The Birmingham age-herald., 1909-05-20

garbage stable, shops, week ending May 6, 1909, $256 47; unpaved streets and sprink- lers. week ending, May 6. 1909; SIS 30; sweepers, sewers, paved streets. week end ing May 6, 1909, 50; laborers. Avondale park and East park. week ending May 6; 1909, S555o; laborers, parks, week end ing May 6, 1909, s48. P; laborers Oak Hill cemetery week endinG May D. 1909, $36; garbage and stable. week ending May 19, 1909, s271 .72; unpaved streets, shop. week ending May B, 1909. Ss5.42; sweepers. sprinklers. sewers, week ending May B. 1909, $1S7 57; paved street repairs week ending May 1S, 1eaa s55. 43; city hall jani- tors. flfst half of Nay 1909, SIP; laborers, Avondale park and East park, week end- ing May 15, 1909, $5s; laborers. parks, week ending May 15. 1909. $3s 10; laborers, Oak Holl cemtery, May 15, 1909, $S6.
 Judiciary Committee.
 Alderman O'Neill acting chairman of the Judiciary committee, submitted the following report:
 The judiciary committee recommend that the communication from the board of health be received and filed.
 That the ordinance to prevent the stop ping of sewers be adopted.
 That improvement ordinance No. AS, new series, be adopted.
 That improvement ordinance No. AZ. new series, be adopted.
 That improvement ordinance No 450, new series, be adopted
 That all other matters go over
 Judiciary and Railways.
 Alderman o'Neill, acting chairman of the judiciary and railways committee, submitted the following report:
 The committee recommends that the petition of the Birmingham Railway, Light and Power company for one years extension of franchise from May 19, 1909, be granted.
 Street Committee.
 Alderman ONeni. chairman of the street committed. submitted the following report:
 The street committee recommends that the city engineer be instructed to draw ordinance for storm sewer on Fifteenth avenue between Nineteenth and Twen- teth streets.
 That the petition to pave alley in block 772 be referred to the city engineer for report after conference with property owners Interested
 That the question of Peoples Telephone company putting poles in alleys be re- ferred to the city attorney and city en- gineer with power to act.
 That the petition 10 open street south of Warsaw street be referred to the judi ciary committee.
 That the resolution to pave Twenty third, Twenty-fourth, Twenty and Twenty-sixth streets be adopted.
 That the street commissioner be in structed to repair Fifth avenue road and Tenth avenue north. within the city limits as soon as convenient.
 That the city engineer be authorized to transfer contract for sidewalks. under improvement ordinance No. 420, new series, under usual restrictions, from c. J. Paramore to c. M. Burkhalter.
 That the petition of proDertV owners of South Twentieth street. Beach street and Fifteenth street go over until storm sewer is built.
 That the resolution to raise saitary sewer on Fourteenth avenue between Fourteenth and Fifteenth streets be adopted.
 That the resolution that the city en- gineer be instructed to make demand on the Birmingham Terminal company to lower Twenty-sixth street per ordinance No. 40 be adopted.
 That the petition to change the name of Sylvan avenue to Alabama avenue be granted.
 That Thirty-eghth street from Fifth Avenue road north to Tenth avenue north, and Fortyfirst street. from Fifth avenue to Tenth street, north, be graded and covered with black ashes
 That the petition of c. Exum and others to change alley in block S60 be granted by unanimous consent.
 That improvement ordinances Nos. 327 3S5, 393 and 4O2, new series, be repealed
 That the city engineer be instructed to advertise for bids under improvement or dinances Nos. A, 445 and 446 new series, as soon as bonds are guaranteed.
 That the bid of F. M. Wheeler & Go. for sanitary sewer, under improvement ordinance No. 427, new series, for the sum of s757.1O be accepted. same being the lowest bid submitted
 That the improvement ordinances Nos. 451, 452 45S, 454, 455, 456 and 457. new series, be referred to the Judiciary con- mittee
 That all other matters go over
 Miscellaneous Committee.
 Alderman Burnett, chairman of the miscellaneous committed, submitted the report:
 The miscellaneous committee recom- mends that the petition of Ware & Co, to transfer license of Star Metal com pany be allowed.
 That the license inspector be instructed to issue license to Fred Broderick to sell soft drinks for the sum of $l00. That the following licenses be trans ferred: J. M Vanzant to L. D. Phillips, No. 1l3o North Fifth avenue; R. c. Car lisle to Jefferson Pharmacy. No. 400 North Eighteenth street: A. s. Jameson
 
 That all other matters go over.
 Parks and Lands.
 Chairman Greener, chairman of the parks and lands committee, submitted the report.
 The committee recommends that the petition of Thomas A. Hamilton ito re- move water pipe in Oak Hill cemetery be referred to the city engineer and street with power to act.
 That the petition of the park keepers for one week vacation each, during the summer, be referred to mayor with DOW CT to act.
 Markets and Finance.
 Alderman Collins, chairman of the mar ket and finance committee, submitted the report: The committee recommends that the rec to employ two additional milk and meat inspectors be referred to the mayor and president of the council with power to act.
 That the application for position as meat and milk inspector be referred to the ways and means committee.
 That the resolution to further the health of the city of Birmingham be adopted.
 Fire Committee.
 Alderman Morgan, acting chairman of the fire committed, submitted the fol< lowing report:
 The fire committee recommends that the petition of Kelley & Houppert to put awning over Air-Dome be granted undeH usual restrictions.
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