The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1881-05-13

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A. a. Dcvore, same, ...,........ OC
" Ciese, same. 3 O(
r. Telchman, same ........... 3 OC
Penn, same 3 OC
Il Walsh, same. 2 OC
X Fitzgerald, same ........... 2 OC
II L McAllister, same ......... 3 OO
VIZ Pitcher, same ........... on
Meskll, same ............... 90
N"rroil' same. .......,..,,...., 90
} Smith, same 3 on
} ID Buckley, same ............ 3 90
III L Miller, same Observation-Disclosures. 2 on
Carroll, rent Of room for election. 3 90
Jones' same .........,.......... 90
Matt Cox, burying dead animals, . 81
Ed Akers, same. Oh
Peter Champion, same .............11 so
VIM Hill, same. ................. 81
Peter Young, same. ......... 81
MERIT Wright, draying dead animals 90
Pat Valdez, same. ......... 81
Thornton Parks, 8 days labor under
health officer ,................. 6 Is
Cairo City Coal Company,l ton coal for
police headquarters. ............ 3 90
7 Gallagher, drayng man to Jail 80. %
Cairo City Gas Company gas consum-
ed in police headquarters .......1G so
Champion d Courtney, emptying
privy tubs. 0 35
st Mary's lnfrmary, care and burial
of patients. .....................7G o.
W 4 Hendricks, percentage on fines
C"iiecteu '...,,. Observation-Disclosures. 10
Cairo City Gas Company, gas con-
sumed in 7G street lamps from
March Is, 1881 to April 30th, 1881
at 81 % per lamp. ............ .24G 30
Alderman Blake moved that the bills be
allowed as recommended. That the pay
roll amounting to Sl193G5 and the bill for
judges and clerks of election amounting to
$500 be drawn payable to the city treas
urer with Instructions to pay same to the
parties whose name appears thereon. Mo.
ton carried by the following vote:
Adcrman Kimbrough appeared in his
seat)
Ayes-Bake, Halliday, IIinkle, Hughes,
Klmbrough, Petit, Saup and Woods.
Nays-None.
The following bill of Peter West for 2l3
feet curb stone at IS cents per foot, and
exchange $3.50 was read.
Alderman Halliday moved that the bill
be referred to the committee on claims
with instructions to report thereon imme-
diately. Motion carried.
Committee on claims reported back bill
OF Peter West recommending payment of
same.
Alderman Halliday moved to receive re-
port and allow bill as recommended. Mo-
ton carried by the following vote:
Ayes-Blake, Halliday, Hinkle, Hughes,
kimbrough, Petit, Saup and Woods.
Nays None.
(Aldcrman Swoboda appearcdiA his seat.)
PETITIONS.
Alderman Hinkle presented petition of
citizens protesting against the construction
ot plank roadway on Washington avenue,
Alderman Halliday moved that petition
be received, and referred to the committee
On streets. Motion carried.
Clerk read petition Of L. V. II. Crosby,
manager of Wizard OIL Co., asking permis-
sion to advertise their medicine, &c.
Alderman Wood moved that the com.
nunlcaton be laid on the table. Motion
,arried.
Clerk read petition of Firemcn and
Knights of the Mystic Crew Union picnic |
committee, asking for use of St. Mary's
lark on July 4th next, and for other privl-
eyes
Alderman Halliday moved that the |
'rayer of petitioners be granted and that
hey be allowed to sell articles mentioned |
n petition under the direction and control |
t the city officials. Motion carried.
Alderman Wood, voting no with the ex- |
lanation as he considered the privileges
sked for, to be in conflict with the CITY
rdinanccs.
Clerk read petition of citizens asking
hat the ordinances relative to animals run
ing at large within the city be en-
breed.
Alderman Wood moved that the petition
c referred to the mayor.
Alderman Halliday moved to amend as
blows, and that the mayor be authorized
} furnish the necessary means to enforce
he ordinances.
Amendment carried.
Motion as amended put and carried by '
le following vote:
Ayes-Bake, Halliday, Hinkle, Hughes, i
imbrough, Petit, Saup, Swoboda and
'ood--9.
Nays-None. -
Alderman Petit presented petition of
cmbers Of Anchor Fire Company asking, =
at in consequence of their inability to pay
I their new engine which is due here soon,