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.~ 243 -- ' . -. - - -~. ---- - - -- - - --- - -- ;.---- <-- Chairman Large of the Finance committee recommended that warrants be drawn in pay men t of the Engineer estimates as follows: I The estimate of Peter A. Nelson for the improvement of the Sewer between OnJA Street and Emerald Street from 24 th Avenue to 25th Avenue b~ constructing a sanitary sewer. $5,237.98 ;~.... The estimate of Hargreaves & Lindsay for the paving of James Street from ~ Columbia Street to South Moss Street by concrete. $3,066.93 The estimate of Hargreaves & Lindsay for improverr~nt of Pearl Street from Second Avenue to Third Avenue. $7,379.41 The estimate of Peter A. Nelson for the construction of a sanitary sewer on Twenty-fourth Avenue from Columbia Street to alley East, thence south to Reed St. on Columbia St. from Twenty-fourth to Indiana Avenue. $1,932.21 The estimate of Peter A. Nelson for the construction of a sanitary sewer on Aga te S tl~ee t, Twen ty-fourth Avenue to alley south, thence East to Columbia Street. $588.60 I The estimate of Hargreaves & Lindsay for the paving of the alley between Broadway and loth from alley East of Charnelton Street to the alley west of Willamette St. $1,020.27 The estimate of Guy Pyle for the paving of Onyx Street from 13th Avenue 'h to 15th Avenue. ;W5,423.47 The estimate of Hargreaves & Lindsay for the alley paving between Broadway and lOth Avenue from Charnel ton Street to alley East of Charnel ton Street. $488.21 The estimate of Stien Bros. of Paving Mill Street from 16 th Ave. to 19th Ave. $9,595.46 Motion was made and seconded that said estimates be allowed. The ayes and nays were called, Councilmen voting aye, ei ght, nay, none. Chairman Monroe of the Police committee ruled that the Dodge police patrol car be turned over to the Engineer's department at a satisfactory value. The City Engineer having expressed himself as satisfied with this car, and that the action of the Council to advertise for a car for the Engineer be rescinded and t ha t instead the Council advertise for either a four or six cylinder four door open car for the Police department. On motion the reco~nendation was I adopted. The Booth Kelly Lumber Company tendered a deed to the City for a strip of ground running 20 feet on Pearl Street for paving improvement for use of street purposes, with the understanding that the City should release the assess- ment on said 20 feet for the co st of Pearl s tree t pa ving impr ovement, amounting to $82.38. On motion duly seconded and carl~ied it was ordered that the deed be accepted and recorded, and that the sum of $82.38 be allowed by reduc tion on the Lien docket. A peti tion for paving with concrete the alley between lOth and 11th Avenues from Van Buren to Tyler Streets was read, and on motion granted. Peti tion for Macadamizing the alley between Onyx and Emerald Streets, from 19th to 20th Avenues and a cownunication from Geo. E. M. York were read, and Chairman Large of the Street committee reco~nended that the petition be granted. - A motion was made, seconded, and carried, adopting the recommendation. Application of D. P. McGillvary to run a pool room at 450 Willamette Street with the approval of Chief of Police Strait was ordered granted. Advise from the Sheriff and Tax collector that foreclosure proceedings had been commenced against the City of Eugene on Lots 1, 2, and 3, in Block 6, Lizzie Luckey Addition was read, and upon motion was duly seconded and all couneilmen voted aye. The recorder was instructed to issue a warrant to co ver this tax delinquency. A pe ti ti on fr om res id.ent s on the North Pearl S tree t to remove all obstruc- tions from the streets along the Walters-Bushong Lumber Company plant was read, and as it appears that this matter has already been taken care of by an ordinance providing for the construction of concrete sidewalk at the point in question, no fur the l"' action was deemed necessary. The viewers on the matter of opening Columbia Street repol~ted the benefits I to be derived as not sufficient to justify the expense. Mr. Clubb, Engineer, stated that since the viewers had formulated their report Mr. McCully had ad- vised him that the McCully owners would be satisfied with a payment of $200.00 for the strip proposed to be taken, and also that Mr. Gray would accept payment for his strip to be taken on the same pro rata basis. Motion was made, seconded, and carried that the City aClluire these stri,ps by purchase at an approximate ,price of ~~250.00, and that d.eedsbe secured. The ordinance levying assessments on a sanitary sewer on Twenty fourth avenue from Columbia Street to the alley between Columbia Street and South Moss Street, thence South in said alley and. along Chula Vista Boulevard to Reed Avenue; On Columbia Street from Twenty fourth Avenue to Indiana Avenue, .~