The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1906-02-08

nanees 27s and 800 be awarded to c. NJ.
Burkhalter & Co. for S220o. they being the
lowest bidders
That the contract for sanitary sewers
under ordinance No 904 be awarded TO
c. NJ. Burkhalter 4 Co for s59I9 they
being the lowest bidders.
Miscellaneous Committee.
That the petition of Henry Unrath ask
ing for refund of license be referred to
the Mayor, with power TO act.
That the petition Of J. IL. Riggs for
charity permit be allowed
That petition of junk dealers asking
for a reduction of license be disallowed.
Mr.. o'Neill voted nay.
Light Committee.
The committee recommends that an cleo
trio arc light be placed on the corner OF
Avenue e and Nineteenth street to be
paid for by the Birmingham Belt Rail-
road company.
That the light at Blackberry and Six
teenth street be changed to Beech and
Sixteenth street.
Railroad Committee.
The committee recommends that action
on matter of Birmingham Southern rail-
way be deferred.
That the petition Of Evans Bros. for
spur track on Avenue T. be allowed on
payment to the city treasurer of $1o0,
the same to be put down under the usual
restrictions and under the supervision and
approval of the city engineer.
Finance Committee.
The committee recommends that the
matter OF assessments against property
of NJ. f. Oden be referred to the Mayor.
city engineer and city attorney with pow
err to act.
That the following prisoners be ordered
released Will Wilson, Lueius Perry and
Eugenes Trillett.
BE 1t resolved. That the board rescind
the franchise heretofore granted the Bir-
mingham Belt Railroad company on Thir-
teenth street and that the $1,000 be refund
ed said company paid as earnest money.
That the costs in case OF Mayor and
Aldermen VS.. j. G. Clark ct al amount
ing to $40. 80 be paid.
[ That the committee concur in the action
of the Mayor and fire committee, the
Mayor and street and sanitary and police
committee and the Mayor and street COM
missioner in purchasing and exchanging
horses and mules for the city.
That the committee authorize the Mayor
and chairman of the fire committee to
dispose of five horses from the fire de-
partment to the best advantage.
That the petition of DIR. &. G. Mason
for loss of horse be disallowed
That Minnie Jackson be refunded g..
on account of fine overpaid
That the petition of the Third Presby-
terrain church be allowed as follows
That the city of Birmingham will allow
them to settle the assessment under pro-
, vision No. 52S "E" "A" 2059. under date
OF May I. 1902. amounting to 1866. 49, that
a reduction of assessment be granted to
the extent that said church will pay all
interest and cost due and 90 per cent OF
said assessment.
That the Mayor be authorized to employ
a man to check up the improvement bond
fund.
That the city treasurer be authorized to
pay into the probate court the amount of
SIPS damages assessed against the city
Of Birmingham in the case Of City OF
Birmingham VS.. Miss Fogarty, ON ac-
count Of condemnation of lands for street
purposes.
That the matter of assistant meat in
spector be referred to Mayor and chief
Inspector with power to act
That the petition of st. Paufs church
be allowed to settle assessments against
said church on same basis as other
churches on basis of 50 per cent.
That the matter of raise of salary for
street guards be referred to Mayor with
power TO act.
That the matter OF raise of salary for
wardens be referred TO charmen OF
finance and police and sanitation conn
mittees Cooper voted nay).
That the petition of Louisville and
Nashville Railroad company passed on at
last meeting be reconsidered and that
same be allowed.
That the attached list Of assessments
be ordered charged off the books; Bond
ordinance No. 250 TO be adopted.
Two attached resolutions to be adopted.
Amendment to weights and measures
ordinance to be adopted.
That $50 per month be granted the Boys
club, beginning when store room now &C.
cupied by them is vacated and to con-
tinue until October 1, 1907, provided said
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