The Birmingham age-herald., 1905-12-07

|, street, Fourth avenue and Eighteenth
 street and Third avenue and Twenty second street.
 Judiciary Report. That the claim of E. R. Rivers for per- sonal injuries be dsallowed. That the ordinance regulating the office of fire inspector be adopted. That improvement ordinances 3O2 203. ' S04 and 30S be adopted. Alderman Fulghum introduced an ordi- nance providing for the election of a fire inspector without pay. It was carried. Alderman Moore called up the ordinance granting certain rights and privileges to the Birmingham Terminal company on Twenty street which was refer red to the city attorney and engineer. Street Committee Report. The following was the report of the street committee. which was adopted: That the contract for work under im-
 provement ordinance Nos. 191 and 293 Sidewalk paving) be awarded to Dunn &
 Lallande Bros. for s1 per square yard. That the petition of Bailey & Howard with reference to overcharge on assess
 ment against lot 13, block 719 be referred to engineer for report
 That the petition of R. F. Carr with ! deference to assessments on lot F. block | 71s be referred to the engineer for re- | port.
 | That the petition of A. D. Lightner, man | ager, asking for permission to erect a temporary platform about IS feet wide and l 60 feet long west from their present | freight house on Ninth avenue, with the understanding that same will be moved when ordered by the city, be granted. | That the petition of Charles A. Stlllman Eafa r.. cfri rafl mad in inI,- land avenue be referred to the city attor- ! ney and city engineer to investigate and report.
 That the petition of the Atlanta and | Birmingham Air Line railway asking | permission to erect and maintain an over | head foot bridge across it's tracks along i Twenty-seventh street and across Ave- 1 nue A and Avenue B, or either of them, | be granted. Same to be placed over the 1 sidewalk line and under the supervision of the city engineer. according to plans | to be approved by him. That the communication of J. l.. Yam l cey be allowed and that the street com missioner be instructed to fill the alley | between Georgia and Alabama streets and
 also to fill lot owned by MT. McGuire on | the northeast corner of Georgia and l Montgomery streets and charge same to the owner of said property. | That the following resolution be
 ado .sted:
 Be it resolved, That the petition of IT.
 A. Stockmar for permission to lay spur 1 track from the Birmingham Belt railroad /, line into lots ', 8. g, 10 Il and 12 at Ave- I nue E between Eleventh and Twelfth i, streets, South, be granted with the un- 1 derstanding, however. that the said spur ] track shall be taken up at any time upon | the order of the Board of Mayor and AL | dermen or failing to be taken up upon J 1rIa 1af tha Cai Td nf a V n | and Aldermen may cause the same to be | taken up, the cost thereof to be charge | against the owner of said lots and lien ] against said property.
 That the street commissioner be in- , structed to put Fifth avenue in good
 shape from Twenty eighth street to city | limits.
 | That the attached resolution be adopt l ed. condemning a strip 5Ox100 feet, lots H and 22, in block 2l3.
 Alderman Stockmar called up ordinance | No. 3O5 providing for the improvement | of Nelson avenue sidewalks. which was passed The same member had ordinance | providing for the paving of First alley, | Third alley and Fourteenth street called up and adopted.
 Miscellaneous Report. The miscellaneous committee report as | follows was adopted:
 | Indt ine petitioH oi JoiH othoSesiS'.' I for permit to open saloon at Avenue A | and Tyenty-fourth street be referred to | mayor and two aldermen of sixth ward. | That the petition of R. A. Borck Tor | permit to open saloon at southwest cor | ner of Avenue A and Twenty-fourth | street be allowed.
 That the petition of William Nell x ! Co.,, for refund of taxes be referred to ] the city attorney.
 ! That the mayor be instructed to notify 1 the license collector not to issue !: license for saloon on the north side Of l Fourth avenue between Nineteenth and | Twentieth streets until they present (ContInued on Seventh Page.)