The Birmingham age-herald., 1909-01-21

payment of bills and pay rolls be adopted. That the Judgment of Mrs. s. E. Be- thune and costs be paid, per advice of the city attorney the judgment amounting to s2o0.
 That all other matters go over. Miscellaneous Committee.
 Alderman Copeland, acting chairman, submitted the following report:
 The committee recommends that the matter of contractors license where said contractors are completing work started in 1908 be referred to city attorney.
 That the license of business colleges be eliminated from the license schedule.
 That the resolution amending sections 94, % and go of the license schedule be adopted.
 That the license of wholesale coffee roasters be fixed at $50
 That the license inspector be instructed to issue license to the Fairchild Coal com pany.
 That all other matters go over.
 Street Committee.
 Alderman Stockmar, chairman, ,submit- ted the following report:
 The street committee recommends that the resolution instructing the street com missioner to open up Eighth avenue be- tween Twenty-sixth and Twenty-eighth streets be adopted.
 That the resolution instructing the street commissioner and the city engineer to in- spect all street and other work done un- der guarantee be adopted.
 That the resolution that the Birmng- ham Railway, Light and Power company be instructed to put in permanent con- struction and renew tracks on South Twentieth street, between Tenth avenue and Five Points be adopted.
 That the resolution 'instructing the Bir- mingham Railway Light and Power com pany to lower tracks on Highland ave- nue from Halls avenue to Thirty-third street to proper grade furnished by city engineer, be adopted.
 That the bid of c. M. Burkhalter for sidewalk paving under improvement or dinance No. 421, new series, for the sum of s6o2 be accepted, same being the lowest bid submitted.
 Buildings Committee. Alderman Estes, chairman, submitted the following report:
 The committee recommends that a con- tract be signed with Frank Houppert for store now occupied by him for three years at following figures: First year ESQ per month, second year 1885 per month, third year s9O.
 That the chairman of the committee and the builder inspector investigate putting a door in corner store occupied by David Letaw
 That the woodwork on city hall be painted.
 That rotunda on fourth floor be ar ranged as an addition to the public H. brary.
 Liqhts and Telephones. A15..x.o,.l IvIo41 chairman of the com mittee, submitted the following report: | The lights and telephones committee recommends that an arc light be installed l at the intersection of Eighth avenue and l Twenty-hfth streets, north. l That an arc light be installed at the in tersection of Thirty-frst street and Thir- teenth avenue. north. That an arc light be installed at the intersection of Avenue D and Tenth street. south.
 That an arc light be installed at the in tersection of Magnolia avenue and Iwen- ty-third street, south
 That an arc light be installed at the in tersection of Morris avenue and Eighth street, north.
 That an arc light be installed at the in- tersection of Fourteenth avenue and Twenty sixth street, north.
 That all other matters go over.
 Judiciary Committee.
 Alderman Fulghum, chairman, submit ted the following report:
 The judiciary committee recommends that the petition of S. H. Harrell be disal- lowed.
 That the ordinance amending section IA of ordinance No. 139 be adopted.
 That improvement ordinance No. 4Ss, new series, be adopted
 That improvement ordinance Mo- 40, new series, be adopted.
 That all other matters go over.