The Birmingham age-herald., 1910-12-22

an appropriation of $50 per month, De- ginning January 1, 1911, be made for the Home for Aged Women.
 That an appropriation of sl00 per month beginning October 1, 1910. for the anti tuberculosis camp be made. That matter of bonds for city officials oe referred to the mayor, chairman Of finance committed, for report.
 That bill of Miss Mable Mutt for slS be paid.
 That Hugh A. Bogle be refunded the sum of ss 50.
 That petition of Annie Sherman for re- fund of $14.13 be granted. That petition of Mrs. A. c. Abel go over two weeks.
 That petition of Mrs. M. Ida Price be disallowed. | That petition of J. c. Head be referred | to special committee. | That petition of w. H. Moncrief for time lost on account of injury be allowed. That resolution that all appropriations over $50 from committee be referred 10 I the finance committee. | That petition of George c. Kelley go | over two weeks.
 That the Sixteenth Street Baptist church and Primitive Baptist church be allowed the usual reduction of 50 per cent on Improvement assessments.
 That petition of D. c. Johnson be re- | ferred to permanent committee on im- provement protests. | That petition of Dan H. Brown be disal- lowed.
 That petition of Mrs. W. c. Wallace | for three months salary of her husband, police officer killed while in discharge of duty, be allowed.
 That bill of T. s. Tate for s7.50 be paid.
 | That petitions of J. D. Stewart and J. H. Finch and William DeVore be re- ferred to the city attorney for reports.
 That petition of Mrs. Carrie Slower be referred to the city engineer for report
 That petition of F. G. Schilling be dis allowed.
 That ordinance providing for payment | of bills and pay rolls be adopted by unan- l imous consent.
 That appropriation ordinance be adopted.
 Judiciary, Railway and Streets
 Present: Aldermen Gregg, Ball, Cope land CD. R.), Gibson, Houppert. Hud- dleston, McArthur. MoDowell, Martin. Morgan e. B.), Morgan (W. B.). Nor ris, Perdue, Rogers, Stern, Thorpe, Will Hams c. F.). Absent: Aldermen Cope land q. R.), Hobson. Hogan. McLaush- | lin Metcalfe Moore, Smith, Williams D. U.).
 | Alderman Gregg, chairman of the com lnittee, submitted the following report: That the committee recommend that the ordinance granting the Tidewater Rail- road company be adopted
 Judiciary Committee
 Present.. Aldermen Gregg, Gibson Huddleston, McArthur, Martin, Perdue Smith, Stern! Absent: Aldermen Cope land c. R.), Moore, Rogers.
 Alderman Gregg, chairman of the jul. dietary committee, submitted the follow towing report:
 The judiciary committee recommends that ordinances to build certain viaduc and subway be referred to the city at. torney for reports
 That resolution ''to hold court in Nortf Birmingham" be referred to the financ, commmttee.
 That ordinance to regulate the issuance of building permits be adopted.
 That improvement ordinances Nos. 5l2 575, 5S2, 5S3, 5s5, 5S7 and 5SS, new series | be adopted.
 That improvement ordinance No. 5S4 new series and agreement between tn, city of Birmingham and the Birmingham Railway Light and Power company b, referred to Aldermen Mcdowell, Perdu, and Huddeston for report.
 The ordinance relative to Birmingham | Railway Light and Power company charging 10 cent fare to Ensley be re- ferred to city attorney for report at nex regular meeting.
 Markets Committee
 Present.: Aldermen Smith. Martin Perdue, Ball, Lacey, Hogans- Klotz. Alb sent: Aldermen Greener, Houppert, Nc Laughin, Williams D. U).
 Alderman Smith, chairman of the mar kets committee, submitted the following report:
 The market committee recommends tha the ordinance requiring dairymen to in still incinerators March l, 1911. b' adopted
 That all other matters go over.
 Street Committee
 Present. Aldermen Gibson, Hobson Gregg, McArthur, McDowell, Mclaughlin Martin, Metcalfe, Morgan, G. B., Smith Stern. Absent: Alderman J. R. Cope | land. Moore.
 Alderman Gibson, acting chairman o the street committee, submitted the fol lowing report.
 The street committee recommends tha the following ordinances be referred tt | the judiciary committee
 Improvement ordinances Nos. 5s9 ant 590, new series.
 That the report of the city enginee and city attorney relative to claims O. E. N Hammill and w. K. Salisbury b, l concurred in.
 | That resolution to remove encroach | ments in Avenue F between Thirty-thirt | and Thirty-sixth street be concurred in.
 That petition of property owners or l Tuscaloosa avenue relative to paving b, l referred to the aldermen from the Eff l teenth ward chairman of street commit | tee, city engineer and city attorney
 That city engineer be instructed to draw ordinance to pave with asphalt road oi nacadam, necessary grading. combined curb and gutter and sidewalk paving or | Avenue F from Twenty-seventh to Thir | ty-seventh street. That petition of Birmingham Grair company to pave with vitrihed bricl | street adjacent to their grain elevator | be granted. | That resolution to improve wallxei | street from Kirkland to Eighth avenue, be referred to the street commissioner | for report. l That communication of Whitaker 6 Nesbit relative to certain improvement assessments be referred to city engineer for report to permanent committee or | improvement protests. That the following matters be referred | to the city engineer for reports: Peti l tion to improve Avenue A between Twen | ty-fourth and Thirty-second streets; pc l tition to improve Pine and Poplar street,