The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1908-07-13

Cannon, Davis, Ferguson, Greaney,
Kelly. Koehler. Magner, Meehan, Mel
lis, Scullin and ThistIewood-13. Nay
None
Reports of Committees.
The police. jail and fire committee
reported having Investigated the
trouble in the fire department and
made recommendation that Fireman
Fred Whitcamp be dismissed from the
service and that Capt Richard Jones
be suspended 20 days without pay
| The committee reported further
recommending that Fireman Kelly be
made acting captain during the sus-
pension of Captain Jones.
Alderman Scullin moved the report
be received and recommendations
concurred in. The motion was
| adopted.
committee reported verbally that Mr.
John Hogan had proposed to furnish
all material and labor to remove all
defective decking and other material
from Cache bridge and replace same
with new material, decking to be
threeinch oak, for the sum of $37. 81
per thousand feet.
| Alderman Meehan moved the con
tract be awarded Mr.. John Hogan as
proposed and the city engineer in
and contract The motion was adopt
ed by the following vote: Aye
Bourgeois, Burke, Davis, Ferguson
Greaney, Kelly, Koehler, Magner
Meehan, Nelhs, Scullin and Thistle
wood-l2. Nay-Cannon-l.
The committee on claims and ac
counts and the finance committee to
whom it had been referred reported
Recommending payment of the bill OF
Walter Warder for $l20OO0 for sup
Elemental special assessment under
ordinance $50.
Alderman Nellis moved the report
be received and recommendations
concurred in. The motion was adopt
ed by the following vote: Aye-Bour-
gois, Burke, Cannon, Davis, Fergu-
son. Greaney, Kelly, Koehler, Magner,
meehan, Nellis, Scullm-l2. Nay
Thistlewood--1.
Petitions.
A. Sidney Terrell petitioned the
council for dramshop license for the
remainder of the year 1908, from
August list, at lot /, block 4S, city
1901 Washington avenue, which appll.
cation was accompanied by his state
and city retail liquor dealer bonds.
Alderman Meehan moved the appll,
cation be returned to Mr.. Terrell with
the information that the council will
grant no dramshop license at that 10
cation. The motion was adopted.
A. l.. Peoples petitioned the council
to transfer the dramshop license here,
tofore granted him at lot Is, block
G, city-1315 Ohio street, to Chas. r.
Mckee, which petition was accom-.
panied by the state and city retail
liquor dealer bonds of the said Chas.
D. Mckee at the said location.
Charles Perry submitted his second
hand dealer bond.
James Curry submitted his official
bond as police constable.
Ed. p. Wagner submitted his official
bond as fireman.
Alderman Nellis moved the petition
be referred to the police, Jail and
fire committee and the bonds to the
finance committee.
The motion was adopted.
Property owners in block 3, Second
Feuchter & Lansden Addition, petit
toned the council to pass an ord-
nance for a granitoid walk on the
south side of Thirty-seventh street
from Big Four Railroad to Highland
II in said block, where granitoid walk
now exists, and thence from the
southwest corner of Highland avenue
and Thirty-seventh street, south to In.
tersect the now existing granitoid
sidewalk on the west side of Highland
avenue extending from Thirty-sixth
street nearly the entire length of said
block.
On motion of Alderman Wagner |
he petition was referred to the city |
attorney and city engineer with in
to prepare the ordinance.
Property owners and residents of |
block AZ, city, petitioned the council to
nave the burned frame building stu
lted at No. 400 Eleventh street re-
moved
On motion of Alderman Burke the |
petition was referred to the building
committee
Claims and Accounts.
The regular salary bill as follows
vas presented:
Cairo. ILL.,, June 80. 1908.
City of Cairo. DR.. To the following
famed persons for salary for services
endered in the month of June, TO
he amount set opposite their re
pective names as follows, to-wit:
'eorge Parsons, mayor ...$ 81. SO
sobt A. Hatcher. city clerk g.. rs 90
ernest Nordman, city COMP. 65 90
hos. E. Mahoney, city treas. 50 90
frank NJ. Moore. city attorney. 90 90
J. Ross, police magistrate. %. 90
4. s. Egan, city marshal 100 90