The Birmingham age-herald., 1915-06-30

that the city attorney draw contract to be signed by property owners on Thirty | sixth avenue that assessments for street improvements will be paid when street is put in proper repair under city engineers specifications and direction.
 Confirmed action of Commissioner Lane l in reducing and remittlng certain fines and forfeitures.
 l Ordered following street lights installed: Arc at Eighty street and Fifth avenue, north, arc at Thirty-second street and Eleventh avenue, north; tungsten at Fifty-third street and First avenue: tung- sten in front of No. 542S Fifth avenue, south; tungsten al entrance to alley near l, No. 42s Fifty-third street south. l Ordered drinking fountain installed in 1 Norwood playground at a cost not ex- ceeding s55.
 Reduced assessment of R. H. Vande- grift against lot 279 block 14 Cleveland, | from sl55. .49 to s97.72, account of error in | assessment.
 Approved cost bill in circuit court, ss1. 70. case of city vs. ]. w. Berry 1 Cancelled assessment against Mrs Pearl J. Thornton, assessed under ordinance No 8, West End, amounting to s12.75. account of previous settlement of assessments against this property. Adopted ordinance concerning the sale | keeping for sale, etc, of certain prohib- ited liquors and beverages
 Appropriated sum of s2o59 s6 for pur- pose of acquiring easement or right of way for strengthening Fifth avenue from | Thrty-third street to Thirty-fifth street 1 Confirmed assessments under improve ment ordinance No. s6o-C, providing for certain improvements on Eleventh court l formerly Magnolia avenue) and on 1 Twelfth street, amounting to $299.26
 Directed Birmingham Railway. Light and Power company to restore It's Twen- tieth street. south, terminal to Twentieth street and Fifteenth avenue l Directed city engineer to draw ordi- nance for improving Fifteenth avenue, north. between Twenty sixth and Twen- | ty-fourth streets.
 Directed city engineer to draw ordi- nance for storm sewer to drain prop erty abutting on and adjacent to Eff teenth avenue, north, between Twenty 1 fourth and Twenty-sixth streets. Directed city comptroller to accept fol- lowing payments on improvements asess- I ments:
 provement ordinances Nos 4, 21 and g., West End, $10 cash and S25.35 July "A, 1915.
 1 J. H. Lacey, assessed under improve
 ment ordinance No. 6. Pratt City, $s cash and B per month.
 S. ment ordinance No. IS, North Birming ham, $10 cash and s10 per month. T s. w. Mccullough, assessed under or dnances Nos. 43 and 45, North Birming-
 ham, s20.72 cash and sl5 per week. I c. A. Chappell, assessed under improve
 ment ordinance No. SS, North Birming- ham ST 96 cash and B per month. J. " Kirkland, assessed under inn
 provement ordinance No. 25 North Bir-
 mingham, $20. 10 cash and $10 per month. l w Mitchell Lee. assessed under inn : provement ordinance Nos. Ss and 45, West
 End, $ cash and s4 per month. John H. Robinson, assessed under inn
 provement ordinance No. To- Graymont,
 S5 cash and s per month.
 Mrs Kate Walsh. assessed under ordi-
 nance No. 3s, North Birmingham, sS. 40
 September 1 and s 40 per month. Mrs Annie Shannon. assessed under
 improvement ordinances No. 43 and 45,
 North Birmingham, s10 cash and BIO per
 month,
 Ella Merriweather assessed under inn
 provement ordinance No. 33, North Bir-
 mingham, S25 cash and s25 per month.
 H. G. Halverson, assessed under i'm
 provement ordinances Nos. 5, l. 91 and S7.
 East Lake. s20 cash and s20 per month.
 Wilson Sellers. assessed under ordi-
 nance No 8, East Lake, B cash and
 S5 per month.
 E. w. Sellers assessed under improve ment ordinance No. S6, East Lake, S5 october 16 and $5 per month E. w. Sellers assessed under improve ment ordinance No. 105 East Lake, SIC cash and $1o per month. Mrs Susie B. Rosamond, assessed un- der improvement ordinance No. 1s, North Birmingham, s7.50 September 1 and S5( per month
 John M. Coar assessed under ordinance No. 1 and {, Gr./ month, BIO August l and S10 every three months. ELI. Wakefield, assessed under improve ment ordinance No. 10, Pratt City, half of amount due, with interest, cash and l balance August 20 The following petitions were denied: Certain property owners on Birch ave nue. Ensey, that grading and macadamiz- ing be excluded from improvement or Birch avenue.
 T. A. Trotman, George Jones' Louis Grant Jim Ellis, J. A. Bryant and O. Bryant for refund of fines. George w. Maynor for cancellation of improvement assessment All other matters went over. Adjourned until Wednesday at o'clock