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19~ The following IDa tters were read and referred to the Street I C ommi t tee: Petition for a cement sidewalk on the East side of Nixon Street from 24th to 25th Avenues, and on the South side of 25th Avenue from Nixon Street to Agate S tree t ; Petition for a cement sidewalk on Emerald Street between 25th and 26th Avenues; It"; ~ ~ :;:) Petition for the improvement of 24th Avenue from the West side of Emerald Street to the West side of Agate Street, by paving or grading and gravelling, at the discretion of the Council; ~etition for re-surfacing work on Kincaid Street between 18th and 19th Avenues; Petition for the opening of Emerald Street from 24th to 25th Avenues. A communi cat.i on flrDm the Eugene Fedara tion of Womens Organiza ti ons asking the Council to take prOj;er steps to discourage or prohibit the adver- tising of cigarettes for the use of girls, was presented, and Mrs. June W. Lamb addressed the Council on this subject. The matter was ref'erred to the Judiciary C ommi t tee. The bill of Charles H. A. Brechtel against the Unitarian Church Parsonage, in the sum of $20.20, was reported back by City Engineer Clubb as a just bill, and one that sh ould be paid by the City, and on mot ion duly made an d carried, it was ordered that said bill be paid. I A co~nunication from A. L. Bar bur , Commissioner of St~eets or the City of Portland relating to the manner 01' handling black top paving bids in said City, was read, and placed on 111e. A communication from Mayor Baker of Portland to Mayor Wilder, recommending the Portland Ordinance as a means of reducing radio interference, was read and placed on fi le. An Ordinance to provide for minimizing the r.adio inter1'erences, providing a penalty, and declaring an emergency, was read, and Attorney E. O. Immel addressed the Council as to the merits of the proposed Ordinance, after which the Ordinance was referred to the Judiciary Committee. A Resolution in the matter of the opening.or.18th Avenue from Willamette Street to Oak Street, in the City of Eugene, On motion duly seconded and carried, was adopted, as follows: R. E SOL UTI 0 N In the Matter of the Opening of 18th Avenue from Willamette Street to Oak S tree t, in the Ci ty of' Eugene, Oregon. I WHEREAS, the Common Council of the City of Eugene, Oregon, did heretofore \. by resolution duly adopted, determine to layout, open, and establish 18th Avenue from Willamette Street to Oak Street in the City of Eugene, and WHEREAS, pursuant to said resolution, the City Engineer of the City of Eugene ell d make and file a pla t 'the re 01', and a wri t ten repor t con taining a comple te description of the stree t and it s boundarie s, and the portion 01' each lot, part Of lot, or tract of land to be appropriated there1.or, and WHEREAS, the Ci ty of Eugene 'did duly appoint as viewers upon the opening of 18th Avenue aforesaid, William Knelland, L. G. Hulin, and C. W. Mullin, and ~