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November 10, 1913 for polling places, and_ for ti~e appointment of ~Judges and Clerks of election was read. Motion w~s made and seconded tt~t the rules be ,suspended~nd the Ordinance read the second time by. title. Counci]~aen vo'ti:~~, aye 7, nay none. !{orion was de~ . elated carried and the Ordinance read tI~e second time by title. Motion was ~ade and seconded that the Ordinance be read the third tine by title and placed upon its fin~! p~ss~ge. Councilmen'voting aye 7, nay none. !~otion was declared c~rried and the Ordinance, was rgad the third time by title and declared upon its final The ayes and nays were called; Councilwomen voting aye Itensi!l, Johnson, Tt~e Ordinance was declared passGge. K0ppe, MeHurphey, Dorr,~ Bell and Bean, nay none. passed and mnnbered .~/1~35. · ~ 0rdin~noe prQhibiti~ prize fighti~ ~nd sparring matci~es within the City of E~ene was read the ~second time, and ~ motion was made, seconded grid carried to a.~.end tile Ordinance to .read "public sparri~ contest" wt~erever tt~e term "sparring contest" appears. Motion was made, seconded and carried to lay the Ordinance on the table until the next me~eting of tt~e Council. .. A Resolution of condolence re!ati~g to the de~th of Councilman A. N. Striker ' was read, and on motion~ adopted tmanimOUS]l¥ upon a rising vote of the Council S~id Resolution bei~ aS follows: RESOLUTION OF CONDOLF]JCE. V~{EREAS on tt~e 6th day of November, 1913, A. N. Striker departed this life; ~ R~ · AND ~}{E EAS he was at tire tine of iris deatlt an itonored :p. ember of the Co~:~J~on Council of the City of k\~gene; %'~{EREAS }~r.. Striker was a faithful, honest, active and energetic member of the City Council, in many i3~stances neglecti~¥~ i~is private business in order that he might give the business of the City preference; ~HEREAo Mr. Stri_ker was in all matters p.ertaining to the City's Business con, seientious, painstaking and in moral questions and questions of civic righteousness, .~ wt~ere the sa~.~.e was an %ssue before the Council, t~e was outspoken, courageou~ in ex- pressing{ t~is opinions 6nd in voting for what he considered rigi%t. N0'~7 THEREFORE, be it resolved that in the death of our fellow councilman, A. N. Striker, ti~e Council i~as lost one of its best and most faithful ~embers; And be it furthest Resolved ti~at the Co,?men Council of the City of ~gene does i~ereby extend to the b~reaved family its sincere sympathy and condolence; And be it further Resolved that a copy of this resolution be spread upon the .minutes of the Council, a copy furnished to the bereaved family and a copy furnisl%ed to each of the daily l~pers of ti~e City.