The Birmingham age-herald., 1914-07-08
ROUTINE BUSINESS
 BEFORE COMMISSION

The proposed segregation ordinance was introduced yesterday. but not passed Some objections to the ordinance were entered and it was held over until nexi Tuesday, when it is stated action upor it will be taken.
 The ordinance fixes regulations on the practice of negro and white people liv- ing in the same block. Considerable complaint has arisen from this source lately and the commissioners have de cided that something will have to be done. The meeting yesterday was largely routine. Some of the more important routine matters were small street paving and other improvement ordinances. Mat. ters acted upon include the following:
 Adopted grade ordlaance No. 176-C. es- tablishing the grade of Thirty-fourtl avenue north, from Twenty sixth street to Twenty ninth street
 Adopted grade ordinance No. 177-C, es. tablishing the grade of Thirty-third ave Eue, north, from Twenty-seventh street to Twenty-ninth street.
 Adopted grade ordinance No. 173-C, es- teblishing the grade of Highland avenue from Cliff road to Oak street.
 Adopted grade ordinance no 175-C, es. tablishing the grade of Peyton street from Avenue c to Pine avenue.
 Confirmed assessments under improve. ment ordinance No. S06-C providing fol certain improvements on Nelson avenue from Nineteenth street to Sixteenth ave. nue.
 Confirmed assessments under improve, rent ordinance No. 779-C, providing fol construction of sanitary sewers in vicin- ity of Second alley md Seventy-second str eet, East Lake.
 Confirmed assessments under improve ment ordinance No. 199-C providing foi tuf txa street from Avenue F to Avenue H.
 Confirmed improvement ordinance No S33-C, providing for sanitary sewers Twenty-third street, Ensey.
 Confirmed improvement ordinance No SSl-C, providing for certain improve nents on Twenty-fifth street. north, from First avenue to Eighth avenue.
 Confirmed improvement ordinance No. S19-C, providing for certain improve ments on Ensley avenue from the north line of Pike avenue to the north line of TH enty-second street. Ensey.
 Adopted improvement ordinance No 77S-C, providing for sidewalks on Pike avenue, Ensley, at an estimated cost of s473.
 Adopted Improvement ordinance No. S39-C. providing for certain Improvements on Thirty-cecond street, Ensley from Fourteenth avenue to Fifteenth avenue, at an estimated cost of $2565.
 Adopted improvement ordinance No S36-C, providing for paving Twenty ninth alley. at an estimated cost of 5000.
 Adopted improvement ordinance No S2S-C, providing for sidewalks on certain portions of Fourteenth street, south Glen Iris avenue, Seventeenth street north, and Fifteenth avenue. south, at an estimated cost of $407
 Confirmed assessments under improve ment ordinance No. 7sS-C, providing for certain improvements Central street from Avenue K to Sylvan avenue. and one Avenue from St. Charles street to Eleventh street, and on Sylvan avenue from St. Charles street to Eleventh street and at highway intersections between said points.
 Denied application of city employment bureau for appropriation of $50 per month during July. August and September.
 Referred to President Ward the matter of repairs to school buildings.