The Cairo bulletin., 1908-06-10
ORDINANCE LIMITING SALOONS
is TABLED AND TWO MORE
LICENSES GRANTED.
NEW LIBRARY BOARD
ed-Hydrants to Be Put in Up
Town Distriet--New
Walks.

| Davis and Meehan.
Reading of minutes of previous
meetings was dispensed with.
The mayor nominated members OF
the Library Board as follows Hon
Reed Green to succeed himself Phi
| C.. Barclay Ito succeed his father, de
ceased). II. c. Schuh( to succeed Geo
E. Ohara removed from city,, All
were unanimously confirmed,
His Honor also norhIated James
Curry to succeed Officer Wallace on
the police force, and Edward Magner
as fireman at Station No /. These
were also unanimously confirmed.
Claims and accounts were allowed.
An ordinance li1t,1s the numb5r OF
saloons in the city TO sixty during the
pear 1909 was reported unfayorably By
the committee on police, Jail and fire
departments and the report was unan.
imously approved by the city coun.
ell.
Ordinance providing for sidewalk on
south side of Tenth street from Com
mercial avenue to Poplar street was
adopted.
Finance committee reported destroy.
ing warrants.
Bonds of newly appointed city Off
GERS were approved excepting those
Of tiremen which were laid aside till
the new men had complied with the
rules requiring uniforms. Alderman
rhistlewood protested and wanted to
raise the salaries of the men to en-
able them to buy uniforms. Alder
men Greaney showed his soldierly dis
position when he insisted that the
en- comply with the rules governing
the service.
A resolution by Alderman Meehan
that all firemen be notified to have
uniforms in 80 days or be suspend
ed was adopted.
Report of committee recommending
that new fire station be established
above Thirty+fourth street and that
committee of three including the
mayor be appointed to secure the site
was adopted, and letters from manu-.
facturers in upper part of city relating
the proposition We're referred to
his committee. The mayor appointed
Aldermen Koehler and Greaney as the
other two members of the commit
tee.
Requisitions for fire stations were
Petitions of Chas. Powers for dram
shop license was laid over under the
rules on objection of Aldermen This
tlewood and Scullin.
Petition of citizens for water main
and fire plug on Twenty-seventh
street, from Holbrook to Park ave
nues was granted.
Petition of Z. 2. Fitzgerald that sa
loon license of B. NJ. Johnson at 413
Ohio street, be transferred to him at
1918 Sycamore and like petitions
from Johnson were granted, as was
also petition from Johnson for a new
license for himself at 413 Ohio street, |
Building petitions were granted as
follows:
Louis Mason, frame basement under |
cottage at 425 Fifteenth street
Fanny c. Wyman, two-story frame |
On Twenty.seventh street, lots 50 an1 |
81, block II, in fourth addition,
Alberto Morgan and George Ed
nonds, tent 12x24, at 1il1 CONNER
.ial avenue.
Mrs. Emma l.. Cantwell, two-story |
rame dwelling at i14 Walnut street.
Petitions of George r. Ried. Mar |
jackson and Wm. A. Moore were re
ected.
New petitions were referred to com
nittee as follows:
Oscar Henderson. small frame build |
ng at 3ll1 Poplar street. 7x10 eight
eet high.
Ferdinand Poappel. two-story,
.oom house, lot II, block 5, Feuchter
( Lansden's addition.
Lizzie Boicourt. remove house in lot
~ blb'h o' Niler " tDHHttA WIN
louse on lot 80.
J. p Peterson, stable 32x2i one
tory at 27lj Washington avenue.
Mary Douglas. addition of one room
md shed to house at 2f13 Commercial
venue.
Resolution by Alderman Nellis that
III cross streets he graded down to
.rade of Washington avenue where
hey approach said avenue. was re-
erred to street committee.
Resolution by Alderman Greaney
hat arc light be established at Thir
ieth and Commercial was referred
o street committee.
Resolution by Alderman Meehan
hat city engineer advertise for bids
or twO-horse street sweeper was
dopted
Resolution by Alderman Greaney
hat city attorney present ordinance
rOyiding for cement walk on south
ide Of Thirtieth street from Syca-
more TO Elm streets. was adopted.
Resolution by Alderman Greaney
hat necessary fire hydrants be put in