The Cairo daily bulletin., 1871-09-10
THE CAIRO DAILY BULLETIN SUNDAY SEPTEMBER TO- 1871

party offending shall forfeit and nav 10
salu city OF CAIRO, not less than ten
dollars nor more than fifty dollars,
SEC. 30 1t shall not be lawful for
any COW, goat, horse, mule, OK, bull.
sheep or swine to wear q bell within the
limits OF said city and any person be-
ing the owner Of any said animals, or
having charge of the same as agent or
otherwise, who shall permit them or
any Of them to wear bell within the
limits of said city, shall forfeit and pay
to the said city a sum not less than five
dollars nor more than twenty five dol.
lars for each and every offense, and in
addition ten dollars for each and every
day such animal shall continue to wear
such bell after the first conviction for
such oaense under this ordinance. Pro.
vided, however, that the wearing Of any
bell by any horse or mule when in har.
ness and attached to any vehicle, shall
not be considered as . violation of this
ordinance.
Sec. 81. Whenever any excavation
is made or hole or trench dug in any
street or avenue Of the city or the sur
face Of any street or avenue disturbed
in any way by any gas company or
railroad company, or any servant, en-
ploye, or agent Of any gas or railroad
company for any purpose authorized BY
law or ordinance, it shall be the duty
Of said gas or railroad company, the
sarvants, employees and agents Of said
gas or railroad company, to replace the
dirt removed or fill up the hole or trench
dug or excavation made in such man.
ner, by tamping or otherwise settling
| the dirt replaced, as to restore the sur
face Of such street::or avenue to its orig
inal condition, level and grade, and for
every failure to comply with the
requirements Of this section, such gas
company or railroad company, or the
servant, employe, or agent Of such gas
or railroad company who shall make
such excavation or dig such hole or
trench or shall otherwise disturb the
surface Of such street or avenue shall
forfeit and pay to said city Of Cairo .
sum not less than Eve dollars nor more
than fifty dollars.
Councilman Taylor moved TO table
Aid. Rearden's motion to amend sec.
ton 40 Of ordinance No 4, which mo.
ton was pending at the adjournment Of
the council on the evening Of the 4th
inst. Lost
Councilman Taylor then moved the
following as substitute for the mo-
motion Of Aid. Readeu, which was
adopted:
provided that an opening not less
than go feet shall be left near the GEN.
ter Of each block between 4th and 10th
| streets"
The clerk therefore proceeded with
the reading of said ordinance No. 4,
beginning with section No. 70.
Aid. Metcalf moved to strike out that
portion of section SO relating to the
spreading Of earth or ashes over the
middle of the street. Lost
Aid. Metcalf moved to strike out all
Of section 81. Lost.
Aid. Buder moved to strike out sec
ton S5 of said ordinance. Lost.
| ADJOURNMENT.
| At the conclusion of the reading OF
ordinance No. 4, Alderman Valdez
moved to adjourn to Monday evening
next, at Z o'clock. Lost.
| The motion to adjourn being lost
| Alderman Walder withdrew from thu
council chamber, thereby breaking ,h'
quorum.
! A quorum not being present, on mo
ton of Alderman Resrden, the council
adjourned to meet on Monday eveninl
next at Z o'clock.
NJ. J, HOWLEY,