The Birmingham age-herald., 1907-08-02
THE CITY COUNCIL OF ENSLEY MEETS Alderman Morrison PreSideS
 Over Meeting THE REV. CRAWFORD IS ILL He Was on a Visit to His Mother In Little Rock When Taken III.
 T. M. Tendon Dies at
 Ensley.

Tnsley August 1-(Special)-Th City Council met tonight in regular session at the city hall. Those present were Alder men Morrison, Rogers Mcdowell. Palmer. Culpepper, Brigman and Watson. As Mayor Sugg Is still absent on his vaca- ton on motion of Alderman Rogers, AL derman Morrison, who has been presid ing over the mayors court, was elected chairman.
 The regular routine of business was transacted, including the monthly reports of the city officials. The report of the | city treasurer w. H. Davis, showed the city to be in a splendid fnacal condition. | Chief Merriman in his report made good showing for the police department. l The city physician, J. E. Robbins. re- ported the general health of the city ex- cellent with no typhoid fever cases noted. The other officials made reports and all were referred to the proper committees.
 Complaint was made In reference to the ordinance requiring the Birmingham Railway, Light and Power company to provide separte accommodations for white and coored not being complied with. On motion the city clerk was ordered to notify the railway company of the ordl- nance in question.
 The street committee recommended the paving of Avenue c from Nineteenth street to Seventeenth, and Seventeenth street from to r with bithulthic pave ment. The recommendation was voted down. The same committee reported favorably on laying sidewalk and curbing on both sides of Avenue l, between Six . teenth and Seventeenth streets, which was concurred in.
 The question of the juvne court came before the council. but as the law is not effective until the adjournment of the present legislature the matter was laid over to the next regular meeting. Col w. w. Shortridge addressed the council in reference to building sidewalks near Palmer Terrace. Several other mat | ters of minor importance came before the | council.
 The Rev. MT. Crawford III. The many friends of Rev. Dr. Alexander Crawford of St. Johns Episcopal church ] will regret to learn that he is suffering | from a severe attack of fever at the home | of his mother, Mrs. McIlvain, at Little Rock, Ark.
 | pr. Crawford was a very sick man when | he left on his vacation about month ago, and 1t was hoped he would soon re- | gain his health. He will be absent several weeks. All his friends join in wishing him a speedy recovery. Senior Warden l Woods has called a meeting of the yestry of St. Johns to meet at the office of II. s. Beade tomorrow night at o'clock.
 Moving Picture Show. | The Franklin Amusement company opened a moving picture show tonight in the storehouse on Avenue E and Nine teenth street recently occuped by Tony | Frank
 The interior is elegantly decorated and fitted up with comfortable seats and an 1 abundance of electric fans, making the place delightfully."- cool and pleasant. The company has determined to leave nothing l undone that will add to the comfort of | their patrons.
 The latest pictures and up-to-date speci- alties will be produced. The place was crowded to overfiowing at every perform ance tonight and the success of the enter prise is assured.
 MT. Tendon Dies.
 T. M. Tendon died yesterday at the