The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1907-07-10

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Ill. Nay--None.
The mayor reported that the police
Jail and fire committee had had q
meeting and for the betterment of the
service had transferred the captains
and one man from each station to ser.
vice at the other station. Alderman
Scullin moved that the action of the
committee be approved. The motion
was adopted
Alderman Koeher appeared and
took his seat.
Alderman Snyder appeared and
took his seat
Petitions.
The following building petitions
were read and on motion of Alder
man Davis, referred to the building
committee:
Miss Margaret Casey to erect two
story residence to cost 100000, on
lot 10, block z, fourth addition.
James Bruner, to erect Hamburger
stand on Murphysboro Brewing Cos.
lot at Corner of Union and Sycamore
street
VIII Hesiben to repair front and add
three rooms In middle of house now
situated on lot 10, block 2S, first add,
ton.
John J. Johnson. to erect a five
room cottage and shed on lots 10 and
20, block 81, fourth addition.
Miss Maude Loflin. to remodel barn
on lots IS and 10, block AL, City
The First Christian Church, to re-
move church building now situated on
lots ] 2, and 3, block Al, first addi-
ton, to lots and s, block Sc, first
addition.
A. B, Arey made application to have
the location of his dramshop license
transferred from lot 4, block %, first
addition to lot 3. block 2S, first addi-
ton, which application was aecompan-
led by his state and city retail liquor
bonds for new location.
Peter Day and II. A. Cushman, exc.
cutors of the last will and testament
of Louis Herbert deceased, made APP
plication to transfer the dramshop H.
censes heretofore granted them at
No. 3115 Commercial avenue--lot s,
block 81, first addition; No. 2001 Pop
lar street-lot /, block 4S, first
addition: No. 1901 Commercial avenue
lot |. block 26, first addition,
and the wholesale liquor dealer IL
cense issued to them at No COS Ohio
street to the Louis Herbert Company
which petition was accompanied by
the applications and state and city
bonds of Louis Herbert Comapny for
the several locations.
Albert B. Menser & Joseph Wood
ruff petitioned the council to transfer
the dramshop license heretofore grant
ed to them at 313 Ohio street-lot
IL, block /, city, to VIII II. Webster.
which petition was accompanied by
the application and state and city re
tail liquor bonds of said VIII r. Web
ster.
M. Hobbs made application for a
dramshop license at No. 1916 Com
mercial avenue for the remainder OF
the year from date. which application
was accompanied by his state and city
retail liquor dealer bonds
The following official bonds were
presented and read Ernest Nordman
city comptroller, Richard Jones. cap
tain fire department, Fl. l.. Wedding,
captain fire department, Fred Whit
camp, fireman, John Haggerty. fire.
man, ]. j. Kelly, fireman. Chas. ]
Hart, fireman, John Collins, fireman,
Guy Sites, fireman, Jesse McCrlte.
fireman.
VIM. j. Boyle presented his plumber
)ond
Alderman Wagner moved the appli
'ations be referred TO the police, jail
md fire committee and the bonds to
he finance committee and that a re-
,ess of ten minutes be taken to give |
he committees time to consider and |
eport The motion was adopted.
After recess the police, Jail and fire
reported recommending
hat all of the above mentioned appli- /
ations be granted.
Alderman Meehan moved the report |
e received and recommendations
in. The motion was adopt
d by the following vote: Aye
bourgeois, Burke, Davis. Ferguson,
iorman, Kelly. Koehler Magner,
leehan, Nellis. Scullin, Snyder,
'homas-l3. Nay-None.
The finance committee reported
that all of the bonds
bove mentioned be approved as read.
lderman Magner moved the report
e received and bonds. approved as
Fad. The motion was adopted by the
blowing vote: Aye-Bourgois.
urke. Davis, Ferguson. German.
ely, Koehler, Magner. Meehan, Mel
s, Scullin. Snyder. Thomas-l3. Nay
one. II
At the request of Alderman Burke
he order of business was referred TO
reports Of committees" and the ordi-
ance committee reported recon-
ending the adoption of an ordl.
ance entitled An ordinance to pro
bit the sale of Intoxicating Iiouorg ,