The Birmingham age-herald., 1910-09-08

 light be installed at the intersection of Eightieth street and Berney avenue.
 That an arc light be installed at the intersection of Twenty-seventh street and Thirty-first avenue.
 That all other petitions for lights be referred to the light inspector for re- ports.
 Street Committee
 Present: Aldermen Copeland, J. R.. Morgan, Metcalfe, Starbuck, Copeland, D. R., Burnett, Gibson, Mackinaw, O'Neill, Mcdowell. Absent: Aldermen Mcdonald, Norwood, Gregg.
 Alderman J. R. Copeland, chairman of the street committee, submitted the fol- | lowing report:
 The street committee recommends that the chairman of the street committee and city engineer take up the matter of paving Cliff road and if the street com missioner is unable to do the work to sub- let the contract to the lowest bidder, and have the said paving done at once.
 That the street commissioner be in- structed to have street in Mountain Ter race repaired and paving reaid at once.
 That the street commissioner be in- structed to repair street corner Eighty fifth street and Hillman avenue.
 That the city have constructed ce- ment retaining wall at Hill Top station
 
 That the report of the city engineer relative to claim of H. C. Cain and estate of H. Abel be referred to the city at torney for report
 That protests against paving Twenty first street from Highland avenue to Eff teenth avenue be referred to city engi- neer and special committee on southside paving.
 That the following matters be referred to the city engineer for report; Resolu- tion to pave First avenue from Third to Fourth streets and Fourth street from First avenue to the car line, Pratt Clty, petition of Mrs. A. J. Hightower relative to damage to lot; resolution to have city engineer to investigate condition or Ter minal subway and report on same; reso- lution to open up Thirteenth street from First avenue to Avenue B, petition to repair street intersection of Church street and First avenue; communications Of Il. A. Lindsay relative to street improve ment assessment and street in front Of his residence; petition to open up Ninth avi tie, Wylam: communication from r. E. Cheek relative to repairing intersec- ton at Twenty-seventh street and Twen- tv-sixth avenue; communication of T.. L.. Medders relative to street improvement a asessment East Lake; communication of l. A, Cummings relative to street im- movement assessment in North Birming- ham.
 That communication from James P. Hayes relative to garbage dump be re- ferred to the chairman of the street committee and city engineer for report.
 That the following petitions be granted Allowing the Birmingham Railway, Light and Power company to erect electric arcade on First avenue from Twentieth to Twenty-third streets; D. l.. Hope to move house from Seventy-sixth street and sloss avenue to Caldwell avenue and Rugby street, under supervision of build ing inspector; petition to change tha name of Poplar street, to Twenty-eighth street; petition of Joy Construction com pany to store building material on Fourth avenue between Nineteenth and Twen- tieth streets during construction Of build ing, under usual restrictions.
 That the following reports of the city engineer be concurred in: Improving Eff tieth street from First avenue to Fourth avenue, north; improving Forty-ninth street from Fourth avenue to Railroad avenue, north; paving Fourteenth ave- nue. south, from Beach street to Twen- tieth street and Ash street from High land avenue to Fourteenth avenue, south construct sewer on Huntsville road; side walk on Avenues and from Thirty ninth to Forty-fourth streets; improve Thirty-ninth street from AvenueE to Avenue A; complaint of Mrs. B. F. Win ton; complaint of MT. w. P. Lynch Avondale Land companys survey; com plaint of MT. Eugene EIlard.
 That the report of the city engineer