The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1908-05-11
spective committees.
Resolutions and Motions,

Resolutions and Motions.
Alderman Scullin offered the following
resolution.
Resolved: That the city attorney
be and he is hereby instructed to pre-
pare and present to this council the
draft OF an ordinance limiting the
number OF saloons In this city To sixty,
beginning with January LIST. 1903; the
said ordinance to provide further that
in case OF revocation Of any license no
new license to be Issued In its stead.
the said ordinance to provide further
that no license for a new location be
issued in addition to the ones now IA
force for the current year
Alderman Magner moved the adcp
ton OF the resolution The motion was
adopted.
Alderman Davis offered the follow.
ing resolution:
| Resolved That the city attorney be
and is hereby instructed to draft al
ordinance for concrete sidewalk 10
/ feet in width on south side OF Ten h
| street from west side OF Commerei |
avenue to east side, Of Washlngt IN
avenue.
| Alderman Meehan moved the ado
on OF the resolution, Tire motion
was adopted.
| Alderman Nellis offered the follow
| ng resolution.
| Resolved. That the wa.er tank
low located al the roiner CT Division
and Washington avenue b. removed
~ to where Washington avenue alt
Sycamore street intersect.
On motion Of Alderman Nellis 4 Q
| resolution was referred to the sire
committee
Alderman Burke offered the fol
owing resolution.
Resolved. That a gas lamp be
,laced at southwest corner Of Twelfth
and Poplar streets.
On motion Of Alderman Burke the
resolution was referred TO the street
committee.
I Alderman Burke offered the fol
lowing resolution:
Resolved; that the gas lamp pest
/ on north side of Tenth street between
Commercial and Poplar be put in
4 lighting order
4 On motion Of Alderman Burke the
resolution was referred to the street
committee
1 Miscellaneous Business.
4 Chairman Meehan, Of the street
4 committee submitted communica-
4 tinn from the Home Telephone COM
oany of Cairo, In which 1t stated It
had selected olive green as the color
il desired TO use in painting its poles
and desired to be advised ii this Is
satisfactory
4 Alderman Meehan moved the selec-
1 ton OF the color mentioned be ap
4 proved and the city clerk instructed
SO to notify the Home Telephone
company.
The motion was adopted.
| w p. Greaney submitted In writ
lug his resignation, as deputy city
ltrcasurer and stated that hereafter all
| receipts aud reports win be signed
land certified to by Thos. Il. Mahoney
Alderman Nellls moved the resig
nation be accepted. The motion was
adopted
Alderman ScullIn, called the atten-
ton of the council to the bad condi
ton Of the sewer on Second street
1 caused from use Of same by the Gas
company
j Alderman Koehler moved the mat.
ter be referred to street committee
and city engineer with Instructions to
report next meeting. The motion was
| adopted.
The mayor presented the resigna,
| ton of DR. J. J. Rendleman as park
| commissioner
Alderman Nellis moved the resigna.
ton be accepted. The motion was
adopted.
The clerk opened and read bids a.
follows, received by the city engineer
for construction of cement sidewalks
| tianes a. Son. under ordinances 1913,
20, 1856, 1871, $40 at ~ cents per square
| foot
| A. s. Fraser, under ordinances 1873,
1873. 1877, 1885, 1876, lao at 1875 cents pei
| foot
| w. X. Halliday under ordinances l2s
l29, 1871, 1876 at Is cents per SQUARE
foot
Alderman KoehIer moved the bids s.
be referred 10 the street committee
Fhe motion was adopted
The mayor introduced Alderman
Cannon who addressed the council
briefly.
Alderman Meehan moved to adj
ourn The motion was adopted.
The council then adjourned
ROBERT A. HATCHER,
City Clerk