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Thursday, May 15. 1930 Appointment Made at Meeting Monday _ of Village Board b On Monday evening, May 5th, at the Masonic Temple, the village board of Deerfield convened. Following a brief business session presided over by President W..W. Geary, the newly elected president, James Hood, took the choir and two trustees, ghrist Willman and In Hole, who succeed- ed F. J. Labahn and Conrad Ueht. man. In a short talk before leaving, Mr. Geary urged that the board Ind the people of Deerfield lend their hearty support and eo-operation to the new president. Before calling the board to order for business Mr. Hood outlined a few things he hoped to do tor Deerfield in the near future, things which no doubt would nbt only be 3 credit to it but make it one to the choicest spots alone the North Shore. 'The business conducted consisted chiefly of appointments which were as follows: _ _ Board of uppealaz- (new appoint- ment) Paul Hunter, 1930434; (re- maining members): Louis Aahmnn 1920-1933; Arthur Merner, 1929- 1933; Seth Gooder, 1928-1932; Fran. cis Hempstead, 1927-1931 (the presi- dent of the board is an ex-officio mem- ber). Auditors: Ashmnn, Reedig & Co. Building Commissioner, Mr. Milton Frantz. Village Collector, Clarence Hahn. Comptroller and Financial Secre- tary, George E. Engstrom, dirporaiion Coungel. Hon. Martin C. Decker. Depositories: Deerfield State Bank, First National Bank of Chic-go; and Citizens State Bank, Deerfield, . Engineers, Consoer, Older & Quin- lan. Fire Marshal, John Hahn. Asst. Fire Marsh-l, Oscar Schwab. Health Offieer, Dr, C. J. Davis. Police Chief (acting), Percy Mc- Laughlin. Treasurer, William Plague. Truant Officer, Percy McLaughlin. Waterworks Superintendent. John Weber, . Chairman Finance Committee, A. C. C. Timm, C. M, Willmam I. M. Hole. Health and Public Relations mittee: In M. Hole, chairman. Willman, A, C. C. Timm. Judiciary Committee: C. M. man, chnirmun, W. H. Barrett, Selig, License Committee: C. M. Willmin. chairman, E, H. Selig, E. F. Sagan. Public Works Committee: W. H, Btrrett, chairman. Ird M. Hole, E. P. Segert. (This committee cover ttll corporation, other than water, fold! und police: supervision of fore dept., the band, and tall institutions of pub- lic improvements). Printing and Auditing Committee: A. C. C. Titnm,.ehitirman; In M. Hole, W. H, Barrett. Road and Bridge, and Police 'Com- mittee, E. H. Selig, chairmun, E. F. Sega", A. C. C. Timm. ' jWater Committee: E. F: Segert is chairman, E. R. Selig, W. B. Bun-en. Wall Street is no place for a thin- skinned man. Re is skinned too fre- quently.-Atlanu Constitution, Hole. Com- Will- CITY COUNCIL MO BOARD IN NEW HALL (Continued trom page 4) appropriation was ordered placed l file On motion of Commissioner 'dim, mer," Arthur Bulkley was allowed a payment of $250 on account of legal services in connection with the suits of Wollen vs. city of Highland Park and Cowie vs. city of Highland Park, in aecordattee with the resolution passed by the council on April 9, 1928. q Adopt Resolution: _ On motion of Commissioner Brown final adoption of a resolution retain- ing Bowen E. Schumuher as special counsel for the city in making of the Taylor avenue improvement was voted. On motion of Commissioner Zim- mer fimtl adoption of a resolution au- thorizing a contract between the city nnd Windes and Marsh, for the rend- ering or furnishing of engineering services wt: voted, m; Sub-nit Ordinonce The board of local imprdvemenu submitted an ordinance providing for a loco] improvement, consisting of the acquiring of I right-of-way and wid. ening In existing right-of-wny for, I public street and sidewalk from the south city limits of the city of Highland Park, It I point in the southerly boundary line of. Lot 2 in the subdivision of the _ west 22% acres of the south 30 acres of the east one-hilt of the Iouthwest quor- ‘ter of section M, Township 43 north, Range 12, east of the third principal meridian, Ind extending to the north. westerly city limits of Jlitthlnnd Park, heing'the center line of Bueno road, at a. point on aid Bueno road east of Ind Idjncent to the right-ol-wny of the Public Service Co. of Northern m,, elm known as the Skokie Volley route. _ , Library Report Commissioner Zimmer moved that the report of the Library board as presented by Mrs. F. D. Everett be received and placed on file. The mo- tion prevniled. Commissioner Brown moved that the ordinance " mud rennin on " with the city clerk for public inspec- tion complete in form until its tlrus1 passage. The,motion prevailed. THE PRESS an”) MEDAL . . FLOUR ..... "dttL83 LUXFLAKES p...'.... EIGHT o'CLOCh' COFFEE .. FINEST “was COFFEE SLICED PINEAPPLE . REID CIRCLE mum's PEACHES swam on "Aux-m DEL MONTE THUS. J. WEI!" 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