The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1877-09-06

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James Heating 20i days work on
sidewalks at | 2J....."........,.,". 20 8
Y. A. De. ore, 2 DAYS same at | 3d.. ) "
John Sullivan, hauling % loads
sidewalk lumber at 3Oc....,,.......S n
c. W. Henderson, 1 kegs nails at
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c. X. Woodward, 2 do, dO.2 80. . 81
" do ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. d l.
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Peter CARRIER 2l{ days work ON
streets with team at 2 20 ........ "a 3,
Tom Mehan % days same at 20O... % o.
+. Ii. CorCoran ~ days same ut
Observation-Disclosures" " 81
Thomas Boyle, l34 days same at
Observation-Disclosures. SO "a
James Ross. 22l days same at 80. 5G %
James Swank J! days same at %. . 20
VIM, Farm, is Jays same oO..... 40 NJ
VIM. Daley, Filling 2l5 yarde OF
earth on Cedar and sixteenth
streets at ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS, ~ IL
10 per cent. retained on bill OF
August l...,.......,. ....,'. ''''''.'''' IL II
Major 4 Tester, sharpening plOWs
pick, ETC., OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. u
Jacob kIee, $50 lbs ice tor street
nhorprs 3 Il
f. NJ. Ward, 5jbs. do Go at lc..... o.
chain pang on drains at ! Co.,. SO 0C
VI. Huulham q days same at 20. = 0U
". +. Beerwart filling cisterns on
9TH and Sth eets........"."....,,"". 10 w
K. If. Cunningham, rent OF council
chamber TO Sept. l.............".". 10 90
4. ". Pyatt u Co. binding file OF
SIN and treaSurers rcpOrts........ 10
Cairo City Gas Go, gas consumed
in council chamber TO Aug, 3l.. ~
John +. Hely, one day Judge Of
election An ware. 3 90
VIM. +. Pitcher. same 3 90
K. Fitzgerald, samc..."..",.,'.'"'', w
Fred >. Smith, clerk one day Oh
election, Fourth ward...,.,."... w
Albert Smith, same......',"....'''".' w
+. Mahoney, dieting prisoners -.
during August..".........".." w w
=. Mahoney, dieting prisoners be-
fore trial, August...........".,,.,". ii 10
i. VinCsnt, Dbl. lime and dryage
for iail....,............"....'....''.''' 20
John McNulty, ! dozen brooms'
lail,."..... .,...'.....'.''.'''''''",'''' -
NJ. h. Powers, hauling drunken
man to ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS ~
Morris Sullivan, hauling drunken
man to iall.......,....,.''''.''''''". -
Cairo City Gas Co., gas consumed m
in Jail up to Aug, 81, ...,'".",. l W
CAIRO Bulletin, Publishing proceed. -
ings, etc, August........"...",.', ! "a
Cairo Sun, publishing election
notice and copies Of sun for file : 80
James Heating, days work on =.
park ience, Sl.2j per day.. u
Y. A. Devore, 6 days work on
park fence, Sl.jO per day.. VI
c. W. Henderson. l heg nails Tor nm
park ...,..,.,.'...''...'''''''''' w
John Cain, day special policeman M
Fourth OF Jul y...,.".....,....''''''. w
Cairo City Gas Co., gas consumed o.
at police dquarters.,..."."" 81
llooppaw s. Athelton, i9i feet
cypress lumbet tor park fence, -.
at SIC Copper M,."....."."."""''. ~ Va
On motion Of Alderman Wright the
above claims were referred to the COM
mittce on claims.
RESOLUTIONS AND MOTIONS.
By Alderman Thistlewood;
Resolred, That the street committee
be instructed to have the gate or valve
of the Thirty-second street sewer repair
ed a put in good order.
Adopted by the following vote:
Ayes-Foley, Halliday, O'Callahan
Patier, Rittenhousc, Thisuewood, Wood
and Wright.
Mays-None.
By Alderman Wood
RcsolcsR, That the city treasurer under
the direction Of the finance committee
be and is hereby instructed to take from
the general fund as much as may be nee
essary to redeem the outstanding levee
scrip, principal and interest
Adopted by the following vote;
Ayes-Foley, Halliday, O'Callahan,
Patier, Rittenhous, Thistlewood, Wood,
and Wright-S.
Nays-Nonc.
MISCELLANEOUS BUSINESS.
Liquor bonds of VIM. Kluge, John
Sackberger, Frank Gazolo, L. c. Her.
bert, RoDel Smyth & Co., =. Fitzgerald
and L. r. Egnew, were read and on mo-
ton of Alderman Patier, approved.
Alderman patier introduced the fol
lowing ordinance which WIS read and
referred to the ordinance cOmmitte under
the rules, viz:
An Ordinance to regulate the wharf:
and wharfage OF the port OF Cairo.
Be it ordained by the City Council Of
the City of Cairo;
SECTION |. For the purposL OF wharf
age, vessels landing in. the port of Cairo
within the city limits shall be CLASSIFIED
as follows, viz. vessels of twenty ton,
and less than one hundred tons shall con
stitute the first class; vessels of one hun
lrrd tons and less than two hundred tons
Shall constitute the second class; vessels
0 two hundred tons and less than fOul
| hundred tons shall constitute the third
class: vessels OF four hundred tons and
less than six hundred tons shall consti.
titute the fourth class; vessels of SIX
hundred tons and less than one thous
and tons shall constitute the fifth class
vessels of one thousand tons aud up
wards shall constitute the sixth class
The class of each vessel to be asccrtainet
by the United Suites Custom Ilous,
measurement of said vessel
SEC. :. Vessels shall pay for landing
at any improved landing, whether publ,
or private, wharfage or moorage fees Al
follows, viz: Vessels Of the first class
one dollar; vessels of the second class
two dollars; vessels of the third elias
three dollars; vessels OF tho fourth class
four dollars; vessels OF the fifth class. five
dollars; vessels OF the sixth class
six dollars. tor tho first twcnty.foul
hours, or less time; vessels OF the first
class. shall pay an additional tee Of fifty
cents for each and succeeding twenty.
four hours, or fractional part thereof