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

CONTINUED FROM PAGE 5.) of Fly Phillips be referred to the mayor for report.
 That petition of Joe M. Nix be referred to chairman of finance committee and the mayor for report.
 That the recommendations of the city auditor and city attorney relative to con struction of certain culverts and sewers be concurred in.
 That the following matters be referred to the city engineer and city attorney for reports: Petition of J. H. Cornwell, petition of W. T. Williams, petition or w. R. Tarrant.
 That matter of unpaid balance on West End library be referred to the city auditor for report.
 That petition of chief of fire depart ment for leave of absence and the usual allowance be granted for the purpose of attending convention of International Association of Fire Engineers In Syra- cuse, N. Y.
 That five additional water troughs be installed
 That the following amounts be paid: Witness fees, T. E. Huey, s3.7O: J. F. Foyler, $6; High Crane, $45O; Bynum X Butcher, $2o4.65; Pioneer Lumber and Manufacturing company. $250 Court costs: Town of Pratt City vs. Dan Wayne. se2.7o; state of Alabama ex rel city of Birmingham vs. H. c. Miller, $1565; Mrs. B. w. Chestnut vs. mayor and aldermen of Birmingham, ss4.aO; state of Alabama ex rel. J. N. Sigsbee vs. city of Birmingham, $12.30 Ernest Redd vs. city of Birmingham. $50; state of Alabama ex rel. E. w. Mckinley vs. H. L. Martin, s30.05; state of Alabama ex rel. George B. Ward vs. H. l.. Martin, $13.05: judgment against Officer D. w. Maloney, s1757O.
 That the following resolutions be adopted To continue levy of assess ments under improvement ordinance No. 3, Graymont; that no expenditures to he paid for prior to October 1, 1910 be authorized.
 That bill of A. A. Adams & Co. be re- ferred to the street commissioner for re- port
 That communication of H. S. Meade be referred to the city attorney and city engineer for report.
 That petition of chief of fire depart ment for automobile be granted and said automobile be purchased at cost not to exceed s24O0.
 That claim of Julius Marx for liquor destroyed be disallowed.
 That ordinance providing for payment OI Dlllb anu pdy icAAc " o~OPsSd Dy unanimous consent.
 That improvement ordinances Nos 535 540 and 541, new series be confirmed.
 That assessments under improvement ordinance No. 494, ne wseries, improve ment ordinances Nos 135 and 1S6, Ensley, and improvement ordinance No. 21, West End, be confirmed.
 That all other matters go over.
 Street Committee
 Present: Aldermen Copeland, J. R.; Bur nett, Metcalfe, McDowell, Copeland. D. R.; O'Neill, Starbuck, Morgan, Gregg. Norwood, Gibson. Absent Alderman Mackinaw.
 Alderman J. R. Copeland. chairman of the street committee. submitted the fol- lowing report:
 The street committee recommends that request of MT. Bellsnider to acquire all ley adjoining his lot in Oak Hill ceme- tery be referred to the city engineer for report.
 That the finance committee be requested to authorize the erection of 20 standpipes for sprinkling purposes.
 That street commissioner be instructed to put the Boulevard in shape from Ave- nue E and ThIrty-fourth street. Ensley, through Wylam to city limits.
 That street commissioner be instruct