The Cairo bulletin., 1905-06-12


With the application and state ana
lily liquor bonds OF Robertson and
Downing. q
Alderman Fuller moved that the pc
ition and application be referred to
he police, jail and fire committee and
he bonds 10 the finance committee.
The motion was adopted.
The following petition signed by 81
numerous citizens and taxpayers was a
read:
To the Hon. Mayor and City Council q
Gentlemen-We the undersigne s
citizens of Cairo. respectfully present n
the following petition for a plank Y
walk on west side Of Sycamore street Il
from -Thirty-fourth street to the Big
Four railroad; thence on cast side 70 h
the city limits at Chicago Mil gate.
The above petition was referred TO 4
the street committee. s
The following communications were Z
read:
Mr.. George Parsons. Cairo, III.
Dear Sir-We see that there Is to
he presented to the city council
against splitting on the cars and upon
The Sidewalks we would very much
like to see such an ordinance pass,
and would ask you to do everything in
your power to further the passing Of
such an act.
We think it would make The city Il
far more healthy and clearly and the
Woman's Club will ever hold you il
grateful remembrance
Mrs. e. S Dewey,
Chairman of Civic com Cairo VIC
mans Club & J.. A.
TO the Honorable, tae Mayor ana
Members Of the City Council:
Gontlemen:- We note with gratiii- |
cation thai there has baea Introduce
and read the first time an ordinance
prohibiting splitting upon the SHE
walks Of the city as well "a upon the
floors Of public buildings and convey
ances.
we take liberty Of urging your hon
orable body to give prompc and fay9F
able considerat on 10 this ordinance
/ and trust It win soon become law
and be enforced with proper diligence.
Respectfully
The Cairo Woman's Christian Ten
j perance Union By
( Mrs, Margaret e Hatcher
President.
) Alderman Wood moved that the
t communications be received and flied
; anu published ait length with the pro
ceedings. The motion was adopted
& Guy p. n chenbergcr and Philip J.
/. IThlstlewood submitted plat certi-
fed to by w. B. Thistlewood, G, %.
4 ana duly acknowledged before Alfred
II Coinings. notary public, 20 he known
as Eichenberger and Thistlewood ad
q ditions to City of Cairo, Illinois Sait
II parcel of ground is described as fol
ID lows. Beginning at a point of th'
n. northerly boundary line Of ilo3ker'
addition to the city Of Cairo, lllinol
u said point being distant castwardl'
IN measured along the said northerl,
boundry line Of said Rockers addition
~ four hundred and eighty t4S9) fec
u from d stone monument sunk MO ~
4 ground on the easterly boundary lin
of Washington avenue at the north
Ii wcst corner q iooNe's = a''.i, ~, ,,,a,
n tnehee no'ti'- Nes'ea u Z 49, NH,
NJ 70 the last aescFlped INC YOU. huN
of dred fifty (i5ol feet 70 point; theme
wcstefwardly at right angles to las
:, described line one hundred eight
Il dG9l feet to a point; thence soutf
II wardly four hundred iiftyf4501 foe
Il. 20 lhe pace o. ing peslnhins,
IN me petltlon' plat ane ceie iici,
elk were referred 10 'Ae ssree' eo"i''''
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al pet!lion TOT me pesnllssion y y
We eouncH % p'at a paIeeI % e'oul'
re. 70 Pc known as second Feaci,el %
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ii linAo 4. 5aia portion Wa8 ae9o,lpa
III. leN " piat % Wy StVe,,o' ''N'y =
nj Nho"jeqSeu peiofe : rams ol'eneIi' ,t ~
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