The Birmingham age-herald., 1910-01-06

be referred to the city engineer for report.
 That petition of Albert E. Gentle to operate peanut and popcorn staNd ct the interesection of Eigh teenth street and Second avenue be granted under usual restrictions
 That petition of W. W. Westmore- land to have telepho one pole removed be granted and the city engineer be in structed to notify Peoples Phone com pany to remove same.
 That recommendations of the city en- gineer relative to improving Thirty third street from Avenue to High land avenue be concurred in, and peti- ton be referred to the aldermen from the Sixth ward.
 That recommendations o fthe city en- gineer relative to improving Twenty first street from Magnolia avenue to Highland avenue be concurred in and that he be instructed to draw ordinance for said improvements.
 That the resolution authorizing the city engineer to advertise for bids un- der improvement ordinances Nos. 497, 4ss and 4S9, new series be adopted.
 That the city engineer be instructed to notify all railroads in the city limits to put their crossings in proper condition.
 That the matter of stable for the Fourteenth and Sixteenth wards be re- ferred to the Mayor. chairman of the finance committee and chairman of the street committee with power to act
 That the street commissioner be instructed to take charge of all prop erty in recently acquired territory per- taining to his department.
 That the city engineer De instructed to take charge of all property in re- gently aqufred territory pertaining 10 his department.
 That the attached petition of H. B. Gray to repair h ouse at No. 2327 Ave- nue B be granted by unanimous con sent. (This item was carried over)
 Finance Committee.
 Present: Aldermen Gregg, Burnett, Morgan Hogan, Metcalfe, Klotz, ONeill. Copeland, J. R., Gsmbill Absent: Aldermen Heidt. Collins.
 Alderman Gregg acting chairman of the finance committee, submitted the fol- lowing report:
 The finance committee recommends that the resolution authorizing the city clerk to advertise that certain bonds would be redeemed be adopted.
 That assessments under the following improvement ordinances be confirmed, viz: Nos. AS, 449, 4s2, 465, 40 and 479, new series.
 That the Mayor be requested to use his efforts to secure street car passes for park commissioner.
 That the petition of H. D. Smith for refund of taxes be referred to the city treasurer for report.
 That the attached bill of A. G. and E. D. Smith for the sum of $1O6 be apid
 That the petition of the Booth Fish cries company for refund of license be disallowed
 That petition of R. L. Martin, patrol man. for time lost on account of injury sustained while on duty be granted and he be paid for S3 days.
 That the petition of J. L. Gates, patrol man, for time lost on account of injury sustained while on duty be granted and he be paid for 14 days.
 That petition of J. A. Gates for re- fund of Avondale license be referred to the Mayor chairman of miscellaneous committee and aldermen from the Tenth ward.
 mat the communication relative to pound fees paid by Mrs. R. B. Gardner be referred to the Mayor with power to act.
 That bill of J. P. Long be disallowed. That petition of M. l.. Semon for re-
 
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