The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1871-10-04
BOARD OF ALDERMEN.
Irregular meeting of tho Board Of Aldcrmeu.)
CouNciL CHAMBER, CAIRO, It'll,
Dptohero ISL


On motion Of Alderman Stratton the
reading Of the journal vas dispensed with
BILLS.
The bill of james Quinn for balance oG
81 SO due him for repairing public cisterns,
which was allowed by the select council
on the 18th utimo, was presented for con-
currence Alderman Fitzgerald moved to
allow the bill. Carried, by the following
vote: Ayes-Fitzgerald, Kleb, Metcalf,
Rear1en, Sease, Stratton and swayne--7.
Nays-0.
The following bills having been referred
10 the committee ON claims were reported
back recommending payment:
Chas. Gayer Il Co., rent Of lot for
bog pound, from August let to
September LIST, lo7l..............S 10 GU
j. q. Lynch, rent ~ September ~, iII
1871, one th....................." 20 10
VIM. Nc Hale, dieing prisoners ior
Septeu, Der u the !o.n inclusive. 22G 80
f. Brvss, police magistrate, salary
September 9th, 1871, 5 months. rs o.
+. NJ. Sumner, salary as policeman,
"a days IN September. ......".". co o.
Jno. Sheehan, salary rs Policeman
for SepteID r.............'............. 20 W
WIN. ii. Robertson, salary as po-
lceman for September. 10 %
Chas. Mehncr, salary as policeman
for Septem Der ACKNOWLEDGEMENT. 10 90
Rob't BiIlIngsly, salary as police
man for Septem Der. ................. 10 90
l.. II. Myers, salary MS chief-of-po-
lice for September ................... 80 SO
Jno. ID. Holmes, salary as policemen
for Uer..."............,.... 10 90
f. A. Burnett, salary as comp
troller.. ......................... 10 90
A. Cain, salary as marshal for Sep
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS" bO 90
j. b. Taylor, salary as treasurer. 100 90
NJ. j. How,ey, salary as cierk...... 100 90
b. Shannessy, police magistrate,
salary for August and September 80 90
Thos. Meehan, removing furniture
of clerks office and council
chamber to new buildirg.......... 10 90
NJ. jenkins, 23l days labor on side
walks, in superintendent. CO rs
Henry Bryant 22a days labor on
sidewalks, IN September............ As 80
Alfred King, 22s days work on
sidewalks, IN Septem 16 so
George Ellis, 23i days work on
sidewalks, in Septcm ber..."...... AZ so
George Britton, II days work on
sidewalks, in September.......... Al so
Cairo City Gas Co., gas consumed
in Il street lamps, in September 2is so
A. Cain, marshal for killing and
burying 40 dogs in September. 40 90
d. W. Hamlin, for partitions and
and doors in new buildlng......... 20 90
n. A. Devore, "A days work on
c;Iau.lEa in Sapt,,rphar 20 m
T. Fitzgerald, Q days work on side
walks in September. 10 90
Frank Bemis, 20 days work on
sidewalks in September............ &c 90
w. Minard, rs days work OH side
walks in Septenb er...."......... 80 90
Frank Cherry, days work on
sidewalks in September.......... 4 90
John Roach, "a! days work on
sidewalks in September. 40 90
W. Quinn, l4l days work ON side
walks in September. 30 90
II. L. Geroold gas fixtures for
council chamber and clerks Of
nee ..".......................... GO 81
Tsos. Meehan, hauling lumber..... 50 80
Thos. Meehan, hauling lum ber.... u 80
Thos. Meehan, hauling iumber."". "a 90
NJ. Mahoney, IS days work on
streets in ptember................ so 90
Thos. Naughton, rs days work on
streets and sidewalks in Sept,..... 80 90
Thos. Fitzgerald, l6 days work on
sidewalks in September"......... SO 90
Peter Connolly, 10 days work on
sidewalks in September. 30 90
Michael Calvin, 10 days work with
team Oh treets...."-........... CO so
VIM. McHale, "a days in charge of
chain gang................... sS 90
II. III. Williams, lumber for side
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 700 62
Cairo City Gas Co., gas for stree,
lamps in August. ............... 23s 90
Cairo City Gas Co, gas used in en-
CINE houses, clerks Office and
council chamber from Nav TO 81
September LIST, $500 feet at $3.50
per NJ before July ls,, and $3.50
since July observation-disclosures. 30 co
Morris, Rood d Co, lumber......... 76 90
Stratton & Bird, nails.................. 1874 20
AID. Metcalf moved to refer back to the
committee the bill Of Thos. Meehan for S24
for hauling lumber, the bill not being
signed by the foreman on sidewalks. Car.
ried.
Aid, Fitzgerald moved to allow the re-
mander Of the foregoing bills. Carried as
follows:
Ayes-Fitzgerald, Kleb, Metcalf, Rear
den, Sease, Stratton and Swayne-7.
Nays-none.
The same committee reported back
the bill Of G. w. Hendricks
for 5000 for carpenter work and
glazing in clerks Office and council
chamber, without accommodation Al
derman Fitzgerald moved TO allow 5000
in full of bill. Carried as follows: ayes,
Fitzgerald, Kleb Metcalf Rearden, Sesse,
Stratton. and Swayne-7; nays, o.
On motion of Alderman Fitzgerald the
board then adjourned.
NJ. j. HowLEY,
City Clerk.
NEW RESTAURANT,
Harry Walkpr lnforms his frisp1s and