The Birmingham age-herald., 1906-03-22
CAPITAL PARK SITE
 FOR VULCAN STATUE
Continued from Fifth Paee)

Continued rom FiTtn PaGe)
 Of a sanitary sewer in the vicinity of Fourteenth street and Thirteenth ave- nue, south.
 No. 335 to provide for sidewalks on the west side of Twenty second street from Fourth to Seventh avenues, and Twenty | second street at Sixth alley.
 More Fire Plugs. Alderman Stockmar presented petition from citizens asking for the installation of fire plug at the corner of Seventeenth streeet and Sixteenth avenue north which was referred to the fire and water service committee.
 The fire and water service committee reported favorably upon petitions to in- ] stall new fire plugs as follows: Eleventh avenue and Twentythird street north; Thirteenth avenue and Twenty third street, north: Twelfth ave- nue and Twentieth street north; Thir- teenth avenue and Nineteenth street, north; Sixteenth avenue and Seventeenth street north and Fifteenth avenue and Seventeenth street. south.
 The use of the National Guard armory in the city hall was granted for the an- nual ball of the Birmingham Firemens Relief association, which takes place on April 1S
 Alderman Forney gave notice that an ordinance will shortly be introduced to require the Birmingham Railway. Light and Power company to sprinkle the streets and avenues over which it's lines traverse He said that he has received a tentative proposition from President Rob ert Jemison to the effect that the com pany would pay one-third of the expenses of such street sprinlSling. Alderman For ney also informed the board that he un- derstands a fund is being raised which will probably amount to $1500 to go toward purchasing new sprinkling wagons for the city of Birmingham, to be used ex- ! clusively along Highland avenue.
 "I would like for my remarks to go to the judiciary committed" said the al- derman from the Sixth ward.
 Well such course will be pursued, pro vided your remarks are in such a form as they can be referred to the commit tee" said the Mayor
 The following report of the railroad committee was read and concurred in; Street Railway Franchises.
 "The committee recommends the adop- tion of ordinances granting to the Bir- mingham Railway, Light and Power company the right to make certain con- neotions with their tracks on certain streets and avenues in tie city of Bir- mingham.
 That the said company shall be charg- ed the sum of $10.O0O for the franchises granted in said ordinance.
 That the committee asks for further time in all other matters. | By virtue of the ordinance the street l railway company can now lay it's tracks along tle following streets and avenues: 1 Avenue C from Twenty-second to Thr- | ty-seoond streets; Twenty-third street | from Avenues to F; Eighteenth street | from Avenues B to H; Avenue H from Eighteenth to Fifteenth streets; Fifteenth | street from Avenue H to Fifteenth ave- 1 nue. Fifteenth street west to alley run | ming north and south through blocks | 30 and 3l in Phelan's addition to Birming- | ham, thence southeast through blocks B 1 and 30 in said addition to the city limits; | Second avenue from Seventh to Ninth | streets; Twentysixth street from First to Seventh avenues Second avenue from Twenty-fourth to Twenty-sixth streets; | Third avenue from Twenty-third to Twen- | ty-sixth streets; Fourth avenue from l Twenty-seeond to Twenty-sixth streets; Sixth avenue from Twenty-fourth to Twenty-sixth streets, also three blocks in | extending Fountain Heights line. 1 Also to lay tracks commencing at Nine teenth street and Huntsville avenue, along Huntsville avenue to Twelfth avenue out | Twelfth avenue to Twenty-first street; 1 out Twenty-first street to Reservoir 1 street; along Reservoir street to Short ! street, out Short street to Water street, l thence out Water street to Fifteenth avenue, out Fifteenth avenue to Thirty | second street or the city limits.
 The following reports were made by standing committees:
 Judiciary Committee. That the resolution directing the city att | torney to draw an ordinance regulating the weight of bread be adopted That the petition of J. J. Judge for | damages for personal injuries be dis | allowed.
 That the petition and ordinance with 1 reference to blocking street at union depot be reported Unfavorably.
 That the ordinance amending city code with reference to form of bail bonds be | adopted.