The Cairo bulletin., 1910-10-14
TOMORROW
SEATS SELLING.

Their, recommending that the fence
along the Washington avenue side OF
the city's lots between Fifteenth and
Sixteenth streets. be moved back 100
feet and the space between the fence,
as changed, he prepared for a grass
plat.
Alderman Scull'n moved the report
be received and recommendation con-
CURED in. The motion was adopted
by the following vote: Aye-Cannon
Faudree, Greaney, Mcdaniel, Nellis.
Scullin, Walsh, Williams-S Nay
Ferguson, Kelly.
Petitions.
i d. w. Mcpherson pettioned the
council to transfer the dramshop liz
cense heretofore granted him at lot
IS, block A, city, l415 Washington
avenue, to J. 7. Nichols & s. L. Stegg
J which petition was accompanied by
the state and city retail liquor dealer
bonds of said Nichols & Stegg at the
said location.
s. j. Nicholson and Sam Story Pc
,titioned the council for pawnbrok.
Ter license for the remainder of the
year at lot 3, block n, first addi
ton. which petition was accompanied
iby the bond of said Nicholson &
Story.
Official bonds We're submitted as
follows: G. w. Mills, police con-
stable, John Terry, police constable;
l.. II. Paul, police constable.
| Alderman Sculln moved the petit
tons be referred to the police, jail
land fire committee and the bonds to
the finance committee and a recess of
\ five minutes taken. The motion was
adopted unanimously.
| After recess the police, jail and
fire committee reported recommend
ing that the petition OF D. w MGr'ner
son and of S. ]. Nicholson e Sam
Story be granted, %
Alderman Greaney moved the re-
port be received and recommenda-
tons concurred in. The motion was
adopted by the following vote: Aye
Cannon, Faudree. Ferguson, Greaney,
Kelly, Mcdaniel, Nellis, Scullin.
Walsh and Williams--10. Nay-None.
The finance committee reported
i recommending the approval of bonds
as follows: Dramshop, J. T. Nichols
d s. l.. Steggs, lot s. block A, city;
pawnbroker, S. J. Nicholson q Sam
| Story, lot 3, block q, first addition:
Official G. w Mills, John Terry and
l.. II. Paul. police constabes.
Alderman Cannon moved the report
be received and bonds approved as
recommended, The notion was
adopted by tina following vote: Aye
Cannon. Faudree, Ferguson. Grea-
Iney, Kelly Mcdaniel Nellis, Scullin,
Walsh, Williams-1O. Nay-None.
| Building petitions were read as fol-
lows:
| j. p. Taylor to erect a two: story
store and dwelling, 22x5O It. to cost
$l5)0.00 or 100000, on lot block 63,
first addition, 3115 Sycamore street
| George Robertson, TO place a small,
ready-made building about exc to be
used for candy shop on lot /, block
"a, city. 1901 Walnut street.
Mrs. J. f English, to erect fuel
shed on lots 81 and %, block &c, city,
tcorner of Fifth and Jefferson.
Alderman Scullin moved the petit
tons be referred to the builling com.
mittee and recess of five minutes
be taken. The motion was adopted
unanimously
After recess the building committee
reported recommending that permit
for the petition of ]. p. Taylor, men.
toned above, be granted
Alderman Greaney moved the re.
port be received and permit granted
as recommended. The motion was
adopted unanimously:
The building committee reported
further, recommending that permit be
not granted George Robertson to
erect a exc building on lot /, block
"a, city. Alderman Greaney moved
the report be received and recommen-
iation concurred in. The motion was
adopted unanimously.
| the owners of all the property
abutting on Twenty-seventh street
between Washington avenue and Elm
street petitionel the council to grade
| the sail street between the points
named and to place thereon gravel
now being or to be removed from
other streets and to otherwise do the
necessary work to complete said
block in uniformity with the contin.
uation OF said street west of Washing.
ton avenue; said property owners
agreeing al their own expense, upon
the city carrying out the work above
mentioned, to privately and at onae
construct concrete curb and gut.
ter along said street between the
points named
Alderman Greaney novel the petit
ton be referred to the street commit
tee. The motion was adopted.
Claims and Accounts.
The regular salary bill was present
ed as follows:
Aiiro, ILL.,, September so, 1910.
City of Cairo, Dr.. 4.
To the following named persons
for salary for services rendered In