The Birmingham age-herald., 1905-11-02

from is to 20th streets with rock as- phalt.
 That further time be granted the com mittee on paving 18th street south.
 That the matter of II. F. Behrens be referred to mayor, chairman street com mittee and city attorney.
 That matter of Escar Floyd with refer ence to sanitary sewer assessments be re- ferred to mayor, chairman of street com mittee and city attorney.
 The committee recommends the adop tion of the following resolutions:
 Be it resolved by the mayor and alder men of Birmingham. That the property purchased by the city for street improve ments on July ?, 1904 and belonging to J. s. Moore as evidenced by Pro. No. 6533 6o34 and 6535 be released upon the payment by J. s. Moore to the city of s1l551 be- ing the amount of purchase, together with S5.O0 for reconveyance and per cent in- terest upon s115.51 from July ?, 1904 to date of payment.
 Be it resolved by the mayor and alder men of Birmingham, That the city attor- ney be and he Is hereby authorized and instructed to take proper proceedings to open the following streets and avenues
 Second avenue from 30th to g streets; 3rd avenue from 3lth to 32nd streets; 30th street from 1st to End avenues; 31 street from 1st to Srd avenues.
 That the petition of R. W. Walker to be reimbursed for damages to horse and buggy be referred to mayor, city attor- ney with power to act.
 Report of Finance Committee.
 That the petition of Jas. A. Going to be allowed to pay the assessments against the First Presbyterian church with in- terest amounting to $225.0o without the interest, be allowed
 That the petition of J. w. Bush with reference to assessments be referred to mayor and city attorney with power to act
 Petition of Capt. Bennett for half pay from June 1st, to November 1st time lost on account of sickness be allowed.
 That the attached resolution be adopted.
 Report of Miscellaneous Committee.
 We recommend that the petition of Philip Light be referred to the mayor with power to act.
 That the petition of Zimmer & Hart for saloon license at 1131 Avenue B be allowed funtil January 1st, 1906.
 That the petition of MT. Cronk to be allowed to take out a saloon license for three months from October 1st, to Jan uary 1st. be allowed
  dairy license be referred to Milk Inspector and pr. Hardness for report to this board fin writing.
 Report of Judiciary Committee.
 We recommend that the petition of Hu- bert Trehern for personal injuries be dis allowed.
 That the petition of J. R. Adams ct al. be received and fled
 That the ordinance adopting the new code be adopted.
 That the electric wiring ordinance be adopted.
 That improvement ordinances 29S and 299 be adopted.
 That the amendment to plumbing ordi- nance be adopted.
 That the ordinance with reference to junk dealers be adopted.
 Pay Rolls and Bills.
 Fire department. s4l05. .33; police depart ment, $4629 52; engineering $979 .66; street. s1459 33; salaries, s2408 .S2 meat and milk, S2l3.S7 appropriations for charitable in- stitutions, $390 pound, $1O0; parks, sl20: street paving, s122. .54 cemetery, s1S0; gar bage, s152. 0S streets and sidewalks, s192 40; A. A. Gambil. $2190.65; J. W. Altman. clerk, $52. 35: R. W. Luckett, S92 .52; Jesse L. Burns. s695; publishing bond improve ment, $l71 29; Birmingham Realty com pany $l46s .92; George Eustis. budget ac- count. s67 .1S Drennen & O., s129 .7S; Western Grain company. s528 .55; Mrs. M. B. Moore, $512. 50: Dairy Depot Mrs. $. E. Kendt, s3.50; Underwriters Real Es- tate and Rental company, s2lS.40; A. J. Camp, s5O4. .75; R. Blackburn, sl8402; bud get s43 .54