The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1906-11-09
COUNCIL MEETING.
ORDINANCES LEVYlNC ADDITION
AL IMPROVEMENT TAX ARE
PRESENTED AND READ.
Faumsn Required to Be Placed BY
Railroads at Dangerous Crossings
Many Building Petitions
To Enforce Vaerint Law

The city council held its first NJ.
vember meeting last night. There
we're present His Homer Mayor Par
sons. and Aldermen Burke, Thomas,
Koehlcr. Scullin. Fuller, Thistlawood,
Nellis, Snyder, Meehan and Simon.
Minutes Of previous meet ne were
approved without reading,
City trcasurer's report was referred
to finance committee.
Street Supervisor Gilmore reported
collecting $l35 in street taxes during
October
Judge Ross reported collecting
f3595o in fines during October.
Chief Egan reported 222 arrests in
October
City Jailer Luta repor ed feeding
prisoners 2il days after trial IS
meals served before tail and IA days
labor on streets.
Fire station No / reported respond
ing to fire alarms and making &c
trips with the patrol
Station No. reported II fire
alarms.
City engineer reported binding
erossings, repairing streets, putting in
trains. building over 5000 feet of new
cement walks and expanding $685. in
street work
Petition of Feuchter & Lansden for
permission to plat Tnird Feuchter &
l.ansden addition was referred q the
street committee.
Petition by citizens Tor walk on
Thirty-tifth street was referred to
street committee.
James Quinn Notified council that
he had built walk ordered in from OF
his property and asked relief from
assessment. Referred
Building petitions were referred to
building committee rs follows
Rose II. Sullivan, two-story resi-
ieHce on lots l9 and 90, block Is. /
fourth addition, city.
NJ. E, Church South. parsonage SGJ6 /
Elm street
Mrs. Lucy Maley. 20 remove Dug /
gan cottage, Seventeenth and Pine to
1901 Washington avenue.
Mrs. Fannie Fletcher, $4,000 res
dence iii Walnut street
Mrs. Cobler, six-r2om cottage, III |
Center street
Annie f. Cook, $500 cottage 3l5 /
Twenty fourth street.
Katherine NJ. Bennett, two 81 Loco |
cottages at 81 and 523 Thirty-sixth |
street
Sarah J Walder. $500 cottage at
317 Twenty-fourth street.
Carrie Fields, $500 dwelling at 1905
Walnut street.
Chas. }. Stack. $500 cottage on lot
IS, block /, second Feuchter & Lans-
len addition
VIM Cunningham and c. A. Petit
two frame houses at Jos and 81
Twenty-third street
Mrs Paulina Boerschel, $3.50 cot
tage at 225 Twenty eighth street.
Salary bill was allowed and mi.cel
lanaous claims and accounts We're re-
fered to committees.
Ordinances were read and referre
levying additional assessment as fol
lows: Ohio street s2,759.72. Twenty
eighth street $3,SSS29 West Twenty,
eighth street, s2,7Gl2O.
Resolution by Alderman Meahan |
providing for crossing on north side
Of Third street at Commercial avenue |
was referred TO street committee.
Resolution by same alderman call |
ing on chief Of police to enforce sec /
ton 5SS Of the ordinances against yag
rants, etc. was adopted.
Resolution by Alderman Burke and |
by Alderman Fuller, hat /
dagmgn be stationed by Big Four and /
Mobile & Ohio railroad, at crossings /
on Twenty-frst street, and Washing |
ton avenue was adopted
Alderman Fuller asked that one Of /
The fremen b. designated from eacn |
station to notify owners Of houses on