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166 Bell, ab sent JUNE12: 1916L Commil Chambers, Eugene, Oregon, June 12, 1916. Cotmcil met in re,slat monthly session, and was called to orde', Present Councilmen Par'ks, Koppe, .~osher, Devereamx, Quimby and Goodpastm. e Polders and Peterson. Nlnutes of ~y 8th and 22nd were read and approved. Petition for a street light at station of the Street Railway near the. City Limits in Fairmount was referred to the t,'ire & Water Co~_~ittee. . Application of !,lillard & Vestal for Lodging house permit was on motion granted. Com~unicatlon of the City Treasurer relating to delinquent assessment notices sent out, together with request of ~[r. Jeff Irish asking that th8 City take some steps to enforce its assessment lien against property pureh~sed by him from Judge Skipworth were .referred to the ?lnanee Conuaittee. Communication of the Water Board reoiti~lg the cost of ornamental lighting system on Ninth Avenue from Olive Street to Pearl Street as $1~20.00 was read and the City khlgineer directed to prepare a plat for ~he assessment. Report of the Building Inspector for the month of ~ay was read and filed. ~(otion was made and seconded that the Recorder discontinue drawing war- rant to J. J. Rude for water r~nt to City barn and that instead a warrant be drawn on the first of each month on the Road & Street Ftmd to G. E. Robinson for the' '~um of $1.00 in pa~ent of said water rent, commencing with the month of June. The ~yes and nays were called; ~ouheilmen voting ~ye 6, n~y none, absent 2. ~otion was declared carried ar~l so ordered. An Ordinance granting to OREGON AND CALI~0Pd~IA RAILROAD CONPANY, its leesees, successors and assigns the perpetual right, privilege ~nd franchise to establish, l~y down, construct, maintain and operate a single standard gauge railway track ~nd apputer~nces, in addition to existing track or tracks on and across ~adison Street, Jefferson Street, Lincoln Street and that certain street or road kno~m as River Road in the City of Eugene, Oregon, subject to certain conditions and restrictions hereinafter set forth was read the third time, and the ayes ~nd nays were c~lled; Counci]m~en voting ~ye 6, n~y none, absent 2. The Ordinance was declared passed and numbered #1850. The Judiciary Committee recommended the passage of Ordinance providing for Board of Censorship, and An Ordinance regulating the prodUction of theatrical or operatic perfor- mances, moving picture shows and other amusements providing for a board of