The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1883-09-07

- considerable inconvenience,
Mr. Johr Gates owns a substantial two
story brick house He believes it would he
good thing to tiII up, and is willing to do
his share, but would rather see il post
poneI while longer, believing tina, the
cost would be greater tJqn most people
suppose.
Mr. L, Vincent owns ono tory brick,
fifty by one hundred feet, at Che corner of
Eighth street. He is heartily in favor Of
commencing 10 I'LL the city mp to above
hign- water mark. Needs basement very
much, II streets were high, people would
not be running about for month every
year or two looking for high ground on
which to put their personal effects.
Mr. Leo Rlebb owns two.story brick
house below Twelfth street lie will not
say how he is inclined, but viii 60 with the
crowd.
Mr., Conrad Alba owns a fine, new two.
story brick house at the corner OF Eight.
zenith street. He would like 10 seo the
work begun, and though his house is but
just finished, he would chceriuly conform
with the new order OF things
Mr. J, A. Goldstine, in speaking for the
! firm Of Goldsnne & Rosenwater which owl
one two.story and one one-story brick
house and six unimproyed lots along the
avenue, declares that they want to see the
street filed up at once He says for years
We have been buying dry goods aud groce.
ries and houses and lots from one another
making little money and depositing il
Ia order to become a great and prosperous
city, we must induce strangers to make
their homes among US, and, therefore, We
must fill up.
Alderman McIale owns two-story
| brick house at the corner Of Second street
As property holder, speaking for himself
alone, he tavors public Improvement anC
would like to see the work Of filling above
the Ievee commenced.
Mr.. Gus BOtto owns fine two.story
brick house below Seventh street. He
wants the avenue filled up without delay
believing tina, it would he to his own bene
fl and to that Of the city at large.
Capt. Kimbroush owns large three
story brick hotel, twenty-five by one hun
bred and fifteen feet, below Sixth street
He is not in the city. Mrs. Kimbrough as
sures US that be is one Of the champions Of
street filing, would like to see the work
begun nov, and would glaily bear his
share OF the expense.
Alderman Walker owns a one and half
story frame building below Sixth street
He wants the street raised at once. III
SAYS he's poor himself and sympathizc
with Others that are likewise but he be
lieves that those who are poor could mucl
{ household effects in order to raise thei
t property above the water line, than TO /
, compelled to do the same IN order 10 q
: away from the city and visit their RELATIVE
y or friends while the water is near the top
r the evee, or above it,
!. Those who represent the majority OF tt
2 stock in the Cairo Opera House compsr
o are heartily in favor OF raising Commerce
/ avenue at once aud will make their MAJ
t niiceut structure conform with the new q
= der Of things without delay.
y Constable John Sheehan owns tw
Y story brick house at the corner Of Mint
j. street We failed to see him, but unde
stand that he is not favorably included
), the Improvement proposed
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