The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1907-08-23

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amend I was rcepted
| Tho ii.cn waa adopted as
Inmended
The finatico omniticc reported 70
|cclying from L, Grranay, deputy
city treasurer $6954.s7 II cancelled
and paid anti ipation warrants;
$4,000 interest Raid on aatlalpatioa
warrants; 5000 in canrelad and
Ipail special roAd tax fund warrants.
$lGH5G IN cancelled and pnid special
library fund war ants; g. Gs243 in
.lcnnealed and paid special sidewalk
fund warrants ndsl0S,5i IN can.
celled and paid pons rnder ordi
nance No ~ for tat improvement "
lTwonty-eighth street j Of wi'ich the
Ieommlttec had destrord by b'yning
| Aldermen Nelis mo | the report
be received and filed. The moi n
was adopted
The police Jail and fire e1mmi taa
n reported recommending I, at the
lreauisiticns made for supple BY the
two fire companies at last meeting be
allowed. Alderman Snyder moved
1.-THE report be received and recCnmen-
ldations concurred in. The lHation
was adopted by the following \ to:
| Aye Davis, Ferguson, Koehier, Mag
iner. Meehan, Nellis, snyder, IT, tie
wood and Thomas %. Nay-~No q
The building committee rep led
Recommending that permits be
leranted as follows,
4 Mary Jackson, to raise and move
about 3 feet west and make ne
norehes and generally overhaul the
house now situated on lot 10, block
l47. city--i29 Twelfth street.
Ernest G. Hoppe, to erect two
story dwelling on lots and 6, block
90, first addition and to remove the
\ building at No 2043 Walnut street to
lot 40. block 30, first addition.
| Sanderson & Kelly to erect two
lone-story frame dwellings, on lots 8
and 4, block 20. FIRST addition.
| u. NJ. Kelly. to erect -four frame
dwellings on lots II to 20 incl, block
l32 first addition.
Mrs n. j. Eichenberger, to erect
la one story addition to house now
situated ON lot 3. block 3, second
IFeuchter and Lansden addition360
Highland avenue. Cost about $40a
Mrs Ruth Hancock, to erect a two.
Istory frame addition to her house nov
lsituated on lots 10 and II, block ST.
first addition
Aaron Scott, to erect sixroom
cottage 10 cost about $l.S0O00 on
lot 5. block 2. third addition-la09
Locust
Lizzie v. Thompson. to erect a FIVE
room cottage on lot l. block 3, Wells
addition Twenty and Pine.
John j. johnson, to erect a five
room cottage and shed, to cost about
I$t,Q00.00 on lots 10 aud 90 block a.
fourth addition.
Richard Taylor to erect two
story frame iron-cad building to cost
Iabout 100000 on lot /, block 81,
first addition--31Gl Commercial
Richard Taylor to erect four
Iroom cottage to cost about $11000o
on lot 2, block 81, first addition
IS103 Commercial avenue.
Alderman Nelis moved the report
be received and recommendations
honoured in. The motion was adopt.
ed unanimously.
Petitions.
A petition was read from citizens
lpraying the council to order cross
ing at east side CT Cellar street across
Ninth street
Alderman Nelis moved the Detl-
ton be referred to the city engineer
with power to act. The motion was
adopted by the following vote: Aye
Davis. Ferguson, KoeAler. Magnar.
Meehan, SELLS, Snyder, Thistlewool
and Thoma~-9 Nay None.
Building petitions were read as fol-
lows
Peter Eiown. to erect a four room
cottage 20 cost $4,000. lot 10, block
49, first addition S99 Twentyninth
street.
John Clancy to erect coal AMI
wood shed on rear Of lets 6 and Z.
block g. first addition.
Alderman Thomas moved to re-
fer to the building committee. The
ImctIon was adopted
Resolutions and Motions.
Alderman Meohah offered the fol.
lowing resolution aud moved it be
adopted:
Resolved. That the mayor appoint
a special committee 10 investigate as
to the adyisability Of amending the
ordinance reQiring adequate service
to The public by the Central Union
| Telephone company
The resolution was adopted.
Alderman Meehaa cfered the fol
lowing resolution aad moved its adop.
ton
Resolved. That the mayor be and
be is hereby Instructed to have the
G. c. c. G St. l.. Ry. company place
watchman day and night at It's cross
ing at Sycamore street and at Wash
iugton avenue and the II. q o.. RR.
Co. place Waterman dav and night
/ at its crossing at Washington avenue.