The Cairo evening bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1868-1870, 1869-05-13
WnIIhutOu.-f
Nays-None.

The committee on claims also reported
the bill Of "Ensminger vs.. Trover,n to-
gether with the City Attorneys report
on same, and on motion Of Councilman
Jorgensen, the bill was laid over for fur
ther consideration.
Tie committee on claims reported back
the bill OF +. Valdez, for removing car
rion In the month OF March, for the ac-
tion OF the Council, amounting to so, 80.
Councilman Rearden appeared and
took his seat
On motion Of Councilman Jorgepsen,
the bill was allowed by the following
vote, viz:
Ayes Barclay, Jorgensen, RearJ, n,
Martin aud williamson.
Nayes-None. -,
Councilman JorgenseD, from the COM
mittee on ordinances, reported an ordi-
nance, entitled an ordinance, in relation
to hogs; the ordinance was read at
length and laid over under the rule
Councilman Jorgensen also reported
an ordinsnce, entitled an ordinance to
amend section 249 Of an ordinance, cnti-
tied an ordinance to adopt the ordinan.
ces Of the city Of Cairo, as revised and
codined, In relation to dogs, which was
read at length and laid over under the
Trpie2zFoTs TAOS .asiasSo7D
The committee on printing reported the
bill Of John r. Fagin. for printing from
March LIST TO May IL, amounting To e2I7.-
l6, with the recon nsndafion that the
same be allowed, snd on motion Of Coun-
Gilman Martin, the bill was allowed by
the following vote:
Ayes-Barclay, Jorgenson, Martin,
Rearden and Wlliiamson--5. Nays
None.
4Bul Of John H. oberly 4 CO., for print
ing done for the city during the stay Of
the Illinois Press Association. amounting
to sac, accompanied by eommunica-
tion donating the same to the city. was
presented.
Councilman RAardsn moved that q
vote Of thanks Of the Select Council be
rendered to John II. Oberly 4 Co. for the
dom alton Of the above bill. The Mayor
being iutscssted, the clark pat the mo-
ton, which was carried unanimously.
The petition OF Mrs. Mary Towers.
praying TO be relieved from paying stall
rent Ia the market hoass, was presented,
And on motion rs1srrsdD 70 the Com INIT
tee on Markets. ,,,,- ~
The petition Of James A. Fry. repre-
ssntiug THAI the ball alley corner Of d.
vision and Poplar streets Ia In AN unsafe
condition, and praying that the owner be
compelled to put the same In . safe con-
dltiou. was presented, and on motion re-
ferred to the Msyof.rA
The petition Of Thomas Wilson, repre-
senting that at q sale Of lots for city
taxes ou Nov. 90 sls6S, hs, purchased lot
10, block ], the property OF the 1. q. r..
n, and not taxable by law, and praying
that the sum Of SIT rs be refunded to
him. was presented, and on motion re-
ferredsto ths, COMMITTEE on claims
The following bills were presented and
reierredto the Committee on Claims un.
der the ruIe.as f.s's nasssa ss1eg1so .s.,
Bill Of +. Vincent for lime amounting 70 ,~.s 20
OF Joseph Nj knzie fot tfsssrest stos heldsng =
OF Thomas Wilson, for 10 %
.Essains SsiIesiS.. q bsSembsr sist, VIZ
OF 1 JSsSiI MO sisSssS o. IN the case
Of T.. W. McGlnnis vs. the city, amounting 10 la0 0o
Petition of Caroline Graf having pass
ed the Board cf Aldermen. and referred
to the Select C0qpcif for cQpcqrtence, in
relation to carrying on the bnsIness Of an