The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1876-04-06


onsist Of the city marshall and I've police
onstablcs. and would state that that Is |
tst the number now on duty authorized !
" ordinance.
Ordinance No. 70 provides for the APP
continent Of n health officer. inspector OF |
meats, etc., with police powers. said Of |
icer to be appointed by the mayor and |
and who shall hold his Office dur !
ng the pleasure of the mayor, provided
however, he may be removed by n vote Of
he majority of the Alderman elect.
Now. | am OF the opinion II Is not advis-
able to remove him. a. find HIM a very
efficient officer. and he having received
his appointment by apetition Of all the
aldermen elect, did in response TO the
prayer Of said petitioners. make the APP
and he being the only police
man whom could discharge. and the
only one could detail for special duty
without reducing the regular authorized
force therefore refer the matter to you,
and If In your judgement you think 1t
necessary TO reduce the Policemen. you
have the remedy yourselves by making
the removal OF the health officer.
Yours respectfully,
HENRY WINTER, mayor.
OFFICE OF TRUSTEE OF THE
CAIRO CRY PROPERTY
CAIRO, lit March ., is7c.
To the Honorable Henry Winter, Mayor OF the
City Cairo Ills:
SIR Il observe by the published pro-
ceedings Of the city council, that the
street committee mere OIL the 9TH inst,
authorized to make arrangements with
some reliable party for the use OF st.
Mary's park"
This is to notify you, and through you
The city council. that any such arrange
ment by the city of their interest In said
park. and that thereupon immediate
measures will be adopted to reduce IL
into the possession of this trustee. n its
private property. Very respectfully,
YOUR obedicnt servant.
;. STATS TAYLOR. Trustee.
Alderman Lancaster offered the follow
ing resolution.
Resoiced. That the mayor appoint
committee OF three, who with his honor
are requested to call on Hon. ). Stats
TAYLOR, and see ii some arrangements
can be made by which the proceedings
now in court against the Cairo 4 st.
Louis Railroad cannot be stopped. in or.
that the new levcc may be sold
to the Cairo Il st. Louis Railroad
Co., for the purpose of finishing said
new levce, and paying the indebtedness
of same.
Resolution adopted by the following
vote:
Ayes-Iancastcr Nellis, Parker, Pa
tier.
ays-Rttenhouse, Thistlewood and
Wright-3
Alderman locum was excused from
voting by the following vote;
Ayes--Lancaster. Nellis, Parker, Pa
tier. Rittenhouse, Thistlewood and
Wright
The mayor appointed as such commit
tee Aldermen Lancaster, Rittenhousc
and Nellis.
On motion OF Alderman Lancaster the
Street Committee was instructed to find
out the cost of 200 trees, and the
setting out and boxing Of the same at st
Mary's Park, and report at next meet
ing.
The following ordinances were pre-
sented and read, and referred to Ordi
nance Committee
IAN ORDINANCE to create the office Of Cit,
Comptroller
BE II ordained by the city council Of the city o
Cairo.
SECTION / That the mayor shalI, and he
hereby ordered, on or about the lst day of May
1870, to appoint, with the ADVICE and approya
OF the city council, a city comptroller for IL
| city Of Cairo, whose term Of ONCE shall be 10
one year.
SIC. 2. The comptroller shall have a salary o
three hundred dollars, which sum shall be il
lieu Of all his services for said city.
IAN ORDINANCE TO regulate the use of steam
power on and along streets and avenues with
in the cooperate limits OF the city Of Cairo.
| Be il ordained by the city council Of the city o
Cairo:
SECTION !. Ii shall no, be lawful for an,
railroad to use steam power for transit Of train
on Commercial avenue. between the north sid
Of Twentieth street and the South side of seconI
street, said avenue; also on Ohio Leyee street
between the north side Of Fourteenth street sn'
| the south side of Second street; also on secon,
street, between the hours Of o'clock Ia. an,
| O'Clock pm. Of each day.
SEC, 2. A violation of Section Of this ordi
mace shall subject the offenders 10 a fine Of no
less than fifty dollars nor more than two hun
| dred dollars for each and every ofiense
The State and city liquor bonds 0
Miles W. Parker and A. Raggio wer
read, and on motion, approved.
His Honor Mayor Winter appointe,
the following judges and clerks for tn
| city election on the 30 Tuesday in April
LIST Ward-Judges. G. W. McKaeig
Jewett Wilcox, Jos. Able. Clerks
Thos. Winter, Jas. Garland.
I'd Ward-Judges, W. NJ. William,
Peter Nefi, A. j. Garlic. Clerks, Geo
Olmstead, G. y. Hughes.
Sd Ward--Judges, +. Vincent, NJ. NJ
You'd, John Wood. Clerks, J.. Axley
j. W. Hill.
4th Ward-Judges, +. NJ. Ward, NJ. d
McGauley, VIM. Wolf. Clerks, job
Holmes. j. p. Hely.
9TH Ward-Judges, j. +. Gamble, j. {
Talbot, Thos. Porter. Clerks, w. Il
Morris, Earnest b. Petit.
On motion of Alderman Pater, couI
| ell adjourned, W f. AyIpy