The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1881-12-13

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j. II. Robinson percentage on fines
collected Observation-Disclosures. II %
o. A. Osborn, same ........... 10 90
w, +. Hendricks, same, ........ IA 10
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On motion Of Alderman Petit referred
to committee on claims.
RESOLUTION.
Alderman Blake offered the following
resolution and moved its adoption.
Resolved, That the street committee be
and they are hereby directed TO fill the
lower end of Washington avenue at its in
tersection with the roadway recently con-
structed by the Cairo and st. Louis rail-
road company, in such manner as will ena-
bic teams to conveniently use said roadway,
the expense of said work not to exceed
fifty dollars.
Resolution adopted by the following vote
Ayes-Blake, Halliday, Kimbrough, Pa
tier, Petit, Saup and Wood.
Nays--Hughes-l.
MISCELLANEOUS BUSINESS
The mayor informed council that the re-
port of commissioners assessing cost of i'm
provements under ordinance No. So was
lost and it being necessary to again assess
the cost of same and appoint commission
ers, and he would place in nomination as
said commissioners to assess the cost under
said ordinance:
Geo. +. Olmsted, N. A. Devore and T.
German, which nominations were con-
6rmed.
Alderman Patier being absent when Or
dinance was acted on in the early part of
the meeting was read, asked and was
granted permission to introduce the follow
ing resolution
Resolved, That the mayor is hereby in.
structed to notify the Wabash Pacific and
st, Louis railroad company, under section
eleven, chapter fifteen, as to railroad, tc
place at the crossings of Twentieth, Tenth
Eighth, Seventh and Sixth streets Aagmen
to better protect the travelling public; and
the city marshal is hereby instructed, after
such is given, to see same is complied
with, under such penalties as stated in sale
section.
Alderman Wood moved that the resolu
ton be printed with the proceedings, ant
lay over until next meeting. Motion car
ried.
The mayor reported that the contract fo
hauling garbage had expired, and that tn,
present contractor agreed to remove sam,
once week fer twenty dollars per month
$Aderman Wood moved that the prope
officers be instructed to contract for tn,
removal ofgarbagc for two months at tn,
price named.
Motion carried by the following vote:
Ayes Blake, Halliday, Hughes, Kim
brough, Paticr, Saup and Wood.
Nays--Pettit-1.
State and city liquor bonds of the follow
ing named persons were read for approval
Patrick Maloney, Thos. +. lIord, f. W
Susanka, u. Ii. O'Briant, Thinker Scott
| Matthew Clarke, and city bond OF Henr,
Hassenjaeger.
Alderman Hughes moved to approve o
bonds. Motion carried.
Alderman Blake moved to take from tn
table bills of VIM. Gavin, Chas. Thrupp
Fred Thomas, Edwin Thrupp and Georg
Washington placed on the table at meeting
of November 8.
Motion carried.
Claims of the above named persons wcr
read
Alderman Blake moved TO allow same
Motion carried by the following vote:
| Ayes-Blake, Halliday, Kimbrough, Pa
tier, Petit and Saup-8.
Nays lIughesIand Wood-2.
Alderman Halliday moved to adjourn
Motion carried, d.. FOLEY, City Clcri