The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1873-04-23
CITY COUNCIL.
lcontinued from ycstcrday.l

s2O3 60 for rccuusjtuctng side
walk on the north sidc Of Centre street
from Washington avenue to Waluut
street at iOc II foot, was reported back by
the claims committee as correct.
On motion Of Alderman Taylor said bill
was allowed by the following vote; Ayes
Cunningham, Me;calG PAillis, Robinson,
Stafford, Schulz, strattcn, Swayte, Taylor,
Wnldcr, ,'ood and Wood ward IL.
Mayo.
| (Allcrman Hard appeared ANA took his
seat
BilorN. \. Deyorc 0mouHiii 3 TO 500
for building 800 feet Of new sidewalk on
north side of sixth street from Washing
ton avenue to Walnut street, was pre-
seated approved by the committee on
! streets.
On motion Of Alderman Taylor the
rules were suspended for The purpose of
taking immediate action upon said bill.
Ga motion Of Alderman Taylor said bill
was allowed by the following vote;
Aycs--Cunningham, Hurd, Mctcalf Phil
lis, Robinson. Stafford, Schulz, stratton,
Swayne, Taylor, Woldcr, Wood. and
Wood ward la Mayo
RESOLUTION
Alderman ford offered the following
resolution viz
Resolved, Tia; the committee on drain
ago be instructed to open the sewer rum
nlng from the south side of Second street
I To Fourth street, or to construct n new one
| il, in their opinion i, is found to be noces-
sary.
On motion of Alderman Schulz said
resolution was adop.ed ly the following
vote: Ayes Hurd, Mot
calf Philll., Robinson sa1ord, Schulz,
S,ra,ton Sweyne, Taylor, We'dcr WOOD
and Woodward-l3 Nay.
Tho following resolution offered by The
mayor was adopted, viz;
Be It resolved hy the city council cG tho
city OF Cairo that the Official bonds OF the
following named officers be aud the same
IRE hereby fixed in the ( lowing named
sums; Mayors bond $1,000; city altor-
ney'. bond $1,000 city superintendent Of
streets = 900 and the city j.Ilers bond
$1,000
EEcoSsirEG.rIoE.
Alderman iIurd moved to reconsider
the vote Of the council ut tho las, meeting
providing Cor the drafting ofpn ordinance
creolins the Office Of city engineer Car
ried.
On motion Of Alderman Ilrd .oiJ res
olution was tabled
BOARD OF HEALTH REPORT.
Tho mayor rs chairman Of tho board of
health submitted detailed statement of
smallpox matters, from Jan uary TO date,
| showing the following facts; Number
of patients received, A. of whom IL have
| died, % have been discharged, leaving &
still in pest-house; amount received from
the Sisters hospital, for keepins river
patients and burying those who died,
$500 95, being at the rate per pstien. and
! burial the Sisters receive from the
! government, VIZ; 81 cents day and SC
for burial; amount received from steamer
q. g. WO,f for river patient without
government certificate, S23; from steamer
Exporter for "a similar case, Sli IS; from
Stephen Rody, employee ut pcsl-housc, on
account, 81; making total amount of cash
received SjiS 10. Said statement also
shows i,emized account of amount Of
said cash expended on account OF
smallpox matters, with receipts for same, !
said amount expended being SIl! 81, !
leaving balance OF SlOj 46 which has /
been paid into the city treasury and the
trcasurer's receipt herewith filed. Said
report shows that by using tho cash in
the purchase of tho articles item'z.d, the
board of health obtaiued the article. a. IA
much less price than II scrip was to be
paid.
un motion Of Alderman Stafford said re-
port Was received aud the action Of tho
mayor concurrcd in.
BILL RECoNsIDEEEu.
Alderman Motcalf moved TO recon-
slider the vote Of the council on the bill Of
the Cairo Ciiy Gas company, amounting
70 Sli for gus consumed at city Jail
months, to March /. Carried.
On motion OF Alderman Stafford said
bin was allowed by tho following vote.
Ayes--Cunnln- ham, Meicalf Robinson,
Stafford Schulz, Stratton, Swayne, Taylor.
Walder and Woodward Mays
Hard, Ph,llis and Wool
oRDISANCEs.