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r :120 . .. _ ..'1:= I - _......-- ;''-1 ~.,k ':.'.1 i..:J c;; the action of the last meeting on the subject matter be rescinded in view of the fact that the building had progressed to su.ch an extent that to stop it at this time would en1jail considerable loss and disturbance to the plans of the J. W. Copeland Yardfi, and upon the agreement expressed by them at this time to construct the building with paster board on the panel walls and with fire proof basement ~ost caps and fire proof doops and such other matters 'as 'generally agreed upon at this time. The motion was seconded and carried. 1 An Ordinance providing for the -issuance 'and sale of Three Thousand Fi ve Hundred Dollars ($3 ,500 ~ 00) sewe r' bonds, 1926, o~f the Ci ty of Eugene was read the first; time, and passed its' second and third readings by unanimous consent under suspe nsion of the rule a.nd was placed upon its final passage. The, aye s and nays were called, all present voting aye, nay. The Ordinance was declared passed and numbered €l285. The hmyor declared a brief recess after which Council was called to order, and thEl resignatiOp. of, R. W. Hall as Chief' of' Police, to become ef'fect~ve at once, was J:'ead, arid a motion was made, seconded, and carried to accept his, resignation. . '. Wesley Pennington coarplaine~ of' the noises of' trucks in the neighborhoo of West 8th and Charnelton Streets, whi,ch were in the habit of loading and un- loading at vaI'ious hours of the night and distrubing the Sleep and comfort of neighboring residences. This matter was referred to the Police Committee and Ci ty Attorney.. A contract wi th Herbert N. Elliot t, relating to care of the garbage dump South of the Gi ty, was read, and motion made, seconded, and carried that the contract be accepted and signed by the Mayor and Recorder on behalf of the City. On motion the Council adjourned. R. S. Bryson, City Recorder. 1 . .1 . ~,