The Birmingham age-herald., 1910-11-03

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 tition for sidewalks on Third ave nue from Seventy-fourth to Seventy 1 fifth streets petition to lay sidewalk on Cliff Road from Pine avenue run nin gabout 125 feet east; complaint of
 J. w. Carlisle; complaint of H. E. Dal- Iby; communications. of R. P. McDavid, relative to storm sewer. 5 Ess,8tt | That tho street commissioner be re- quested to sprinkle Eighth avenue from Thirteenth to Twentieth streets, north. l That petition of pr. o. H. Montgom- cry be granted, and the street commis- l sioner be instructed to chert and put in repair Tenth avenue from Twenty
 eighth street to Arlington. A That the following reports of special committees be concurred in: That the
 city complete work under improvement | ordinance No. 46S. new series, tClif
 Road), with the city force, as soon. as l the work on Waucoma street (now about completed) is finished. l That in future work concrete bridges
 be put in place of wooden bridges; also when bridges have to be rebuilt | That the city engineer be instruct ed to draw ordinances for followin g Improvements: Cement sidewalk on south side of avenue E from Fifteenth | to Eighteenth streets on both sides of Seventeenth street from Avenue D to Avenue F; cement sidewalk on north side of Fourteenth avenue, south, from Fifteenth to Sixteenth streets. | That report of city engineer reia- | tive to petition of D. T. Fields be re- ferred to city attorney and city en- gineer for report. That petition to remove signboard corner Avenue H and Twenty first street be referred to the city attorney for report.
 That the following recommendations | of the city engineer be concurred In; | from Delta to Ann avenues complaint of Ed F. Gale; complaint of A. B.. Mackey
 | That report of special committee in following matters be concurred in: Com plaint of John H. McPherson; petition | of First Presbyterian church that the
 usual 50 per cent reduction allowed | churches be granted on street improve | ment assessment
 | That improvement ordinances Nos. .57S and 579. new series, be referred to | the judiciary committee. ~.- l That the attached proposition of T. | O. Smith relative to construction of storm sewer be accepted.
 That the bid of Dunn & Lallande dinance No. 513, new series, for the sum of s13.67s. be accepted. same be- | ing the lowest bid submitted. That the bid of F. W. Jordan Con- tracting company for work under inn provement ordinance No. 521 for the sum of $3,349.50 be accepted. same bein g
 the lowest bid submitted. That all oth-
 CT matters go over Lights md Telephones | Present-Aldermen Klotz, Rogers, Me Arthur, Williams, J. F. Perdue, Hobson, Lacey, Thorpe.
 Absent-Aldermen Mclaughlin, Houp- pert.
 Alderman Klotz, chairman of the lights
 and telephones committee, submitted the following report;
 1 The lights and telephones committee recommends that the following lights be | installed: First avenue and Vine street. west End; Oxford avenue and Jasper street, in front of No. TIA woodland
 avenue. North Haven station, to be paid for by Birmingham Railway, Light and Power company; Eighth avenue and Jo- | seph street, southwest corner Davis street and First avenue, Woodlawn; Thirty | fourth street and Willow avenue, Broad street extended and Alabama Great | Southern railroad crossing, to be paid for l by Alabama Great Southern Railroad company; Southern railway crossing and | First avenue, to be paid for by Southern
 Railway company; Frisco railroad cross- | ing and Georgia avenue. East Thomas, to be paid for by the Frisco Railroad com pany; 12 Tungsten lights in Rhodes park. That petitions referred to light com
 mittee from last council meeting be re- ferrtd to the arc light inspector for re- ports.
 Fire Committee Present--Aldermen D. R. Copeland, Ball. Metcalfe, Rogers, Smith. Lacey, Morris. As Absent-Aldermen Greener. Carter. Mo Donald, Hogan.
 Alderman D. R. Copeland. chairman of the fire committee. submitted the fol- lowing report:
 The fire committee recommends that resolution to install fire hydrants in West End and Cleveland be referred to the chief of the fire department for report. That request of chief of fire depart
 ment for two horses be referred to the
 finance and fire committee. That following fire hydrants be or
 dered in upon recommendation of chief
 of the fire department Cullom street and
 Seventeenth avenue Originally Four
 teenth avenue) south, and on Twelfth
 street midway between Eleventh and
 Twelfth avenues, south. That recommendation of chief of fire
 department not to install fire hydrant
 at Intersection of Thirteenth street and
 Seventeenth avenue, south, be con-
 cured in. |. That petition of Fireman J. P. Hodge
 for half pay for time lost on account
 of illness. from June 2b 1910, to November
 1. 1910. be granted by unanimous consent
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