The Cairo bulletin., 1908-10-16
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Washington Avenue and Twelfth Street


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H. fourth addition-2400 Walnut.
James j. Mackey. to raise six feet
repair and make addition to house
Inow situated on lot So block 2G, first
addition.
James ]. Mackey. to erect two mod
ern frame cottages to cost about ST.,
SEQ each on lots 80 aud 81; block %,
first addition.
Chas. Pink to raise and remodel at a
cost of about $4,000, his residence now
situated on lots and s. block so,
leity-SI3-Sl5 Washington.
Mrs. N J. Eichenberger. to erect
one-story frame store building lSx
E35 feet to cost about $500 on lot II
block 3 Feuchter & Lansden addition
| Carrie l.. Sells, TO erect onestory
frame cottage on lot 81. block G5, first
addition.
Richard Jackson, to erect a 4.room
dwelling house on lot 40, block Is
| first addition 20S Twehty-sixth
street.
G. A. Temple. to erect a two.story
frame residence to cost $4,000 on lots
,37 and 3S, block lG, fourth addition.
Mary E. Freeman, to erect a one
story, six-room cottage to cost about
$1,000 on lot 80, block 49, first addition
80 Twenty-fourth.
On motion of Alderman Davis the
petitions were referred to the building
committee.
Alderman Scullin moved that re-
cess of five minutes be taken to give
the building committee time to con
slider and report The motion was
adopted.
After recess the building committee
reported recommending that permits
be granted as follows:
Trustees of the First NJ. E. church
to erect two-story frame dwelling of
ten rooms 10 cost about $4,000 on lot
40 and parts of lots /, 2. and ., block
ca. city-40s Eighth street.
Samuel G. Richardson, to erect a
modern two-story frame dwelling on
lots 80 and "a. block &c. fourth addi.
ton.
Miles G. Axley, TO erect a shed ~
ks, u feet high on rear of lot >
block SIS. city,
Alderman Neilis moved the report
be received and permits granted as
recommended, The motion was adopt
ed.
Chairman Scullin of the building
committee at this point submitted
TO- the inspection Of the aldermen
a preliminary plan of the proposed
third fire station.
Lep Lazarus presented the follow
inS communication:
Cairo H.. Sept %. 1908.
City Council. City:
Dear Sirs This is to notify you
that | consider myself no longer a
boEdsman OF Charles Powers on his
saloon bond. Please notify him to
that effect and oblige.
Truly yours.
CSiened, LEP LAZARUS,
Alderman Nellis moved the city
clerk be instructed to notify Mr.. Lara
rus that it would be necessary for
him to take proper legal steps to be
released from said bonds The mo-
ton was adopted.
viii r. Webster submitted new
state and city retail liquor dealer
bonds for lot II. block /, city. AMI
lot 3 black %, city. respectively
On motion OF Alderman Meehan
the bonds were referred to the
fir ance committee
Official bonds were read as fol-
i6ws
Edward p Magner. police con
stable. and Walter b. Bennett and
Joseph Steger. firemen.
on motion of Alderman Greaney
the bonds we're referred to the
finance committee
Claims and Accounts.
The regular salary bilfswas pre-
scented as follows
Cairo. Illinois. September 30. 1908 /
City OF Cairo. DR.: To the following /
named persons for salary FOR services ]
rendered in September. 1908 to the /
amount set opposite their respective |
names as follows. tO-Wit:
George Parsons. mayor ....s So. 80 /
Robt A. Hatcher. city clerk o.. IS 90 I
Ernest Noriman. city comp. S. 90 i
ThOs. f MahOney. city treas. 900 4
Prank # Moore. city attorney. 50 90
A J. Ross. police magistrate. p. %
NJ :. Egan. city marshal 80. 100 90
J. q. Cowell sergt. Of police 50 90
Fred Fofheinz. police con. .. 20 90
John Glade. police con. 900. "a. 90
James HIgiin. police con ..- 20 % +