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read and passed its second and third readings by title under suspension of JANUARY 25, 1915. the rule and was placed upon its final.passage. . Councilmen voting aye 8, nay _ none. The Ordina~ce.was declared passed and n~abe~ed #168~. , Consideration ~f the report of viewers in the matter of tire openi~ and extension of Seventeenth Avenue was heard at ti~is time, and the objections hereto- fore filed by ~argaret I. Bilyeu and A. L. Hougj~ton were, at their request, ordered re-filed as of this date in objection to the viewers' report. Counci]~an ~.(el,(~mphey moved that all objections to the report of vi~vers be overruled, and that the report of viewers be adopted by the Council, and the City Attorney be in- strueted to prepare an Ordinance for tl~at purpose. Motion was seconded and tt~ Cotmeil~en voting aye Johnson, ~,{c!,~urphey, Devereaux The vote being a tie Hayer ayes and. nays were called; and Beytien, nay Parks, Bog~e, Bell and Goodpasttu-e. Yoran voted aye w and declared the motion carried. An Ordinance preventing dogs from running at large witi~in tt~e City of E~ene, and providing{ for tl~eir seizure and d~struction, and imposing penalties for the violation of this Ordinance was read the first and second times, and laid over for ....... one week. Bids for the 'p_ainting of street signs presented by I,(ayor 'Yoran were opened and read, and the matter of awarding the contract was referred to the Street Committee with power to act. Councilman Me~,~urphey stated that a waiver had been si2rned by J. N. B. ~ller, and moved that the Str~eet Co~muittee be instructed to let tl~e contract for the eon- struotion of a cement sidewalk on the West side of l~{ill Street between Eleventh Avenue and Twelfth Avenue. Motion was Seconded and carried. The i~'ire & Water Committee retch_mended that the petition for a street 'light at the intersection of Tenth Avenue and )~adison street be granted. On motion the recommendat,)on was adopted. Councilman Parks of the Police committee reported ti~at they had settled the controversy about the pop corn wagon .on East Ninth Avenue, Mr. ~antor agreeing to remove his wagon from tt~e objectionable location; and that t~e would suggest that automobiles be not allowed to stand.on Ninth Avenue from Will~aette to Oak Sbreets and on Eighth Avenue between Olive and Oak Streets. A bill for the payment of street force in the sum of ~51.50 was presented, and a motion was made~nd seconded that warrants be drawn on the Road & Street Fund in payment of sai~ bill to the various men. The ayes and nays were called; Oounoilmen voting aye Johnson, Parks, ~e~urphey, Bogue, Bell, Devereaux, Beytien