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Rm THE CAIRO BULLETIN, MONDAY MORNING, JUNE 15, 1903
mm
AIRDOM
The Merrymakers Musical Comedy Co.
25PE0PLE-25. MOSTLY GIRLS.
I5"-Big Song Hits15. 8Qriginal Simiays Acrobatic Dancers 8
Special Sctncry, Pretty Costumes, Startling Electrical Effects.
o iviusicai uonieoies
Monday and Tuesday
'Till: LITTLE WIDOW"
Wednesday and Thursday
THE RAJAH'S DAUGHTER."
Eiday and Saturday
Lr theatre
ONE WEEK
Commencing
THE AMERICAN BEAUTY CHORUS.
PRICES 2
5 and 50c
"ATRIP TO SWITZERLAND"
TONIGHT
i ii
ma ixvt Ki.iij.priN
akid Hi U. Curo Penttfflc toi li.iuxitil.i
Uroufk ttia mail. t ttwosd-alMi ;
THE WEATHER
Yesterday's Cairo Temperature.
Maximum
Minimum
At 7 p. in
At 1-' midnight (street record)
ALLEGED GRAFTERS
OF PENNSYLVANIA CAPITOL AC
QUITTED OF CHARGE OF
CONSPIRACY.
iMU:ICAL COMEDY CO.1. v
Five Former Officers Released Leav
ing to Be Determined Guilt or
Innocence of Congress
Man Cassel.
General Conditions.
Tim day was fair with a stiff bruize
f loin the north xv est.
Sun a:-.d Moon.
Sun will rise today 4:2S a in
SSun will fit t today 7:d2 p m
Moon will rise tonight '.:' p in
Note: The above sun an. I nv on
record is for Illinors and approxi
mates the record at Cairo within a
few minutes.
Washington Forecast.
Washington, June 11. ILLINOIS
Pair Monday; Tuesday iticreiisttur
cloudiness and wanner, probably lo
cal showers; light north win. Is be
coming variable.
tf tfttMtMtf tttttttt
x i
S MCU0 nCTUC DUCDO
3 11 u ro ui nil niiL.no
rn rrt ran?? srnrrr
The river marked :;3.2 feel on th:-j
Cairo gauge last evening, showing h 1
fall of 0.2 of a foot, in 21 hours. i
The Liberty went down th-.; river
yesterday with an excursion patty, to
m-iow (..ominous, returning last evon
In? and going out with another, Re
turning from the second excursion and
trying to land at iVMiekliffe she was
caught on a sand bar where she re
mained severe! hours. The steamer
Three States with an excursion of W.
O. W. coming r. from the lower river.
pulled the Liberty off. It tools an hour
and a half to accomplish it.
The Fer.i Herold of Memphis was in
port half an hour yesterday afternoon
from Memphis bound for St. Louis.
The Harvester from St. Ixmis, pass
ed to Paducah with empties.
Han isbiirg. I'a.. June If After
being out 22 hours, the jury in the
ease of the i e men charged xvitli
conspiracy to defraud the stat1 by
renderiu a false bill f.,r metallic
furniture for the new (ap t 1. to !:n
bnught in a veidiit of not guilty.
Three ol the defendants, tenner Stat.
Treasurer V. E. Mnthu.s. former
Auditor Ceneral V. P. Snyder and
dailies II. Shuuiaker, former Sii erin
teiideut of Public Cicuuds and Puiid
jugs, were aocpiittel on binding in
structions front Judge Kunkie yester
day, leaving to b ib t -I'mined the in
noceuce or guilt of Congrt ssma i II.
Burd Caused and Je seph M. liottsfe n.
tile" other two accus-'il men. Cassei
is the head of the Pennsylvania. Co::
st ruction company which supplied the
canitol with alv ut $2.oH 0"io worth or
metallic furniture, and Huston is the
architect of the capitoi nad also the
designer of the fn'ir.s'uings or the
building.
The live defendants ware charged
with defrauding the state out of $3,
O'Jii in a bill for $17, una. frank Ir
vine, a traveling auditor fur the audi-
)jtor general's department, was a'so a
defendant, but he was granted a sev
erance because his mind gave way
during the trial, necessitating his re
moval to an insane hospital.
The trial ended yesterday i.-f the
st-( ond in the series of cases to be
brought in connection with the ai
leg -d capitoi frauds. At the first trla
Snyder. Mathues and Shunmker wit"i
John II. Sanderse n. a PhiUide'pf.?:-
contractor, were convict d cn cr ;
iSpiracy to defraud the state in con
nection with a woolen fuin!t-ir' con
tract. They have asked a n. ' Vi
and argument on the appeal w
At
the Airdome Toniqht With
Chorus and Fu.t r.iakers
Other Attractions.
B;3
Opening tonight at
dome tlieater for an
ime week only The
Musical Comedy Co.. in
of absolutely the kic s!
the New A i r
fV.lgageinellt of
Merryni ak rs
a repertoire
refined and
ly. ii'iis
ge W. Sis, ley. 1 " col
tax rec-dpts, May.
John K. Ue-ter. wa .aii:
and in t ices. Ma . . i ;e s
Ki ed (i. I'.ihr. siiiaen s,
engineer's c flie--. ;,:.iv,
Pantagtaph i'iiiitin; Co
lithograph bond-. Mav.
i ) h.',:i,
T
3c;i'.:i.i
.' r- X lie.
c r.liiia 11 c- and poiice.
colilluitlets reporte.l rei
i-lf
i:i s
r.
1 'i iS
funniest musical comedies ever wit
nevseil. a clever coniiiany id' twenty
live artists mcstiy cir'.s. prdtyj
dresses, scenic and electrical eff.( t-,
runny comedians, nn acirregation of
i-t.ir.--,, something entirely dinerent
than any flung ever given hr fnre at
this popular sirrw-r theater. Also
the eight oiiaiiial Suaiays. acrobati.
d.uii'c is. Three of t.,e best musica!
comedies ever written. Monday and
Tuesday -The Little Widow." Wed
nesday and ThiTsduv "The Rajah's
Pu'tchter," Friday and Se.t'pday. "A
Trip to Switzerland." Tonight t ie
funniest of all musical comedies "The
M. S. Kuan, fe d
i May. li-o.s
Hailiday-Kittenhc u.
tiical work, i-itv
I U'OS '.
tor
. Cc. ..'e -Olfics,
M y
Postal Telegraph Co..
sages. May. pic.s
1'nion Teleplione
April, 1!eiS
I -ni, n Tel. C l.
! !')'
Lbr., ICai's,
:i hi! s i
Central
! Tld: -.
Wi stern
I sa-.-es. May
P. T Langan
city Pound, (" bil si Ma-.
! P"s
Woodward Harda-" Co
Mes account i f o.-r'a. (
tills) May. pios
Ited Cress Drug Store, Ml.,,
c.f c ity c ft' res. Ma
1 !.
1 ,e a
I.T.b i
M.c 0
17.-1
! . !''.
2 . 1 '.
1.41
1 ni
fir.
in", th;
mi. iibc
l!i-d f
Aid.-
be r 'ceiv,
currtd in
Tl;e c rd'. atn
te-.'S 1 - -1 .(.) ( ,
it 1 J tie n e f a:'
n.M.t si
in. I Thistl-wood-- Kochlrr and
, hll-'Sevf e u t!
jail and Th-' police
Hum ud- ivptTted i
Creaney to
e sai I speci ii
jail and lire
COi!lille'l.i!!g
; the
lot
! tne c-r linauce restiie-ii:
i f '.ilcnis after ,l.inu-:i
i.';ty. b' noi. adoplef.
ni.ia Ne-llis moved the icpen!
i;id n co nnie'iidat ;ons con
The motion was adopted
and street evmniit
ii-comuieiidi:i'r the
f an e r.iinaue-e for a co
walk on seaitherly si, I
of
T. u
Illlo
. ! I
( !l
i': 1 ( ;
h stre c t fit m Cuiiimere ial
to Pi 'dar stre-l.
;leruia:i Melhan ino'ed the1
! rec. hed and oidiuaaee pi
econd r it ii.ig. The motion
ilVi
e-rve with
cummit'ce.
th'
ire Station No. 1, as
ling be allowed,
lis me. veil th" rope rt
reconi'iie iiilat ions e-ou-na
tie-n was adopted
te
l
or.d
ittle Widow."
w ill make you
Don't
lai.gn.
fail to sect it.
Prices 2-") and
a i cents.
Ope n at
Performance at S : 15. Doors
At the Arcade.
"A Pool and His Money Soon
Parted" will be the subject of the
picture at the Arcade on Kighth street
this afternoon and tonight.
JEALOUS MAN SUICIDES.
Jackson, Miss., Jan. II. Ned
liuiiue. catain of the Cniversity f
ilinnesota football team shot himself.
Je'alousy over another man's atten
tions accepted by a young woman
friend of Dunne's is the cause of the
suie dde.
SENATOR GORE LEAVES.
tila
i 1 1 e
heard in October.
Tho T. If. Davi
of lumber to Joppa.
The Mariner brought u;
of lumber ami returiuil
pmpties?.
The Dick Kowlor was in and out as
tocdi two bar
tw ii barge s
south with
FLORIDA ON DRY DOCK
Monitor Was Pierced By Torpedo in
Vulnerability Test Yesterday
Not Seriously Damaged.
Washington, June 14. Senator Core
of Oklahoma, left tonight for Oxford.
Miss., the Pome of his mother and sis
t r, and will then proceed to Oklahoma
where he will continue treatment tor
his eye s.
OFFICIAL PROCEEDINGS
CITY COUNCIL.
OF THE
(Concluded from Third Page.)
in
Port. Monroe-, dun.
Anie-ric an while
reed with
liRual yesterday
per trip.
with
pas
HAL ROUGH VOYAGE.
!ait!e, Wash., June 14 Captain
rrielorsood of the cruiser Colorado,
which was last night reported to be
aground at Piingeness Spit, rejoits
n rorgh voyage all the way up Cm
coast from Ca'Ifornia, hue he de
clares that the cruiser was at no
tfin in danger. The Colorado
reached Ptiget Sound tonight.
1 An Oversight.
The Youngster "There's no doubt
about It I was cut out for an orator."
The Old Man "Pity you weie nevei
made up." Illustrated Pits.
1 1.
le ad torpedo, car
rying a charge of gun cotton which
tore- a big hole in her side-, the I'niie-d
Sttae-s monitor Pioiida. now rest- 'n
the dry dock at Norfolk Navy Yards
the- vietim of a naval expe-rimeiit te
lest. the. vulnerability fiom a torped-
attack to her water tight bulk he-ads.
The water in the vessel s hold pive-i
her a list (,f seventeen inchevs to the
star board.
Naval offieial.s while admitting the
damage eione u:e ve,oi is ve ry ser
ious, eleclare that it not vital. They
assert that battli.ship-c eipiipped with
hulk hea. Is similar to that te.-te, t0
ilay could coiiiinuo t.ghiing if injure. d
to the mm,. xt-nt. nubs.- several
coii..par'nie.nts on the s.de w-ie simi
larly pniu-tureei and w.,oi!..r eondi
tions had.
How Few Do!
I Italian proverb: Hippy is the maa
I who does all the goml he uiki of.
A SAFE HOME TREATMENT
In S. S. S. nature has provided a certain, safe, home cure for Contagiou3
Elood Poison. It is a medicine made entirely of roots and herbs of rccof
tjtzed blool-purifying value, and is the one medicine which is able to pet
down to the root of the trouble and remove every particle of the virus, and
at the same time benefit and bui'd tip the svstera and general health. No
harmful effects ever follow its use, as is so often the case when strong min
eral medicines are used. As soon as the svstcm gets under the influence of
r . 'cac uegin!, 10 improve, ana when the remedy has thoiouphly
purified the blood and driven out every trace of the prison, no sipr.s of the
trouble are ever seen apam. The ceneral manifestations of Contapious
Wood Toison such as falling hair, copper-colored spots, ulcerated mouth and
throat sores and ulcers, etc., are merely symptoms of the poisoned condi
tion of the blood, and in most cases respond quickly to local treatment
while S. S. S.-is doir- the necessary work of cleansing the blood Our
"Home Treatment" book is of great assistance along this line It is a
complete puide for treating the trouble, containing instructions fjr the
different stages of the disease, and also valuable suggestions alxmt the local
treatment, that will be most helpful in effecting a cure. We will be glad
to send a copy of this book, free of charge, to anv who desire it and if
rpecia.1 medical advice is wanted our physicians will take pleasure in sup
flving it without cost to the patient. If you are suffering with Conta
r ions Blood I'oisoa you can cure vourself in the privacy of vour own home
Ly the use of S. S. S., an absolutely safe remedy
THE SWIFT SPECIFIC CO., ATLAHTA..GA.
P"iS
Dr. K. C. Dille, veterinary ser
vie e-s. lire department, Mac,
i:m .'.
Kaufman Brothers, inosipiito
canopies, fire department,
May. pens
Maloney & Puchcr. shoe. Pig
horses, e-tc, fire eleparfe-nt.
May. l:iS
Cairo Pi. and Trad. Co.. gas
and KI. lights. (Ire d.-puit-i.ie
nt. May, !n.S
J. M. Warner, elon-n brooms
liie di-purt;i;eeit. May. P'o-.
Call') b'e and Coal Co., ice-,
city offices (2 bills) Mav,
feoS
John O'Shea. plrrnhing, e ity
I'fiie'c-s. May. pifiS
Cairo City Coal Co., coal city
jail. May, peas
Cairo city Cas Co.. hot plate-,
city engineer's office, Mav,
Pi'S
'.. A. Hurke. fee-, and trans
portation on horses (Z bills)
May, p.eeS
P. T. Langan, 1 hank sash
cord cord, fire etepartinerit.
.May. plus
Th'st ie w ciod A- Co.. fe-ed, li' e-
I r;i;!iii n. 12 bills) May
P"S
Wiodward Hardware Co.,
lad l'-r and nails, lire elepart
in. -it. (2 bil'si May. P-(iS..
Charles Oste-rhdi, ; lioe-s
stock food, lire- il.'partnient.
May. Pens
Cairo Wiit-.-r Co.. hvdrai:t nut-
May, pins ;
W. J. Dugan s' aneening nic ks.
etc.. St. De.pt. May, Pj.iS. . .
Kelly Poos. Lbr. Co.. Lbr..
Stakes, etc.. sblewa'ks, (.'!
bills) May. PRS
Wood win. I Harlwr.-e (';.,
Mds-. Acef. Street V) -pt.,
12 bil'si May, !:
Cat re i Citv Cas Co.. gas a'ld
PI' chic lights, citv office .
2 bibs) May. lr.i.S
Cairo City Cas Co., ltil' street
lamps per contract. May,
P'-eiS
Cairo Lb and Tract. Co., S-
are lamps per contract. May
Ptc-S
John O'She-a. pl'in-.rilns. St.
Mary's Tark. May. lrv-S . . .
Tie- Pullet in Co.. puli. ()- d..
Pi e;ee-e. inns. etc.. May, tnv
T! v Star Pri itin? Co., r-oo
i-ct" hea ls. May. Pnw
Ke lb r Cn see nt Co.. 2 books.
May. PioS
Ge'orge B. Walker. 1 Mag s-
trate's Docket, May. 19nS..
The Citien Co., 2",0 cards.
1 . 20
2.S-
S.O'
met.
P'n.S
M. C. Met.ger, Md a -it ity
offices. May. pens
T. H. Ueese, towels, c.ty o'Yi
ces. May, Pees
Keuff d & Ksser Co.. supplb-s,
city engineer. May, 1 1 -S ...
Jesse K. Milh-r, Co. Cik..
Cle rks fee Ordoia o-es sd
and l.'d
Conrad Alba. Insura ire on fir1
station No. p May 19 KS ....
Kdwarel L. (Jilbert, Insurance
on tire station No. 1
Chas. It. Stuart & Son, Insur
ance on 2SMi st'eef inimti.
May, pteS
W. Oreanc y, Insrranc-e on
P th street tmmii, May, p'ms
Cairo Kl. and Tract. Co., lights
I.'umps, (2 bills) May, pens.
Cieiro lee and Coal Co., coal
and ie'o, pumps, (:I hit's)
May, PioS
Smitli Torrence. be per work.
2Mb street pump. May, Pai'S
It. K. Cannon, coal ir,h street
pump. May, inos
D. F. MiCarihv, coal, loth
street pump. May, pin-; .... ;
P. T. Langan, roofing, etc.,
loth street pump (2 bills)
.May, Puts
Charles Scott, hauling acet.
2Sth street pump. May. 19ns
H. V. Moreland. repairs, 10th
street pump. May, Pmi.S ....
Standard Oil Co., oil, 10th
street pump. May. 1 f '8 . . . .
Jos. Ii. Ueed. Mdse. and re
pairs, pumps. (12 bills)
May, pens
Woodward Hardware Co.,
Md.-e.. acet. pumps, (1) bills)
May. P'e.S
Sn.it.n Pres., Mdse. ord -r
Hoard of Health. May. P.ct8
Harry W. Sc-htih. Mdse... rr.ler
Heard of H--a:th. May. pc-'S
E. A. Burke .hoi si- and buggy.
1 .!'.
4 . 2)
was then plac-d c .n
ml read at h-iigth.
I i is me ed the a io
c-r.ii.ia ic as rea I a:i I
I. Tii.' me t Urn was adopt
oto: Ay..- I'.Jiii-
('.riaon. Da is. KergtiMin.
He. Mage. r, M.-ehau, Ne'
Istll-W odd -
ioS;ni"i
:idiag ;
fell
22 .oO
Crea:;.;.-, iel!
lis. S.-uliiu a
- Non .
The tiiurice c, mmitli e re
re-iung from W. P. Cream
c:ly tre-asuier iter April
in can.-e-le I and paid spee-ial
l.-'vee pun. I Warrants; J.'m.r.i in can
ceii-d and paid special Library Pund
! arrants: J7S l.il'.t in cancelled a-id
iai.l Special Iniprovi-meiit Fund War
rants under Ordiuame 111; Jl.lpi.i:-,
-12. Nay
l-te-d 1-
, de)Uty
lli'M $!,-
re cillsttion of
ien.1 at last m,
Able rman Ne
bo re'e-eive-d and
eurred in. Th
by the following vote: Ay Pon-
gois, Hurke, Cannon. Davis. Ferguson.
Cr.aney, Kelly. Magn. r, Me ehan, N.d
lis. Sc ullin and Thistlewec d - 12. Nay
None.
The police, jail and lire committee
l-'perti'd further, recommending that
the applicaiioii of Charles p. Powms
from ilramshep lie.-nse- at .'V'" Com-m.-re-ial
nvcniie-lot t. ble ck 2-".. firs!
addition -be granted.
Al.b-rman Scullin move-d the report
1 e tabh'd. Tin- motion was h st.
At the r -i;ue st of AM. - men Th's-th'we-od
and Scullin the report was
C ( u laid oxer ul. 1: r th-- n(l.-s to next
regiilar m-e-tiag.
Aleterman Kietdilcr uppeai-t-.l and
Hm k ids s-iit.
The lmildiag comuiitt -e r.-piirted
r comm. -n, ling that penults b - grant
ed as follows;
Can! wi-ll, lo e red a
elxx idling pi cost about I
block .". I - 1H Walnut ;
of five
Aide in
il o.
.' e -
d war-'two ste
d
I
in canceie.i ami pant general fun
ll.oa rants all of which the committee
.destroyed by burning.
I The finance committee n-pon
20.1") ce-iviug from Thos. Mahoney. city
trea.-urer, $1,l!S !"i in canceled an I
2;).S"i i'L'"1 H'ccuu tevce tuiM w-Hrrants
?2h.:.!iS m cMiieelled and paid
2 1.;,!) .library fund warrants; $12. 0
ff-!ed aiiel paid coupons from bonds
(for sever Pi Twe-lfth street. Walnut I
pi stroetaad .Washington avenue; $.,t;.7r
jin canceled and paid general fun I
n 1 j xv at-1 ants all of xvhieh the commltt-v '
jhad d.e.siroye,l by burning.
A'.ii rma:! N. His iuowil the ri'port;
I be r -ceiv-'d and filed. The niotio-.
"0 was adopte ,1.
The finance e omiuitt -e re ported j
j further, recuminemliiig the approval , shed
Mrs. Pninia
t ii story frame'
i'-'.'ii on, lot l'!
street.
Albert Morgan and C-'orge I; I
mon.ls, to enet a tent PIxl'I on lot
C, block .'12. city- 111 Commercial.
Mrs. Fannie' c;. Wynian, to ei'-i-t a
H9
ty fiani.- dwedliug on lots :!d
and ."7, bloc k 17. fouith a Llition -Twenty-se
xeiph stre-e t.
Able. rman Davis move.. I the repoit
be receive.! and permits granted as
re,-(, iiimeuhh', I. 'pi, motion Was adopt-
I.
special l lo' liuildiiig committee reported
in can- further, recommending that permit 4
be not grante.l as follows:
Ce-oige . H,-i,. to erect a one-story
collage and necessary out -building, to
cost $I.S."io.o!) on lot 24. block '2. fourth
addi! ion -s Park a venue.
William A. Moore, to remove o;ie
P re..- loom collage from lot p;. Idee 1;
"!', first addition, to lot "2, block 27.
first addition -Thirtieth strei.'t.
to build all out -houses such as
am! cdoset, fe-ni-cs.
1.00
.."0
to erect a
room, about
.40
,14
oiJit Hoard of
P'nS
rte! Cress Drug S
cine, pest house-.
Dr. Jas. McMancs,
vices oide-r Chie f.
St. Mary' Infirmary
medicine-. Hoard
May, P.toS
Kaufman Itrothe-s,
eler health offie-e-r,
J. H. Jones, iige-nt.
Health, May,
meeti
ngs
ami
May.
Pi of.
May,
c- a re
of Health,
32. 10
I . r.o
9.01
.Oil
city 121 Twelfth
I the r. -ports
ndatieiiis con
as adopte d.
supply com-
mitlee npoiti'il re.comme.nding that a
water main be- laid on Twenty se-veu-.tli
street from llidhrook axenue to Park
axeiiue and that a fire- plug be local, -d
at noithwe steily Inte-rsi-ction of Ho!
l :oe k axe-nun am! Twenty se-veuth
street.
Alderman .Wilis tnoxe-d tie- i-'pc rt
Ie- re-i-i-ived ti.id ri-coniun-ndat bin rem
c;;ire-i! in. Tie- motion was adopt .
by the f.illowiir; vc te-: Aye It, m
gois, Hurke-, Cannon. Davis. Ferguson,
Creaney, Kelley, Kochler. Magne-,
Meehan,
woe 1 1 1
Ni
she-e-ts. or
May. P'l'S
transpnrta-
,su
board of health. May,
board
and
x fe
.01
I .01
.00
bags
levee
elltfl
40.
4.00
tieill.
P-ieS
C. P. Crabt re-e-, me, Heine
of health. May. pi-.s. . ,
Sam Halli.lay. elixi r, help.
outfit nt Tenth street
break
ThisCe-wood ,t Co., lui'H)
and t w in-J Tenth st reel.
break
K. A. Hurke. Mm bags, T
street levee- break
W'. IJ. Thistle-wood, cash paid
for labor and watchmen
Tenfli street lexoo break....
L. I Poxve-11. salary librarian
May, puis
E. A. Ijinsd. n. salary assistant
librarian. May, pi S
Marie C. Claub--r. salary, as
sistant librarian. May, Phi...
Paul Simmons, sal.it y, janitor,
library. May. pies
Cairo El. 4i Tia". Co., lights,
libinry. May, PoS
The Citizen (V.. r, hi letter
heat's, library. May. p.i.'S....
of officials hoiieis as follows: Ernest Mary Jackson,
INoiaiman, city comptroller; Wilbur I!, (building for lunch
Thistlewood. city engineer: Maiti-ilon lot :p), block 41
S. Kgan. city marshal; Jamc-s O. street.
Cowell, night s-c rge-ant of police; M. Ahh-rman Nellis move'
l.utz, city jailer; ,Pdin Sheehan, street i be feceixeel ami ri-e-omni
supervisor; John Shee-han, pound keep- ;curred Pi. The motion v
er; Fred Hofhe inz, William II. French. J Th." pump and water
Ceorge- Hradiey. (Jus Johnson, Frank
ilagey. I). (J. Je;hiison, John Wade.
.lonu iiiaue. iji-orge x . lirankel, John
Carinody, James Higle-u, S. M. Orr,
police constables; A. llouglin. night
poiic-e clerk; Kiclanl .bmes a-id II.
I.. Wedding, captains in the tire e -p:i
i t lire nt : Guy St .t s, J. J. Kelly,
William H. Walker, John Collins,
Jes.s" McCrit-. Fr-d Wliite-amp. John
llaggerty. Cha.s. J. Hart, fire in -n.
At the reepiest of Aldermen (Jrea
ney and Mee-han t:.e reports of th
corntnittecf on bonds of the ca; tains
of fire department and of the fire-men
were laid over uinier the rules to
ne-xt regular m -eting.
Alderman Meehan tm-n moveel that
i the re niaiioler of tl'.e reports be- re
ceive-d and bonds ap rove-d as ie,,
land ree-e iinii' iided. Tic- motion was
la.Iopte.l by the- following v. t": Ay -
' liourgois. Hurke, Cannon. Pax's. Fee--
giison, t.icaney, Kelly, Marn r. Mee
han, Nellis. Scullin ami Thistle-'
xxoe.-d 12. Nay None. ,
Abie-rniati M-eliaii move 1 that the
chairman of the police, i.iil and fir-
02 j') i committee he iiiKtrue-le.l t.. not if v ;.li 1
nreiicn to luoxide themselves with stoiy. S room holts f with
uniforms within thirty .lays or be s1k. jn rear. lot 12 ble ok
ii suspen.leil. lire motien was adoote I l.uis.iec a.l.iiti.m
The police, jail and lire and iinanc Oscar He-u.le rsen. t i erect
4S .0-1 ! committees ivportod reeoniineiiding frame Imihlian. Tvtu s ft
the aeloption of the resolution con- lunch room, let 0, block IhJ.
cernins a new fire statf n in the Sex- dii ion Hi 1 1 Poplar stroo
37.00 entn ward which resolution had been
referred to the committees at last
00.0'J i regular me-etirig. and i-ecoiiiniciided
j that tin- locatieni or tne said (ire-
station be north or Thirty -fouith
And
WOeid
small
Pxl2
and taking; a reee-ss
The ami'iidni.-nt of
ban was adopted.
After recess the police, jail and ,i
committee re-por'ed neennuren 1 , ;
that the elramshop license of D '.
Johnson be transferred to Ed P. M -.
ge-nihl i;n, Ioc:;t'cn of said li c ;
transferred t ) liSP', Sycamore e r .
A!-!' rman Meehan moved C'e -port
be- rece've-el ami recoume i
tie ns corieurre.d ill. The mttion x, ;
adopted by the following vote: Ax - -Pink.-,
Ca-iiioa, Davis, Fergmai
Cream y. Kelly, Koebh r, Meelia i-- k!
Nay- it, urge Is, Yu :n r. Nel is, S- j.
lin and 'fliistlexvo, ,- r,.
T!m polio -, jail and lire com nlife t
re-iien.-l re omua-u.l ing that th 1 ap
plicaCcn c;f D. ,M. Johns n for a
Iramshop lieer.s.' at lot S. block 2,
city 41. "i Oil in sfeet for the re
mainder c f th.- y ar be- granted.
Aide rman Wilis moved the report
be re ejve.l an.! i e-i onime-ndaffi i e-m.
cuned in. The motion was alopte-1
by the follow i ig vot :: Aye- Hrn l e,
Carmen. Davis. Ferguson, C.iva-ie;,-,
Kelly. KoedrU r. Magie-r, .Meehan N d
lis. Sci llin and Tliistle-xvoe d 12. Nav
H.'i'rge is I.
Tho (inane" e-eurunit ti'e reported
r-commeiiding: tin- approxal of the.
stale' and city retail lienor dealer
bonds of Ed P. Fitzgerald at US 1 r,
Sycamore street (uuplalteel gremndi
and of D. M. .Ie husein at. led N. bleick
2, ( ity 11." Ohio strei t.
Aldernmn Ivoe-hlc r move-d tin- report
he recidxed and recoiiimen-la'ioiis con
curred in. The motion was adope d
by the following vote: Aye Hurke'.
Cannon, Davis, Fe rgusoii, (Jreanoy,
Kdly. Kochler, Magni'r. Meehan, .Wi
lis and Scullin --1 1. Nay Iloui gois
ami -Thistlewood - 2.
Resolutions and Motions.
Alderman Nellis offered the follow'-
. Ing resolution:
I Kt-solvc-d: That, the city engineer
be and is here by instructed to have all
street interse-etions connecting with
Washington avenue, graded eleiw n to
the grade tf Washington avenue,
where stive ts are bricked, Also tu re
pair that spac- of walk between con
crete gutter a'ld sidewalk at. all stre.-t
intersections.
Ablci man Ne-llis movt-d the adoption
of the' resolution.
Alde rman Mee-han moved to amend
to rider to street e-oiniuitle-e and oily
e-nginee-r. The atneiidmi'iit of abler
man Meehan was adopted.
Able rman (Jre-am-y offered the fol
lowing resolution:
Pe -olxi'd: That the street commp-
t.
1.0'
Hid Thistle
l.tion
- no .v !
add.-!
His, Se-u!Iiu
Nay None.
Petitions.
Puil.ling petit ions were reael as fol
'cm s :
.xiar.v liouglass, to prect an ;id
of cn- reiom nn, she-d to house
situate 1 on lot 7, block 21. first
tien 2!P! Commercial avenue.
Vis. l izzie Poioomt, to renio.lel j
and move over the house now on lot!
block lin, c ity, so a.s to conne t ;
the same witli and make? it a part of
the- lieiuse now sitrnt",! on lot 40. ;
block 20. City 210 Twelfth street.
Ferdinand Poe-ppc 1. to erect a tvxo-
P'Xlfi wool
". Fei ci'te-r
a small
high
first
13.0
2a. On
.0
C.02
The Democrat Printing Co.,
."ili'ii Hook Cards, library.
May, pmS fi.Oi
Davidson, the Florist,' plants
and planting; same, library.
May. 1huS 4.70
A. C. McClurg & Co.. books,
library. May. 10 is 2.1.0:'.
Frank Ilillig. rcbimling books.
library. (2 billsi. May. PeiS. CO."-
i Alderman Maimer lnc.ve-d the bills
13.00 be allowed as n-ad. The motion w:s
ailopt- el by the following vote: Aye
2H.30 Honrgois, Hurke, Cannon, Davis, Fe -
HIO.'T,
(Jii.1 . 1 1 i
4. so
43.01
1 .On ,
cation was tieeomi a .ie hx
an ! city retail liepmr borob
I itxgera'd a last
D. M. Johnson i
a ne xv I'ramshop
guson, (4reaney, Ke-lly, Magacr, Mr-
street ami that a conondtee of three
including the mayor -e aiipointe-d for
the purpose of purchasing suitable
fcrouii'Is for lire location of the- U ird
fire station.
Pi this connection the ob-ik pre
sented ronrmrnic ations re'c.-ive l from
E. D. Matth.-xxs Lumber Co.. the
Siage-r Maniifai tin i ig Co , lie, I i an.
Ma -e & Co., Weis pet.-r-ori lleix Co.. t
urging the council to tak-- pre m t
! rii nnii in the mull, r f -t o. l.i. a. n ...... . -
1 - , -e - .-on. if. i "ii i -. ri i ( j .
the said (ire stnfi-n. r.-uaimb-r of tin
Alderman (Jr ;noy mox., tire re.
port be reci-,-t i ami reromm -nda-
tioirs eoncuricd in an I the eon. me;, j.
nti'lis ref.-ir -il tei (,;,ox ,- be t- fe. red
I to C:o sp,i.;al co-.m Pee. The tw:
jtion whs ad i-t, .1 by the following
ivif: Axe-;', ti.xols, Pril-e. f 1
tr ti. Drixis. Fe rguson. (Jreancx. Ke-lly.
i Ma ine r. Meehan. Wilis. S ulll i r,n 1
I aisti.-weieii - u'. A ay N . n.
The mayor appniuteel Aldermen
J. :'. Peterson, to erect a staid
21. t.ne-stoi y frame, let 9. block
fourth addition.
Alderman Nellis mavel Fic
tions be re-ferre.l to tie- buihlin;
niitte e-. The liKtion was adopt -el.
1). M. Johnson pet Itiom-d the. e-oun-cil
to transfer bis dramdiop licn-e
heretofore granted to him at Ic t 7.
block 2. city, to Ed P. Fit ?g -raid at
-!.. s-xe-amnre s'ree-t. which app i
the ftuti' the finance comn Itt"i
of E l P , and f,re committe .
be instructed lo have- an arc- light
; place', 1 across Washington axe'im,. at
.Thirtieth street, on motion of Abler-
man Creamy the roseduliuii was re
j fe-rred to tin- sfre.-t commit tee.
j Alderman Mei'aa envied the- fol
I low ing re se.dut ieill :
lie-solved: That pp. stret cc.nmiit(i-e
ami eiigini-e'i- be authorized te iur-
cl ase a txvo hoi si- stree-t sw i-e per.
Ablerman Mee ban moved the a.lpot
ion of tin- re-solution.
Al.lerinan Fe'rgusoii moved (
amend that stree-t committe'i- seenr
prie es on stre.-t sw eepers and repot t
same to council. The- anie-iielmeiit was
adopted.
Alderman Cr.-aney offered the fol
lowing re-soiut ion :
Ke'soHVil: That, the city attorney
be and is hereby Instructed to prepare
an ordinance for the conslrue-tioii of ;,
c-:ih nt walk on south side of Thir
ueun street, lieim Sycamore to Elm
street.
On motion of Abb rman Meehan Hie
re-solution was adopted.
Alde rman Cn am-y effere.l the follow
ing resolution:
R.-solve,l: That the pump and wat
er supply committee is hereby in
structed to Investigate the matter of
placing additional fire lndn.ots on (ho
for, I'i'opc sed improve, 1 streets, nainely:
ad-: Sycamore, and Poplar streets noith of
j Twenty eighth street.
2'xl On motion of Aldermin (Jrean y
10, the ie soli-tie n was referred to t'tei
I pump and water supply committee,
pe-ti J Abb rman Th'stVxvooe t ffere I tlu
com- folloxvini resolut on:
Pi'solved: That t' e pay (,f Pn ,
firen:;n be i-rereas.-d t n 1 l'a s p-
niontii from beg'nnin ; ( f ne-.t fis ai
year.
On mttion of Ahlerniin Thi-stie
won-1 the resolution was i e V-ir.-.l
" I
a 1 1 i olie e jal'
and cit
for said
hi n I t
a'ld r f.
re-tail
locatie u
sail le.ii
rre 1 t
?-.t.ti ne I lo-ati; ti.
a b- appii a ion for
lie-e-nse at lo". 8.
( ll.io stree t fur the
I'm- 1 oS. (Sta e
lie U"r e'O lieT llOIldi
l ax ing i e n n --l by
'o:i at last
the
Buriners.
iiitroiliu-te,!
anv pe-rsoi
an
Cll-
Mifjcellaneous
Alelerman Magne;'
ordinance prohll itin
ferine any ) rivate pre i is s agalnst
the consent f the- owner or occupant
thereof unde-r pena'ty of Tin of n -t
less than five dollars nor mem t'nn
n c e-t ng txvc nty five elo'la s for i m b i ff its,-.
fiaan e Co uni t w hich oidinance wn : rer-.l nt lenctS
anl, on motim of Aldermin M pi ,
Abb rman Th'sib-wo d luov.-d C e- referred to the ordinance eonimlte-,
a: i.'ie-.t'on be- referred to the po ice. Alderman Ko hler move 1 ti r'
inil and fire coinmi'te-e ml the b-n..s jem.n. The met on w-s ado-te I
to the nuance co'i.nii't-e.
Alderman Mei ban moved (o a rend
by referring to the sahl eom-nltt es
Tire C( uncil then a-pon ml.
UOHT. A. HATCHER.
, City Clerk.

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