The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1871-08-06

into tho County Treasury 500, for such
privilege.
The final report Of John Hogan, Super
visor of II Dad District No 8, for the year
1870, was approved.
David Brown was appointed Road
Supervisor for road District No 10, in
place of Peter Miller, who was heretofore
but did rot live in the district.
Tho report of John II. Gossman, Coro-
ner, of An inquest held on dead body Of
an unknown man, was approved.
The bill of w. b. Rockwell tor the sum
of 81 Sc, contracted by William Martin,
County Treasurer, for stationery for his
office, was rejected.
FRIDAY, O'Clock A. NJ. JUNE 9TH, 1911
5TH DAY.
The report of William Martin, County
Treasurer, on the special fund Of the
Treasury, showing balance in his bands
since last report Of $7,95O,00 and that he
had r. ceivcd nothing since then, and that
he had paid out since last report 1921, so
leaving balance in his hands Of S2,730,50
was approved.
In the matter of the Cairo and Vincen-
mes railroad and the Cairo and 1t.
Louis railroad:
1t l. ordered that special election
be held on Monday, the Sd day of July,
A., ID. 1871, in the different election pre-
cincts of this county on the question of lev
ying special tax, to pay the interest on
the railroad bonds to be issued TO the
Cairo and st. Louis railroad company and
authorizing the County Court of this coun-
~ to levy special tax for the paymen. of
the interest on the Cairo and Nincehnes
IL u
cents on the hundred dollars valuation
annually for twenty years.
Also authorizing the County Court of
this county to- levy specis lax for the pay
ment of interest on the Cairo and St.
Louis railroad bonds not exceeding thirty
five cents on the hundred,dollc"s valuation,
annually, for twenty years.
Also TO submit the question O. the sale
Of the hundred thousand dollars stock in
the Cairo and Nincennes railroad for five
thousand dollars in Alexander county
bonds. Also to submit the question, shall
the County Court issue said bonds at once
and place them in the hands Of q trust
company or trustees, upon such trust
company or trustees or some person or
| persons on his or their behalf, in demnify-
ing this county against all loss or damag-
es by reason of any improper use
or disposition of said bonds,
to be delivered to said
Railroad Company, when train OF
cars shall have passed over the said Cairo
and Nincennes railroad from Cairo to
Vincennes.
The said questions shall be submitted,
and the voters of this county, shall cast
their votes, for and against said PROPOSE
tons, in the following manner and form,
to wit:
For a special tax, not to exceed thirty fl We
cents annually for twenty years, per hun
dred dollars valuation, to pay the interest
on the Cairo and Nincennes railroad
bonds.
Against a special tax. to pay the inter-
est on the Cairo and Vincennes railroad
bonds.
For the sale of the one hundred thou
sand dollars stock, in the Cairo aud Vim
cennes ra lroad, for five thousand dollars,
lin Alexander county bonds) to the Cairo
and Nincencs railroad company
Against the sale of tho hundreds thous.
and dollars stock, in the Cairo and Vim.
cennes railroad, for five thousand dollar,
in Alexander county bonds
For the issuing of the county bonds
pany at once, and place them into tn
hands of some Trust company, or Trustc,
to be handed over to said railroad compa
ny, when said railroad is completed, an
train of cars have passed over said rail
, road, from Cairo to Nincennes.
Against the issueing of the bonds n
J once, and placing them into the hands q
n Trust company or Trustees.
For a special tax, not TO exceed thirty
five cents per hundred dollars valuation
annually for twenty years, to pay the in
terct on the bonds to be issued to the Cal
70 and st. Louis railroad company.
Against a special tax, to pay the inter
est on the bonds to be issued to the Cairo
and ST. Louis railroad company.
And it is further ordered, that "A MAORI
ty ofthe votes cast, either for or against the
above propositions, shall decide the ques-
tions, or either one Of them, and that he
County Clerk shall issue the proper office
therefor at once. +. BROSS.
June 10Th, 1871. Co. Judge.
The following named persons were Sc
lccted AS Grand Jurors ut the July Term
A. ID. 1871, Of the Alexader County Cir
cult Court, viz Louis Mcdaniel, WIN.
}. Milford, +. A. Short, =. +. Richard son,
James ii. Upchurch, John Cotner Ber-
nard Kale, VIM. Petit, j. A. NJ. Gibbs,
John Dorton, Phillip Bridgeman, French
Jones, Elijah Dickerson, Henry l.. Halll-
day, james Ryan, Patrick Hyiand, Rober.
Smyth, Charles Thrupp, Joseph Ii. Rit-
tenhousc, Marion Wright, 5. p. Bennett.
Tho following named persons were selec-
| ted ms Petit Jurors, atthe July Term A.
u, 1871, Of tho Alexander County Circuit
Court, viz; b. +. McRaven, Riley Allen,
John Irby, james Thomas, James ID.
Whitaker, William Llfcon, Samuel Me-
Gee, james &. Phillips Wesley Stewart,
Jefferson Miller Thomas Douglas, ALE
red CHuble, David Herbert, Alexander
ireland, John Bishop, Samuel Troxel,
Anderson Summons, Bartin b. Martin,
+. NJ. Wade, Thomas Nally, James XIV
n,ast.on' II. q. Hsgey Fred Whi,cump,
Fred Fulton.
The report Of William Martin, County
Treasurer showing that he had received
County orders and jury certificates, since
last report the sum of S9,9S7 &c and that
he had redeemed in County orders and
jury certificates the sum of S., 964, "a there
by leaving balance in his hands OF Sl3,22
was approved and the said sum of
s9'Ga'3i in cancelled County orders de-
stroyed by burning.
MONDAY MORNING 0 O'CLOCK, JUNE 18TH,
1871. It'll DAY.
The report Of John Z. Hely, Harry Geer
ana John Caig, road rviewers of the
relocation Of portion of the road leading
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