The Cairo bulletin., 1912-05-24

the principal cities OF the United
0 states. free Of cost and maintenance
to said city. Said William Robinson
s being allowed to place on all boxes
the names and places Of reputable
business houses as compensation for
installation and up-keep OF said re-
o ceptacles, said receptacles to be-
leone the property OF the city of
/ Cairo at the expiration of one year.
Alderman Magner moved the pc
tion be referred to the street COM
s mittee with power to act. The mo-
ton was adopted by the following
8 vote: Aye--Cox, Fry Greaney,
Hurd, Kelly. Magner, Nicholson,
10 Neff, Saup and Walsh-10. Nay
None.
Resolution and Motions.
The following resolution, signed
. by Alderman Faudree, was present
ed and read:
Resolved; That the city comp
troller be and he Is hereby directed
to advertise fol- bids for sprinkling
and cleaning and removing the
refuse from all brick paved streets.
from curb to curb. The contractor
to furnish all labor, teams ma
chinery, water and everything
16 necessary to carry on the work, The
comptroller to be furnished with de-
tails, to make the advertisement
lmore explicit, by the street commit
tee. and the bids to be received at
first regular meeting in June
Alderman Nicholson moved the
adoption of the resolution. The mo-
A. ton was adopted.
Alderman Hurd introduced the
following resolution:
Resolved: That fire plug be In
stalled at Bro st. and Jeffei son ave
On motion of Alderman Hurd the
resolution was referred to the pump
and water supply committee.
Alderman Cox introduced the fol-
flowing resolution:
Resolved: That fire plug be
placed on West 23rd street, 200 feet
west OF Holbrook avenue.
On motion OF Alderman Cox the
resolution was referred to the street
committee
Alderman Hurd introduced the
following resolution.
Resolved: That the chairman OF
the board Of health be authorized TO
63 purchase lime and such other disin-
fectants as he may deem necessary
to use in vaults and sipe holes in the
lCity OF Cairo
Alderman Hurd moved the adop-
ton of the resolution The motion
was adopted by the following vote:
Aye-Cox. Fry, Greaney, Hurd,
Kelly, Magner, Nicholson, Neff
Saup and Walsh--10. Nay---None
Alderman Walsh moved that the
lefty employ counsel at 4 cost not ex-
ceeding $3.50 for the defense of Gus
Johnson, police constable, who is in
iicted for the killing of Napoleon
Lipe.
"a The mayor pro tenn. stated that in
conversation with the mayor before
his departure for Washington, the
mayor had stated that ii was his de-
sire the city should provide counsel
sc % defend the said Johnson, and that
lrd he acting on the wish expressed by
oal the mayor, had taken up the matter
md with the police, Jail and fire commit
ere &c and had ascertained that the ser
vices OF NJ J. O'Shea might be Sc
the cured for the sum of $3.50 40.
be Alderman Saup stated that the
the oourt had already appointed said at
on torney for the defense.
fol- Alderman Neff moved as an
ca amendment that the mayor be en-
lel- powered to secure the services of
10 Attorney NJ. J. O'Shea to defend
IOffieer Johnson at a cost not exceed
OF ing $3.50 90, provided he had not al
the ready been appointed by the court;
be should the court have done so, then
md he to receive only 100000 from the
no city
Alderman Walsh accepted the
M amendment and the amendment was
re- adopted by the following vote: Aye
= Cox, Fry, Greaney. Hurd, Kelly.
the Magner, Nicholson, Neff, Saup and
led Walsh--10 Nay--None.
tth Alderman Nicholson introduced
OF an ordinance entitled IAN ordinance
,6s requiring all travelling or transient
IN photographers operating camera
an along any OF the public streets or
public places within the city to pay
re- a license Amount of license and
we'd penalty for violation" which ordi-
ad- nance was read at length and, on
fhe motion of Alderman Magner, refer
ond red to the ordinance committee.
Alderman Walsh introduced the
the following resolution:
cad Resolved: That the city herewith
was dispense with the services OF Spec
Aye ial Attorney Leek.
lily Alderman Cox moved the adoption
up lof the resolution.
Alderman Magner moved 10 amend
ted by referring to the board OF local
be improvement.
RS The amendment of Alderman Mag
ad- ner was adopted.
OF Miscellaneous Business.
ift Official bonds OF newly appointed
officers were presented and read as
use follows
fire Ernest Nordman, city comptroller:
sh W. Lutz, city iailer; John Sheehan,
street supervisor, John Sheehan.
one puLndkeeper; Martin S. Egan, city
70 marshal; aJmes G. Cowell. night ser
an geant; John Glade. viii Evans. A.
ocE | s. Hawley, Frank Shelves, win p
oct Egan, Frank Hagey, Harry Jones,
ran Steve 0'Loughln, G. w. Mills, Frank
md J. Fitzgerald, AL. Miller. VIM. o.
ut Griffin, John Wade. Edward Moore,
,ck James Higlen, Edw. A. Powers, Sam
Lollis and John Terry, police con-
re. stables; A, Houghl'n, night police
40. clerk: Peter Lind, assistant chief of
vas fire department; Richard Jones, w
Aye y, Bennett and II, l.. Wedding, cap
Ily tains of fire department; Roy Clark.
nm Reuben McCrite, VIM. p. Monarch.
VIM. Walker, Jesse McCrite, VIM, j.
Walder, Thos. MeNeely Robt Smith,
on L VIII GilleSpie John Collins Joe