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<br /> Said bids were referred to the Street Committee for report, and suoh
<br /> Committee reoommended the bid of Hargreaves and Lindsay, at $2,385.10 for Plain Ii-
<br /> I Conorete paving be acoepted, which reoommendation was, on motion, duly approved, ,--
<br /> and the MaYDr and Reoorder were authorized and direoted to enter into a oontraot ''I"'"'"
<br /> wi th suoh suocessful bidder for suoh improvemen t work.
<br /> As per the oall,bids were reoeived- for the oonstruotion of a cement ;1",...
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<br /> sidewalk in front of Lot 8, Blook 13, MUlli.gan Donation, as follows: .~.:+'~
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<br /> Peter A. Nelson " '1184.32
<br /> Nels Jorgensen 230.40
<br /> W. W. B. Construotion Co. 216.00
<br /> Said bids were referred to the Street Committee for report, and suoh
<br /> Cornmittee reoommended the bid of PeterA. Nelson at $184.32 be aooepted, whioh
<br /> reoommenda tion was, on motion, duly approved. ..
<br /> Bids were reoeived as per the call, for paving Pearl Street between 2nd
<br /> Avenue and 4th Avenue, and at the time of opening of bids, a protest petition was
<br /> received against paving suoh Street, and partioularly on aocount of the different
<br /> olassifioations required, between the two blocks; Attorney Fred E. Smith appeared
<br /> and spoke on oehalf of the protestants, and after disoussion said,bids received
<br /> were not read, and it was decHl.a.d, on motion, to divide such projeot and re-adverti ~
<br /> the same under two contraots, one from 2nd to 3rd Avenue s, ,and, one from 3rd to 4th
<br /> Avenues, and the Recorder was authorized to advertise ~or plain concrete paving
<br /> under suoh tow separate projects.
<br /> Committee reports were oalled for: - ~
<br /> The JUdiciary, Fire and\Water, Health, and Printing Committees had no.,:'
<br /> reports to make.
<br /> The Finance Committee recommended the following estimates be allowed, and
<br /> on ro 11 0 all, suoh report was approved:
<br /> I The Estimate of Guy Pyle for the paving of Polk $29,272.09
<br /> Street from Second Avenue to 12th Avenue.
<br /> The Estimate of Stien Bros. for the paving of
<br /> Viotoria Boulev~rd from Maple Street to the City
<br /> Limits and Rostein Boulevard from Victoria Boulevard
<br /> to the City Limits. $17,218.57
<br /> The Street Committee recommend~d the petition to pave High Street from
<br /> the ~outh line of 16th Avenue to the North line of 19th Avenue, be granted, and
<br /> on motion, such recommendation was adopted, and the City Engineer was authorized
<br /> to prepare plans for various kinds of pavement for the purpose of bids.
<br /> The Street Committee reoommended the petition to pave Mill Street from
<br /> . tl1e South line of 16th Avenue to the North line of 19th Avenue, be granted, and
<br /> on motion, suoh recommendation was adopted, and the City Engineer was authorized
<br /> t-o prepare plans for various kinds of pavemen t for the purpo se of bids.
<br /> The Sewer Committee reported on the progress on the work on the outlet of
<br /> the Polk Street Sewer and also reported on the progress being made on the Amazon.
<br /> On motioD, the matters pertaining to such two projects were left with the City
<br /> Engineer and Sewer Committee with power to act.
<br /> A proposed Ordinance was presented and read, the first time and laid over,
<br /> calling for fifteen-minute parking on the North side of 6th Avenue from Willamette
<br /> Street to the alley West of Willamette Street.
<br /> The City Engineer reported on the Ki lovdahl maps, stating the Recorder and
<br /> Fire Department only desire ~ch maps, and on motion, a map for each of these
<br /> departments was ordered purohased.
<br /> The Chief of Police reported eLectric signs are now in fairly good shape
<br /> and he is seeing that the rest of such signs comply with the law.
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<br /> I A Mr. Law who has entered business on West 8th Street appeared before the
<br /> Council asking relief from congested traffic, desiring a. fifteen-minute parking
<br /> time on Wes t 8 th 5 treet. He was informed such pe ti tion could not be granted
<br /> without 'change- of Ordinance, and he 'proposed to bring in a ~etition from ~eople
<br /> along that Street asking for shorter parking time.
<br /> A Rooming House permit was granted to Mrs. Mollie Witb.her to operate the
<br /> Tourist Kotel at 70 East Broadway.
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