motion was seconded by Alderman Top- liff and carried; voting aye Aldermen Topliff, Sherman, Chandler, Pettibone, Burns, Sheffield, Eiden, Robertson, W itt, Franz, Eastman, Kingsley, Knapp and Humphrey (14); voting nay none (0). Alderman Chandler also introduced and moved the approval and payment of,a contractor's estimate (No. 1 Partial) , in favor of M. Foley Co., Contractor, in the sum of 2 400.0Q for pavement in Lyons Street from Ridge Avenue to Wesley A v enue, Special Assessment No. 619. The motion was seconded by Alderman Sherman and carried; voting aye Aldermen Topliff, Sherman, Chandler, Pettibone, Burns, Sheffield, Eiden, Robertson, Witt, Franz, Eastman, Kingsley, Knapp and Humphrey (14); vot6 ing nay none (0). A lderman Robertson, for the Auditing Committee, introduced Temporary PayQrols for the first half of the month of October, 1915, and bills for the month of September, 1915, and moved that same be approved and e �'z- warrants ordered drawn in payment of same and charged r 698'' to the respective funds as follows: - Pay Rolls. Sewer Department, 218.40 Water Department, 101.70 Public Parks, 272.70 Street Repair Department, 213.60 Police D epartment, 39.20 Department of Streets, 1,142.60 Bills. Department of Streets, 1,707,4/67 Department of Buildings, 435.14 Street Repair D epartment, 319.84 Pumping Station, 565.22 Water Mains Department, 900.99 Police Department, 196.53 Public Buildings, 238.25 Sewer Department, 67.45 Health D epartment, 114.28 Street Lighting, 2,777.98 Public Parks, 276.68 Miscellaneous Fund, 38.77 - City Clerk's Office, 2.00 City Coll.ector' s Office, 15.91- Civil Service, 5.24 Contingent Fund, 5.55 Public V6rks Department, 57.60 Fire Department, 358.57 Special Assessments, 130.10 The motion was seconded by Alderman Pettibone and carried; voting aye Aldermen Topliff, Sherman, Chandler, Pettibone, Burns, Sheffield, Eiden, Robertson, Witt, Franz, Eastman, Kingsley, Knapp and Humphrey (14); voting nay none (0). Alderman Sheffield, for the Building Committee, to which was referred request of the Evanston Commercial 699 I a�AUJA;I(� nn� V Association for continued use of the second and third floors of the City Hall for the use of the Olympic Club, submitted report of the committee to the effect that permission has been given.the Commercial Association in accordance with their.request, with the provision that their occupancy of the rooms mentioned shall be always subject to the supervision of the Commissioner of Public ,Works and such regulations and restrictions as he may decide proper, it being understood that upon nights when the Council Chamber is occupied for special or regular (meetings of the City Council the Commercial Association guarantees that the occupancy of the rooms by the Olympic Club or others shall not be attended by any unusual noise nor in any manner distrub the Council meetings. Alderman Sheffield moved . the approval of the report of the commi tit tee. The motion was seconded by Alderman Eiden and car- ried. Alderman Sheffield also submitted report of the Building Committee upon request of officials of Delano Chapel for permit to make an extension to said buiding, recommending that the permit be granted for the plans as filed in the office of the Building Commissioner, and moved the adoption of the report of the committee. The motion was seconded by Alderman Knapp acid carried. Alderman Sheffield also submitted report of the Building Committee upon application for permission to install two .gasoline pumps in .the parkway in front of the garage now being erected.at 2428 and 2430 West Railroad Avenue, recommending that the permission be granted upon payment of the fee provided for in Section 1164 of the City Ordinances, and moved the adoption of the report of the committee. The motion was seconded by Alderman Witt and carried. Alderman Sheffield also submitted report of the f4n- Building Committee upon application for permission to install a gasoline pump in the parkway in front of the a:t- garage now being erected at 806-808 Church Street, recom- g 'r _ Gam• �n, Ta- cy� y Imending that the permission be granted upon payment of the fee provided for in Section 1164 of the City Ordinances, and moved the adoption of the report of the committee. The motion was seconded by Alderman Eiden and ,carried. Alderman Sheffield then moved that the permits required for the erection of the extension to the Delano Chapel be granted free of charge.•, - The motion � I -was seconded by Alderman Knapp and carried. Alderman Eastman, for the Finance Committee, in- troduced and moved the adoption of the following re- solution: - "RESOLVED, that the Mayor and the City Clerk be, and'they are hereby; authorized to execute a quit claim deed to WALTER. M. MITCHELL, covering the inter- est of the City of Evanston in Lot Thirteen (13), Block one (1), Robert Commonts Subdivision, in the South West I -One Quarter (S.W.; :, 'of Section T welve (12), Town f. (Forty®one (41)•North, Range Thirteen (13) East of the Third Principal Meridian, situated in the City of Evanston, County of Cook and State of Illinois, in con sideration of a payment to the City by said WALTER M. MITCHELL of the sum of Forty Dollars and Eighty-five Cents ($40.85)." The motion was seconded by Alderman Sheffield and carried; voting aye Aldermen Topliff, Sherman, Ciaandler, Pettibone, Burns, Sheffield, Eiden, Robertson, Witt, Franz, Eastman, Kingsley, Knapp and Humphrey (14); voting nay none (0). Alderman Burns, for the Judiciary Committee, stated that at the proper time he should move that the Council take a recess to eonsid*er the ordinance for the regulation of street,traffic in the City of Evan- ston. AldermannBurns then submitted an ordinance govern- ing the leasing, transferring, putting into circulation, and exhibition of pictures of the classes and kinds commonly known in mutoscopes, kinetoscopes, cinemato- ' y graphs,.and all automatic picture and other similar ,.. -'n^'•-.- -..,- __'_ _ _. .-�_ .. .»._o.....i--.wa- t..i._.......i-.�..-.c r__v�':4..a�;..a a�"...-3•r ---,.�i.,-',e=d'--_.... _._ __•:..4,a. .�"ii�d