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139 Agreement of Dora E. Wallace, Adminlstratrix of the estate' of ~. Wallace deceased, agreeing to accept $1650.00 in full of all claims and demanda ] against the C~ty on account of the death of said Wm. P. Wallace wa~ read.' 'A Resolution directing the settlement of the claim of Dora E. Wallace as A~ninlstratrlx of the estate of ~. P. Wallace, on accmmt of the death of her husbandWm. F. Wallace by the payment of $1650.00, and directing the Mayor and Recorder to execute a~! deliver City warrant to said Dora E. Wallace upon the receipt of releases by her satisfactory to the City Attorney was read. ~otion was made and seconded that said Resolution be adopted. The ayes and nays were called; Councilmen voting aye 8, na~ none. }~otion was declared carried and so ordered. The Judiciary Com~ittee reported on the request of John N. Pipes ~o be all~ed $120.00 costs in ornamental lamp post s~it, reconu~ending that if the judgment and costs can be collected same should be paid to the City and if ~. Pipes has any elalm the bill should be presented in the ordinary way. On motion the report was adopted. An Ordinance levying assessments for the construction of a sewer in the alley between Fourth and Fifth Avenues from a point opposite the northwest cot- ne~ of Lot 5, Block k, Walters & Seiffert's Addition, to the tr~mk sewer on Polk. Street was read the second time and objections called for and none heard. The Ordinance passed its third reading by title under suspension of the rule by unanimous consent of the Council and was placed upon its final passage. Cmmeilmen voting aye 8' nay none. The Ordinance was declared passed and numbered #1831. An Ordinance levying assessments for the construction of a sewer in the Northeast part of the City from the manhole in Sixth Avenue East terminating at the manhole in the alley running East and west between Third a~! Second Avenues was readthe second time, and written objections of the Buck Box & Orate ~o. a~! John & Annie }(aughan and oral objections of G. ~. deBrockert were heard, and no further objections'being offered the Ordinance and objections thereto · were referred to the Sewer Committee and City Attorney for consideration and report on February 28, 1916, at 7:30 o'clock P. M. An Ordinance providing for the construction a~i erection of an ornamental street lighting system on both sides of Eighth Avenue East from Willamette Street to Pearl Street was r'ead the second time and objections called for and none heard, and the Ordinance passed its third reading by title under suspension of the rule by. unanimous consent of the Council and was placed upon its final