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/ SEPT~.~BER 28,. 1911~. Polk Streeg main to AImaden Street was read and passed its second ~d third ~,eadi~s by title ~u~de~ suspension of ti~e ~e and was plaoed upon igs flnal pass~ge. ~o~n~ei~en voti~ aye 7, ney none. The 0rdln~nee was declared passed and mu~bered ~1630. An Ordinance providing for the construction of ~ cement sidewalk ~butt- the property described in Section I of this Ordinance was read Gnd passed its second and third readings bM title unde~ suspension'of the m~le and was ~plaeed upon its final passage. Councilmen voting aye V, nay none. The Ordinance was declared passed and numbered~1631. An 0rdinanee granti~u3 an easement to the Regents of tile University of Oregon to cross Thirteenth Avenue and University Street with heating pipes was read and passed its second a~Et tl~ird readings by title under suspension of the ~ule ~nd was placed upon its ft~u~l passage. Councilmen voti~M~ aye 7, nay none. The Ordinance was declared p~ssed ~nd ntunbered ~ Ordinance approving the plat of Geo.. W. nill's Addition to the ~lty of Eugene was read a~l passed its second and third readings bM title unde~ suspen- sion of' the mtle ~nd was placed upon its fln~l passage. Councilmen voting aye V, nay none. The 0rdinGnce was declared passed and numbered Report of Health Com/m. ittee regardless the eo~troversy between the medical profession and Health Officer was read ~nd filed. A bid for the paving of Alder Street 'from t~lnth Avenue South to the Millrace was opened ~nd read and also a remonstrance against the paving of said street. The bid and remonstrance were referred to the Street 0onmuittee for consideration and report. The following bills were presented: General I,\u~d J. 0. Hunt witness fees in case of Wallace vs Cha, istensen ~.00 and J. 4. Abbott and Frank Sanden Special police and expenses $~28.20, Road & Street B~nd E. J. l.~ller, Stevens sidewalk $113.80. Councilman Devereauxmoved that the samebe allowed and warrants ~awn in p~en~ therefor. Motion was seconded and the ~yes and nays were c~lled. Councilmen voting aye Johnson, ~c~{urphey, Bogue, Bell, Devereaux, Beytien and Goodpasture, naM none. The motion was declared carried and so ordered. 0ity Attorney Skipworth stated the situation of the proposed agreement between the City and the P. E. & E. Railway regarding the widening of Ei~hSh Avenue We~t and repair of tracks, and the Council decided to take the matter up in committee for consideration.