The Birmingham age-herald., 1909-09-02

s....s.................... the petitions to improve Fifteenth street south between Fourteenth and Sixteenth , avenues; Fifteenth avenue south between Fifteenth and Seventeenth strets; Six teenth street south between Fourteenth and Fifteenth avenues, and Sixteenth avenue, south, between Fourteenth and Sixteenth streets, south, be referred to the city engineer for report. | That the petition to improve Twenty sixth street, north, from Seventh to Eff 1 teenth avenues, be referred to the city en- l gineer for report.
 | That the city engineer draw ordinance l to grade Thirty-second street from Fifth 1 avenue, north, to Avenue F, south. 1 That the report of the special committee regarding First avenue be concurred in, and the city engineer be instructed to draw ordinances to pave First avenue from Twenty sixth street to Thirty-second street, and to grade and macadamize First avenue from Thirty-second street to Forty seventh street ! That the report of the committee on | opening up Forty-fourth street from Fifth avenue south be concured in, and the city engineer be instructed to prepare maps and profiles recommended. 1 That the city engineer be instructed to draw ordinance providing for grading,
 
 asphalt nacadam paving on Poplar street | from Pine avenue to Madison avenue.
 That the resolution instructing the city engineer to investigate storm sewer in Avenue from Eighteenth street east be 1 adopted
 | That the report of the street commits soner in reference to block 6, Webb & Wood addition, be concurred in. and that the street commissioner be instructed to do the necessary work.
 That the petition of Gorman-Gambill Drug company to erect electric sign be 1 granted
 That the city engineer be granted fur ther time In the matters of the sewer in Huntsville avenue, opening up Eleventh | avenue, north, and improving Sixteenth avenue, south.
 That the petition for bootb1ack stands be granted.
 new series be referred to the judiciary committee.
 That the resolution ITO repeal improve ment ordinances Nos. All and 472, new series" be adopted.
 That the resolution, "To advertise for bids under improvement ordinances Nos 465. 466, 467, 469 470 462 and 474 as soon as bonds are guaranteed" be adopted. That the resolution providing for the
 
 brick be referred to the finance commit tee. with request that same be adopted.
 That all other matters go over.
 Ordinance. Be 1t ordained by the City Council of Birmingham as follows; Section l. That the appropriations are herewith made out of the proper funds of the treasury to pay the fol- lowing bills and payrolls.
 Sec. 2. That the city treasury be, and he Is, hereby instructed to pay said sums upon proper warrants drawn by the auditor.
 Sec. 8. That this ordinance go into effect upon its approval by the Mayor: \ B. R., l.. & P. Co.,, $2648.11 Fabric Fire Hose Co.,, $109o; B. R., l.. & P. Co.,, $85.60; Birmin gham Water Works Co.,, $23o4.81; A. Gibson, veterinarian, s64.25; George Eustis city treasurer, $s4.75; l.. 6 N. R. R. Co.,, $4.3G; J. Q. Smith, s10O; c. M. Burkhalter, $2s.5S; C. M Burkh alter, $11s.52; J. R. Beavers and B. J. George. $750; B. R.. L. 6 P. Co.,, $228.68; B. R., l.. 6 P. Co.,, $2659.52 Gibson Horsesh being Co.,, $14.20; Pen key, Holes & Terry. $225.os; Elliott Fisher Co.,, $1s.75; Farmers and Miners Mercantile Co.,, $52.4o; Herbrick g Lawrence, $S.50; George Eustis, city treasurer, 5000; Tennessee Coal, Iron and Railroad company, $5e5.
 Pay Rolls.
 Unpaved streets, stable, shop, week ending August 28, 1909, S203.40; sweep CTS and sewers, week ending August 26, 1909, $104.96; garbage, week ending August 26, 1909, $251.73; paved streets and sprinklers, week ending August 26, 1909, $157; laborers, parks week end ing August 2S, 1909, s43.48; laborers, Avondale park, streets, miscellaneous and other expenses weeek ending Au- gust 2S, 1909. s57; city hall janitors, last half August, 1909, $74.50; laborers. Oak Hill cemetery, last half August, 1909, $95; fire department for month of August 1909, $S633.45 police depart ment for month of August, 1909, $7434.- AS; city officials for month of August 1909, $2514.69; city officials for month of August, 1909, $1919.16; city officials for month of August, 1909. $1205; char ity for month of August, 1909, $450 engineers department for month of August, 1909, $144184; street depart ment for month of August, 1909, $923.- 25; street department for month of August, 1909, $6S1.50; street depart ment for month of August, 1909, $5a2,70.
 Judiciary Committee.
 Present. Aldermen Gregg. Williams. Perdue, IIeidt, Moore, Martin, Causey, Burnett Absent: None.
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