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16~ , " / I The report of Hobi Airways Go. was read; and the Recorder reported that he had turned in the check of the Airways Go. in the amount of $170.13 to the City Treasurer. The Airways Co's report was referred to the Finance Committee for audi t. :, ;~ An Ordinance dividing the' City of Eugene into wards, and repealing OrdlnanceNo. 2012, was read and laid over. An Ordinance levying assessment s for the construction of' a sewer on the East si de of'Pot tel' Street from 24th Avenue to 22nd Aven.'l;le, was read the first ,time ~nd laLd over. An Ordinance amending Section 5 of' Ordinance No. 6129, by. authorizing. the Recorder to purchase property sold on account of delinquent liens, was read the first time., and passed its~:3second. and third readings by title by,unanimous consent under suspension of the rule, and was placed on its final passage. Th~ ayes and nays were called, all present voting aye, absent and not voting, Wash-, burne. The Ordinance was declared passed, and numbered 7275. .~ -' Four Sidewalk Assessment Ordinances, havin,g been read the first time on January 7, 1929, and registered notices for protest having been sent, arid no protests being received, said ordinances passed their second and third readings by title by unanimous consent under sus:pension of the rule, and were placed on the'ir final passage. The ayes and. nays were 'called, all present voting aye, absent and not voting, Washburne. The Ordinances were dec~ared passed and num- bered consecutively from 7276 to 7279, bo,th n~lnbers inclusive. ~ight~en Sidewalk Improvement Ordinances were read the first time; and passed their second and third rea~ings b~! t,i tle by unanimous co,nsep.t under suspension of the rule, and were placed 'on their final passage. The ayes and nays were called, all present voting aye, absent and not voting, Washburne. The Ordinances were declared passed and numbered consecutively from 7280 to 7297, both numbers inclusive. cl Mr. Lammers, of the firm of LammeI' & Barringer, house movers, called the attention of the C01l1lcil to the dif'ficultiesof moving houses, under the ,wires through the City Streets, and suggested the location of City wirings should be placed at sufficien t highth to' reduce the expense to house movers on account of . charges made by the light department for raising wi .res. The matter Was referred to the Building Inspector and Street Committee. The City Recorder called attention to the Ordinance reqUl.rl.ng requisitions :f;or City purchasing, and the Recorder, and .Finame Committee were instructed to ,take a!l3' necessary steps to carry out the provisions of the Ordinance.. Motion was made, seconded, and carried thlt the ~treet Committee and Police Depar tme nt employ a do g catcher, commenc ing Fe brua ry 1, 1929. M.r. Walling appeared and explaine d to the G ouncil, the merit s of' the Austin Motor Pickup Sweeper. The Mayor named Chester Lawrence as appointee to the; office of Milk Inspector at a salary of $225.00 a month, commencing February 1st. 1929, and a ' mO.ti.on was made and seconded to confirm the appointment and place him upon the' regular pay roll. The ayes and nays were called, Councilmen Voting aye. Hende.r- shott,L~rge, and Monroe; na:{, Lamb, Simon, Reidi, and Zumwalt; al,>sent and not voting, Washbur'ne. The mat,ter of the appointmen t of Milk Inspector was continu,ed for further consideration. '. On moti on, Council adjourned. '\ R. S. Bryson, ~ City Recorder. " ~." ...... l -' - ....