The Birmingham age-herald., 1908-10-22


 ence will close tonight with what is ex- pected to be the largest and most impor- tant session of the week. There will be an exemplifcation of the third degree conducted by state lecturer A. M Scott. The work will be conducted under the auspices of Birmingham Temple lodge and H. s. D. Mallory most worshipful grand master of Alabama, will be the guest or the lodge Others expected to be present are Past Grand Masters R. M. Cunning ham and Ben M Jacobs.
 The election of conference officers Will take place this morning at Il o'clock and at the same session the next place of meeting will be decided upon.
 
 which went to the proper committee, pro viding for the pavement of Twenty-second, Twenty-third and Twenty-fourth streets from First to Sixth avenues.
 The meeting was short, very important and interesting, and well attended. The following reports of committees were adopted:
 Fire Committee.
 Alderman Gum, chairman of the hre committee, submitted the following report; The fire committee recommends that the list of additional fire hydrants recommend ed by the chief of the fire department be installed.
 That seven iron beds and necessary bed ding be purchased for fire station No, ?. That the resolution That no employe of the fire department be allowed to en- gage in work outside of the department be referred to the judiciary committee for proper ordinance.
 Lights and Telephones.
 Alderman Klotz, chairman of the lights and telephone committee, submitted the following report: ! The committee recommends that an cleo tric light be installed at the intersec- tion of Avenue H and Nineteenth street. That an electric light be installed at the intersection of Waucoma street and Niazuma avenue
 That an electric light be installed at the intersection of Avenue H and Twenty first street.
 That petition for light at the intersec- ton of Thirty fourth street and Eleventh avenue, north be referred to the light in spector
 Street Committee.
 Alderman Stockmar, chairman of the street committee, submitted the following report:
 The street committee recommends that the attached resolution, "To lay sidewalks on Holly avenue" be referred to the city engineer for report.
 That the attached petition from property owners of the Sixth ward, living between Thirty eighth and Fortieth streets and between Fifteenth and Clairmont avenue, to connect with sanitary sewer running along Clairmont avenue, be granted with the usual restrictions. t That the two aldermen from each ward he requested to examine city map, and recommend to the street committee at the next meeting the remaining of streets where two or more streets have the same names.
 That the attached communication from the Mayor in reference to two bridges in need of repairs be referred to the alder men from the ward affected and the city engineer.
 That attached petition for sidewalks on North Twenty-fifth street be referred to the city engineer for report.
 That attached resolution, gro close Eighth alley be adopted
 That the following committee be ap- pointed "ro arrange with B. F. Lee to al- low sewer to cross his property under improvement ordinance No. 423. at a cost not to exceed $25,' city attorney, city engineer and Copeland, D. R.
 That the Thirty sixth street special com mittee be granted further time.
 That all other matters go over.
 Finance Committee. Alderman Heidt, chairman of the finance committee, submitted the following re- port:
 The finance committee recommends that petition of Tom Casson for refund of fine be allow<s.
 That Jack Green. engineer of steam rol-