The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1876-05-12

! lected. on motion Of Alderman Hall
day aid report was laid on the table.
| The Committee on Claims reported
back the following bills with rcromcn.
dalton that same be paid in full
Henry Winter, mayor, salary for
aprIi.'.................. VI u
John Ill. Gossman. city marshal,
salary for April. ~ 90
D.. j. Bird, police magistrate, sal
airy FOR April. acknowledgements. % No
~. e.. Lahue, A. Cain. VIM. Brown.
w. W. WOotcn, Henry Sargent
and Martin 'Malcy, police con
stables. salaries for April. each. GD M
Jno. lancy. dieting prisoners in
city jail, for April. l9l days, at
10 cents. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. - "A
.Ino. Clancy, extra meals furnish
ed prisoners during April. 81
Dan !. Hartman, rent ofatheneum
for election one day..........u..... > W
James Carroll rent Of houses for
On1 day.. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. . M
Harmon II. Black, one quarters
salary as city attorncy........... 100 40
steve Hunter. hauling drunken
man To 80
Cairo BULLETIN, printing council
proceedings and one book
OF levec pis.............."...... % 90
u. +. Bowen & Co.. printing 800
police constables' bonds........ 3 81
DE-. Bowen Il Co.. printing one
book tally blank s. for city clerk. II
y. ;. McHahey ! 200 feet oak lum-
r'..:''''.':............... ~ "
James Farncll, hauling i loads
al ~ cents.".."................. , ~
Dan Mccarthy, six days work on
streets with Jail gang. at 50 ..... II OC
Tom Boyle. two days work with
team ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. q U,
! Tom Boyle, two days work with
team at 81 ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 3 "
Timothy German. superintendent
OF streets. salary for April........ 60 0l
Stratton & Bird. 2 kegs nails. g y
etc STANDARDIZATION, - :,
{. Thrupp, dwelling from govern
ment gauge TO Twentyfourih
street aud putting in gauge rod. 10 N
j. &. lleuls, one eight quire jourJal IL Il
X. III. Cunningham, rent OF coin-
Gil chamber for April. Is N
Alderman Wright moved that said bills
be allowed as read and orders drawn on
the treasurer for the amounts named.
Carried by the following vote:
Ayes-lIaliday, Lancaster. McGaulcy,
Parker, Pater Hittcnhouse, Thistle
wood, Wilcox, Wright and ocum.-l0.
Nays-nOnc.
The committee on claims also report
ed back salary bills of W. F. ANiey, OK
city clerk, OF Il. r. Blake, cX-city treas
urcr, and OF +. Bross. police magistrate.
with recommendation that they be not
allowed until all reports due from such
were presented to the city council and
approved.
Alderman Lancaster moved that the
report OF the committee upon said bills
le concurred in.
Alderman Wright moved to amend by
excepting the salary bill of Mr.. Blake,
as his reports are now all in and approx
ed, and that an order be drawn upon the
treasurer for the amount of his salary
tor April. Amendment carried by the
following vote.
Ayes-liallday Lancaster. McGauley
Parker. Paticr Rittenhouse. Thistle
wood, Wilcox, Wright and Yocum-lO.
Nays-None.
The committee on claims also reported
back bill OF Hopkins and Stephens for
planting and boxing 80 trees In st.
Mary's park. amounting to So 30, with
recommendation that said bill De allowed
in tive warrants, viz,
TO Hopkins and S,cphens.....,. $50 81
Newton Ricc...-........ ]. 90
ON motion the bill was allowed as re-
commended, by the following vote.
Ayes-lialliday Lancaster. McGauley.
Parker. Patier, Rittenhousc, Thistle
wood. Wilcox. Wright aud Yocum. 10.
Nays-None.
The committee on claims also re-
ported back bills OF election judges and
clerks. recommending that same be al
lowed al the rate of two dollars and fifty
cents pei day, each, as provided by or
dinancc.
Alderman Lancaster moved to con-
cur in recommendation OF the committee.
which motion was lost by the following
vote
Ayes-Lancastcr, McGauley. Paticr,
Rittcnhouse and ThStlewOod-j.
Nays-IIalliday, Parker. Wilcox
Wright and locum-5.
Alderman Halliday then moved that
said bills be allowed mt three dollars per
day, which motion was declared lost by
the following vote:
Ayes-IIalllday. Parker, Wilcox,
Wright and Nocum-5.
NaysIl.ancaster, McGaulcy. Patier,
Rittenhousc and Thistlewood-J.
On motion OF Alderman Wright the
said bills were referred back TO the COM
mi,tee on claims. The committee on
claims also reported back bill of Amos
Amount, for hauling one person to jail,
amounting to fifty cents, with recon.
mcndation that the sum of thirty ccnts
be allowed in full of said bill.
Alderman Pater moved that said re-
commentator be concurred in. and order
drawn on the treasurer for the amount