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<br />,~ The City Attorney re:ported on the matter of the deed submitted by R. W.
<br />-<::' Prescott to a street in Sunset Terraces end stated too t; since such matter was
<br />00 referred to himself the plat of Sunsst Terraces has been filed withthe County
<br />~ Clerk, thereby maki~ it unnecessary to have a deed delivered to the City for
<br />such street as the street is dedicated in the plat. Such report was adopted.
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<br />The City Attorney also reported on the matter of a right of way for
<br />street purposes on south Columbia Street, from 23rd to 24th Avenues, stating that
<br />Mr. Lathrop of the S. P. Co. is to write him relative to such matter and he has
<br />not yet received such letter. The matter was continuad.
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<br />The City Engineer spoke relative to the O. E. Railway tracks on West 5th
<br />Street, stating that in places the tracks are considerably lower than the Street,
<br />and that the ~ity ~hould prohibit tracks of over three tonw capacity from using
<br />such street entirely, and also recommending they have pneumatic tires, until such
<br />II' time a s the Railway Company repairs its tracks t here on. The City Engineer was
<br />directed to put up the necessary si tna dirl:lcting vehicles to be used accordingly.
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<br />II ' The Recorder brought up the matter of the outlet of the sewer on Polk
<br />I Street, and stated that ,Lombard desires thl~ deed tendered and delivered the City
<br />in 1914 rec orded and all taxes paid by him:self on the track so dee(Led refunded,
<br />otherwise Lombard is to commence suit to rE~-invest himself with title. The matter
<br />in connection therewith was discussed, but no further official action taken, except
<br />the Recorder was directed to look up the proceedings in 1914 pestaining to the
<br />Lombard transfer.
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<br />Mrs. Ady filed her report for thtl month of May, which was ordered filed.
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<br />II The Recorder reported he has recElived communications from the Standard
<br />I:Oil Co. and the Shell Co., both stating that they have lowered the prices of gas
<br />!Iunder the contracts to the City one cent below the price as shown in such contracts.
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<br />" A Hotel permi t was issued to C. H. Waln to operate the Rosaria Hotel at
<br />11667 Willamette Street in the City.
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<br />I' A petition was received from Chal~les Kay, asking a permit to operate the
<br />lioak Street Athletic Club. Such pe ti tion stat ed that there will be no card p:laying,
<br />iino gambling, and that the club will be run on a stractly moral basis, the pool table
<br />:,to be used by club members only. Such peti.tion was referred -to the Police Commi ttee
<br />,for 1'191'01' t.
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<br />The Library Board filed its report for the month of May, which was ordered
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<br />i A petition was received from Milton Hyman of M.Liwaukee, Wisconsin, asking
<br />!for the priVilege to install trash recept,acles on street corners' according to the
<br />::offer therein macle. On motion, such petition was liad on the table.
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<br />ii A petition was received from residents thereon to have a sewer constructed
<br />j:between 2nd and 3rd Avenues, from Polk Street to the West City limits. ,Such petitio
<br />\vas referred to the Sewer Committee. Such Committee recommended the petition be"
<br />;:gran ted, and on mo ti on such repor t was adopt ed.
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<br />A petition was received from property own.ers in Mountain View Park, Agate
<br />'Plat and Onyx Plat, asking for a sanitary sewer to serve tlBt district. Said
<br />matter was referred to the Sewer Committee.
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<br />A petition was also received from residents of Mountain View Park, Agate
<br />and Onyx Plat, asking that a certain sewer be constructed to drain that district.
<br />matter was referred to the Sewer Committee.
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<br />A petition was received from residents thereon aslcing that the alley betwee
<br />1i1oth and ltlith Avenue, from Alder Street to Kincaid Street be paved with concrete.
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<br />'Said matter was referred to the Street Committee. Such Committee recolllinended the
<br />Ipetition be granted, and on motion, such re'po.rt was adopted..
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<br />il A petition was received from residents thereon, asking t:m t Jackson Street
<br />:oetween 3rd and 4th Avenue s be g;r.aded and graveled. Said matter was referred to the
<br />Street Committee. Such Co~nittee recommended the petition be granted, and, on motion
<br />:~uch report was adopted.
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<br />il A petition was received from W. H. Carson, asking that a sewer be construct d
<br />:between Monroe ana. Ash Street s from Ghe shire Avenue to Clark Avenue. Said ma tter was
<br />!referred to the Sewer Committee. Such Commtttee recommended the petition be granted,
<br />~nd, on motion, such report ,was adopted.
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