The Birmingham age-herald., 1910-10-20

new series. Aldermen Hogan and Nor | gan (W. B.) voting no on ordinance No. | 549.
 | That improvement ordinance No. 55S, | new series, be not confirmed. | That assessments under improvement | ordinances Nos. 90, 94, 95, 99 107 and 1lS | East Lake, be confirmed. | That ordinance providing for the pay | ment of bills and pay rolls be adopted by unanimous consent.
 | That ordinance ratifying the purchase
 of traction engine and cars be adopted | by unanimous consent. | That all other matters go over. Street Committee Present. Aldermen Gibson, Gregg, Met calfe, Moore, Hobson, Copeland, D. R., Morgan, G. B., Smith, Stern McArthur. Absent: Aldermen Copeland, J. R., Me- | Laughlin, Martin.
 | Alderman Gibson, acting chairman of the street committee, submitted the fol- | lowing report:
 | The street committee recommends that | the city proceed to carry out it's contract and complete the paving of Cliff road. That the Mayor, chairman of the street committee chairman of the judiciary com-
 mittee and city engineer take up the | matter of Cliff road paving at once, and report the best means to carry out the city's contract for the above work. | That ordinance ITO open up Twenty ninth avenue between the east line of | Twenty-ninth street and the west prop | erty line of Dimmick Pipe Works" be referred to the city attorney and the city engineer for report That the resolution to water Fifth ave- nue road to Forty-thrd street and Tenth avenue from Twenty-eighth to Fifty-third street be not adopted. That petition of Nick Brown to operate peanut stand corner Nineteenth street and Second avenue be disallowed That request of street commissioner
 for four mules to replace four lost by lockjaw be referred to the finance com mittee with favorable recommendation. That the following petition be referred to the city engineer for reports: To i'm prove Forty-first street from Ninth alley to Twelfth avenue, Wylam; to improve north side of Fourteenth avenue between Fifteenth and Sixteenth streets; to inn prove Hawthorne avenue from Midland to Ann streets; to improve Arlington
 avenue east of Maiden Lane. That the Birmingham Railway, Light
 and Power company be granted permis- sion to erect an electric sign from build
 ing 1914 First avenue, under usual restric- tions.
 That the city engineer be instructed to let contract for sanitary sewer on Twen- tieth street from Fourth alley to Fifth avenue to J. c. Long, Jr., for the sum of s41S 50, same being the lowest bid sub mitted.
 That resolution to condemn certain rights-of-way in Pratt City be referred to the chairman of the street commit tee city engineer and city attorney for report.
 That the following recommendations of the city engineer be concurred in: To improve Forty-nnth street from Marietta to Eleventh avenue; to improve Thir- teenth avenue from Twenty-third to Twenty-sixth streets and that ordinances be drawn for said improvements; that
 the recommendations of the city engineer
 relative to petition to improve Eleventh avenue south, from Twenty-first street to Five Points and Rose Ridge Park avenue, be concurred in.
 That all other matters go over. Judiciary Committee Present: Aldermen Gregg, Williams, J. F., Perdue, McArthur, Huddleston. Gib- son. Moore, Rogers, Smith. Absent: AL dermen Copeland, J. R., Martin, Stern. Alderman Gregg, chairman of the judi ciary committee, submitted the following report:
 The judiciary committee recommends that the resolution appointing a perma-
  improvement assessments be adopted. That the ordinance regulating building in new territory be adopted. That claims of Mrs. F. s. Collier and M D. Leach be disal.owed That petition of Mrs. John A. Milner and R. D. Compton be referred to the city treasurer for report. That the following improvement ordi- nances be adopted: Improvement ordi-
 nances Nos. 57o. 571 572, 574, 576. 577, new series.
 That improvement ordinances Nos 56s, and 573 go over for two weeks. That improvement ordinances Nos. 575 and 572, new series, be referred to the street committee. That all other matters go over. Lights and Telephones Present: Aldermen Klota. Rogers, Me Arthur Houppert, Williams, J. F. Per- due, Hobson, Lacey, Hawley, Copeland, D. R., Smith. Absent: Aldermen Thorpe,
 Mclaughlin, Morris. Aldermen Klotz, chairman of the lights and telephones committee, submitted the following report:
 The lights and telephones committee recommends that the following lights De installed: Intersection of Hibernian ave- nue and crossing of the Birmingham | Southern railroad, same to be paid for by the railroad; Forty-fourth street and Seventh avenue. Seventieth street and First avenue.
 That petitions for lights referred to this committee from last meeting of the City Council be referred to the arc light in spector for reports. | Parks and Lands and Legislative | Present: Aldermen Perdue, Huddleston, McArthur, Smith, Ball, Morgan, w. B., Williams D. U., Rogers, Williams, J. F., | Copeland, D. R., Mcdowell. Absent: AL
 dermen Greener, Gregg, Mclaughlin. | Alderman Perdue, chairman of the parks, lands and legislative committee, submitted the following report: The committee recommends that the
 resolution creating the office of keeper of Rhodes park be adopted. | That all other matters go over. | Specin1 viaduct Committee Present. Aldermen Moore, Williams, Gibson Gregg. Absent: Alderman Cope land. J. R.
 l Alderman Moore, chairman of the spe- cial viaduct committee, submitted the l following report: