The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1909-10-07

| Sill 80: Hanover National bank 5000;
| George Eustis, city treasurer. 1925. George
Eustic. city treasurer, 1927; H. S. Ryall,
| "a: Jim Beach, 3d. J. NJ. McCartin, Sloo:
| Southern Bell Telephone company, 1870
| John B. Wealxley, $500; George Eustis,
city treasurer, 0.62: Ledger Publishing
company, s103. 81; Louisville and Nashville
| Railroad company, 3d. Birmingham
Railway, Light and Power company,
sS4. 06: J. s. Gillespie. clerk and register.
s101.S5; Chester Witty. go 40: A. J. Hall,
| SIS; w c. Burson SIS; Edward F. Cald-
well & Co., s2150; H. *. INVITE and A. e.
Fields, s25. SO: Birmingham Railway, Light
and Power company, s110. 35; A. e. Hand
ley, 81
Laborers, Oak Hill cemetery. first
half September, 1909, $73.7b: garbage,
week ending September 16, 1909, $257.90;
unpaved streets, week ending Septem-
Der 16, 1909, $129.T5; stable, shops and
| sprinkling, week ending September Is,
| 1909. s116.25. street cleaning, sewers,
paved street REPAIRS, week ending,
September Is. 1909. s153.16; Avonda1e,
Highland avenue parks. streets, mis-
eellaney. other expenses for week end
ing September Is, 1909, $75; laborers
parks, week ending September Is, 1909,
$3949; garbage, week ending Septem-
Der %, 1909, $261.2 20 unpaved streets,
week ending September %, 1909,
$138.SC; stable, shop, sprinkling, week
ending September 23, 1909, s11S.25,
street cleaning, sewers, paved street,
repairs, week ending September %, 1909,
S15255; laborers Avondale. Highland
avenue parks, streets, miscellaneous,
other expenses, week ending September
%, 1909. $50, laborrs parks, week end
ing September g. 1909, s2b.75; fire sal
aries, week ending September rs, 1909,
1915; city hall janitors, last half of
September 1909 5000; laborers oak
| afa los ha1f SanfRn1har
1909, 1858; garbage, week ending
September 80, 1909, s278.60; unpaved
streets. week ending September 3d. 1902
$147.70 stable shops, sprinkling, week
ending September 80, 1903. $11e.50;
| street cleaning, sewers, paved street re-
pairs, week ending September 80, 1909,
| $15S.20; Avandale park, streets, mfsce1-
| laneous other expenses drees), week
| ending October 2, 1909, s5S; laborers
| parks, week ending October g. 1909,
$S1.S6; fire department for the month
of September 1909, sS709.16; police de-
partment for the month of September,
1909, $7628.S2; city officials for the
month of September. 1909. $25421S; city
officials for the month of September,
1909, $1922.50; city officials for the
month of September, 1909, $1205; char
ity for the month of September, 1909,
$475; engineers department for the
month of September, 1909, s1423.50,
! street. department lOT TIE iuoiilh u Dep
TENDER, 1909, 1920; street department
for the month of September. 1909,
$1145.50; street department for the
month of September, 1909, $4,000;
health officer (school inspection), $50.
Street Committee.
Present: Aldermen Copeland, J. r.,
/ Starbuck Morgan Burnett, Metcalfe. Abb
sent: Aldermen Mcdonald, oNeill, Cope
land, D. r., Gregg.
Alderman Copeland, T. R., chairman of
the street committee, submitted the fol-
lowing report:
The street committee recommends that
the competitive BIDS for paving Sixteenth
avenue, south, from Twentieth street,
west, be turned over to Alderman Nor
gan to submit to the property owners to
select material for said work.
That the city engineer be instructed to
draw ordinance to repair following side
| walks: North side of Sixth avenue from
Henley school to Eighteenth street;
south side of Sixth avenue between
Twenty-second and Twenty-third streets.
That the matter of Ninth avenue be-
tween Twelfth and Fifteenth avenues.
south be referred to the Mayor, chair
man of street committee and city engi-
neer.
That the city engineer be granted leave
of absence, and the finance committee De
requested to appropriate the usual amount
| -Sluu-IOT the purpose VI SAsShiN&AAS
ing of municipal engineers in Little ROCK
next month. -
That Improvement ordinances Nos. 1856,
4s7 and 4ss, New Series, be referred to the
judiciary committee.
That the petition of A. L. Bondurant be
referred to the city attorney ana CITY
engineer for report.
That the resolution instructing the city
engineer to draw ordinances to put down
sidewalks, curb and gutter on cotton
wood avenue, be adopted
That the following petitions for street
improvements be referred to the city en-
gineer for report Grading, sidewalk,
curb and gutter, sanitary and storm sew
ers on Warsaw street from Mountain
avenue to Pawnee avenue; to repair SIDE
walk on the east side of North Twen-
tieth street between Fourth ana Firth
avenues; asphalt binder macadam paving
on Elm street between Magnolia avenue
and Highland avenue: sidewalks and curb
and gutter paving of Fifteenth avenue
between Fourteenth and Seventeenth
streets; sidewalks, curb and gutter paw
ing, sanitary sewer ana asphalI roau
oil paving on Twenty-sixth street, SOUTH
between Madison avenue and Avenue Il.
THAT the following resolutions be adopt
ed to-wit: That the city engineer be
Instructed to advertise for competitive
bids for paving First avenue from I"en-
ty-sixth street to Thirty-second street;
that Improvement oruiildhces A>ps' "'D
and 1869 New Series, be repealed that
i the CITY engineer be instructed to ad-
vertise for bids under improvement ordi-
naces Nos. 473, 475, 49, AT, ATS, 47s, 4so
| and 4S1 New Series.
That the attached petition OF the Biz
| minrham Realty company to chahse SUD
d,vision of blocks 1888 and 734 be granted
| (they being sole owners or such property
| by unanimous consent
That the bid of Paul Richter Tor side
walk paving under improvement ordi-
| naces Nos 466. and 4zS. New series, for
| the sum of s2004 80 be accepted, same
heine the lowest bid submitted.
THAT the bid of the city OF Birming-
ham for work under improvement ordf-
races Nos 4ss and 474. New Series, for
the sum of $40. 546 50 be accepted, same
being the lowest bid submitted.
That the bid of C. M. Burkhalter' Tor
grading and matchmaking under I'M
| movement ordinance No 4l3, New Series,
for the sum of 81 .725o be accepted,
| same being the lowest bid submitted.
| THAT all other matters go over
Fire Committee.
( Present: Aldermen Jackson, Starbuck.
McDonald, Collins, Absent Aldermen
COPELAND, d. R., and Greener.
Alderman Jackson, acting chairman of
the fire committee, submitted the follow
ing report:
| The fire committee recommends that
the following matters be adopted by unan-
| imous consent:
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