The Birmingham age-herald., 1910-12-08
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ing furniture must report the removal to the police department
 Alderman Walter Metcalfe read the resignation of Coffee Jackson of the Ninth ward, assigning as his reason the fact that he has removed from the city. This was adopted and a vacancy de- clared
 Alderman Walter Moore introduced resolutions calling on the railroads to re- pair the bridges over Fifteenth avenue and over Twelfth avenue, providing items for the various departments in the bud get which is being prepared by the finance committee expressing regret at tue death of Col. Ii, F DeBardeleben, and closing the city hall during the hours of the funeral this morning.
 Aldermen Stern and Huddleston intro duced resolutions which they intend to use as lever to force the Birmingham Railway, Light and Power company to put on a 5-cent fare to Ensley. Other actions are contained in the following committee reports as adopted
 Street Committee
 Present: Aldermen Gibson, Gregg, Tobson, McArthur, McDowell, MeLaugh- lin, Martin. Absent: Aldermen Cope land (J. RI, Copeland CD. R), Metcalfe.
 Alderman Gibson, chairman of the street committee, submitted the follow ing report;
 The street committee recommends that the following matters be referred to the city engineer for reports: Communica- tion of D. s. Johnston relative to street Improvements; protest of property own ITS against improving street north ni ' Arlington station; petition for improving Thirty-ffth street from Willow avenue tc Avenue car line and Avenue G from F-t, q ,{r+x- ;.xth ua- tition to improve Phillip street between Fifth avenue road to Hawkins & Scott property line; protest of w. H. Mitchell; petition to open Phillips street from Green Springs road to Alfred street.
 That reports of city engineer relative to following matters be concurred in: Rel ative to paving alley from 1roquois street to Waucoma street; petition of property owners relatre to closing of Hillman avenue: petitions of Mrs. J. R. and Charles Hassler.
 That reports of the city engineer rel ative to opening roadway on Thirty-hfth street and Maple avenue and putting Thirty-third street from Avenue G to Highland avenue be concurred in and the street commissioner be instructed to do the work.
 That communications of W. B. Gilmer and L. G. Gaines be referred to the street commissioner with instructions to give same attention.
 That city engineer be instructed to draw ordinance to pave Avenue I from Twenty third to Thirty-frst street, Ensley.
 That report of city attorney and city engineer relative to certain sewer assess ments be concurred in.
 Thal resolution instructing the city engineer to advertise for bids under Improvement ordinances Nos. 53s, 541, o47 E4S, 549. 557 561. 562 563, 564, o65, 566, 567 S7S, 57s and 6S0, new series, soon as bonds are guaranteed be adopted.
 That the following ordinances be re- ferred to the judiciary committee: Inn provement ordinances Nos. 572, 575, 5S?, 6S3, 5S4, 5s5 5SC, 5S7, 5SS, new series.
 That the bids of the Southern Bitull- this company for paving under improve 1nent ordinance No 545, new series for the sum of $53, 10O improvement ordinance