The Birmingham age-herald., 1910-11-17

man Williams q. F), Hobson, Copeland CD. R.), Morris.
 Alderman Klotz chairman of the lights
 and telephone committee, submitted the
 following report;
 The light and telephone committee rec
 ommends that the following lights be h.
 stalled: Elizabeth station, Berney sta-
 ton, intersection of Elyton street and
 Tuscaloosa avenue, West End; Walker
 avenue and Eighty-thrd street. East Lake; Thirty-fourth street and Avenue F, Crescent and Cypress avenue and Twenty y-ninth street intersection; Cypress | and poplar or Twenty-eighth street; Jun
 iper and Hickory or Thirtieth street; | Thirty-fourth street and Avenue F;
 Fourth avenue and Twenty-fifth; Sixth
 avenue and Twenty sixth street; Halls | avenue near entrance to Country club;
 crossing of the Atlanta, Birmingham and | Atlantic railroad and Owenton street,
 same to be paid for by said railroad com
 pany; Twenty-seventh street at top of 1 hill on Avenue I, facing entrance to
 Hanover circle; Tenth avenue and Twen- | ty-seventh street back of hospital;
 Twelfth avenue and Huntsville avenue; Pike avenue and Twenty-ffth street, | Ensley; Avenue I and Twenty-third
 street Ensley; Avenue c and Thirtieth
 street. Ensey; Avenue E and Twenty
 ninth street, Ensley; Avenue J and Four teenth street, Ensley; Sixth avenue and | Forty-fifth street, Wylam; light at Nine
 teenth street and Avenue D, to be paid | for by Birmingham Railway, Light and Power company; light at Twentieth street and Avenue +, to be paid for by the Bir-
 minghaIn Railway, Light and Power com | Iferbt f,, TNr1o1 1o{r. terlat
 at Tenth avenue and Thirteenth street,
 north. city, to be paid for by the Bir-
 mingham Railway, Light and Power com pany: light at Pine street and Tusca- | loosa avenue. West End. | That the light from Avenue c and Thir- l tieth street be removed to Avenue F and | Thirty-fourth street
 That all other matters go over. Judiciary Committee Present: Aldermen Gregg, Williams O.. | F), Perdue, Smith, McArthur, Huddle- ston, Gibson, Martin. Absent; Aldermen | Stern, Moore, Copeland q. R.). Rogers. | Alderman Gregg, chairman of the judi ciary committee, submitted the following | report:
 | The Judiciary committee recommends
 that the communication of the Birming-
 ham Railway, Light and Power company
 relative to putting up gas lamps be re- | ferred to city attorney, engineer and elec- | trician for report.
 That ordinance to close certain streets | in Woodlawn cemetery be referred to the
 city engineer for report That petition of Elliott & Morris to put | in advertising trash cans be ulsallowed. That petition of Southern Railway com pany for reconveyance of property sold
 for taxes be referred to the city attorney | for report.
 That improvement ordinances Nos. 61s, | 5SO and 579, new series. be adopted. l That. all other matters go over. Judiciary Committee | Present: Aldermen Gregg, Smith, Me Arthus, stern, Huddleston, Gibson Mar
 tin, Moore. Rogers, Copeland (J. R.). Ab-
 sent: Williams 0. ED and Perdue. | Alderman Gregg, chairman of the Judi"
 ciary committee, submitted the follow- | ing report:
 The Judiciary committee recommends
 that the report of city attorney relative
 to netitfon of Elyton School association l be concurred in.
 | That the following petitions be disal-
 lowed: c. l. Howell, w. J. Randle, Will
 Westbrook, Julius Chairsell, G. D. Dud- ley.
 That the attached resolution qualifying V. B. Brown deputy clerk of the record
 era court, to administer oaths. etc, be
 adopted by unanimous consent
 That all other matters go over.