The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1881-02-04

hice or other obstacle, In, upon, across, along or
near 10 the track OF said railway after being not
ned BY horinging OF tho car ben Whoever shall
ton, shall forfeit the sum Of not less than threa
dollars nor more than ten dollars for every such Of
Tense.
SECTION II The said railway company shall
make full trips the entire length of Its road from
Fourth street nj Its intersection with Leyee street
to Commercial avenue at it's Intersection with
Twenty.eghth street, from o'clock q m. to 2
o'clock p m, 30 mat cas- shall at least pass any
given point said road at intervals not exceeding
thirty minutes,
SECTION H. This ordinance is passed and the
rights and privileges therein mentioned are hereby
granted upon the express condition that the con.
structon OF said railway, as herein provided, shall
In good faith, be commenced within six months,
a1d fully completed and cars running thereon with
in one year from the passage OF this ordinance;
and also upon the further express condition that
the eaid railway company SHALL will and truly con
struct said railway ~ herein provided and con.
tinue to operate the same after lite completion for
the period OF twenty years Aforesaid. as herein
provided; and also upon the further express con
dtlon that said company shall make default in
any of the conditions aforesaid or neglect or fail
to comply with any OF the conditions or require
ments Of this ordinance, then the rights and priyi-
leges hereby granted TO said railway company
shall cease and be forfeited to said city, and said
city shall have the right to take up said tracks and
remove same frSm said streets.
SECTION 10. The said company may ill, at itR own
expense, any portion of Poplar street above
Twentieth street that may be necessary for the
construction OF ils road bed.
Alderman Blake moved that the rules be
suspended requiring a reference of said
ordinance to the ordinance committee.
Motion lost by the following vote, less
than two.thirds of all the members elect
ed, voting in affirmative: Ayes-Blake,
Hinkle, Pater, Petit, Smith and Swoboda.
&c. Nays-Howley and Saup.--2.
On motion of Alderman Howley, SAID
ordinance was referred to ordinance COM
mittee, with Instructions to report thereon
at next meeting.
RESOLUTIONS
Alderman Patier presented and moved
the adoption of the following resolution,
viz:
Resolved, that the city engineer, is here
by instructed to, as soon as possible, con-
struct brick sewer in the center Of Com
mercial avenue, from Twentieth street, to
connect with sewer at such point, as now
may be in center of said street, and said
work to be done as recommended by him,
under instructions of the street committee.
Motion lost by the following vote; Ayes
--Hinkle, Patier, Petit and Swoboda-4
Nays-Blake, Howley Smith and Saup
4.
Alderman Petit offered the following
resolution, viz:
Resolved, That the street committee be
instructed to build ditch from Twenty
seventh TO Twenty-eighth streets, on Com
mercial avenue, for drainage.
Adopted by following vote: Ayes
Blake, Howley, Hnkle, Patier Petit,
Smith, Saup and Swoboda-s. Nays
none.
A plan, with specifications, showing
cross section of Compromise Telford Pave
ment" drafted by City Engineer Thrupp,
was presented by Alderman Blake and,
upon his motion, was referred to committee
on streets, with instructions to examine
same, and report upon the practicablity OF
adopting said plan for our streets.
Mayor reported having released George
Neff from city Jail.
On motion of Alderman Patier, meeting
adjourned, NJ. J. HowLEY,
Clerk pro TEN.