The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1904-01-12


G, Hcod & &C.. Lowell, Mass.
jaeger. june. Koehler, Lawler. Mag
ner. Miller, Meehan. Mulcahy, Nens,
Nordman and Wood.-l4.
Na.-None
The miscellaneous claims and ac-
counts were read. and on motion of
Aid. Egan, referred to their respee.
tive committees
Aid Meehan stated that Mr. Leek
was present and desired to address
the council. The Mayor asked what
Mr. Leek desired to address the eoun.
Gil upon Mr. Leek stated the matter
to be in reference to Pawn Broker Lii
cense of B. Michael, The Mayor stat
ed that in his opinion Mr. Leek had
not shown proper consideration for
the authorities by coming before the
council without first making inquiries
of the authorities as to their grounds
for refusing license to Mr.. Michaels,
Aid Meehan moved that Mr. Leek
be given permission to address the
council Aid. Fraser moved to amend by
granting Mr., Leek hearing before
the Police. Jail and Fire committee
instead of the council.
The amendment was lost by the
following vote:
Aye-Fraser, Hasenjaeger, Wood
I3.
Nay-Eean, Fuller, June, Koehler,
Lawler, Magner, Meehan. Miller Null,
cahy. Nellis, Nordman--l1.
The motion of Aid. Meehan was
then adopted by the following vote:
AEGEAN, Fraser. June Koehler,
LAWYER. Magner. Meehan. Miller, Null
cahy, Nellis, Nordman and Wood-13
Nay.-Hasenjaeger.--l.
Mr.. Leek in addressing the council
stated that he desired to make ap-
plication anew for the license for B.
Michael to conduct pawnshop in the
City of Cairo. And. in view of the
fact that Mr. Michael had never been
convicted of any violation of the law
since living in the city. thought he
should be allowed to defend him.
self before being denied llsence.
Aid. Egan moved that the appl- |
cation be referred to the Police, Jail
and Fire committee and that Mr. |
Michaels and MIR Leek be notified of |
said meeting. The motion was adopt
ed by the following vote:
Aye-Egan Fraser, Fuller, Hasen
jaeger. June. Koehler. Magner, Nee
han, Miller, Mulcahy, Nellis, Nordman
and Wood.-14.
Nay-None.
Aid. Fraser moved that the Chief |
of Police be instructed TO have torn |
down, under the ordinances of the city, !
lHc builuiuS lcNtitls VuihVa VA NcoH- |
ngton avenue, between Tenth and |
Eleventh streets.
The clerk opened and read the fol.
lowing bids:
Lumber.
P. r. Langan, yellow pine, $3.50 per
m, cypress, $500 per m.
Kelley Bros, Lumber Co., yellow pine
$500 per m, cypress $500 per-, oak
$4,000 per m.
Aid Wood moved to refer bids to
Street commtte. The motion was
adopted.
Delta City Coal Co. rescrcened lump
$40 per tom rescreened nut, S2.4O
per tom mine run. Sl.97 per ton,
washed slask, sl.49 per ton; pea and
slack, si34 per ton.
r. +. Cannon: Soft bitumlnous
Dump. s27o per ton; washed slack,
sl.G5; mine run. S2f5.
Cairo City Coal &C.: Fancy lump,
$40 per ton; mine run, Sis re-
screened nut, S215 per ton of 2,0D0
pounds, in car loads, f. o. b. cars at
Cairo. Same grades delivered by
team to Police headquarters or Fire I
stations. s2.75 for lump and $3.50
for mine run or nut.
d. f. Mccarthy; Lump, $3.50 per
ton; Harrisburg district nut, 1920;
Carterville district washed slack, si.55
district mine run. $3.50; /
Harrisburg district pea, si.40; lump
al City pumps, $3.50
Aid. Wood moved to refer the bids
on fuel to the Police, Jail and Fire
and the Pump and Water Supply com
jointly The motion was ad-
opted
City Printing.
The Bulletin Co, eight point type.
so1iS per line
The Citizen Co, eight point type.
fo.0IE per line
The Cairo Telegram eight point
type. 1910 per line.
Aid koehler moved to refer the
printinb bids 10 Finance committee.
The MOTION was adopted
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