The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1873-05-07
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RESOLUTIONS.
Alderman Kittcnhouse offered the fol- |
lowing resolution which was, on motion of
Alderman Nellis, adopted, viz;
Resolved. That the city comptroller i
hereby instructed to adv 1rtisc Tor scaled
proposals Tor the city printing for the year,
and rep irt them at the next meeting Oh iht
council for their appro' di-sh" D'ds TO
state what they VIII publ III The proceedings
of the council FOR ana all NOTICES '"hu'c,tu
with the council, how mlch Per square LOT
all other notices and adynru~cm. Ii', ana
what prices for job woIN To bo done
The following resolution Offered hy Al
derman Morris was, on motion Of Alder
man Rittenhouse, adopted by the follow
ing vote; Ayes X orsmeycr, McGsu'cy
Meyers, Morris, Nolis Philips and Rit-
tenhouse-7. Nay
| Resolved. That the mayor be and he d,
! hereby authorized To appoint one additional
! police constable, to serve Tor ,hc month OF
! Atay, 1873.
Alderman Korsmeycr offered the fol-
lowing resolution which was, ou motion
Of Alderman Rittenhousc, referred to the
street committee, viz
Resolved. That the street committee De-
and the same is hereby empowered 60 cause
the construction at plank crossing across
Walnut street on the north Side OF Eleventh
street, IN the eli! OF cairo.
ORDINANCE
Alderman Morris moved tina, lbo rules
be So sponded for the purpose of putting
, upon its second reading an ordinance in.
trolutcd this evening entitled IAN ordi'
nance to amend ordinance No. 81 relating
to the construction, reconstruction und re-
} pair OF sidewalks Carried.
On motion of Alderman Meyers saiC
ordinance was laid upon the table tlil mex
meeting.
RENT or COUNCIL BUGLDlSC.
A communication from Il IL. Cunning
ham was read, setting forth that ~ th
o time the city rented the present councl
building from him at SO month, rem,
o were low and scrip worth IT, face, but O
, the present time script IS at q discount
aud also that he has been offered $40
u month cash for the building. lie there
fore proposes to rent said building to I'd
u city for one year, from May l, 1879, TO
9 $50 a month IN interest bearing scrip.
Alderman Meyers moved that said pro
y position be accepted, and that Mr.. Gun
ningham be allowed $50 a month rent f.
70 the council building Cor one year. Can
NO. RED by the following vote: Ayes-kor'
20 meyer, McGauley, Meyers, Morris. NeIli
IS Phillips and Ri,tenhouse---7. Nay-0.
OFFICIAL BoSbs.
o The official bonds of Daniel MsCarth,
city TALLER, and Of Phillip Helm and Free
10 Whitcamp, police con.tabies, in the sur
of one thousand dollars each, were pre-
~ senled and on motion Of Alderman MOI
No ri., approved and ordered fled,
LGQUoR BONDS
20 State and city bonds Of Joseph d. L
M none for liquor license were presented an
on motion of Alderman Kor.meycr al
proved and ordered dled,
~ AN oRDISANCE.
!, On motion Of Alderman Meyers, an o
dinance entilled ''an ordinance TO proviC
% 600 tho construction Of brick siAewa
oo on the north wardly eide of Eighth ST
street, between Washington avenue ar
90 Walnut street was laid over until Il
next meeting of the council
w SoMISATIoNs.
90 The mayor stated that under authori
of the resolution adopted this evening,
W would nomiate as police constable, w '
Wooton, the appointment Of NJ
IL Wooton, as health officer at 4
last meeting being premature
W the ordinances only provide for SUI
an officer on aud after June /.
20 Mr.. Wooten was confirmed a. poll
constable by the following vote. Az
W. Korsmeyer, McGauley Meyers, Morr
90 NeIlis, Phillips and kttenhou,e-
Mayo,
90 On motion Of Alderman NelHs, q
70 journed.
NJ J. IIowLEY, City CIcrk.