The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1881-10-19
THE DAILY CAIRO BLLET MORNING OCTOBER 1881

ordnance committee reported the fol-
loving ordinance, which was read first
time, as follows:
ORDINANCE NO. -.
An Ordinance to prevent climbing, jumping,
c,.ms,he 20 OF hanging upon street cars, or oh.
SEC l. NO person shall climb, lump, cling TO or
nH Sy street railway car while in motion.
pr She, !. any person who shall violate the proyi.
slon VI ihe foregoing section shall forfeit and pay
10 the CITY OF Cairo a sum not exceeding s25 for
each ana every oTense w. w.
oEG, .. Any person who shall obstruct the pass.
alac " any street railway car by placing upon the
strucuOns OF any kind whatever, or who shall in
any manner Interfere with or damage any street
railway car SHALL upon conviction, be fined not OK.
oilense. ' ""' ''~''
Alderman Wood moved to suspend the
rules, so as to place ordinance on its second
reading.
Motion carried by the following vote
Ayes-Blake, Halliday, Hinkle, Hughes
Kimbrough, Patier, Saup, Swoboda and
Wood-9.
Nays-Nonc
Ordinance read the second time
Alderman Saup moves to adopt ordi.
nance as read.
Motion carried by the following vote:
Ayes-Blake, Halliday, Kinkle, Hughes,
Rimbrough Patier, Saup, swoboda and
WoOd-9.
Nays-None.
Ordinance committee reported on petit
ton of Travers Daniel referred to them at
last regular meeting, as follows:
REPORT OF ORDINANCE COMMITTEE.
Hon Mayor and City Council of the city of Cairo.
Gentemen-YOur ordinance committee
to whom was referred petition from
Iravers Daniels, requesting an extension of
time to commence work on the water
works, beg leave to report that your COM
mittee can see no good reason why an ex-
tension should be granted. A very large
amount of work has to be performed before
the said contractor can have any use for
either water pipe or stand pipe. We be-
lieye that it would be to the interest of the
city as well as to the interest of the con-
tractor, that work should be commenced
and prosecuted according to the contract
The excavation and laying of the founda-
tons for stand pipe, crib, &C., must GER
tainly take up almost the extension asked
for, viz; February 18th, 1882. And if
the foundations were commenced as speedi-
ly as possible, not later than Goth of Oct,
1881, the time specified in the contract and
agreed to by the contractor, there can be no
doubt but the said foundations would be in
much better condition to resist any neglect
or pressure that might be put upon them.
Your committee are UNANIMOUSLY In the
opinion that the foundations should be
commenced at once and are therefore op-
posed to any extension of time in tie com
mencement Of said work
JOHN WOOD,
THos. W. HALLIDAY,
c. N. HUGHES,
Ordinance Committee.
Alderman Saup moved that the report be
received and recommendation concurred in.
Motion carried.
PETITIONS.
Clerk read petition of r. w. Miller ask
ing permission to erect a wood shed, in
place of one recently torn down, upon his
lot in block SO city.
Alderman Hughes moved to refer to or
dinance committee with instructions to
prepare an ordinance granting permission
for same.
Alderman Patier moved to amend by Law
ing motion and petition on table.
Amendment carried by the following
vote:
Ayes-Blake, Hinkle, Kimbrough, Pa
tier, Saup and Wood-6.
Nays-Halliday, Hughes and Swoboda
8.
Clerk read petition of citizens asl;;or
that sidewalk be built on north side of FIT
tenth street, between Walnut and Cedar
streets.
Concluded Tomorrow.