The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1881-03-10

W. ~ stone, making street runner so
James Powers sharpening and re-
pairing tools .......,,..... 1 80
G. X. Woodward, tools for street la
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. II 90
Thos' Ferguson, making tool box. 10
K. ii. Cunningham, rent of council
chamber. ,.....,........,. III W
Cairo City Gas Co., gas consumed
in council hall I 90
Cairo Bulletin, publishing proceed
ngs,printing briefs treasurer's
receipts, index, etc ....... IS 90
L. +. Ellis, printing briefs, SO
pages .....' ................ AZ 90
Alex. II. Irwin, fees in suits, Sum
merwell VS., City, and Bross VS..
Observation-Disclosures. 10 90
John Cain, dieting prisoners $50
days at 40 cents, $l03.60; fur
nishing So extra meals to pris-
oners before trial at 1917 cents,
S773 Observation-Disclosures. III 33
Cairo City Gas Co., gas consumed
IN jail.....,,.,............ IL 05
n. Comings, j. p, percentage on
fines collected ............ Z so
o. A. Osborn, J. p, same ~ 3 90
W. E, Hendricks, city atty, same. IL 30
st. Marys Infrmary, burial of
Thos O'Neal. ............ Is 90
B. +. ThistIewood, conveying man
tohospital .....,.....,,..... 90
j. }. Gordon, NJ. d., attention on
Thos. O'Neal ........,...,.. 90
Cairo City Gas Co., gas consumed
10 police headquarters ....,.. 80
II. T. Gerould, repairs on pump
and lamps. ..........,..,... 10 w
VIM B. Gilbert for money advanc-
ed for clerk of the appellate
court fees .................. ~ w
p, Champion, burying dead animals
and emptylng privy tubs. go. 10 80
c. r. Woodward, tools for men on
streets, 1929
James Powers repairing and sharpening
tools, $40.
On motion of Alderman Smith, report
received and bills allowed as recommended
by the following vote
Ayes Blake, Halliday, Howley, Petit,
Smith, Saup and Swoboda-7.
Nays-None.
Committee on claims reported the fol-
lowing bill back to council for action:
Il. Taylor, nights patrol duty, $500.
Alderman Halliday moved that the re-
port be received and bill allowed.
Notion carried by the following vote;
Ayes Blake, Halliday, Howley, Petit,
Smith, Saup and Swoboda-7.
Nays--None.
Ordinance committee reported the fol-
lowing ordinance, which was read first time
and laid over under the rules
ORDINANCE NO.
An ordinance to amend Section %, ofchapter OF
the Revised Ordinances
BE It ordained by the city council Of the city Of
Cairo:
SECTION That section %, of chapter V of the
| Revised Ordinances, be amended so as to read as
SECTION % SO long as the Cairo City Gas Light
Company shall be required, as at present, 10 keep
in repair the gas or lamp posts of the city the
said company shall he entitled TO and shall receive
"a a compensation therefor the amount assessed
| and COLLECTED under the previous section of this
chapter for damages zone to said gas posts or
| lamps, and whenever the agent of said company
shall produce the certificate of police magistrate
of the city OF Cairo stating the amount so collected
| and paid over by snch magistrate to the City
Treasurer, together with the name of each ndivid-
| usl rom whom the same or any part thereof
collected, the City Treasurer shall be authorized to
! pay the same to the said agent, and shall make
| report thereof in hs monthly statement to the
city council; provided that persons wishing to do
90 are authorized to erect lamp posts ut the edge
Of the sidewalk on any Of the streets or avenues of
| the city Mt their own expense, and the city will
furnish gas at its expense for the same during Its
! pleasure; provided, SAID posts are not erected Mt
shorter intervals than 200 feet, and erected under
! the direction OF he street committee; provided,
further that the city council may, by resolution,
authorize the erection Of posts at such other points
| ~ they may deem necessary
Ordinance committee also reported the
following ordinance which was read first
time
ORDINANCE NO. 49,.
An ordinance providing for the reconstruction Of
the sidewalk on the westerly aide of Washington
avenue, between Twenty fret and Twenty.eighth
| streets.
BE it ordained by the city council of the city of
| Cairo.
SECTION |. That the sidewalk on the westerly
side of Washington avenue from the northerly end
OF the cross walk on 2lst 'treet to the southery end
Of the cross walk on 2sth street be reconstructed Of
| wood In accordance with the requirements Of the
existing ordinances of the city providing for the
constructions and reconstruction OF sidewalks, pro-
| vided the Ctade OF said sidewalk shall he and here
| by IS established IA feet below the grade OF the
same sidewalk now existing, or ~ feet below tho
| grade heretofore established for Washington ave
| nu, below Eighteenth street, except, that where
the surface OF the natural grOundls above the grade
| hereby established said natural ground shall no
| the grade, and provided also that in making aeon
| nccton between the grade hereby established for
| aad sidewalk and the higher grade North OF
Twenty.scventh street sufficient excavation shall
| he made In the natural ground at Twenty.seventh
street to permit such connection to he made IN &C
| cordance with section I, Of chapter No, 7, Of the
Revised Ordinances
SECTION > The local improvement herein pro
yIded for shall he made by special assessments,
and In accordance with the provisions OF Sections
Is to ST. inclusive, of Art q of the net OF the Cen
oral Assembly OF the state Of Illinois, approved
April 10th, lS72, and entitled IAN act TO provide
for the Incorporation Of cities and villages" and
the cost and expenses OF the construction and re-
construction of said sidewalks shall he paid out
of the funds arisng from said special assessments.
SECTION B. The owner Of any lot fronting or the
sidewalk, provision for the building Of which is
made by this ordinance, shall be allowed thirty
days after the time At which this ordinance takes
effect In which to build that portion of said aide.
walk opposite his lot, and thereby relieve the same
from assessment; provided the work shall conform
In all respects 10 the requirements Of this ord-
nance, and be done to The satisfaction and apprsv-
al OF the Committee on Streets.
SECTION 4 Upon the expiration OF the said thirty
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