The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1871-05-21

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An ordinance to amend ordinance No.
80;
BE it ordained by the City Council of
| tie city of AFRO:
SECTION |. That section No. Of ordi-
nance M. 30 be amended by adding after
the words "or other ball" in the fourth
line from the top of said section the words
Tor raise, or fly, or attempt to raise or hy
any kite and striking out the words land
while standing or being within the dis
lance Of two hundred feet Of any store
house, dwelling house or other structure
or building
An ordinance to prevent tho running at
purposes;
BE it ordained by tho City Council of
the city of Cairo;
SECTION /. That it shall not be lawf ul
for any COW or goat to run at large within
the limits Of the said city Of Cairo, and
any person being the owner Of any COW or
goat or having charge or control of the
same as agent or otherwise, who shall per-
NIT such COW or goat to run at large in
any street, avenue or public ground OF
said city, shall forfeit and pay TO said city
sum not less than FIVE dolla-s nor more
than twenty-five dollars fer each and eve.
~ offence; provided, the passage during
the day time of such COW through the
streets or avenues Of the city at a reasona-
bic pace in going from or returning to the
| premises Of such owner or agent from and
to any place without the limits of the said
city shall not be considered as running At
large within the meaning and inteLtion of
this ordinance.
SEC 2. All the provisions of an ordin-
arce entitled An ordinanc to prevent the
running al large of hogs and numbered l.
be and the same are hereby made appli-
cable to cows and goat and are hereby
re-enacted and made part Of this ordin-
ance.
SEC. g. II shall not be lawful for any
COW, goat, horse, mule, OK, bull, sheep or
swine to wear bell within the limits Of
said city, and any person being the own
ef OF any of said animals, or having
charge of the same as ngent or otherwise,
who shall permit them or any Of them to
wear bell within the limits of said city,
shall forfeit and pay to said citya sum not
less than five dollars nor more than
twenty-five dollars for each and every Of
Tense, and in addition ten dollars for each
aud every day any such animal shall con-
tinue to wear such bell after the first con-
viction for such offense under this ordin-
ance.
An ordinance authorizing stay of exc
cution in certain cases.
Be it ordained by the City Council of
the City of Cairo:
SECTION l. That it shall be the the duty
of the Police Magistrates of the city Of
Cairo whenever the City Attorney of said
city may so direct to allow a stay of exc
sution for any time not exceeding forty
eight hours in favor Of any person who
may have been found guilty Of IA violation
of any ordinance Of said city, and the City
Attorney may direct such stay whenever
he may think the interests Of the city re
quires such stay Of execution.
Provided, any person in whose favor
stay of execution is had, who shall be found
within the limits of the city Of Cairo after
the time of such stay of execution has
elapsed shall be delt with as if no such
stay of execution had been granted.
Aldermen Rearden moved to rec the
foregoing several ordinances to the Board
Of Aldermen. Carried; the ayes and
nays thereon being as follows Ayes
Buder, Fitzgerald, Kleb, Metcalf Rearden,
Sawyer and Woodward-,. Nays-Cun-
ningham, Halliday, Hurd, Sease, Stratton
and Taylor-6.
REPORT OF COMMITTEE on FIRE DEPART.
MENT.
The committee on hre department &c
whom was referred the petition of Mat
Cox, praying permission to build an add
ton to the frame structure or
/ lot in city block -, reported
/ the same back, recommending that the
prayer ofthe petitioner be granted. On
motion Of Aid. Fitzgerald the report was
received, and permission granted AS
prayed for.
Aid. Carol appeared and took his seat.
VETO MESSAGE.
The Mayor returned to the Council the
ordinance entitled "An ordinance e
amend ordinance No. o." with his objec
tions thereto.
said ordinance, with the Mayors vetC
message, to the Ordinance Committee
with instructions to examine into the mat,
ter and report an rdinance that will over.
| coiho tuc 'uJectioHs bet iortu III shiu
message. The Chair ruled the motion
| out of order.
PETITIONS.
The petition of Mrs. NJ. K. Henry for n
remission of certain fine imposed on her
on the 18th instant by F. Bross, p. NJ, was,
on motion of Aid. Metcalf, laid upon the
table.
The petition Of Chas. Lancaster aud 9TH
ers, representing the building on lot 10 in
block ~ in the first addition to the city of
Cairo to be in II dangerous condition, and
praying the Council to take some action
in the premises, was, on motion of Aid
Carroll, referred to the Committee on
Fire Department.
The petition of about 100 citizens,
praying the repeal Of the ordinance to
restrain the running Mt large Of hogs
within the limits Of the city, were pre-
sented and read.
Aid Resrden moved TO refer the said
petitions to the Ordinance Committee.
Withdrawn.
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