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With Parachute Drop Wednesday / Thursday and Friday Afternoon; September 4, 5,6, 7 Racing Events with $3350.00 in Purses $l50 Purse for Ball Games Ballc Ascension ausxmua Ax oummuct 3"an «a onommcz BEVIBINU um cousommfluo true GINBBAL anomalous or ‘1‘": cm: or moaumo PARK. county or LAKE no BTATE or ILLINOIS". BI IT ORDAINED BY TRL CITY COUICIL 0!" THE CITY 0? HIGHL \ND PARK: SECTION 1. Thu W ‘28 of Chip“! a. ”Street." of In ordinate. of aid City. entitled. “An 0““le raking and mwlidning flu cone- nl ordinances 01 lb. City at Highland Pork. Coun- ty of Lake and sun of llllnois“. puma! Apr“ 19th, 1890, he nmnded to rad u follow": Belore any person or persona; In or corpora- tion, either as principal or agent. ahall nah- any excavation, or opening; in» any a! We. alleya or pnhlle plaeaa o! laid City. on do anything provided for in the pending aeolian, aneh per-on shall apply. in wrltll'. to the City Clerk of aid_ City, (or a permit in which applicatiolhelhlll stale the place of nld propoaed opening, and the pnrpnae of the name. which permit ahall he good for the apace or thirty ‘da‘ya hon the date of its issue, not} shell provide the line in which aaid work shall be completed. at the name time the par- ‘aon applying for anal» permit all-til depoalt with the City Clerk the following ulna: Where said excavation, or opening. la made for the purpose of connecting nny' building with the public aewer, or public Inter main or gas main. there shall be deposited the sum of ten dollara. and where any other excavations or openinga are made for any other purpose. there shall be deposited the sum of twenty five cents for each lined foot of such exenvntion. Said sums of money shell he do; packed to indemnify the City for We cost. of ex: pense or re-lnying pavement, 9nd material. or re- pniring or properly tutoring an) excavations, in “cadence with are otdlnnnces o! the City of Bighâ€" ‘ Innd l’nrli; now 01" hand!» in (ovceikflmn i o! mpnev. or deposit: said city shell hue the right. ' to npply toward: the costs nnd expenses of proper. . 1y re-lnying pavements, or venturing exavntlons,‘ and furnishing materiel therefor. in the event. ihnt the snme in not re-lsLd or resiored. and pearls] ‘ ,fn?niii7e}i‘?oi‘ifich ‘i‘vln‘ytnrormwraion. to the satisfaction of the Committee on screen and alleys of the City Council of said City, or theghnirmnn thereof, or such person as my, be designated of named by such Committee or Chairman,_ or in the' «an that said work is not hilly completed within the timestated'ln the permit. nnd‘any oval-plus. if 'any. ‘sha‘il be returned to the pemn dep waiting the tame. no ided than five days written notice, signed by the City Clerk. shall first. be given to the person “rho shell‘hnve‘»gnnde, authorized or permit- ..1_.. ”-“L n..-n..n» On r“--- ~ â€"~ , .._ ., M ted any. such excavhtiupg.idlrecti§g such permit to properly re-lay the pavement. or restore such exca- vations, as provided by tho ordinance of said City, now or hereafter in force. ' ' , ' Any person who. either as principal or agent, shall make any activation or opening in the streets, alleys or public places of said city; or do ' anything provided for - in the preceding section, without having up lied for. and obtained saidper- mit and made an cl do it, as in this section re- 'quired. shall be fined go the sum of not less than five dollars, ($5.1m) nor more than two hundred dollars (200.00) for each oflenle; and it is hereby made the duty of the City Marshal and Policemen. of said City, to prevent,â€" by force if nocemry, any erson from making any openingsorexcavations n the streets. alleys. or public places in said City, from doing any of the; acts provided for in the ,pre- cedimr section. unless said deposit has beenihadé. as herein r’equired, and permit obtained. M above p’rovided. T. . ' ‘ SECTION 2. This ordinance shall take effect from and afterJts passage. and publication. Passed August 2151, 1906 Approved August 23rd. 1906. nnut‘v‘l‘ (1 EVANRV An Ordinance