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~{arch 26, 191~. ~otion was declared carried and so ordered. An Ordinance~ approving~ tt~e re-plat of Block 1, Oollege Hill Park, Eugene I~ane County, Oregon, was read the second and third time by title under suspen- sion of the rule and was placed upon its final passage. Counci.Lm..en voting aye 7, nay none, absent 1. The Ordinance was declared passed and numbered #1501. Recommendation of the l~ire & %~ater Cor?m..ittee that a street light be placed at the corner of Ninth Avenue 7~est and Jefferson Street was on motion adopted. Street Committee by Cilairmsn Mc~tu~phey reported that they had investi- gated the remonstrance against the letting of contract for paving of Foumth Avenue from Charnelton Street to Blair Boulevard and that they found that said remonstrance does. not contain a majority of the property o~ners or a majority of the property along said Avenue, and moved that the re~onstrance be disallowed and denied. }~otion was secor~ed ~nd carried. 1~. Ecl~urpt~ey moved that the Council now finds and determines that the bid of the Olark& Henery ConstD.~otion Co. for the paving of said Fo%n~th Avenue is the lowest and best bid received for the performe~nce of said work,' and that the contract therefor be awarded to said Company in accordance with their bid, and that all other bids be 'rejected and checks returned to unsuccessful bidders, and tluat the ~ayor and Recorder sign the contract in behalf of the City, and that the bond of said Company be sub- mitt'ed to the }~a¥or for approval and acceptance. ~otion was seconded and carri ed. ~, 5{c~u~phey, Chairman of the Street Committee, stated that the Coma. i- tree had examined the bids for the parity{ of l~{onroe street from llth Avenue to lSth Avenue, and find that thg bid of the 01ark & Henery Construction Co. is the lowest and best bid and that ~o remonstrance has been filed against this im- provement, and moved that the Council now finds and determines that the bid of the Clark & t{enery Construction Co. is the lowest and best'bid for the .paving of said street and that tile Council award tile contract therefor to said Company in accordance with its bid, and that all other bids be rejected and cheeks returned to tuusuccessful bidders, and that the Mayor and Recorder be authorized to sign the contract for the paving of said street on behalf of the City, and that the bond of said Company be s~mitted to the Nayor for approval and acceptance. Notion was seconded and earrisd. Councilman Hc~urphey, Chairman of the Street Co~nittee, reported that the Committee had examined the bids for the paving of Sixth Avenue East from the