The Birmingham age-herald., 1909-06-17

Southern Paint Manufacturing companv. s4.65; Southern Toilet Supply company s1; Southern Foundry and Machine, $439 42; Charles Schwend, 25c; Western Grain company, 110.35; Woodward Stenographic B., S4.15; Rino1do Williams s55 50; Ala bama Supply company, $7.15; Birming- ham Grain company, s1O9 .22; Farmers and Miners Mercantile company $40. 60; Wil- liam Reckling, S11 .10 Standard Oil com pany, s51 .3S Randolph Lumber company. S.29; Wimberley & Thomas Hardware H.50; G. A. Davis, $.62 Loveman, Jo- seph & Loeb, $252 .36; Birmingham Grain company, $1306.22; Birmingham Title and Guaranty, $16.20; Charles Freeman, s4. 4.05; :; Birmingham Sand and Brick company, $.S5; Sidney Hart, $29 .26; George Eustis, c. l., $3765: George Eustis, c. T., s5; A. H. Rogers, s6S. .0S; George Eustis, c. T., sS93O. .32.
 PAYROLLs.
 Garbage and stable, week ending June B. 1909, S272.7S; unpaved streets and shop week ending June 8, 1909 O7.52; sprink- ling, sweeping and sewers, week ending June 8, 1909, 5.6S; paved street repairs and Twenty-irst street bridge, week end ing June 3, 1909, $5S.S7; laborers Oak Hill cemetery, week ending June 5, 1909, $33 50; laborers Avondale and Highland parks, week ending June 5, 1909, $43.25 labor CTS parks, week ending June 5, 1909, $34. .98; garbage and stable. week ending June 10 1909, 2S6.S0; unpaved streets and shop, week ending June 10, 1909, 100.5 50; sprink- ling sweeping and sewers, week ending June 10, 1909, s12S.10; paved street repairs and Twenty-first street bridge week end ing. June 10.1sos, ss1 .ss; laborers Avondale and Highland parks, week ending June 12, 1909, $3950; laborers Oak Hill cem- etery, week ending June 12, 1909, $35. .37; la borers parks, week ending June 12, 1909, 6.9S city hall janitors, first half June, $70.5O.
 Fire and Finance.
 Present: Aldermen Heidt, Gregg, Bur nett Morgan, Estes, Copeland, J. R., Gambill, Collins, Klotz. Copeland, D. R., Jackson. Starbuck, Mcdonald.
 Alderman Heidt. chairman of the com mittee. submitted the following report The committee recommends that /the resolutions to establish a paid fire de- partment in the Tenth ward be adopted. That the resolution recommended by the special committee to purchase motor fire engine for Fountain Heights fire station be adopted.
 That all other matters go over.
 Finance, Police and Sanitation. Present: Aldermen Heidt. Gregg, Nor gan, Copeland, J. R., Collins, Klotz, Jack
 
 O'Neill, Greene, Hogan
 Alderman Heidt, chairman of the com mtitee, submitted the following report: The committee recommends that the communication of the city physician be referred to the mayor and chairman of the police and sanitation committee with power to act.
 That all other matters go over.
 Finance and Public Buildings. President: Aldermen Heidt Gregg Nor gan, Estes, Copeland, J. R., Gambill, Col lins, Klotz. Jackson, Cooper, Starbuck, Causey. Absent: Aldermen O'Neill, Hogan.
 The committee recommends that the re- port of the boiler inspector be referred to the chairman of the finance committee and the chairman of the public buildings committee with power to act
 That all other matters go over.
 Finance and Legislative.
 Present: Aldermen Heidt. Collins, Bur nett, Gregg, Hogan. Cooper, Gambill. Alp sent: Aldermen Morgan, Estes, O'Neill, Copeland. J. R., Klotz.
 Alderman Heidt, chairman of the com mittee, submitted the following report: The finance and legislative committee recommends that the resolution that the mayor be allowed the sum of $500 for the enforcement of prohibition laws.
 That three bicycle sergeants be added to the police force.
 That six mounted men be added to the police force at the discretion of the mayor.
 That the street commissioner be allowed clerk at monthly salary of $1oo.
 Judiciary Committee.
 Present: Aldermen Gregg, Williams, Perdue, Cooper, Moore, Martin, Causey. Absent: Aldermen Heidt, Burnett. Alderman Gregg, chairman of the judi
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