The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1910-02-03
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ward, 10 ascertain the wishes of tn.
property owners relative to same.
That the matter of the street paving
assessment of DR.. John Massey be re-
rerred to the chairman OF the street
committee, city engineer and the street
commissioner for report.
That the city engineer be instructed
to draw ordinance to construct a sani-
tary sewer to drain Alley C, west OF
Eighteenth street.
That the resolution to pave certain
streets and avenues in the First and
second wards with bitulithic and brick
be adopted.
Alderman Copeland. ]. R., passed his
vote.
Ihat the East Lake wood sewer mat
ter be referred to the chairman of the
street committee, street commissioner
city engineer and Aldermen from the
Twelfth ward, for report.
That the matter of West End assess
ments for street improvements be re-
lerrea 10 the mayor, city attorney and
report
That the resolution to advertise for bids
under Improvement ordinances Nos. xss
ooo, oOl and 502. New Series, be adopted
Tnat Improvement ordinances Nos. 50s
ana 6o6, New Series, be referred to the
Judiciary committee.
That the ordinance amending section
go or the city code relative to the
LOUISVILLE ana Nashville railroad main
tanning lights at crossings be adopted
That the ordinance amending section
$50. of the city code relative to railroads
maintaining fagmen at crossings be
adopted
That the recommendations of the CITY
engineer relative to relieving the storm
water on Jasper road be concurred. in
and the necessary work done
That the recommended tons of the city
engineer relative to F. w. Barnetts petit
tion be concurred in.
That the recommendations of the city
engineer relative to contract with Charles
A. Browne be concurred In and the con-
tract be carried out.
That the city engineer be instructed ia
Draw ordinance to pave with Graniteoid
block Fifteenth avenue from Twentieth
to Twenty-frst street; Twenty-first street
from Fifteenth to Seventeenth avenues
and Twentieth street from Fifteenth ave-
nue. to the south inc of DR.. Fox's prop.
erty.
That petitions to improve South Six.
teenth street between Thirteenth and
Fourteenth streets and Mrs. N. Bevis b.
referred to the city engineer for 70
ports.
That the ordinance to sprinkle before
sweeping sidewalks be adopted.
That the city engineer be Instructed tt
draw ordinance for street improvements
storm and sanitary sewers on Sixteenth
avenue between Sixteenth and Eighteenth
| streets.
| That the bid of Dunn g. Lallande Bros
for work under Improvement ordinance
No. 49s, New Series, for the sum OF
t452.50 be accepted, same being the
lowest bid.
| That the bid of r. Blackburn for side.
walks under Improvement ordinance No
| 400. New Series, for the sum Of $452 81
be accepted, same being the lowest bic
| submitted.
That the bid Of C. M. Burkhalter fol
work under improvement ordinance No
4s1, New Series, for the sum OF 1880 bt
accepted same being the lowest bid.
| That the bid of c. M. Burkahlter fol-
| work under improvement ordinances Nos
1913 and 4s4, New Series, for tho sum o.
S1s12 be accepted, same being the lowest
| bid submitted
That all other matters go over.
Miscellaneous Committee
Present: Aldermen HEIDI, Hogan, Nc.
| Donald, Gregg, Klotz. Stones Smith. Alb
sent: Aldermen Burnett, Gambill. Cope
| land, D. r.; Collins.
Alderman Heidi, acting chairman OF the
miscellaneous committee, submitted the
following report:
The miscellaneous committee recon-
mends that the petition of e. A. Erckeri
| for refund Of Avondale license be re-
ferred to the special committee appointed
to handle said matters.
That the following petitions to transfer
Licenses DO referred to the license inspec-
tor with power to act: Mason e. Worth
ington to A. ]. Fletcher; Smith Electric
company to w. 8. Lakewood. N. II. Nc.
Duffee Il Sons to H. o. johnson, Nc
Combs 4 Thomas to J. L. Green.
That all other matters 30 over.
Lights and Telephones
Present: Aldermen Klotz, Heidi, Moore
Perdue, Csusey, ONeill. Copeland. d.
r.: etone Absent: Alderman williams.
Alderman Kits, chairman Of the lights
and telephones committee. submitted the
following report:
The lights and telephones committee
recommends that the Following arc lightu
be installed: Intersections Of Tenth
avenue and Fiftieth street, north: Ave-
nue d and 10th street. south; Firty-ffth
strete and Eleventh avenue. north, FIJI
tieth street and crossing Of the South
srn, Central IT Georgia ana Alabama
| Great Southern railroads; Twelfth street
| and Thirteenth avenue, north; Twenty
| nth street and Twelfth avenue, north; on
| Roe street, between Avenue F and Fhg-
got Hill.
That petition for arc light corner Louise
avenues and Charles street be referred to
aldermen from the Fifteenth ward.
That all other matters 60 over
Judiciary Csmnittee
Present: Aldermen Gregg, Perdue
asidt. Harper, Moore Martin, Causey
Smith, Mcdowell. Absent. Aldermen
williams, Burnett.
Alderman Gregg, chairman Of the
| judiciary committee, submitted the fol-
lowing report;
The judiciary committee recommend
that the Fuller bill to prevent the sails
! Of liquor be adopted.
That improvement ordinance No. eos
| new series, b. adopted.
That tho claim Of r. b. Kreihaos for
| liquor destroyed b disAllowed.
That Recommendation Of the city at.
| torney relative to claims Of Mrs. Eliza.
| beth A. McCuila and w. q. Thomas b.
concurred IN.
That the ordinances liking the boundary
lines Of the Third, Sixth. seventh, Eighth
ana thirteenth wards b adopted.
That petitions Of Lewis South, George
H. Smith and Mrs. Lille G. Smith ana ~
dinance relative to burying the dad -
referred to the city attorney nor sepoea
That ne mater Of keeyl1g hos1 Ia d
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