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JULY 25, 1916. was read. A Resolution was read providing that the complaint against said house be heard by the Common Council a% the regular session to be held in Council Chambers July 31, 1916, at 7:30 o'clock P. N., and upon motion was adopted. On motion the Council adjourned. City Recorder. JULY 31, 1916. Council Chambers, Eugene, Oregon, July 31, 1916. Council met pursuant to adjournment of July 17th, and was called to order by Nayor Bell. Present Councilmen Polders, Peterson~ Koppe, Nosher, Quimby and Goodpasture; absent Parks and Deveremux. Mayor Bell announced that the matter of the rooming house complaints would be referred to the Police Committee for investigation and report back to the Council, and interested parties present were so advised. Request of C. P. Devereaux, Councilman, for three weeks' leave of absence was on motion gra~ed. Request of the Fifth Avenue Motor Car Garage to make repairs at en- trance to the garage was referred to the Street Committee with power to act. Petition that Second Avenue East from Pearl Street to Ferry Street be opened to traffic was read and referred to the street Committee A proposition of compromise of the case of Josie Pullen against the City from L. M. Travis, Attorney, was read, and a motion was m~de and seconded that the City pay her the sum of $500.00 out of the General Fund, but that the warrant shall not be issued until o~dered by the Council. The ayes and' nays were called; Councilmen voting aye Polders, Peterson, Mosher, Quimby, nay Goodpasture, Koppe not voting; absent Parks and Devereaux. Notion was de- clared carried and so ordered Report of the Department of Public Safety for the year ending August 1st was read and referred to the Police Committee and City. Attorney. Recommendation of the ~inanoe Committee that the proposition of the City Treasurer dated July 17, 1916, for the tr~nsfer of balances in special