The Birmingham age-herald., 1910-08-04

cd to close Fairview avenue from Bnsley | Highlands to Jefferson avenue, until the | sewer is done
 That complaint of William Lindsay | (Woodlawn), be referred to the chairman of the street committee and city engi- neer for report
 That complaints of Fred Basenburg, D. E. McLendon, J. c. Hudgins and w. J. Webb be referred to the chairman of the street committee and city engineer That the city engineer be instructed to draw ordinances to pave with road oil asphaltum binder Monroe avenue rom Highland avenue to Highland avenue; Popular street from Monroe avenue to Madison avenue.
 That if work on Thirty-second street between Twelfth alley and Fourteenth alley Is not completed by Monday. Au- gust 8, 191o that the street commissioner be instructed to cover oil with stone dust screenings and charge same to con- tractors or property owners
 That the following resolutions be adopt ed: That city engineer draw ordinances to pave with bitulithic Eighth avenue from Thirteenth to Eighteenth streets; Eighth avenue from West Twentieth to Twenty eighth streets; Park avenue from Nineteenth to Twenty-f1rst streets; west Twentieth street from Park avenue to Eighth avenue; to construct across St. Charles street between Eleventh and Twelfth avenues a drain pipe to relieve overflow; that city engineer be author ized to construct sewer In Fourth alley west of Twentieth street; that bid of Dunn & Lallande Bros., for certain storm sewers in Ensley be accepted; that bid of E. w. Jordan Construction company for certain storm sewers in Pratt City be accepted that bid of J. c. Long, Jr., for culvert across Twentieth street near Sixteenth avenue, Ensley, be accepted
 That petition of Mims Stone Refresh ment Co. be referred to the chairman of street committee and city engineer with power to act.
 That the following matters be referred to the finance committee: Report of spe- cial committee on filling ditch in Alley F from Twenty-fifth to Twenty-seventh streets; report of city engineer relative to complaint of J. l.. Thornton.
 That communication of J. B. Zuber be referred to the city engineer, chairman of the street committee and city attorney for report.
 That report of city engineer relative to complaint of Sewall-Bains Co. be re- ferred to chairman of street committee, chairman of finance committee and city engineer for report.
 That matter of improving O'Brien and Fountain avenues be referred to the al-
  neer for report.
 That complaint of John M. Haran be referred to city engineer and chairman of street committee and aldermen from Twelfth ward.
 That communication of street commits sioner relative to dumping garbage be referred to chairman of finance commit tee and chairman of street committee.
 That request to open street in Gate City section be referred to city engi- neer and street commissioner for report.
 That the following matters be referred to the finance and judiciary committees: Report of special committee on opening up Forty-fourth street; report of spe- cial committee on widening First ave- nue from Spring street; that the fol- lowing reports of the city engineer be concurred in: Report on petition for im- provements on Avenue c; complaint of J. E. Dorrough; report on complaint or F. D. McArthur
 That street improvement assessment against Wesley Chapel church be settled with usual allowance for churches.
 That the following matters be received and filed: Communication from American Ice and Fuel company; report of city engineer on complaint of MT. A. O. Clark; report on petition for gutters on Avenue J; report on complaint of H. Brooks.
 That the following matters be referred to the city engineer for reports: Petition for improvements on Hemitite avenue; petition for improvements on Ash street; complaint of H. J. Jungerman; communi- cation of James L. McDaniel; petition for Improvements on Edwards street, East Lake; resolution to improve Thirty-ninth street from Avenues H to E.; Resolution to ascertain cost of street improvements on Avenue E from Forty-f1rst street to Fifty-first street; communication of H. J. Falls; resolution relative to ascertaining cost for sewers in Sixteenth ward; peti- ton for Improvements on Thirty-seventh avenue, between Twenty-sixth and Twen- ty-seventh streets and Twenty-sixth street between Thirty sixth and Thirty seventh avenues; petition of Mrs. A. J. Hightower. resolution to clean sewers Tn