The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1909-12-21

"Sprinkling lawns, pavements an
/, streets per standard lot of $500 SC
feet:
I FIRST lot, .................. "a 90
Each additional lot ..... 2. so
Corner lots extra, each lineal
| foot on side street ~,
Automatic lawn sprinklers, meter.
only.
Laundry tubs, trays or bins or
or basement sinks, each
faucet 80. :. :. so
Stop sinks, each faucet ..... 80
Kitchen sinks, if additional to
first tap, each faucet ..... rs
Wash stands, if additional to
first wash stand, each faucet .00
Mr.. Beeber, representing the Cairo
Water Company and Mr.. David Lans
den, representing the special commit
tee on water rates were given the
privilege of the floor
After discussion by these gentle
men the amendment offered by Alder
man Burke was lost by the following
vote: Aye-None. Burke, Can.
non. Davis, Ferguson, German,
Greaney, Kelly. Koehler, Mcdaniel,
Magner Meehan, N'ellis, Scullin and
Williams--l4.
The motion of Alderman Nelis to
adopt as read was then adopted by the
following vote: Aye-Burke, Cannon,
Davis, Ferguson, German, Greaney,
Kelly, Koehler, Mcdaniel, Magner.
Meehan, Nellis, Scullin and Williams
ii. Nay-None.
Alderman Meehan moved the order
of business be confined to reports of
committee on st. Louis & Cairo Rail
way company ordinance and COM
mittee on claims and accounts. The
motion was adopted unanimously.
The ordinance and street commit
tees reported that they had careful
ly examined the ordinance entitled
AN ordinance granting the Cairo &
st. Louis Railway Company, a corpor,
alton organized under the laws of the
State of Illinois, its successors lessees
and assigns, the right to construct
lease, maintain and operate railway
in Railroad Street from a point op.
posite the north line of Lot numbered
Twelve (12), in Block numbered Thir.
teen Q3), in Railroad Addition to the
City of Cairo, to and across the inter.
section of Eighth Street. in the City
Of Cairo, illinois," and that they had
made certain changes in and amend.
ments to said ordinance and recon-,
mended that the ordinance embody-
ng said changes and amendments be
adopted.
Alderman Meehan moved the re-
port be received and ordinance placed
IN second reading. The motion was
adopted. The ordinance, as amended,
vas then placed on second reading
md read at length.
Alderman Cannon moved the adopt-
on of the ordinance as read and |
recommended. The motion was adopt !
I'd by the following vote: Ave |
burke, Cannon, Davis, Ferguson, Cor
nan, Greaney, Kelly, Koehler, Nc !
Daniel. Magner Meehan. Nelis, Soul
in and Williams.-14. Ney-None. I
The committee on claims and ac-
cunts, together with the respective |
committees to whom they had been
eferred reported recommending pay
nent of the following:
Claims and Accounts.
lartin ODonohue, foreman of
street gang, Nov. 1909 ....$ so 90
ohm Holland, 20h days on
streets, Nov 1909 ........ 30.75
ames Long, 20 days on strets
Nov. 1909 ............ 80. 90
Viii Taylor, 16R days on /
streets, Nov. 1909 .......... 24.75'
ohm Higgins, "a days ON
streets, Nov. 1909 ....... Sc 90
.ouis Christmas, 1917 days on
streets, Nov. 1909 ........ 1925
len Lytton, 241a days on
streets, Nov. 1909 ........ 3G.75'
Ienry Collier, 1914 days on
streets, Nov. 1909 ........ 1925
Will Fowler, II days on stretes
Nov. 1909 .,............... $500
teve Doane, 23R days on
streets, No. 1909 ......... 1926
at Kennedy, 22h days on
streets, Nov. 1909 ....... 1915
ohm Massey, 20 days on
streets, Nov. 1909 ........ $3.50