The Birmingham age-herald., 1916-02-23
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fer you to Mir Weatherly for any news concerning the ordinance"
 Prior to the passage at arms on the Sunday question the following routine business was enacted by the commis- sioners:
 Approved vouchers, pay rolls and con tractors estimates.
 Confirmed action of Commissioner Bar Der in reducing certain fines and for feitures of the recorders court, from January l9, to February 19, 1916.
 Confirmed improvement ordinance No. S93-C, to provide for certain improve ments on Thirty-fifth street, Second ave nue, Twenty fifth street and Sixteenth avenue, south Qormerly Thirteenth ave- nue, south).
 Adopted ordinance No 951-C to amend ordinance No. 1S7-C, reducing the amount of bond required of plumbers from $5O00 to $2500.
 Appropriated $15 for repairing leaks in the roof of the Avondale public library building.
 Appropriated aO for repairing door in the East Lake city hall.
 Adopted resolution authorizing president of the board to acquire by condemnation strip of ground five feet wide across lot 26 block 64, Birmingham Ensley sur vey.
 Adopted resolution instructing the city attorney to file with the public service commission petition in regard to the rates charged by the Solraern Bell Tele- phone and Telegraph company.
 Denied petition of Jimmy Richardson for alleged damages.
 Adopted ordinance No. 352-C, amending ordinance No. 345-C, and reducing the amount of bond required to be given by deputy liquor inspectors from 5000 to $1OO0.
 z 4,- company, under improvement ordinance No. S55, Pro Nos. L-120-21, 25 per cent, and assessment under improvement ordi- nance No S55, Pro Nos. L-7S-79-S0 33 1-3 per cent.
 Adopted resolution requiring the Bir- mingham Belt Railroad company to pro- ceed with the paving of Alley A, between Sixteenth and Seventeenth streets.
 Adopted ordinance No. 353-C, amending ordinance No. 337-C. by striking out sec ton 55, thereof, fixing a license of $o0 on wholesale dealers in butterine.
 Adopted resolution authorizing Commis- sioner Truss to sell 10 mules belonging to the city of Birmingham.
 Appointed Mrs. R. DuPont Thompson pure food inspector to serve temporarily
 Adopted improvement ordinance No. 9O0-C. providing for the construction of sidewalks, curbs and gutters on Twelfth avenue, north, formerly Fountain ave- nue, between Thirteenth street and Sixth street.
 Adopted improvement ordinance No. So1-C. providing for certain improve ments on Thirty-first street, north, be- tween Twelfth avenue and Thirteenth al- lew.
 Adopted grade ordinance No. 230-C, fix ing and establishing the grade of Twelfth avenue north, between Thirteenth street and Sixth street
 Adopted grade ordinance No. 231-C, fix ing and establishing the grade of Thirty first street, north, between Twelfth ave- nue and Thirteenth alley.
 The following matters were referred:
 To Commissioner Barber, with uower to act. Petition of B. s. Home for refund of fine.
 To Commissioner Weatherly: Matter of having Birmingham Railway, Light and Power company put on more street cars during the morning and later afternoon Extension of water main on Eighteenth street. north, between Twenty-fifth and Twenty sixth avenues. To Commissioner Truss: Matter of street sprinkling in certain sections
 All other matters went over.