The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1912-07-12

ft'fs'' oetcu 50 10 tTdnS1cr. me mol
tion was adopted by the followinesI
vote; Aye-Cox. Faudree, Fer,
guson' Flack. Fry. Greaney. KellysI
Magner, Nicholson. Neff, Saup Ser,
bian and Walsh--IS. Nay--NoneI
The finance committee reported
recommending the'approval of the
state and city retail LIQUOR
dealer bonds of Cairo Brew
Ing Company at lot s.lI
block IS. first addition. Alderman
Neff moved the report be received
and bonds approved as recommend
ed. The motion was adopted by the
following vote. Aye-Cox, Faudree
Ferguson. Flack. Fry, Greaney, KEEL
ly. Magner, Nicholson, Neff, saup.
Serbian and Walsh-13. Nay-None
Albert A. Swoboda petitioned the
council to transfer the interest held
by him in the dramshop license OF
Gus. w. Albert A. and Robt. J. Swo- /
boda at 1801-1S03 Poplar street.
lots | and 2, first addition, to Gill
bert r. Swoboda, which petition
was accompanied by the state and
city retail liquor dealer bonds or
the said Gus. W.. Robt J. and Gill
bert r. Swoboda for the remainder
OF the year 1912, at the said last
mentioned location.
The Halliday Rittenhouse Com
pany petitioned the council for per-
mission to excavate a portion Of the
street and brick pavement on Com
mercial avenue in front Of house
numbered 709 Commercial avenue,
which petition was accompanied by
bond of 5000 for the restoration
of said avenue.
John Scheel made application for
license to trench and excavate In
the streets. avenue and alley of the
city. which application was accom-
panied by his bond of 100000 as
required by ordinance.
Official bonds were presented as
follows: Gus Johnson, police con-
stable; Willard Mason and Charles
O'Connel, firemen.
Alderman Neff moved that the
application to transfer dramshop
license be referred to the police. Jail
and fire committee, the applications
for opening streets to the street COM
mittee and the bonds to the finance
committee and that q recess of five
minutes be taken. The motion was
adopted unanimously
After recess the police, jail and
fire committee reported recommend
ing that the interest Of Albert A.
Swoboda in the dramshop license
now held by Gus. w, Albert A. and
Robt. J. Swoboda at lots 1 and 2.
block 90. first addition. be trans
ferred to Gilbert r. Swoboda. AL
derman Neff moved the report be-
received and recommendation con-
Cured in and The city clerk instruct
ed 50 10 transfer. The motion was
adopted by the following vote: Aye
Cox. Faudree, Ferguson, Flack.
Fry. Greaney. Kelly, Magner, Mich
elson, Neff. Saup, Serbian and
Walsh-13. Nay-None.
The street committee reported
recommending that the applications
of Halliday Rittenhouse Company
and John Scheel, respectively. be
granted.
Alderman Neff moved the reports
be received aud recommendations
concurred in. The motion was
adopted by the following vote: Aye
Cox, Faudree. Ferguson. Flack,
Fry, Greaney. Kelly, Magner, Mich
elson, Neff, saup. Serbian and
Walsh-13. Nay--None.
The finance committee reported
recommending the approval of the
state and city retail liquor dealer
bonds of Gus. W., Robt. J. and Gill
bert r. Swoboda for the remainder
OF the year 1912, at lots / and 2.
block so, first addition; the bond of
Halliday Rittenhouse Company for
opening street in front of 709 Com
mercial avenue, the Plumbers bond
of John Scheel and the official bonds
of Gus Johnson, police constable.
and Willard Mason and Charles
O'Connel, firemen.
Alderman Neff moved the re-
ports be received and bonds APP
proved as recommended The motion
was adopted by the fullowing vote:
Aye-Cox, Faudree, Ferguson,
Flack, Fry, Greaney, Kelly, Magner.
Nicholson Neff, Saup, Serbian and
Walsh-13. Nay---None.
Building petitions were read as
follows:
E. c. Handy, to erect stucco
cottage, six rooms, to cost about
$1S00.00, lot 10, block 2, Feuchter
& Lansden addition.
Alex Saxton, to erect one-story
business house, 23x98, metal sheath