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<br /> A communication expressing the appreciation of' the Pageant Association
<br /> I to the City of Eugene and its officers for support given the pageant was read and
<br /> placed on fi Ie.
<br /> Request of the Twin Round Up program committee that the City of Eugene tc.
<br /> en tel' some feature in the celebra ti on to be held in Albany on Labor Day was r:>J:
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<br /> given favora'ble consideration, but noi,definite action taken. 'i.:.,: ~J;
<br /> A written offer of L. P. Harmon to pay the City $425.00 for the'
<br /> engine and remaining wreckage of the wrecked fire truck was read and ordered
<br /> held for consideration, and the Recorder instructed to take up with the American
<br /> La France Co. the value and possible uses of the engine.
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<br /> The Oregon Insurance Rating Bureau reported that the test.s on the
<br /> new American La France fire engine were satisfactory in all respects, and sub-
<br /> "t-.. mitted a tabulated result of tests, which was pJaced on file.
<br /> The request of Mabel H. Chadwiek for permission to remove the old
<br /> public market buildings to the Fair Grounds without charge, was upon motion
<br /> grant,ed, and the Building Inspector directed to issue a permit free of charge.
<br /> The request of the University'Administration that provision for angilie.
<br /> parking be made on Kincaid Street between 13th and 15th Avenues, present,ed by
<br /> E. K. Johnson, Comptroller, was read, and on motion the request was granted.
<br /> . Application of Tena Thorson for permission to conduct a Rooming House
<br /> at 775 Willamette Street, and application of Irene McCubbins for permission to
<br /> conduct a Rooming House at 75 West 8th Avenue, were read, and a motion was
<br /> made, seconded, and carried, that the same be referred to' the Chief of Police,
<br /> and that if approved by him, the Recorder issue the permits.
<br /> Petition of property owners for paving the alleys in the block bounded
<br /> by Broadway and lOth Avenue, QhaPne,l ton and Lincoln Stree ts, and a peti ti on for
<br /> paving the alleys between 16th and 17th Avenues from Willame tte Street to Olive
<br /> street, were on motion granted.
<br /> I A letter of Neil F. Faulf,raber of Venet'a, Oregon, to B. H. Parker,
<br /> expressing a desire to obtain some of the elk in the City Park was read, and the
<br /> Recorder was instructed to communicate with other Citi es tha t mig)::lt care to ,take
<br /> some of these elk for their City Parks.
<br /> The Recorder was instructed to purChase hay for feed for, the elk
<br /> in the City Park.
<br /> It appearing to the Council that John Jacobson had sustained damages
<br /> in the opening of Taylor Street in the Slm of $400.00, and that he was assessed
<br /> benefi ts in the Slm of $50.00, and that in adjusting the matter a warrant had
<br /> been drawn in the sum of $350.00, a motion was made, seconded, and carried that
<br /> the lien entered on the City Lien Docket 5, at page 404, and the Treasurer's
<br /> Record Book J, page 193, line 6, by Ordinance No. 6082, be cancelled of record.
<br /> The bill o~ Bray Bros. for hauling rubbish from the Rest Cottage from
<br /> January 1 st, to August 1st, in the sum of $14.00 was referred to the Health
<br /> Committee.
<br /> A communication f'rom the Pacific Coast Building Officials Conference
<br /> requesting the attendance of the City Building Inspector at their Convention at
<br /> Portland, September 3rd to 6th, inclusive, was read, and a motion was made,
<br /> seconded, and carried, that the Building Inspec tor be auth or ized to attend thi s
<br /> meeting.
<br /> An Ordinance levying assessments for paving the alley between Oak
<br /> and Pearl Streets, from 5th to 6th Avenues, and the alley between 5th and 6th
<br /> Avenues from Oak Street to the alley running North and South through said'
<br /> block, in E'ugene, Lane ,County, Oregon, was read the first time, and lai d 0 ver .
<br /> An Ordinance levying assessments for paving High Street from the South
<br /> line of 16th Avenue to the North line of 19th Avenue in the City of Eugene,
<br /> Oregon, was read the first ti me, and laid over.
<br /> I An Ordinance levying assessment s for paving Pearl Street between
<br /> Fourth and Second Avenues in the City of Eugene, Ore@Dn, was read the first time,
<br /> and laid over.
<br /> An Ordinance levying assessments for the construction of a sanitary
<br /> sewer in the alley between University Street and Onyx Street from 24th Avenue
<br /> to the P.E. and E. right of way, in the City of Eugene, Oregon, was read the
<br /> first time, and laid over.
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