The Cairo bulletin., 1906-01-03
AGITATION FAVORS
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J, Just this much advantage over Cairo
: the cost of transportation Of materia
being supplied by several brick max
! ing establishments right at her door
& But T-am quite sure Cairo could bull,
az good streets as Danyllle has, at I
cost Of ror to eyceal StG0 Der square
yard L'nder such circumstances. ! am
prepared 10 recommend to YOU
F.rst.T The building of The outlet
sewer as recommended TO YOU BY En-
ginaers Dewey and Thstewo5d and
approved By the expert engineer Of st
Lonis. Mr. Phillips
Second Tile Filling Of al plated
strcets within the city limits to the
grade established for such streets as
lneed to be filled where they are be-
low the established grade
Thrd.-The paving Of all longtudin-
al streets beginning with Ohio street
I giving preference at all times 10 brick.
and the paving of all cross streets as
rapidly as conditions viii permit.
Fourth The general construction
Iof concrete sidewalks in all parts of
| The city where permanent walks do
| not now exist.
The outlet sewer could be built
with the proceeds Of the sale ef ~
year bonds, issued by vote of the
people, ether directly by the city an.
thorities or perhaps better under the
drainage laws Of the state All other
/ sewers, streets and sidewalks can be
paid for BY spcial taxation against.
the abutting property touching the line
81 such proposed improvements. The
law provides that all costs of these
improvements may be made in installl
ments. so that no hardship will be inn
posed upon any property owner The
expense can be divided into amounts
payable in from three to ten or more
years. according to the cost Of the
same. | therefore al this time urge
ycu, gentlemen of the City Council. to
take up The matter Of these improve
mont and set all preliminary work
lnon them completed in time to com
mence The active work of construction |
in the early pging | pledge to you |
my prompt and faithful service in |
fastening the commencement and ear
rs ng on OF all these NEEDED improve /
Qcat'
An Of which Is specttully submit |
ted GEORGE PARSONS. /
January 3, 500. Mayor
Aliernan snyder moved that the
above me SAGE be RECEIVED ald print
cd for use Of councifs Motion carried.
Policeman Suspended.
Mayo Parsons. who had the hoor
he greater pant of the evening then
referred 10 the notice posted in police
headquarters a. regards officers drink
ms cpriiou liquors Will o. duty
The punishment fur me first offense
in dsregarding this notice is uspon-
s on, later expulsion. Mavor Parsons
yep rtad that ho had suspended Off \
cer l4cagiand for po.iOd Of ten day
Tor his lrs aaeass Ia disfegag ding
thiA notice Odicer Ddylgo was sub. /
siutod in his PLACE Mayor Pa@ons
also stated that he had appointed TWO /
officers 70 temporarily act the week
before and during Christmas in order !
o keep down any undue disturbances.
10 wa mr vel by hlicruan Mem that
.hs action Of tAe mayor be approved. ,
Motion was unanimously carried
Appointed Firemen.
The fire companies were short q
nan in each department, hence the
OF Seymour Irwin, for
'iatou No ,, and Tom McReynolda =
Ter station 30. /, were acted upon
seymour Irwin is a motorman OF the !
afro Electric ana Traction Company [,
and is The man who aved the life of d
he yoans mau, Harry Moore. who
attempted suicide las. week A mo- +
on by Iawler that he be- accepted =
gas unanimously carried
Tom 81 Reynolds is q fireman If thc In
. c railroad having formerly fired for =
ne now Chief OF Police Eean, who u
him 4 motion by suy.
Ter ihat he be appointed was unaai ,
rously confirmed
Reporte Of Officials.
The report Of the city comptroller.
edmund s Dewey was read and re-
erred 10 The finance committee.
Report of City Treasurer James
lu mn. ST. was read and referred Jo y
be finance committee