The Cairo bulletin., 1909-03-10
BUS|NESSSESS|ON
BY CITY COUNCIL
ORDINANCES TO REDUCE SAL
ARIES OF ATTORNEY AND
TREASURER LAID OVER.
70 INCREASE REVENUE
Again Subject of Resoiution-AnnuaI
Tax tevying Ordnance Adopt
ed-Troute About Tenn
porary Walks.

There was present His Honor
! Mayor Parsons, AMI Aldermen Koch
Ter NTagner, Burke, Ferguson Or a
Iney, German, Kelly, Thistlewood
NelIis. Davis. Cannon and Meehaa.
The mayor stated he had received
con- uunication from the Directing
Foard Of tho Pure Ballot League, Civ.
ing a list of names Of citizens from
hem the League wished q have he
ouneil elect one Judge and one CLERK
of election in each ward He said the
League had decided not TO attend
the council meeting tn a body as had
been suggested. but to leave the mat
ter entirely in the hands of the city
lecuncil lie was pleased TO have
citizens take an active interest in city
affairs and make such suggestions
from time to time as they deemed
proper for the guidance Of their rer-
resentatives. If such suggestions
were made in the proper spirit.
The expense bill of the delegation
lac Padrcah was presented. amount
ing to S3q90, on account OF quaran-
tine It was allowed with other bills
Tie mayor said he had word from
,1, NJ tho o1r,r,f+rae,,,er ornrfoto.I
NV ,ba rninois r,ayors IN ,.isit snr,no.
field in the interest of a new revenue
law, that there would he a meeting
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90 20 9i'Fttis''e50t today
me aHi'''aI TAX 'e'y oI"Ihance was
'1ol''e' ediilns lor >4-''oo lor cor
~. ,,' '''o'' 'aA's' an" l"o MINIS III
.'.rals 'aA'
p''l"s u id'oi at city puiuIs
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~ imam ge - ie'0'e 9aldiS Oh clty
y e"SuIet ~ 30 per month was iai"
VT w iholioH 81 Aldermen Mems
'i'- ,7'ls
o'"'I0'lee 's.'"c''lE sa'aI% OF c.l
attorney 10 80 per month was lala
over on MOTION Oh Aldermen Burke
''u i'lStie ecu.
e'.-'oIS I,F transfer Of licenses
rom e. =, = + l'~@erald' lhonlas Gard
~ aI' ,NIclois * oyess, ana lor new
'eeHSe TOT caro- brewing COMPANY
"g,e +rd''lFd'
luton loL sa!ooh incense at Nine
cent" ana FopiaF streets was no
Noi 'e' on ana ac1ioh was deteFref
~ oon.il4I'ee.
Fe'ltioh OF a. T. Alkenn for dram
mon license at Planters House ais
"ho'eSaie license was laid over or
vote oI committee.
Alderman Nellis started the usual
roy D'e ABOUT repairing or rebuilding
temporary walks He wanted a walk
.epaife1 On Nineteenth street. then
alderman cannon wanted one re
''ieu Oh i"Nhtf-tnlrd street; Alder
van Wagner sald IhrtF-iourth stTee'
'uSAt 10 nave IKE attention; Alder
pan Kelley said TWenty-first, Twen
N'9acCAd, IWeniNthird, Twenty
oullh' IWen5vtitth and Twenty
lNth streets should have walks re
aired. and Alderman Ferguson sail
mere was a walk needed on Cedar
.'reet The whole matter was finally
'eierred TO the city engineer and
treet committee
Alderman Meehan called attention
o the trimmings from trees being
H.cd up on paved streets-waecn
oads OF 1t in one pile and asked f
was the sense Of the city council
nat the city ought to remove such
No action was taken
On motion Of Alderman Grpaaey
be mavor was directed 10 conerJt
h'Hts 10 do the city's general legal