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The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1905-06-08
Sanitation and POLES committe,

sanitation and PolicS Committee.
Present: Mayor Heidi, klotz, Sims.
Cooper.
Absent: Barbour.
That the merchants be allowed two 40
gallon metal cans for trash and that the
same be made in any shape desired al
lowed only in fire limits.
That further time be granted on resolu-
ton with reference to smoke from Bir-
Tingham Railway, Light and Power COM
pany plant
Ordinance to destroy gambling devices
reported favorable for adoption.
That the city attorney be instructed to
draw an ordinance with reference to al
lowing the policemen to reside outside of
city.
That the Mayor be instructed tn notify
the saloons on Fourth avenue that un-
less their places are kept orderly that
their license will be revoked.
That section Is Of the sanitary ordinance
be amended so that the price charged for
the removal of dead hog, dog, goat or calf
be 81. For horse cow or other large
animal 81.
That the Mayor instruct the chief of
police to notify women of bad repute
on Second avenue between Twenty-first
and Twenty-thrd streets, both sides, and
on Twenty-second street between Second
and Third avenues that they must move
by October /, 1905.
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Street Committee.

Present: Mayor stockmar, Jones and
Fulgham.
Absent: Barbour. Moore. Copeland O..
r.
Petition of w. II. Graves for a brick
gutter in front of his property on Twen-
tleth street, north, be allowed, and that
the ordinance providing for the paving
of said street be amended to include brick
cutters.
Petition of Mrs Lizzie Johnson with
reference to damages to lot referred to
the city engineer for settlement
Petition of II. A. Borck for damages
on account of personal injuries be re-
ferred to the city attorney and city en-
gineer for Investigation, and that r..
Blackburn, the contractor. be required
to make an additional bond to cover said
damages, or that the payment of the es-
innate on said work be held up in order
to protect the city's intes ests.
Petition of the Dude barber shop for
sign be granted under the usual restric-
tons
That the city attorney draw up a con-
tract and furnish same to the city en-
gineer and to have all parties Interested
to sign same with reference to allowing
ffteen-foot sidewalk on Montgomery
street.
That the city engineer be instructed to
re-adyertise for bids for the work under
ordinances 22S and 229, and that the ex-
pense of said re-advertising be deducted
from the check of Allison & Co., which
check shall be retained ny the city until
the contract Is let.
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RESIDENCES BURNED.
TWO Houses Destroyed By Fire at
West End Yesterday.

Two residences, one belonging to James
$. Chicklis. and another to Peter Paris.
on Grady street In West End were de-
stroyed by fire yesterday morning at 4:25
o'clock.
The fire started In the kitchen Of
Chie<lis' house and quickly spread to the
adjoining house. There was no fire pro-
lection and all efforts to save the build
ings were useless
Chicklis loss is $500 with $500 insurance,
and Paris loss is $500 with 500 insur-
ance.
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FOUNTAIN HEIGHTS REVIVAL.
Large Congregations Are Attending
Services-Will Continue a Week.

Considerable interest is being manifested
in the revival which is being conducted
at the Fountain Heights Methodist
church. The Rev. Frank w. Brandon, the
pastor. Is being assisted In conducting the
services by the Rev. J. E. Wray. pastor
oe the Corondelet Street Methodist church
OF New Orleans.
The Rev. Dr. Wray will preach every
afternoon and night during this week,
and the public is cordially invited to at
tend the services.
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cHlLDREN's OUTING.
Salvation Army preparing for Pleas
ant Entertainment for Children.

Preparations are being made by the local
officers for the first annual picnic and
outing, which will be given by the Saliva
ton army to the poor children of Bir-
mlngham, and their mothers on June IS.
The outing will be held at North Bir-
mingham parh. and 1t is expected that
500 or more will enjoy the day at the
resort.
Mai John NJ. Berriman of Atlanta has
written Adjutant Oodd that he will be
present on that day and make an address
al the park.
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LEGAL NOTICES.
Notice.

Notice is hereby given that the book
of assessments of Jefferson county, Ala
bama, has been prepared end Is ready
for inspection. and that the court of the
Board Of Revenue will sit or the second
Monday in July next to examine the as
SCISSORS returns. and to correct any err
rors therein.
Witness my hand this, the 9Th day OF
June 1905, JOHN %. REED,
President Board Revenue for Jefferson
County. Alabama. 6-6-15t
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interest, although 1t lasted but an hour
and a half. In that time however, much
business was transacted.
The following answered the roll call;
The Mayor, Aldermen Greener, 1<lotz,
Copeland, d. r. Moore, Cooper, Gum,
Forney, Fulghum, Parker, Heidi, Jones,
Stockmar and Sims.
After the reading of the minutes by.
City Clerk Murray the regular monthly
bills and accounts were ordered paid as
follows:
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DEATHS AND FUNERALS
Ruth Munford klna.

Ruth Munform King. the infant daugh-
ter of Mr.. and Mrs. Jere Clemens King
of st. Charles street died yesterday af-
ternoon after brief illness The inter-
ment and funeral services will not take
place in Birmingham. but at Franklin,
Ky, the former home Of Mrs. King
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LOSES SEVERAL FINGERS,
Dick Warnock Falls Under an EnsIey
Car and Is Hurt.

DICK Warnock, white man living at
Pratt City, while attempting to board
an Ensley car at that place last night
slipped and fell under the car. His hand
fell on the track in front of the wheels,
and several of his fingers were entirely
cut off. The injured man was brought to
the city on the car and carried to St.
Vincent's hospital.
Warnock is an employee of the Ten
nessee Coal, Iron and Railway company
and has a wife and child at Pratt City
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VIII Give Picnic.

A basket picnic will be given by the
Umberto di Savoia Principe di Piemonte
society to its members at Pleasant VAL
ley park Sunday. June II, beginning at
10 a. m. and ending at II 80 p m. Every
member has the authority to invite two
friends with or without families
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Judiciary COMMITTEES.

Present: Mayor, Fulgham, Moore, Klotz.
Absent: O'Neill, Forney
That petition of Moses WEIGH for dam
ages be disallowed.
That the ordinance with reference to
passes on street cars go over and that
same be referred to the city attorney.
That the meter ordinance go over until
the next meeting
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FUNERAL NOTICE.

Died. Victor r., oldest child of the Rev.
and Mrs. C. w. Brooks. (col.) OF St.
Marks school, in the sixth year OF his
age The funeral will take place Thurs
day morning at 1890 o'clock from St
Marks church, and will be conducted by
the Rev Quincy Ewing.
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Notice to BondhoI ders.

On April 20, 1905, in accordance with the
deed and trust securing tho first mort
gage bonds OF the Age-Herald Publishing
company the undersigned drew by lot
bonds numbered /. 0. q and 20 for retire.
ment out OF the sinking fund on July 1.
1905. The above bonds are payable at the
banking house of the undersigned
BIRMINGHAM TRUST AND SAVINGS
CO., Trustee.
c.1-fA-tbttr
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Cemetery Committee.

Present; Mayor, Cooper, Moore
Absent Gum, Forney, Wheeler
That further time be granted ON the
matter of improving Oak Hill cemetery
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poIic. commission 10 Meet.

The board Of police commissioners will
hold their regular monthly meeting in
the office of the chief OF police Tuesday
night at o'clock.
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| ty-seeond street and Seventh avenue.
Fourth avenue and Twenty-third street,
Twenty-fonrth street and Fifth avenue,
Twelfth street and Louisa avenue.
George Eustis was elected city tax col
lector without opposition. This was a
matter of formality, inasmuoh as the City
Council several weeks ago consolidated
the offices of city treasurer and city tax
collector.
The following reports of committees
were made last night:
Light Committee.
Present: Mayor. Klotz, Heidi, Stock
mar, Sims
Absent: Barbour.
That all petitions for lights be re-
ferred to aldermen from the respective
wards in which lights are asked, and re.
port on same at next meeting.
That Chairman Klotz be instructed to
confer with telephone companies with
reference to telephones in houses of i'll
repute and report back at next meeting
of committee.
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ADJUSTMENTS
East Lake Casino.

East Lake Casino.
BEGINNING tonight at the East Lake
Casino the Olympia Musical Comedy COM
pany will present ";socaecio," most de-
lightfnl comic opera. Said Pasha," by
the same company was greatly enjoyed,
but 1t is predicted that "Boccaccio' will
prove a stronger attraction. Miss Lottie
Kendall and the members of her COM
pany will appear in congenial roles and a
pleasing performance Is promised. Boo
cacciop will be the Offering for tonight
tomorrow night and Saturday night, with
a matinee Saturday afternoon.
The various amusement enterprises at
the larke are being literally patronized,
and the boats are greatly in demand.
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THE WEATHER.

Washington June 7.-Following is the
forecast for Alabama: Fair Thursday and
Friday; variable Winds
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He also had the clerk read a special
message with reference to railroad passes.
Alderman Jones then asked the Mayor for
a copy of the letter he had written to.the
railroad superintendents with reference
to issuing railroad passes to city officials.
At the close of the meeting the letter
was handed to Mr.. Jones, which he read,
as follows;
Dear Sir: The following message will
be sent to the City Council on June I:
Mayor and Aldermen of Birmingham,
city-Gentemen: On and after this date
no railroad passes will be asked for
through the Mayors office for any alder
man or employee of the city unless the re-
quest is made in writing and accompanied
with a statement that such pass is to be
used only on business for the city of Bir-
mingham. Respectfully.
"'GEO. b. WARD, Mayor
IF it is not inconsistent for you to do
so. l would be glad for you to report to
this office monthly all passes issued or
requested by the Mayor, Aldermen or any
employee of the city.
please acknowledge receipt"
Mr.. Jones discussed the letter briefly,
and at the close of his remarks the Mayor
stated that in his opinion free passes
were not conducive to good government
He said no reflection was intended on
anyone, however. in the letter
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ocal Weather Data.

Birmingham, June 7, 4 p. m.
Maximum temperature -. ............ 50
Minimum temperature 800. .......... 10
Mean temperature -. .................. 81
Normal temperature $500. ............ n
Deficiency of temperature since jan
uary l ........... ......................2 2. IS
Rainfall since D. M yesterday..... o
Rainfall since January 1 ..............26. OF
Deficiency of rainfall since Janu-
airy @ IS
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Commercial Travellers of America.

Special cars for picnic Saturday, June
10. leave Third avenue and Nineteenth
street at 10 a. M r. M. WELLS,
6-9-2t Secretary.
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Weather Report.

Temperature and precipitation, as re-
ported by the weathe bureau for select
ed southern stations auri..g "a hours end
Ing at a. m. Precip-
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OFFICERS:

]. B. Cobhs, President; B. F. Roden. "
President; II. II. Mayberry, Treasurer; C.
G Davidson, 1ecretary
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List Your
Property With Us

If you have property for sale or rent it ought
to be easy for you to see the advantages of
listing it with US. Mr. P. T. WHlLDEN is
manager of our Real Estate and Insurance
department
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FREE! FREE! FREEi
Base Ball, City League
Park, on North Ensley Car
Line, Saturday, June 10th,
A p. m. G. o. B. VS.. L.. g. N.
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Citizens Savings Bank & Trust Co.
zoos FIRST AVENUE.

DIRECTORS:
J. B. cobbs. ri. H. Mayberry, B. F.
Roden, J. II. Robinson. c. o. Simpson and
c. o. Burns of New York.
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AND SAFETY

We pay per cent on
savings and time depos-
its and compound inter-
est semi-annually.
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DELEGATES ELECTED.

W. r. LEHMAN
Official in Charge
Osage County Volksblatt. (Westphalia, Mo.) 1896-1917, 1905-04-27
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