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OOTOBER 23 ~_ 1916. 0ouncil Chambers, Eugene, Oregon, October 23, 1916. Cozn~cil met pursuant to adjournment of October 9th, and was called to order by ~ayor Bell. Present Councilmen Polders, Parks, Peterson, Koppe, Nosher, Quimby and Goodpasture; absent Devereaux. Report of the Directors of the Eugene Public Library was read and placed on file. Quarterly report of Treast~er Stiekels was read and referred to the t~inane e Committee. Request' of' Paul G. Bond for a revocable permit for the use of a certain portion of Franklin Boulevard for temporary improvements %u~der the direction of the Building Inspector and Street Co~mmittee was referred to the Street Com,.ittee and City Attorney. Petition of the Lane County Dahlia Club asking the City to adopt the dahlia as Eugene's official flower was read and laid over for consideration. Request of the Board of regents for permission to construct a new side- walk on the north side of Thirteenth Avenue between Mincaid and University Streets seven feet wide was referred to the Street co~j~ittee with power to act. An 0rdinanee levying assessments for the construction and erection of an ornamental street lighting system on both side.~ of Seventh Avenue from Olive to High Streets was read, and notice of the hearing of objections having been duly given, objections were called for and none heard; whereupon the Ordinance passed its second and third readings by title by unanimous consent under suspen- sion of the rule and was placed upon its final passage. Councilmen voting aye 7, n~y none, absent Devereaux. #la8O. The 0rdinanee was declared passed and numbered An 0rdinanee Levying assessments for the construction and erection of an ornamental street lighting system on both sides of Eighth Avenue ~ast from Willamette Street to Pearl Street was read, and uotiee of the hearing of object- ions having been duly given, objections were called for and no~ heard; whereupon the Ordinance passed its second and third readings by title by unanimous consent under suspension of the rule and was placed upon its final passage. ~ouneilmen voting aye V, nay none, absent Devereaux. The Ordinance was declared passed and nttmbered #1881. An Ordinance to amend Section i of Ordinance No. 186~ was read and passed its second reading by title and was laid over. ~laim of F. G. Stickels, Treasurer, for interest in the sum of $1500 2 Ot