The Birmingham age-herald., 1906-04-05
WILL NUT LICENSE
 ANY CLAIRVOYANES Resolution to AnnuI Former
 City Ordinance COUNCIL HAS MEETING Large Amount of Business Was Trans acted-seversI Improvement ordi-
 nances Are Passed-Fran-
 chises Are Granted.

men of Birmingham last night the DIT ningbam Railway. Light and Power com pany was granted permission To lay tracks and operate ears over eertaih streets. as named in a petition presented several weeks ago.
 The ordinance was reported faNorapis by the judiciary committed placed on ''s third reading and adopted unanimousiS'
 Several of the aldermen had ordinances and resolutions to offer. The ordinance permItting and regulating the business or naln,is+s fortune tellers and clairvoyants was repealed.
 An ordinance was introduced by Alder man Cooper seeking to have the ci'S meat and milk inspector make state ment of all the inspections of milk cream and butter each week and publish the san,e fin the official organ of the city as an advertisement, giving the haiiies oA the dairymen or the dealers from "lose stock the milk, cream or butter was 'aheii The alderman stated that it had cfme .o his attention milk and cream peio" 'ie standard was being sold in Bir7nlnghani' and that he thought 1t an injustice ana inc nerson selling such should be puhish- ed. Many sick people and infants ne said depend on the milk for their dle'' He thought if the names of the dairyiiieh were made public it would tend to keep tbop from selling bad milk The ordinance was adopted.
 Az chairman of the finance committed
 =, raos ,,oda the following re- port which was adopted'
 Finance Committee.
 The committee recommends that the netition of the Southslde Baptlst churcn for A reduction of assessments asainSs property located at corner or Avenue 'ilu M Twentieth street be allowed to the extent that said church pay all interest ana cos's and 5O percent of said assessment anu tiia. no further allowance on account or street s ,ssassments be allowed on this church property elsewhere. ,
 That permission to put Vulcan Tn Capl- ta1 mark is hereby held in abeyance pend inp n definite offer from owners Of prop ertv on the crest of Red Mountain oHer- ing a site, provided such offers are mdoe by next meeting of board
 Re if resolved by the Mayor and Alder man of Birmingham that the Following sales by the tax collector to the clty' made on June 2S, 1S9S for 1897 taxes De set aside for the reasons that the as easements described nothing and the deeds convey nothing
 The assessments are as follows: ITO No. 296O, number 92 of Mayors docket; Fro No. 3121, No. 1O7 of Mayors docket ana Pro No. SPA No. 10S Mayors docket all for taxes for the year 1897.
 Be it resolved by the Mayor and Ai- dermen of Birmingham that the city clerk be and he Is hereby, authorized and instructed to publish in the Birming- ham News daily newspaper pubnshed in Birmingham, Ala. on the following days: April [ April IA and April 2l' the following notice:
 LEGAL NOTICE.
 aNotice is hereby given by the Mayor and Aldermen of Birmingham, as provided in section 61 of the charter of the city of Birmingham, Ala, that 1t Is their m tention to redeem the following bonds at the next respective interest periods or the same as indicated:
 Series No. 145. bond No. l, at the May 10 1906, interest period.
 Series No 176, bond No. ], at the May 10. 1906, interest period.
 Series No. 1S7, bonds Nos. and 7, at the May 10, 19O6 interest period.
 Series No. 19S bonds Nos. to 6, at the May 10, 1906, interest period.
 Series No 207. bond No. 1, at the May 10, 1906. interest period.
 Said redemption to be had by paying off the said bonds In full at the Hanover National bank in the city of New York and by paying as bonus to the holder or holders thereof sum equal to half the annual interest thereon for one year. Done bv order of the board,
 "J. c. MURRAY, City Clerk"
 Petition of the Birmingham Athletic club for refund of license dlsallowed.
 That petition of McClary-Jemison com pany be allowed