The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1910-05-05

wagon and set of harness, one scarrif1er
and a lotion roller
That Improvement ordinances Nos. 52s,
500, $50 and 53l, new series, be referred
to the judiciary committee.
That the resolution to oil First avenue
be referred to chairman of street com
mittee, city engineer, street commission
er and aldermen from Thirteenth ward
That the street commissioner be in
structed to put in repair Peyton street
and College street, between Avenue G and
Pine avenue: Barron avenue between Pey-
ton street and College street.
That the city engineer be instructed
to advertise for bids for work under i'm
provement ordinance No. 513. new series.
That the following petitions for street
improvements be referred to the city en-
gineer for reports: Cherry street from
Tenth avenue to Bay avenue, south; Bay
avenue from Twenty-sixth street to High
land avenue; north side of Tenth avenue
between Forty-ninth street and Fiftieth
street. Second avenue. north, from Forty
eighth to Forty-ninth streets; Orange
street from Sycamore to Cherry Streets
Tenth avenue from Cherry to Thirtieth
street.
That petition of property owners on
Tuscaloosa avenue between Green and
Poplar streets relative to street paving
be referred to chairman of street commit
tee, city engineer. city attorney and al
dermen from Fifteenth ward.
That petition 10 open up Twenty-eighth
street, north. be referred to the city en-
gineer, chairman of street committee and
aldermen from Thirteenth ward for re-
port.
That petition to discontinue public road
across block of Ensley Land company's
seventh addition be referred to city en-
gineer, chairman of street committee and
aldermen from the Sixteenth ward.
That petition of Woodward Barber SHOP
to erect clock on sidewalk be disallowed.
That petition to open Forty-third street
be referred to city engineer for report.
That city engineer be instructed to draw
ordinance to pave with cement sidewalks
on both sides of Third avenue between
Seventeenth and Nineteenth streets where
paving is needed.
That question of fence across Fifty-frsl
| street be referred to the city attorney and
! city engineer for report.
That recommendations of street commits
| sioner and chief sanitary inspector rea-
| tive TO dump in Tenth ward be concurred
| in.
That all other matters go over.
| Sanitary, Police and Finance
| present. Aldermen GdmDlll, COlllnS
| ONeill. Greener Causey Klotz. Gregg
Rogers. Martin. Heidi, Burnett. Hogan
Metcalfe Hawley Copeland. ]. r. Alb
sent: Aldermen Morgan. Jackson, All
| britton.
Alderman tGambill, chairman of the
| police and sanitation committee, submit
ted the following report:
| The committee recommends that 60 clubs
and grdles be purchased for the police
department.
That eight bicycles be purchased fol-
the police department.
| That the resolution to fix house In tn,
Sixteenth ward for police patrol not t.
cost exceeding $50 be adopted by unan
| imous consent.
Miscellaneous Committee
President. Aldermen Burnett Gambill
Copeland. d. r., Heidi. Hogan. Melon
aid, Collins. Gregg. Klotz. Martin Alb
sent: Aldermen Stone and Smith.
Alderman Burnett, chairman OF thu
miscellaneous committee, submitted tn
following report;
The miscellaneous committee recon-