The Birmingham age-herald., 1910-11-03

 c. P. Hammond, J. W. Mitchell. F. M. Mitchell, Hattie L Anderson, J. o. Rob- erts, Will Ford
 That the First Presbyterian church of Pratt City be allowed the usual 50 per cent discount on sidewalk assessment.
 That the following bills be paid: Frank Nelson, Jr., s5sS; R. N, Wheeler, seo; John P. Evans.
 That Judgement and fees in case of P. M. Cannon ys. A. A. Gambill, tax col lector, amounting to TO, be paid.
 That Charles H. Hilton be refunded $25 .s5 taxes for property erroneously sold.
 That Clark Williams be refunded $3b. 7S taxes for property enormously sold.
 That claim of Mrs. A. c. Abel be re- ferred to the city engineer for report to permanent committee on adjustment of improvement assessments.
 That resolution ratifying assessment by the city clerk of property for munich pal purposes be adopted.
 That the amount of $200 per month be appropriated to the Anti-Tuberculosis as- sociation to October 1, 1911, provided the mayor Is one of the board of control. and provided further that the county of Jeff ferson appropriates like amount.
 That the resolution extending date of confirmation of improvement ordinance No. 4s0 new series, to November 16, 1910. be adopted.
 That improvement ordinances Nos. 565, 566 and 56S. new series. be confirmed.
 That ordinance providing for payment of bills and pay rolls be adopted by unanimous consent.
 That resolution correcting salary sched- ule be adopted.
 That all other matters go over.
 Finance and Street Committee
 optiDp p11 a h. mitted the following report:
 The finance and street committee rec ommend that three flushing carts be pur- chased at a cost of not exceeding s2500.
 That stable and dumping station be constructed in the Sixteenth ward on property owned by the city, not to cost exceeding $1500.
 That the resolution to construct cross ing at Twenty-eighth street and Twenty eighth avenue, north, be referred to the city engineer for report.
 Judiciary Committee
 Present-Aldermen Gregg, Copeland, Jr.. Gibson, Huddleston, McArthur, Martin. Moore, Perdue, Rogers Smith, Williams, J. F.
 Absent-Alderman Stern.
 Alderman Williams, acting chairman of the judiciary committee, submitted the following report:
 The judiciary committee recommends that the following matters be referred to the city attorney for reports: Petition of the Kilby Frog and Switch company; pe- tition Of William J. Randle: petition of Elyton School Improvement association; petition of c. I. Howell; petition of G. D. Dudley petition of Julius Chairsell peti- tion of Will Westbrooks.
 That improvement ordinances Nos. 569, 572 and 673. new series, be referred to the street committee.
 That improvement ordinance No. 54S, new series, be adopted.
 That all other matters go over.
 Public Buildings Committee
 Present-Aldermen Metcalfe. Copeland, J. R., Morgan, w. B., Gibson, Huddle- ston, Lacey, Morgan. c. B.
 Absent-Aldermen Carter and Greener. Alderman Metcalfe, chairman of the public buildings committee. submitted the following report: The public buildings committee recom- mends that the city clerk secure bids for the improvement of the city building in Ensley
 That petition of William s. Johnson to operate cigar stand in lobby of city hall be disallowed MaEkete COm1nlttee
 Present-Aldermen Smith, Martin. Per- due, Ball. Lacey, Williams. D. U., Klotz. Absent-Aldermen Greener, Houppert, Jackson Mclaughlin, Hogan.
 Alderman Smith, chairman of the mar kets committee, submitted the following report:
 The markets committee recommend that the ordinance requiring all dairymen sell Ing milk in Birmingham to use a sanitary milk pail be adopted.
 That all other matters go over.
 Railway Committee
 Present-Aidermen Moore, Morris. Gib- son, Morgan W. B., Williams, D. U., Thorpe. Ball, Hobson. Perdue, Williams, J. F.
 Absent-Aldermen Stern, Jackson and Houppert. ~
 Alderman Moore. chairman of the rail- ways committee, submitted the following report:
 The railways committee recommend that the resolution requiring the Birmingham Railway, Light and Power company to put trailers on cars operating between Birmingham and Germania park in the morning and evening rush hours be adopted.
 Street Committee FreSenI. AluGTIncn COpeldnu, J. H., Copeland, D. R., Gibson, Gregg, Mo- Arthur, Metcalfe, Moore, Morgan. G. B., Smith, Stern.
 Absent; Aldermen McDowell, Me- Laughlin. si ts,l E,fgIHUV
 Alderman Copeland. J. R. s' 'chaIrnl1aaI. hisl' man of the street/comrnittee, submitted the following report:
 The street committee recommends that request of R. H. Hagood to con- struct bridge be referred to the mayor, chairman street committee city en@ gineer and street commissioner for re- port
 That the following matters be re- ferred to the city engtpeer for re- Arlington to the city limits; petition to improve Mamie avenue between Six teenth and Seventeenth. north; pe-