The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1905-05-03

ner and Koehler.
Electric Wires-Magner. June and
Snyder
Or Parsons. and Aldermen Wood,
Koehler. Men. LAWYER. Nellis. Snyder
and Nordman.
Appointments Read.
Mayor Parsons then announced tina
the next order Of business would be |
the reading of the appointments he
lad made He said in connection with /
that matter that there had been no
duty connected with his office so far
that had cost him as much thought,
worry and trouble as had these ap-
continents. He said that he desired
make them in a manner which was
satisfactory to the members Of the
council and that he would now place
hem before the body for considera-
| ton.
The appointments were as follows:
For chief of police, Mart Egan TO
succeed Ben Price.
For night sergeant, James Coweh.
| o I'LL vacancy.
For police constable, A. Hoagland,
o succeed himself
For police constable, Fred Whitcamp
o succeed John Glade.
For police constable. George Nichols
o succeed himself.
For police constable. Green Lipe to
succeed Sam Owens.
For police constable, Pat McNamara
o succeed James Cowell.
For police constable, John Wade e
succeed himself
For police constable, Henry McCade
o succeed T. r. Wilson
For police constable, Fred Hofhein2
% succeed himself.
For police constable, James Highland
o succeed Sam Wessinger
For police constable, Ed Corcoran to
succeed Ed Allen.
For police constable. George Brad
ey to succeed Hill Wright,
For health officer at the salary Of
police constable Sam Orr to succeed
George Atcher.
For city jailer, NJ. Lutz to succeed
George Susanka.
For night police clerk. w. P. Fraser
o succeed ID. Mccarthy
For city comptroller, e. S. Dewey t
: ,ucceed p Powell.
, For street supervisor and poundmas
er, e. P. Dayidge to succeed L. Ian
| ligan.
Unanimously Ratified.
The reading of the names Of eacl
,ppointee called for the vote Of tn
members Of the council each time an
III through the list not a single ma
vas heard in question of a selection.
There being no unfinished bushes
rom the last meeting at the close c
he reatling of the committeeman
] James the reports of the various cit
officials were read and referred t
p heir respective committees.
7 Chief of Police Price reported 7
arrests during the month of Apri
> The report from fire department No.
= 'howed four fire alarms and twent
e latrol calls answered during tn
month OF April, while fire departmei
No. answered to eight fire alarm
10th companies requisitioned a sma
mount of supplies which were gran
ID.
Building Petitions.
o The following building petition
III we're then read:
ei J. Durrah TO build addition to houi
o n Twenty-ffth street between Coz
n' nercial and Poplar to cost $3.50
d Charles Farrell to move cottal
ne rom lot 2, block 2, to lot 8, block A.
ID John G. Montgomery to build fl
N DOM cottage to cost 81 900 on lot II
j! lock ). euchter and Lansden additio
Mrs Charlotte Maupin to build a S
Dom cottage to cost 81. 100 on lot
or block 3, Feuchter and Lansden adj
~ ion
.ai w. F. Morris to add two rooms al
II wo porches to house on Thirty-fif
a md Sycamore streets improvement
he o cost $3.50
lie u. S. A. Gadbois to erect one sto
m louse with necessary outbuildngs
III ,ost $1,000 or s1,4O0.
ell w. A. Moore to erect three roc
he cottage on lot 8, block 80, First ad
EST ion.
ny b. w NEAL to build dwelling hot
1u- % cost s1.100 to be one story In heig
en- IN lot AZ, block 5, Feuchter and La
no len addition.
nd John Rimer TO erect one ste
co house to cost sl,100 on lots 20 and
a block 3, Feuchter and Lansden ad
ton.
All the petitions read we're refer
an. to the building committee.
Inc Other Petitions.
lad A petition from the residents
Sc Division street asking for a large !
pre- er main TO be placed on that thorou
ter fare for the accommodation and ?
len lection OF the property of the signe
1t was referred to the pump and
ter supply committee.
the Three petitions asking for libe