The Cairo bulletin., 1913-05-31
md lot %. h!oek 30. city.


! Commissioner >Keilg moved ths
petitions be granted provided they
are constructed in a good and sub
stantial manner, thoroughly braced
| and to the satisfaction OF the Com
missioner of Streets and Public I'M
provements; and further, that they
be removed within ten days notice
by the city authorities when SO or
dcrcd
The motion was adopted by the
following vote; Aye---Fohchter.
Howley, Kelly and Wood, f. Maya
none.
Peter Lind, assistant chief of nre
department, reported that he had
suspended indefinitely Captain We'd
ding on the 3fst day OF March, 1914.
for INSTRUMENTATION and being intox-
icated while on duty and conduct UNI
4 becoming captain Of a fire station
The report was referred to the de-
partment of public health and safe
ty under the rules.
Petitions.
Building petitions were read as
follows:
Valentine Resch, to erect pigeon
! house. 16 #. by 16 IT.. to be elevat
cd about ten feet from the ground,
on lot 8, block 50, city---100S Wash
ington.
w. P. LalIue, to erect a one-story
stucoo cottage, lots and 8. block
A. Feuchtar and Lansden Addition
Thirty-hfth street.
| Mrs Molle Meehan, to remodel
dwelling house. to cost about 81
100000 lots 33 and "a, block 81.
city
Under the rules the petitions We're
referred to the commissioner OF pub
lie property
Cairo Electric and Traction Com
pany petitioned the council for per
mission to lay a switch track on
Railroad street to connect the track
of said company with property Of
Cairo Brewing Company.
Commissioner Kelly moved the
matter he referred to the commits
sioner of public affairs The mbtion
was adopted by the following vote.
Aye---Feuchter, IIowley, Kelly and
! Wood. 4 nay---none.
designations were read as fol
| lows: G. w. Mills as police con
stable, Harry Jones as police con-
stable, John Sheehan as street sup
oryisor and poundkceper, Frank J..
|Fitzgcrald as police constable with
special duties as assistant health Of
Ihcer
Commissioner Howley moved 70
Iaccept the resignation Of the several
Iofhcers Just read by the clerk. The
Imotion Was adopted by the following
vote: AVE. euchter, Howley, KEEL
lily and Wood, 4 !; nay none.
New Business.
Official bonds were presented and
read as follows Ernest Nordman
lefty comptroller: Thos. A. Fuller.
lchief of police; G. D. Nichols, police
constable; Chas r. Beard, police
constable; Chas. o. Mckinney, police
constable.
Commissioner Feuehter moved
that the several bonds of the Officers
as read by the clerk be approved. The
motion was adopted by the following
vote: Aye--Feuchter, Howley, KeI-
| ly and Wood, 4 nay---none.
Commissioner of Public Affairs in
troduced and had read at length an
ordinance entitled "An ordinance
creating the office Of poundmastor
md defining his duties"
Commissioner Wood moved the
adoption OF the ordinance. The mo.
ton was adopted by the followine
vote. Aye---Feuchter, Howlcy, Kel
| ly and Wood, 4; nay---none.
| Commissioner of Public Property
| introduced and had read at length
Ian ordinance entitled "An ordinance
liking the salaries os various city OF
Il
ldcials,'
| Commissioner; Fedehter moved tina
1.-THE ordinance just read be laid owe
TIN next regular meeting, June :
,I1913. The motion was adopted b,
1.-THE following vote: Aye---Feuehter
lHowley, Kelly and Wood; nay
inone.
II Commissioner Wood recommends
I the appointment Of Angus Leek a
4 corporation counsel for the term end
+ ling April 30, 1914, and moved hi
S leIection as such Tho motion wa
g adopted by the following vote: Ay
i l---Feuchter, Hewley, Kelly an
Wood, 4 nay---none.
II Commissioner Kelly moved that !
liz. Dacres be appointed to ill II
lpositions of street supervisor an
poundmaster for the term endin
i April 20, 1914. The motion ";
d adopted by the following vote: AZ
Howley, Kelly an
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