The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1881-07-09


nying substitute, recommending the adop-
ton of substitute.
Substitute for ordinance read first
time as follows:
ORDINANCE NO. -.
ANNUAL APPROPRIATION BILL.
An ordinance providing for the annual appropria.
tons for the fiscal year, ending April Both, 1852,
and directing that certain unexpendsd balances
be charged back and covered into the treasury:
BE II ordained by the city council Of the city Of
Cairo:
SECTION l. That 80 much Of the amounts ap-
proprlated In an ordinance provdi for the An
lusi appropriations for the fiscal year: ending
Apri YOth, lssl, as remained unexpended May isf,
lsSi, be aud the same hereby charged back and
covered into the treasury to be agan appropriate
\ ed as hereinafter provided.
| SEcrIoNa That 70, the purpose of dei.syinp the
necessary expenses and costs or improvements of
the city for the fiscal year beginning May 1st 1881.
and ending April Soth, 1882 and for paying certain
liabilities already incurred, the following sums
tincluding amounts directed to be charged back
Ia section one OF this ordinancs) or much there
OF az may he required, be and they are hereby APP
proprlated to the following purposes, viz:
FIRST FROM THE GENERAL rum
|. To pay salaries OF the regular city officers and
police force, $4,000.
. To pay cost Of repairing aud portions OF as
sessment against the city for constructing and re-
constructing sidewalks, $1,000.
B. TOT pay cost OF filling and improving the streets
Of the city and portions Of any against
the city for any such improvement, $1,000.
4. To pay cost Of drainage necessary to be done
within the city, including cost of drainage pipe,
Sl,J0
o. To dcfray the expenses of the fire department,
including $500 donated To the anchor Are company
and also I" pay for new hose for said fire
companies, a., 800
in carrying into effect the ordinances relating TO
the public health, $1,000.
Z. To pay expenses Of the city clerks office and
council chamber, ESQ
8. To pay expenses of annual city election. 500.
. To pay cost of dieting prisoners In city jail
and expenses of the jail, 1880
H. 81 cost Of city printing S from nav
bonds OF the city dated July lst' 1915,
and issued pursuant to an election
he raid after the said new b. nds are delivered in
exchange for old bonds, a. provided In ordinance
No. "a, s16,.00 aud also any sum remaining unex-
pended from previous appropriations Tor said pnr-
pose.
II To pay for gns furnished street lamps, 50, 800
i3 To purchase property and pay for erecting
city huiidings, 5000.
Il. To provide for contingent expenses, 81, 900
Total from General Fnnd $4,000.
FROM RAILROAD STRIP FUND.
For improving Railroad st. between st. Charles
street and Fourteenth street, the bal ance now In
SAID nnd In the city treasury together with any
money that may come into said fund from sale OF
portions OF railroad strip between said streets.
Alderman Petit moved to receive the re-
port of the committee. motion carried.
Finance committee, to whom was
referred on June 18th, petition of
Cairo opera house company, and reso-
luton relating to same, reported same
back, recommending the prayer of petition
ers be granted and adoption of the resolu.
ton. Alderman Halliday moved that the
report of the committee be received and
resolution adopted.
| resolution by striking out the word stem
and inserting the word "two." Amendment
lost.
Original motion put and carried.
PETITIONS.
Clerk reads petition OF John E. English,
chairman of military organization, asking
that they be granted permission to use Of
the council chamber for few evenings to
meet In.
Alderman Halliday moved to grant pray
er of petitioner. Motion carried.
Clerk read petition of John E. English,
asking permission to erect a frame build
ing, one story, to be used as a carpenter
shop on south side OF Sixth street, between
Washington avenue and Walnut street.
On motion Of Alderman Blake, referred
to committee on police, Jail and fire de-
partment.
Petition of George Fisher, attorney tor
the Philadelphia Trust Safe Deposit and
Insurance Co., representing to be the equlta.
bic owner OF lots one and two, in block
two, and lots four and five, in block five, in
the city of Cairo, together with other lots,
and asking that the said company be per-
mtted to purchase the lots one and two,
in block two, and four and five, in block
five. in railroad addition, and abutting on
lots above mentioned, and that city council
will authorize the execution of deed for
same to Thco. ID Rand on his paying the
appraised price for the same.
Alderman Hughes moved that the petI-
ton be referred to finance committee.
CLAIMS AND ACCOUNTS.
Salary bill of city officers for month Of
June was read as follows, viz:
N. B. Thistlewood, mayor. .... TS3 SO
D. j. Foley, city clerk. ........... rs 90
Thos. j. Kerth, treasurer. ........ so 90
l.. II. Meyers, marshal ......... 20 90
VIM. b. Gilbert, corporation counsel 81 81
W. Il. Hendricks, city Attorney. 20 80
A. Comngs, police magistrate. ~. % 90
John P. Hogan, police constable. 60 90
Geo. L. Olmsted, /" ~. 60 90
Jas. Kinnear, .... GO 90
Henry bunker, g (" ~. 60 90
p. Mahoney, 6 I" ~. so 90
Warren Wins, g -. 90 90
John Tyler, " 4" -. go 90
]. B. Phillis. health officer .... rs 90
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