The Birmingham age-herald., 1917-03-21

damages on account of the construction of the Twenty-first street viaduct.
 Adopted resolution correcting certain errors in assessment under improvement ordinance No 443-C
 Adopted ordinance No. 470-C, an ordi- nance to further protect the public health and safety and to prohibit any throw ing of substance into the public sewers.
 Adopted resolution instructing the city attorney to have satisfied forfeiture judg- ment in the case of George Packas, re- corder's court No. 5009-K
 Adopted grade ordinance No 276-C, an ordinance fixing and establishing a grade of Fifth alley, north, from the east prop erty line of Twenty-second street, north.
 Adopted grade ordinance No. 269-C, an ordinance fixing and establishing a grade of Nineteenth street, north.
 Adopted grade ordinance No. 270-C, an ordinance fixing and establishing a grade ot Fourteenth court, north.
 Adopted grade ordinance No. 271-C, an ordinance fixing and establishing a grade of Eighteenth street north.
 Adopted grade ordinance No. 272-C, an ordinance fixing and establishing a grade of Sixteenth street. north.
 Adopted grade ordinance No. 275-C, an ordinance fixing and establishing a grade of Twenty second street, north.
 Adopted improvement ordinance No. 952-C, an ordinance to provide for cer- tain improvements on Twenty street, north, from the north property line of Fifth avenue, north, to the south property line of Eighth avenue, north.
 Adopted improvement ordinance No. 94S-C, an ordinance to provide for certain improvements on Nineteenth street, north; Fourteenth court, north: Eight eenth street, north, and Sixteenth street, north
 Adopted resolution instructing the city comptroller to advertise and sell for pub- lie improvement assessments lot +, block 279, lot 6, block 276, and the east part of lot 1, block 75S
 Adopted resolution authorizing the city comptroller to reconvey to Rosaline Goldstein the west half of lot 14, block $. Finney and Jones survey, sold for public improvement, upon the payment of the sale price plus interest at s per cent and $2 reconveyance fee.
 Approved for payment cost bill in the case of R. D. Coffman vs. city of Br- mingham, city court, No. 4s07 amounting to $2375.
 Reunited $25 on fine of w. M. Walthall, convicted in the recorders court on charge of carrying concealed weapons, docket No. 39a4-N.
 Authorized the release of D. T. Cosby, convicted in the recorders court on charge of carrying concealed weapons, docket No. 37s5-N, upon the payment of S25.
 Appropriated not exceeding s175 for mak- ing certain repairs to the building occu- pied by the school superintendent at 2316 Seventh avenue north.
 Instructed the city engineer to draw an ordinance providing for the paving with sheet asphalt Thirteenth street from Eleventh avenue to Twelfth avenue, south.
 The following matters referred:
 To President Ward with power to act: The matter of preparing plans to carry out "clean up campaign
 To Commissioner Truss: Application of Adam Pow for permission to erect frame building within the fire limits at Wylam.
 Petition of citizens of East Birmng ham asking for the improvement of cer- tan streets in the vicinity of Tenth ave- nue, north, and Forty-ninth street.
 To Commissioner Barber: Complaint of citizens of North Birmingham with ref erence to the operation of the plant of the Southern Cement company.
 To Commissioner Weatherly: Recom-