The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1872-05-09

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n. A. Devore, lG4 days on side
walks, in pril..........."...... 4s 90
p. Conlnn, 253 days on sidewalks 49,
in April. ."...............'..'''...'. oi w
Thos. Fitzgerald 254 days on side
walks, in April..................... oil W
NJ. jenkins, ia days ON side
walks, in Aprl.................. o2 90
A. King, ~ days on sidewalks
in April ....................""' '...'' % w
Thos. Jones, Ia days on side
walks, in April. 30 w
VIM. Mckale, "a days on streets
in pril........",.'.... '..'...'''.. 30 w
Frank Bemis, ~ days Oh streets
in April.......... ............... 90 w
Dan'l Mccarthy, ~ days on
streets in Aprli................. ~ w
NJ. Mahoney, q days on streets in
April.................. MINIMUM. IL wv
Jno. Gladney, hauling l27 dray
loads lumber ..................... % oo
Jno. Gladney hauling car loads
...............'.'.''' ~ w
Thos. Sullivan, hauling dray
loads lumber .................'.''''' w
&. Lame, 20 days rs supt. OF eide
wAlks.............."... '.'''.''' % w
Morris, Rood Il CO., 1890 feet
lumber.................. % %
G. X. Woodward q kegs nails. "a 90
g. X. Woodward, nails, hard
ware and sidewalk lumLer...... 2'l "a
$. ). Tayloi, one barge load of
rock delivered on Tenth street. 700 90
Cairo City Gas Company, gas
used in street lamps IN April. 2S1 90
+. A. Burnet, April salary as
comptroIler......... ........'.....'.' 20 w
A. Cain, April salary us marshal 10 W
Jos. Ii. Taylor, April salary rs
treasurer. ......................... 100 90
NJ. j. Howley, April salary as
clerk ....................,....... !VV w
L. IL. Myers, April salary as chief
| of polIce......................' 30 Do
ii. T. Martin, K. f. Biiiiugsiy, &.
Mehner, Jas. Quinn, Phillip
Helm and w. II. Robertson,
police constabies, each........ IS 90
Philip Helm. salary Ms police
constable for last Z OF March 90 %
b. Shannessy, April salary as
police magistrate. 20 10
7. Is. Farrin, 32l2 feet lumber
@sl6 q NJ ........."......"....
Carl Peters, work on jail. 90
Wall Il Ent, 9j66 feet lumber ISL II
Carl Peters, repairing wheel
Darrows oo
DIR. w. X. Smith, vaccinating
| pcrsons................ oO
Jno. McNulty, hauling drunken
man TO il......"."...."...... 90
Thos. Boyle, hauling IL loads
| brickbAts to 9th street and
! loads to 9Th street, "a 10 cts. IA 20
Jno. McEwen, repairing plaster
ing on jail........-..........". IL 30
VIM. Bauman, directing extern
sion Of Washington avenue
! and Sycamore street, with z us
! slstants W
VIM. Bauman, making survey on
Washington avenue and Syca-
more street, and on Walnut to
ascertain best place for drain
age, and for 3 assistants ".....- 10 80
John Cahill, for filing on Wash
ington avenue, norm OF levee,
25u Gu. yds. at 233 cts south OF
ievee 362 Gu. yds, at 233 cts;
and 40 Gu. yds. Mt As cts $40 AZ
q. w. McKeaig, amount paid
city Ut tax sale 10 1870, Tor GER
tain lots not taxubie..........' ~ AZ
Jno. q. Hartman, circuit cierk,
sheriff and clerk fees in GER
tain cases IN the circuit Court
wherein payment was rendered
against the city .................. 81 80
Jno. u. Harman, Tor complete
transcript, OF record TOR su-
preine court in case of Phillip
Mcdonald VS.. the city vi Cairo. IL 80
The city attorney submitted commune
cation stating that owing to the absence
Of Judge Bross from the city he Was I'M
able to compare the jailer's report and bill
with the police court docket, whereupon
it was ordered that the bill of the jaier
be presented to the committee on claims
when certified by the city attorney.
RESOLUTIONS.
iiCouncilman Taylor offered the follow
ing resolution which was, ON motion OF
Alderman Cunningham, adopted, viz
ResoLred, That u select committee to
consist of three members of the city coun-
Gil be elected by ballot whose duty it
shall be, in conjunction with tho ely at
torney to recommend TO the council vt its
next stated meeting on Friday next, the
proper course to be pursued to collect
special assessments under the new laws
upon the subject passed ut the late session
OF the legislature.
| ResOlued, That the same committee, in
conjunction with the city attorney, be also
instructed to examlke into the subject of
the collection of the special assessments
Tor street iilling for the amount OF which,
bonds have been issued to Messrs. Fox,
Howard 4 Co., and report ut the meeting
of the city council Oh the first Monday OF
next month some recommendation in ret
erence to the subject, ana that said com.
mittee be and they hereby are authorized
to employ some legal counsel to assist them
in arriving at their conclusions.
The chairman decided that the said res
olutions should lie over for the approval of
the mayor.
Councilman Taylor appealed from the
decision of the mayor. A division being
called for, the vote on sustaining the decis-
ion of the chair stood; Yeast; Nays
10. The chair voted yea and the decis-
ion Of the mayor was declared to be sus-
tanned.
Councilman Taylor offered and Moved
the adoption of the following resolution
which was adopted, viz:
Resolved, That the committee on Police
and Jail DO and are hereby instructed TO
examine II the ordinances OF the city arc
properly enforced, and II they are not, TO
recommend to tho city council ut its next
meeting on Friday next, some measures 10
insure their more efficient execution.
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