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place for the company during the work
was discussed and it was suggested
that tent be placed on the vacant
lots across the street, and the matter
was dismissed,
In regard to The matter OF inycsti-
cation of the police officers, the com
mittee could not agree and the ques-
ticn was deferred until tho commit
ltcc could Investigate thoroughly the
action and work of the entire force.
The building committee granted the
following building permits j. $, Ais
thorpe to erect cottages on lots 30
and 81. beck GO. first addition, to
cost $3.50 4}
Laura Renfro to move house on lot
s., block GO, FIRST addition, back ten
feet.
Byron l.. and Harry Ellis to erect
two six room modern cottages to cast
bout $1,000 each on lots 7e, ~ and
Is, block IL. City of Cairo.
John NJ. I.ansden to erect frame cot
tage on lot "a, bl5ck So, first addition
John Nj. Lansden to erect two frame
cottages on lots 80 and 81. block 81.
City OF Cairo, to ccst about 81 COO each
Miss S. C. OShea to erect two
story house to cost $4,000 on lot %.
block ~. first addition.
The special committee appolnter to
investigate the matter of allowing
the comptroller full salary for the
month Of June reported favorably and |
the balance was ordered paid by the |
council. Aldermen Wood and Neff |
voted against aIlowing the amount
The petition of Ell r. Fitzgerald |
for license to conduct drains bon at |
Ills Walnut street was not granted
The fraternal order of Eagles ask
ea the council for the use Of CONNER
eial avenue between Second and
Twelfth streets ana of Washington
avenue between Eighth and Eleventh
streets for the purpose of holding o
street fair and carnival from October
| to October 10 inclusive. PERMITS
sion was granted by the council by
/ vote of IL to- Wood and June vet
ms against it.
Petitions for catch basins at the
corner of Washington avenue and
Twelfth street and at Walnut ard
streets were referred to the
proper committee.
A resolution ordering the placing OF
IN arc light in the subway by the Hi.
1ois Central railroad was passed
Another resolution ordering the
hinois Central to place Waterman |
IT the south end of the subway both |
hight and day was referred to the
street committee.
Aldermen Koehler. Snyder and Fra
Ter were appointed on committee
o take steps toward procuring the Il
aging Of railroad track on Railroad Il
treet In the rear Of the brewery.
The butchers who have. slaughter
lolises on the other side Of the Mis- I
issippi levoe complain that they have ;
,een having trouble in getting across
abroad tracks at Tenth street on ac !
cunt Of trains occupying the cross I
ng Mayor Winter will look after the |
natter
Alderman June wanted some action {
aiken whereby citizens would be com
eIled to construct brick Sidewalks In |
roat Of their prosperity where adjoin'
ng property had sidewalks of this |
ind. He favored the city building {
uch walks and holding the property
djoinlng for the cost.
The city clerk was ordered to pre- I
are a report and make a statement {
living reason way the brick sidewalks
II Washington avenue in front of the
property now owned by Mr. w h.
reaney and Mr. George Parsons has {
ever been paid for.
The council then adjourned.