The Cairo bulletin., 1906-08-08
COUNCIL MEETING
CITIZENS WANT BAD SALOON
LlSHED-CiTY HALL is
PROPOSED.
Alderman Antrim Resians-Bucher
Woodford Packing Co. Want
Portion OF Railroad Street
Vacated.

The first regular August meeting
was held by the city council last night
His Honor. Mayor Parsons, and Al
dermen koehler, MagneT, Burke.
Thomas, German, Simon, Scullln. Full.
Ter, Antrim. Nellis, Davis and Meehan,
we're present
The mayor appointed as members
of the board of trustees of the Public
library, Mrs w A. Wood, Mrs. John
A. Miller. Mrs. Anna White.
Reports of officers were read and
referred to the several officers for in
vesigation.
Building petitions were read and
referred to committee, as follows;
Anna NJ. Spence, cottage e. one
story 1900 each, lots 8 and s, block
"a. first
NJ. C. Wright. small addition 9x9,
two story, lots / and ?, Block 2, city.
JEFF Rodgers. room cottage, $1,000,
block 2, 2nd F. & l..
Jacob Kline, two story house, $1,000
lot !, block 43, first.
Alice b. Phillippy. two story house.
1900, lots q to 25 inclusive, block
16, fourth.
J. G. Gill. cottage. $1.25o, lot 4, block
1. +. & l..
Katherine Eichoff. make repairs,
$500. lot s, block 80, city.
VIM Haas & Sons. boiler room lax
| 30 gravel roof, unplated ground north
of Seventeenth street and east of M.
& O. tracks
Chas. Bowlar, remove frame, two
story. from lot 40. block q, fourth, to
lot 90 block 81. fret addition.
Petition Of citizens In the vicinity
of Twenty-ninth street and CONNER
rial avenue protesting against manner
Of conducting saloon AT that locality
was read and referred to chief of po
ice for attention, with instructions to
act. The citizens allege that II is a
disgrace to any neighhoThood. but cs
Decially where II Is located because
he neighborhood is built mp with resi-
1ences and the scenes at and around
he 2 aloon are grossly indecent.
Petition for fire plug at Thirtie'f
and Thirty-second and Washington
avenue were referred to pump am
water committee.
Butcher Woodford submitted a CON
!, nunication and petition. also ord
nance. for vacation Of Railroad stree
} for 200 feet from Thirty-seventh q,
rhirty-eighth street, which they wisl
o use ia connection with their new
packing house They promise 10 put il
plant that will employ % hands am
that will be in every respect a frs
class establi. hment Of it, kind The
1Wn all the property on both sides o
the street asked TO be vacated an
, present a letter from the Singer con
pany who own contiguous ground, civ
2 ing consent 20 the act. Petition an
ordinance was referred 10 street con
mittce
Salary hill was allowed and miece
d laneous claims were referred 10 con
! nittees.
2 Re 0lutiun bF Alderman nom
! that frc hydrsnt De placed At Tn
ieth and Washington avenue wa O.
il ferted 20 committee.
9 Resolution hy Alderman Fuller ma
n mayor appoint committee con-istin
Il II one alderman from each ward.
q devise and report plan for securiu
! city hall was adopted
o Resolution by Alderman Fuller III.
r. tree located in Twenty sixth street b
i tween Holbro0k and Walnut stree
q be removed. was adopted.
. Resolution by Alderman Meehs
T. ihat city attorney present orlinan'
4 providing for cement walk on 30
d side 81 Sixth street from Ohio sire
q 10 jefferson avenue. was adopted.
n New orinancfevying and assessiI
D. axes for city purposes for 1896. al
iv read and referred.
4 Petition # citizens residing
10 Washington avenue from 60 49, six
ss 20 Foftieth street asking that Era
T. = that portion II aid avenue Be ~
- 49, -hz4 Of --rz more st~ezf r.