The Birmingham age-herald., 1908-08-06


 sanitation committed
 Under the head of the report of the Greater Birmingham committee, Alder man Jones offered a resolution asking that in the distribution of the money derived from the sale of the school bonds which the city proposes to issue. that sufficient amount be set aside for the building of sch ools in the ter ritory recently annexed to Birmingham. Following are the reports of com mittees as read last night:
 Finance and Street Committee.
 Present - Aldermen O'Nenl, Heldt. Klotz Burnett, Estes, Hogan and Stockmar.
 Absent-Aldermen Jones and Fulg- hum.
 The finance and street committee rec ommends that the resignation of MT. Julian Kendrick be accepted with re- gret, and that proper resolutions be drawn and presented to the City Coun- ell for adoption.
 That the Mayor be auth orized to pur- chase from the Mountain Heights Land company the piece of ground in front of the Alburto Martin school, contain ing about eight acres
 That the Mayor be authorized to pur. CHds6 lIOm the blIllltlBndil INedity company lot 50x240 feet in block 663. which fills out Barker school lot
 Finance Committee.
 Present: Aldermen O'Neill. Heldt, Bur nett, Klotz. Jones, Estes. Absent: None. The finance committee recommends that the attached petition of J. D. Hall for refund of S20 be allowed.
 That solvent credits go over.
 ol,t +6o Rro arfY ant be granted leave of absence and s1oo for the purpose of attending convention of Association of Fire Chiefs
 That the attached list of cancellations and reductions be ratified.
 That the attached ordinance providing for bills and pay rolls be adopted.
 Lights and Telephone Committee. Present: Aldermen Klotz Stockmar, Gum, Copeland. J. R., Heidt. Absent: Alderman Moore.
 The lights and telephone committee recommends that the arc light at the in tersecton of Forty-hrst street and rail- road right of way be paid for jointly by the Alabama Great Southern and South ern railway beginning July l, 1908.
 That the petition of Fies & Son to erect an electric sign across sidewalk at their stables on Sixteenth street between Sec- ond and Third avenue be allowed.
 Market Committee.
 Present: Aldermen Copeland, J. R.. Klotz, Hogan. Absent: Aldermen Eggles- ton, Cooper.
 The markets committee recommends that permit of W. M. Loveless, dairymen, be revoked, for reasons given in attached letter.
 Judiciary Committee.
 praeapf. Alderman Irtt1uh1rn O'Neill Gum, Gregg, Heidt, Forney. Absent: AL derman Moore.
 The Judiciary committee recommends that improvement ordinance No. 419 be adopted.
 That ordinance "to prevent hawking green meats, etc" go over
 Miscellaneous Committee. Present: Aldermen Hedt, Hogan, Klotz, Copeland, D. R., Fulghum- Absent: AL derman Burnett.
 The miscellaneous committee recom- mends that Jacobs pharmacy be refund- ed one quarter of license paid.
 That Phill Ehrler be granted license to conduct a soft drink stand at No. 230 North Eighteenth street.
 That all other licenses issued for No. 23O North Eighteenth street be revoked and money refunded.
 That Ed S. Blacks license to conduct soft drink stand at No. 1900 Third avenue be reinstated.
 Alderman Heidt passed his vote on the Black matter.
 That the attached ordinance fixing license for coal dealers be adopted.
 Street Committee.
 Present: Aldermen Stockmar, Fulghum, O'Neill, Burnett, Hogan, Jones. Absent: None
 The street committee recommends that the attached resolution to open up Eighth alley, between Twenty-seventh streets and Eighth alley between Twenty-eighth and Twenty ninth streets, be adopted. That the attached resolution to open up Thrty-sixth street, between Eleventh and Twelfth avenues, be adopted.
 That the attached resolution to number the houses go over.
 That the attached petition of l.. N. Archer to move building from Second ave nue to First avenue, between Sixteenth and Seventeenth streets, be granted un- der usual restrictions.
 That attached petition of Farmer and Cannon to move sign be granted.
 That attached resolution, accepting the resignation of Julian Kendrick be adopted. That attached resolution authorizing the city engineer to advertise for bids for sanitary sewer mains be adopted:
 That the attached resolution confirming Avondale sanitary sewer assessments, and authorizing city treasurer to collect same. be adopted.
 That petition of Mrs. E. J. Ungerman for refund of S20 .36 on account of error in improvement assessment be allowed. That petition of Sidney Hart to have Alley E opened up. said Sidney Hart to build bridge across ditch at his own ex- rense.s be granted.
 That petition of H. T. Moore for refund of s99 75 be disallowed.
 That letter from Frisco railroad on via- duct question be referred to viaduct com mittee.
 That petition sf citizens living on Sixth avenue. between Thirteenth and Four teenth streets, be referred to the city engineer.
 That the following resolution be adopted
 Be it resolved by the City Council of Birmingham as follows: That the mayor be, and he is hereby, authorized to enter into the following contract with Julian Kendrck for and on behalf of the city of Birmingham
 That the attached ordinance to provide for the issue of bonds be adopted That the city engineer be authorized to advertise for bids to macadamize, curb and gutter Sylvan avenue between Twelfth and Fourteenth avenues as soon as bonds are guaranteed.
 That the city engineer be authorized to advertise for bids for paving Nine teenth alley between Twelfth and Thir- teenth avenues as soon as bonds are guar 44
 West Is Candidate.