The Birmingham age-herald., 1910-04-21

Thomson be referred to the Mayor, ciy attorney, chairman finance committee ana aldermen from Twelfth ward for report That proposition of w. E. Martin pc ie- ferred to the chairman of finance com mittee, chairman of street committee anu city engineer for report
 That resolution providing for redenlp- tion of bonds be adopted
 That assessments under improvement ordinance No. 490, new series, be eoh- hrmed. - That improvement ordinance No. olo new series, be confirmed.
 That the ordinance providing Tor the payment of bills and payrolls pc aoopteo by unanimous consent.
 That report of special license cohiiiiit- tee be adopted.
 That all other matters go over.
 Street Committee
 Present: Aldermen Copeland q. R), Morgan Copeland CD. R) Starbuck, O'Neill. Burnett Norwood, McDowen, Metcalfe. Absent: Aldermen Mcdonald, Gregg, Mackinaw Gibson.
 Alderman Copeland U. R). chairman of the street committee, submitted the fol- lowing report:
 The street committee recommends that the street commissioner be instructed 10 proceed at once with paving of Clin road under improvement OTulfldllCo ANV- ivr.
 That the street commissioner do the grading and necessary work in shaping up the Ulman school grounds.
 That the city engineer be instructed to draw ordinances as follows: To pave with asphalt binder macadam Crescent avenue, Lincoln street and Twenty ninth street from Highland avenue to Lincoln street to Highland avenue at Pive avenue TO pave Sixteenth alley, south, between n,o e. vile avenue from Nineteenth street to north line of A. H. Benners' property, with asphalt binder macadam. To pave Thirteenth avenue, south, between Seven teenth and Twentieth streets, with bithul- itic Alderman Morgan voting no. Over two weeks.
 That the Birmingham Railway, Light and Power company be granted permis- sion to lay a temporary spur track to the new ball park under supervision of the city engineer.
 That the street commissioner be in- structed to do the necessary grading to open Magnolia alley.
 That petition to condemn alley running from Jasper to John street be referred to aldermen from the Third ward, tho chairman of the street committee and city engineer for report
 That petitions of Kingston citizens and
  tary inspector and street commissioner for reports.
 That petitions of property owners on Underwood avenue, between Sixty-fifth and Sixty-seventh streets and Third ave- nue, north, between Fifty-eighth and Union streets, be referred to the city en- gineer and aldermen from the Twelfth ward for report.
 That the report of the special commit faa ha Ina cured in.
 That the proposition of the Milligan Ad- vertising company be not accepted.
 That the city engineer be instructed to draw ordinances to improve Cullom street, south, between Glen Iris avenue and Eff teenth avenue, and Fiftieth street from Marietta avenue to Tenth avenue, north
 That petition of residents along and ad- jacent to Sixty-second street be referred to the city engineer and aldermen from the Twelfth ward for report.
 That resolution authorizing the city en- gineer to accept bid of the Graves-Ma thews Paving company for five years guarantee for Third avenue paving be adopted
 That bid Of Dunn & Lallande Bros. for work under improvement ordinance No 503, new series for the sum of s2256. 50 be accepted. same being the lowest bid sub mitted.
 That bid of P. W. Turner for work under improvement ordinance No. 507, new series for the sum of S2112. 50 be accept ed. same being the lowest bid submitted
 That bids of the Southern Bithulitic company for work under the following improvement ordinances be accepted: Mo- 51l, new series, for $21 901 No 509. new series. for s430,37450; No BIO, new series, for $19, ,5S4; No. 512 new series, for S13 os6, be accepted bithulitic paving having been selected by the property owners inter- ested
 That the following improvement ordi- nances be referred to the judiciary com mittee: Nos 523. 5S4. 525, 526 and 527, new series.
 That all other matters go over.
 Railways, Judiciary and Street
 Present: Aldermen Hogan. Morgan Moore, Burnett. O'Neill, Starbuck, Per due, Williams. Gibson, Stone Mcdowell, Gregg, Heidt, Martin. Causey. Copeland Harper. Jackson, Mcdonald Mackinaw Norwood.
 Alderman Hogan, chairman of the rail- ways, judiciary and street committed, sub mitted the following report;
 The railways judiciary and street com mittee recommend that the ordinance granting @ franchise to the Birmingham beit Idiiiodu coAlpdly De granted, ana that the franchise be granted without usual charge, because said railroad is giving up more streets than it will oc- cupy on new route.
 That the report of the special commit tee be concurred in. and that the Bir- mingham Railway, Light and Power com pany be granted the right to extend two tracks across Second alley and to pave driveway as petitioned, said work to be lone under supervision of city engineer and payment of goo.
 That petition of the Birmingham Rail- way. Light and Power company for fran chise to Corey be granted under usual restrictions.' supervision of city engineer and payment of $l00 per block, said fran chise to be passed on by the chairman of judiciary committee and city attor- ney.
 That petition of residents in vicinity of Hanover circle and St. Vincents hospital for car line along Twenty-ninth street be referred to Mir. A. H. Ford for report
 That the Kelley, Anderson and Cam eron franchise go over two weeks.
 Judiciary Committee
 Present-Albernen. Gregg, Williams, Perdue. Heidt Moore, Martin, Causey, Burnett, Mcdowell. Absent-Aldermen Harper and Smith.
 Alderman Gregg, chairman of the ju- dietary committee, submitted the follow ing report:
 The judiciary committee recommends hat request of pr. J. H. Phillips for free permits for High school be granted.
 That claim of J. T. Ridgway be re- erred to the city attorney for report.
 That the following, ordinance be
 opted:
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