The Birmingham age-herald., 1909-06-03

tee be adopted.
 That the cancellations and reductions be ratified.
 That the ordinance providing for the payment of bills and pay rolls be adopt ed by unanimous consent.
 That improvement ordinance No. AT. new series. be confirmed.
 That all other matters go ovsr.
 Judiciary Committee.
 Alderman Gregg, chairman of the ju- dietary committee, submitted the follow Ing report:
 The Judiciary committee recommends that the assistant city attorney be grant, ed vacation of two weeks
 That the petition to open street south of Warsaw street be dlsallowed on ac- count of said petition not being signed by all property owners affected That the communication from E. D. Smith be concurred in and be instruct ed to appeal case of Mary B. Brown against Birmingham Water Works com pany.
 That the improvement ordinances Nos. 45l, 452, 46s, 454. 455 45e. 45s and 4ss, new series, be adopted
 Street Committee.
 Alderman Copeland, Jr., chairman of the street committee, submitted the fol- lowing report:
 That the petition of property owners to have obstruction removed from yll- lage creek be referred to the Judiciary committee.
 That the communication from M. J. Smollen be referred to the city engineer.
 That the petition for street improve ments on Sixth avenue between Thirty seventh and Forty-hrst streets be re- ferred to the city engineer for report
 That the street commissioner be in- structed 10 grade Twenty y-fourth alley from Thirteenth to Fourteenth avenue and Thirteenth alley from Twenty-fourth alley to Twenty-f1fth street to drain the block.
 That the resolution to instruct the street commissioner to install three standpipes for use of street sprinklers," be referred to the Mayor. street commissioner and chairman of the street committee. That the city engineer be instructed to advertise for paving Twenty-third, Twen- ty-fourth. Twenty-ffth and Twenty-sixth streets from First to Seventh avenues.
 That the resolution to repeal improve ment ordinances Nos. 394, S95 and 445, new series, be adopted.
 That the improvement ordinances Nos. 459, 460, 461, 462, new series, be referred to the judiciary committee. That all other matters go over.
 Miscellaneous Committee. Aldermen Burnett, chairman of the miscellaneous committee submitted the l following report
 The committee recommends that the 1 petition of the Merchants and Me- chanics Trust and Savings bank for nine months license be granted.
 That the resolution "To exempt man. ufacturies of raw material from license taxes be not adopted. That the resolution "To arrange license schedule for the Eleventh ward" be reconsidered.
 That the Metropolitan cigar stand be i granted license for nine months.
 That the following licenses be trans | ferred: L. V McEntire to T. c. Will son, Cash grocery to c. Barbour h. corporated grocery to l.. w. McEntire. Dusenbury Bros. to D. Carlisle, E. Fitzpatrick to Frank Grill. That all other matters go over.
 That J. L. Henry of Guntersvlle be refunded the amount paid ($S) for au- tomobile license when he returns home, he being in the city on a visit.
 Public Buildings Committee. Alderman Jackson. chairman of the public buildings committee, submitted the following report:
 The commottee recommends that the communication from elevator inspector be referred to the Mayor with power to act.
 1 That the petition of the Kappa Alpha | fraternity for use of armory be re- ferred to the Mayor and chairman of the public buildings committee with l power 10 act.
 Lights and Telephones Committee. Alderman Klotz, chairman of the | lights and telephones committee, sub mitted the following report: The committee recommends that the matter of changing location of an arc | light on Underwood Hill be referred to the aldermen from the Seventh ward | That the petition for light at the intersection of Seventeenth avenue and Beach street be referred to the alder men from the Seventh ward. That the resolution to change loca- tion of light on Ina street and install light at intersection of Ina street and Fourteenth avenue, north. be referred to the light inspector for report. That the petition for an arc light at the intersection of Eleventh avenue and Sixteenth street. north. be granted. That the petition to install arc lights