The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1910-04-23


and poundkeeper. submitted the fol
lowing report:
Cairo, ILL.,, March ST. 1910.
TO the Hon, the Mayor and the City
CouLcil. Cairo, Illinois.
Gentlemen:
| hereby report the names Of per-
sons paying their dog license for the
year 1910 since the last report as fol-
lows, to-wit: No. l01, Dixie Fox; 102,
All pryor: 1o3, Fred W. Cox; 1o4, w.
Reynolds; los, John Hayslep: LOG.
Arthur Thistlewood: lot Ed. j. Ste,
wart; 10S, John Clancy; 100. r. G.
Clendenen; ITO, Mrs. e, Jones; Ill,
Eli, Pink; H.. Or. McNemer; 113
Eliza A. Copeland. ILL., Ethel Wells;
lis. Lizzie Johnson; Zig. James John
son; LII. Earl Brennan, lis. +, l..
Moore, 100. L. Myers.
10 checks at S2.no each. ,.. $500
Treasurers receipt attached. $500
Respectfully submitted.
JOHN sHEEIAN,
Collector.
On motion of Alderman Greaney
the report was referred to the city
comptroller
Reports Of Committees.
The street committee reported rec
9mmendiEg that the mayor and city
clerk be authorized ana instrucseit
sign, on behalf Of the city, con-
tract covering period Of six years
from date Of signing, with The Cairo
Electric < Traction Company for sup,
plying the city with not less than
ninety electric arc lamps, known rs
the Westinghouse Magnetic, four
ampere lamps. as at present located
aud such additional lamps Of the type
named al the city council may from
time to time order, same TO be Kept
burning from dusk to dawn each and
avery night Tor the sum OF $G.66 %
per light per month; and for replac,
ing all gas lights now being used for
street lighting with electric lights
consisting OF forty (Aol G. p., four am
pere series ineandescent lamps CT
he Tung ten type, said LIGHTS to he
placed upon arms properly extended
rom posts or poles, and to b. kert
urning from dusk to dawn each and
very night tor the sum OF si.92 per
light per moatn; same to be In num-
Der not less than 179 and such addi-
tional light as the council may from
time to time order at the same price
aer light The said company to fur
lish free Of cost to the city eight Of
sail last described lights free OF cost
to the city tor lighting Halliday Park,
said lights to be placed on ornamen,
saI iron posts and kept burning upon
said poles each and every night from
dusk till dawn; sail company fur
her to furnish without additional
cost to the city such number of said
asst described lamps as the city coun>
III and the said company may asroe
upon as neces airy to properly light
St. Mary's Park. said lights to be
kept lighted each and every night
from May list to November LIST. dur
ing the life Of this contract. The
sail company further to light the
arch at the corner OF Eighth street
md Commercial avenue each and ev-
cry night from dusk until ten o'clock
without cost TO the city, during the
life Of this contract: the said com
3any further to light the council
chamber anil all city offices in the
buildings numbered iii and 1113
Commercial avenue at fiat rate of
$500 per annum during the life Of
his contract
In connection with tire above men
iorcd contract the said Cairo Fec
RIG G Traction Co filed in writing,
with the mayer the proposal, made
" II 10 light tic armory Of Company
<. |. N, g.. fer fat rate Of $4,000 per
annum, and TO accept from the said
%. X, 5000 in settlement Of the
present account og said CO. X
amounting to $4,000. and, within two
months from date to put into effect
or residence lighting rate not to
exceed Is cents per killowatt for cur
rent used, with discount Of ten per
>ent for prompt payment.
Alderman Greancy moved the re-
1oft ko received and mayor author
zed to gign the contract on behalf of
the city, The motion wa adopted
by the following vote: Aye Rrrke,
sanncn, Davis, Ferguson, German,
Greanev, Kallv. Mcdaniel. Magner
Meehan. scullin and Williams-12.
Nay Nellisv-1
Mr.. Y A. McI anghli1. general sup
If The said Cairo Flee
tric & Traction ComHanv, appeared
md agreed to furnish tho eisv's fire
departments with lights at five cents
oet tilowatts.
Alderman Melt thfrcr on asked
q have Nis vote changed from Nay"
to "Ayc."
The committee on Gains ard ac
cunts. together with the respective
committees to whom they had been
reported recommending pay