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The Cairo bulletin., 1905-12-18

Le rail Tor by special taxation Of tho
lot, lots cr parcel OF land upon the limo
where sach sidewalk Is ordered, by
Ieyying the whole cost thereof upon
each 81 The lots. blocl,s or parcels Of
lana touching upon the line Of such
sidewalks in prop Iticn 10 their frcn.
aga on sIch sidewalk: in other vorGs.
esca lot lots or parcel Of land shall le
taxed ih1 whole cost Of that part o.
tho Sidewalk hat touches upon such
loi lots, blocis5 or parcel cf laad.
Section 3, Tina aD owners OF lois
or rpFccis Ct land ,ouca ng ibc line OIL
the above mentioned sidewalk shall
under the supervi ion Of tle city en-.
glaesr, rons'ruct q s.dewalR in frrnt
c thci- respective lotg or parcels OF
'aad s. accordance with tho spccifca
tcns set forth in This ordnance within
:Aiviy DAYS after the ma ling Of notice
lof tae PAS gge q this ordinance az
dressed the party who paid the last
general taxes on the said lot lots Or
paecelr Of ian1 end in default thereof
then the said sidewalk shall be con.
stpCted by he said city e. Cairo IN
aer the aIberylsion Of tho said city ec-
sicoer. gnd hili Of costs Their for
showing 70 =cparate items The cost os
construct ca and supervision shall Dr.
aIei in tire .eTace Of The city cngin ser
.ceriin5l 10 by the said city engineer.
toec-Gc. with D. q the lots or pay
see ( Ind toucai-g upon said side
walk 10 con1truc-Ci. The names of thu
parties wlo PAID Tire las general taxes
~ cho respective lots or parce,s ana
frontage thereof a. provided By law
.whereupcl tbc said city engineer shall
prucecI 30 rake a tax list against
said lot. lots Ct parcels Of land on said
Sidewalk 3nd elid city engineer
shall thercapon issue his war.
rants directed 20 the city trca--
.urer and collector Of the CITY Of
such special tax as appears from
the tax Est 70 BE due from the respect
i've lots or parcels OF land touching
upon tho line Of such .idewalk. ana
such officer upon The receipt OF sucl
warrants. snail proceed 10 collect TIE
same according 70 Law and make re-
turH thereof. and if N case any snch
warrant shall be returned NO proper.
IS foun3, other warrants nay issue.
secii-n g. That if any snch special
tax shall not be collected upon the
warranis issued therefor, then the city
engineer shan on or before the first
day Ct April thereafter make return TO
! tle county collecfcr Of the c0rRty OF
Alexander and slaie q Illinois. in tho
maaDcr prescribed by law, who shall
thereup,n proceed 70 collect the same
asesrdinz TO The statute in suoh case
made AID provided.
Section 5 That al ordinances o.
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-12-18
ORDINANCE NO. 4a.

AN ordinance for sidewalk on Cross
street from Washing en- avenue 10 lot
TO- block 81. First addition IN The city
of Cairo, county Ct Alexander and
state OF Illinois.
Ee II ordained by tao city coanoil Of
tbs city Of Cairo:
Sect on /. That a local improve
.ment shall be made within the city Of
Cairo. county Of Alexander. and stale
OF illinois, The nature character. 10.
cality and description of which loca!
Improvement is as follows;
That cement sidewalk six feet In
width he constructed On ino south side
Of Cress from Washington ayeuge 20
lot 10, block 81. First addit on adjoin
ing the sidewalk line, In tho city oi
Cairo. in front OF the following de.
scFibel lots, blocks tracts or parcels
of land. viz:
First addition, lot s. block 81. front
feet 100
First addition, lot 9, block 81. front
feet %.
Specifications for a Cement Sidewalk.
Said sidewalk shall be constructed
as follows, W: A foundation shall
frs be prepared by cutting down CT
filing Up TIE natural surface Of the
ground to within eiglt and one-hslf
inches below grade. which foundation
Shall ccnsi-t OF the surface cf the
gror7d as above prepared upon which
shall be laid layer Of cinde7s four
inches in de9.h On tle Foundation
thus prepared there shall be placed a
layer Of hydraulic cement concrete.
four inches ia thiclnec5. composed Of
one part Of cement. equal in quality to
the best Portland cement, aud two
parts Of the best clean coarse. sharp
sand After mixing Eaid cement. and
s5ad dry, FIVE parts Of broken
stone crushed TO a size SO "a to
pass through a ring II two ard
o1ehalf inches internsl diameter.
shall be added thereto. ami
then vater addei in sufficient quar-
tity as will give a rurplus when ram
med. Before the layer last described
has set. layer or finishing coat snail
be placed thereon oae-half iach in
thickness, to be made of one part Ct
cement equal IN quality 20 the best
Portland cement, and one part torpedo
gravel
SAID sidewalk shall be lad 10 a
grade line hereby established as foi
low to-wit.
The outer curb Of said idevalk Il
be It an elevation equal to the elexa
ton # the Top surTaee Of a certain
ssono monument near the southwesi
csIner Of Commercial avenre an,
sixth street L said cits o. Cairo.
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-12-18
SPECIAL ASSESSMENT NOTICE

Notice Is hereby given TO al pct
sons interested that the City Council
Of the City of Cairo Illinois. having
ordered that a sewer be constructed en-
rwenty first street. fr I'm point 30
frcl east Of iha west llue Of Pine
street. TO point 80 feet wet of the
east lire Of Holbf0olN avenue, tho ordi
nance for THE some being Oh file IN
the office of the city clerk e said city
ana having applied TO the county clreA
of Alexander county for an assessment
of the cost of said improvement ar
c0rding TO benefits, and an assessment
thereof having been made and return
cd 20 said cC5irt, the final hearing
thereon will be had on the second day
OF January. A. D.. 1906. or as soon
thereafter as tho business of the court
will permit SAIL as scssmeut IS pay
able in three installments with inter
ost al the rate OF Eve per cemum per
annum. on all installmcnts except the
Grst from and after confirmation. All
persons desiring may file objections in
said court before said day, and may
appear on the hearing and make their
defense. N. YESTERDAY.
Superintendent Of Special Asses
ncnfs.
Dated. Cairo. Illinois. December iG,
4 T.. 1905.
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-12-18

parts Of ordinances conflicting with
this ordinance be and the same arc
hereby repealed.
Section c. This ordinance CLAN be
in force from and after its passage.
Adopted December -, a. d. 1905.
Approved this 1Cth day of DecoI-
her. 1915.
GEORGE PARSONS, Mayor
Attest.
r. a. HATCHER. City Clerk
Published IN the Cairo Bulletin De
CcMbcr rs. 1905
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-12-18
SPECIAL ASSESSMENT NOTICE

Notice is hereby given e all persons
Interested that the City Council of tho
city of Cairo. III, having ordered that
a sewer he built on HolbroSk avenue
from q point 70 feet south Of The north
inc Of Tweuty-iirst street 10 tho center
OF Twentyfomth street. the ordinance
for the same being on file in the Office
1f the city clerk of said city, and
having apalied TO the county clerk Of
Alexander county for an assessment OF
the cost OF said improvement accord
ing 70 benefits. and an assessment
thereof having been made and returned
to the said court. the final hearing
thereon viii he had on the second
day OF January. A. D, 1896 or as soen
thercnfteP as the business Of the
court will permit Said assessment is
PAYABLE in three insiallments with in
tcrest at The rate of five per ccntuin
per annum on all lnstallmeuts exccp.
the first, from and after confirmation.
Al persons desiring may file objec-
lions in said court before said day
and may appear on the hearing ana
make their defense.
NJ. YESTERDAY.
superintendent of Special Asse. 3.
mcntc.
Dated, Cairo, Illinois, December
10th, A. d., 1905.
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-12-18

The regular anraIsl meeting OF the
stockholders Of the City National
Bark. Of Cairo. Illinois. will be fcid
at the Office of said bank. Tuesday.
january 9th. 1906. for the purpose Of
electing seven directors and such
other business as may properly come
before said meeting Polls open 10
a. N. and close p. N. Of said day
J. s. AISTHORPE.
Cairo. ILL.,, Dec. 9th. 1905. Cashier.
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-12-18
SPECIAL ASSESSMENT NOTICE


Notice Is hereby given TO all per
sons interested that the City Council
of Tie City Of Cairo, Illinois, having
ordered that sewer be built on TWEEN
ty.second street in said city. from 4
point 80 feet east of the west line OF
Pine street, TO a point so feet west Or
the cast line OF Holbrook avenue, the
ordinance for the same being on file
IN the office Of tile city clerk of said
city, and having applied TO the county
clerk eff Alexander county for an as
seSsment Of the cost Of said improve
ment according 10 benefits, and an as.
sessment thereof having been made
and returned 10 said Court, the final
hearing thereon Will bo had on the rec
ond day Of January. a. ID. 1906. or az
soon thereafter us the business OF tho
court will permit. Said assessment
IL payable in three installments with
interest at the rare Of FIVE per centum
per annum, ON all nstaliments except
the first. from and after confirmation.
All persons desiring may file objection"
IN said court before said day, and may
appear on the herring and make the =
defense NJ. EASTERDAf,
Superintendent OF Special Assess
mens.
Dated, Cairo Illinois, December 10th
A. D., 1905,
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-12-18

Before buying your apples for the
holidays call and see orr display. We
have the largest and most complete
assortment in the city. over 100
different varieties 70 select from. We
bought our apples early and are IN
position To save You money.
COTTEH Bnos 20
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Grezser Caro- Ef;ldirg and Lcsa
Association shares in eccnd ss,iss
oaa be baa fgR- Il : nsi-gsr. ses.
Bisbee daily review., 1905-09-06
BENEFICIAL CHANGE
 FOR EMPLOYES
cANANEA COPPER co. OPENS BANK TO ADVANCES ON
 PAY ROLL.
Change Advances the Value of Beletos. Bsbee Girls Get Promotion From Greene nterests-Other Notes of Neighboring Camp.

Cananea, Sept. 5.-Since the Cananea Consolidated Copper Company put into effect an arrangement whereby the employees might obtain advances at the bank on their current salaries at the -ate of 1 per cent per month, the price of bOletos. which are redeemable at the COmpany's store in merchandise only. has increased from so cents on the dollar until now they are not to be had for less than 95 cents. The mer. chants of the city are much pleased at this, as they are now able to more successfully compete with the Copper Company. Heretofore, many people have made a regular practice of buy ing boletos from the brokers and ap plying them on the payment of goods bought from the Company, thereby ob- taining the same for a considerable discount. Empioyes now find 1t more profitable to borrow money from the hank than to draw their salaries in Do- letCs and convert them into cash at a discount of 15 to 20 per cent.
 Miss Josie Smith, cashier of the C. c. C. Co s branch store in Cananca. has been promoted to be cashier Of he store at Chiyatera. She has been succeeded in her former position by Mss Tillie Heuninger. Both of the young ladies are from Bsbeo. and have many friends there who will be pleased tO hear of their advancement.
 Ca1anea feels very proud of her baseball team this season. but has not forgotten that its organization was due tc the enterprising spirit of R. l.. Lloyd. who is an enthusiastic patron of the great American game.
 The crowd who went to Bisbee to attend the Sunday festivities speak highly of the cordial reception extend ed. The railroad company provided very satisfactory service, and the ex- cursion was a pronounced success in every way.
 Dr. w. J. Galbraith, American con sul. left yesterday on a trip to Europe. He expects to be gone about two months
 R. K. Clancy, of Fl Orc Maximo Mining Co.,, has returned from brief visit to the states.
 Rev. c. P. Metcaf preached an inter esting sermon at the Protestant Church Sunday on the dignity Of labor.
 H. A. MacGregoT is conducting the Herald at present. He wieids facilG pen. and the Herald now scinGllates with well written and logically pre- sented paragraphs.
Bisbee daily review., 1905-09-06
PUBLIC ASKS BETTER
 DEPOT SERVICE
THE PETITION RECIPES VARIOUS GRIEVANCES THAT ARE EN-
 TERTAiNEO.
Declares That Depot Selling Above S15o.oOo Worth of Tickets Annually to Bisbee People Should Afford Or dinary Accommodations.

A petition was drawn up yesterday and will be forwarded in the next few days. together with numerous sigma lures to General Manager Simmons of the E. P. & s. ". asking for relief at the depot of the railroad company in this city from conditions that have lately grown more and more annoying to the travelling public, occasioning the missing of trains and endless inconyen- fences.
 Among the causes of complaint men, toned in the petition are disregard of the bulletin board service giving the public notice of the time Of arrival and departure of trains, failure to provide water for drinking purposes in the de pot and permission of the toilet room to remain iu an unsanitary condition, warranting the interference of the health officer.
 When the new depot was built it was the general understanding that t would provide for the travelling public -conveniences that the railroad had not before been able to supply. This eX- pectation has failed to materiaiiza. The old depot, where the bulletin board was kept in front of Le ticket clerks window and posted up with promptress when trains were late. came nearer serving the public in sat isfactcry manner than has the new de pot. The latter is probably all right for the emrloyes it contains, but 1t has been a false alarm in some way for the public. Since it's opening the bulletin board has been kept outside the depot and changed at leisure. con- venience and pleasure of a telegraph operator on the second flooS. This gentleman has sometimes felt like giy- ing the public notice that a train was three or four hours off time and at times he has not. He has instruc- tions from the agent to attend to the bulletin board. but the agent is not entirely relieved from blame because his empioye does not obey instructions People swarm 10 the ticket clerks win dow for information as to trains and are turned away empty handed The clerk can not, however, be expect ed to do mind reading turn between first and second floors of the building and discern for the information of the public what the telegraph operator may or may not know.
 The petition further reciJes that in- asmuch as the railroad company is selling s150000 worth of railroad tick cts from it's station in this city annU- ally, according to the recent report of Agent McNair for the the first six months of this year, 1t should be able 10 provide drinking water in its depot and keep toilet rooms for both men and women in condition that will per Init of their use. When the toilet room that is now in the depot was put in service it was labeled for women only. Then it was locked up. Con- sequently a woman desiring the use of 'he room must go to a man in the building and ask for the key, a pro. ceeding not at all agreeable. to say the least Recently the room has been allowed through fault in plumb. ing to get iI such condition that it ;s said to be too foul to enter.
Bisbee daily review., 1905-09-06

tsurant view. Mayor Taylor could not vote.
 Boston & Browns license was not taken away, but they were ordered Co stop serving drinks to women in the three rooms back of the Annex, or they would be arrested and have their license revoked.
 The street committees report fin ished the evenings business. Provis ion was made to appropriate $500 pei month from the general fund to place the streets in good condition until spring. when the street fund would again have good credit and the money borrowed from the general fund could be Tetuned.
Bisbee daily review., 1905-09-06
GOOD RELIABLE TAILORING at
 THE SAFE PLACE to TRADE.

We are showing in our fall wear what we do in the way of prices. We show in cur work and fit what we do in those.
 We never ask you to take 2 misft and absolutely stand by very suit or dered of us.
 We couldn't afford to do otherwise A large line of LARGE PIECE WOOL EMS at S1S.5O 60 $4000 for SUITS tC YOUR MEASURE.
 We have a line of good LEATHER ETTE SUIT CASES left.
 They are S3.50 each for one week you can see them in our window. Also TWO SPECIAL NUMBERS i1 MEMS WORKING SHOES. A dan1s at S3.50 and $500. (MEN ONLY.)
 SCHWARTZ BROS.
Bisbee daily review., 1905-09-06

of the irrigation system below town, and made the proposal that the outlet Of the sewer be allowed to enter into the fumes. MT. Smith replied that his company could not entertain the proposition for various reasons, So that now, Mir. Devine said, the COun- cil will have to take action upon other suggestions. The matter will be act ed upon later.
 The case of Boston G Brown was then taken up by the Council, and a lengthy argument ensUed before Q de cision was reached. This is the case wherein Boston & Brown were charg- ed with serving women with liquor in the back rooms of the Annex Saloon in violation of the late wine room ordi- nance.
 The City Marshal and Night Officer Wilmoth testified to a number of ic- stances where they had seen women drinking in the rooms. Tn reply Mir. Brown said that the rooms in question were attached to the English Kitchen; and while he admitted that drinks had been served therein to women, he thought the law had not been broken on account Of their being private din ing rooms instead of wine rooms.
 The contention was taken under con sideration by the Council, and Mayor Taylor, MT. Devine and Mr Stacey. All thought that the law was being too harshly carried out in fOrbidding the serving of drinks or wine with meals. They held that the ordinance was not intended to prevent respectable people from irdulging in a glass of wine with their meals. but was drawn 10 keep the lower half of the world from ire quenting the part of the city from which they had been outlawed Upon a vote being taken this con tertiOn was not held good, MessTs SOwle, Hogan and Hughes voting to have the rooms closed. and Nessrs DeTine and Stacey holding to the res
Bisbee daily review., 1905-09-06

If so. read what a well known Cana nea citizen has to say about the re markable curative properties of Ma lures Remedies:
Bisbee daily review., 1905-09-06
Respectfully
FED ROBERTS,

Better known as Bum Roberts,
 DoaHe & Richardson, manufacturers Tucson. Bisbee Drug Co.,, distribu. tors, Bisbee, Ariz.
Bisbee daily review., 1905-09-06
REVOCAL OF
 THE LICENSES

Concluded from Page 11
Bisbee daily review., 1905-09-06
MIR. FRENCH TAKEN SICK.
Private Car Sent With pr. Shine tC
 Brinq Him From Los Anueles.

Dr. Shine is expected 10 arrive home today from Los Angeles, where he went to accompany Superintendent 5. w. French, of the Copper Queen at Douglas, pack to his home.
 MT. French was taken ill shortly af ter his arrival on the coast for a vaca ton season. He was to have been back to his office the first of this month, but the condition of his health caused him to remain at the coast Last Saturday the private car Nacozari was sent with Dr. Shine to Los Ange les to get Mir. French and convey him home. The exact nature of the trOu ble he is suffering IS not known, but it is said that he is no Immediate danger and it is expected that his recovery will 10, be long delayed.
Bisbee daily review., 1905-09-06
STRONG CASE MADE
 AGAINST WOMAN
MRS. PALMER GOES TO JAIL IN THE FACE OF OVERWHELM-
 ING EVIDENCE.
Hearing This Afternoon on Grand Lar ceny Chars Bauer Charged With Operating Slaughter House Without Licerse-Answer Monday.

Mrs. H. E. Palmer was arraigned in the court of Justice Mcdonald yester- day on a grand larceny charge. She asked for further time In which to pre- pare defense. and the court granted until this afternoon at 2 o'clock.
 Mrs. Palmer was employed at the Kinsey House as a chambermaid until Monday afternoon. The complaint against her in court was filed on Mon day by John Bellus, boarder at the kiEsey. As matters now stand 1t would appear that there is little chance fer Mrs. Palmer to escape con victiOn. Yesterday when she was ar raisned her bOndsmen, $. k. Williams and Ed Fletcher. considered them selves released and refused to sign 9 new bond Mrs. Palmer accordingly went to jail iH default of S400. the bond fixed for her.
 The circumstances of the case are that when Bellus left his room on Mon day afternoon there were in t a gold watch and $50 in gold Mrs Palmer entered the room as Bei,-s left il. He returned ten minutes later and looked for his money and watch ia vain. He accused Mrs Pa.ueI Of ;hc theft, me, denial an then went t0 Jus tice Mcdonald and get out q search warrant. Mrs RiLsey vas then tela- phOned to discharge the woman. She did this, and the officers waited for her to come f-5-a Jhe house. She did so ar hour later, whe1 sas was follow eC to the Eei .goyicL store. arres .ej . Donald. Constable Doyle left her there while he stepped across the street 10 see # she had left anything a. the store. Ir his absence the w0m- an was observed to reach into her stocking. extract something and drop it behind a desk she wac sting at. When the officer returned he found the missing watch and money behind the desk. The woman disciaimet knowledge of how it came there. The watch was positively ideHtified by Bel Jus later.
 Frank Bauer was before Justice Mic Donald last evening to answer to a charge of violation of the live stock sanitary regulations through conduct of a slaughter house W hout a license. The complaint was filed by Officer Hayhurst of the board. The complaint states that Mr. Bauer has beer butch erius without a license since Decem- Der last When arraigned Bauer ask ed for further time, and his hearing was set for next Monday. He says there was no intent of violation of the law on his part Question has exist ed as to whether a license formerly held had expired or not and he says that he has written to the livestock commission for information Cn this point. On the other hand it is stated that Officer Hayhurst has been after Mir. Bauer for some time in endeayO-
 to get him to take out new license, and he has refused to conform with the instructions of the officer. The
 latter held off from filing charges as | long as he cou.d on instructions from headquarters which are said to have indicated to him that the board would
 rather not prosecute if such course l could be managed.
Bisbee daily review., 1905-09-06
HAVE YOU RHEUMATISM.

If so. read what a well known Cana nea citizen has to say about the re markable curative properties of Ma lures Remedies:
 La Cananea, Sonora Mex.
 Aug. 12. 1905. kind Friends and Strangers:-I want to write a few lines in behalf of the great medicines, Natures Reme- dies. I was taken down about three years ago with a very bad disease; you can guess what the disease was. On June 26th last 1 came to Cananea from Globe, Ariz., feeling fine. About the 2Sth or 29th of the same month I was taken down first with rheumatism; then after few days suffering I was paralyzed in my left side. On the 5th of July I commenced taking Messrs. Doane & Richardson's wonderful medi- cine. I found sudden relief by this medicine. Am now in much better condition than I have been in three years. l spent three months in Santa BoTalee, Mex, Springs. It only pa oh ed me up for few months. Friends. take my advice, and never let any body tell you that mercury is the Oniy treatment for Bad Blood. It wtIi only kill you in course of time. I am now wOking every day and IT the bcst If health, and will gladly give any ad- vice to suffering men in what these great remedies-Nature's Remedies have done for me. You can find me at the Los Angeles Hotel, attending t3 business every day.
 Respectfully.
 FED ROBERTS, Better, known as Bum Roberts, DoaHe & Richardson, manufacturers, Tucson. Bisbee Drug Co.,, distribu- tors, Bisbee, Ariz.
Bisbee daily review., 1905-09-06
BLUE BELLE SHOWING WELL.
Superintendent Cox Comes for More
 Men to Wcrk on Property.

Superintendent Joe Cox came i1 from the Plue Belle mine in Sonora last evening for the purpose of secuT- ing more miners to work at that prop erty. Development is getting yell Un- der way there. and .s showing highly satisfactory results.