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JANUARY Council Chambers, Eugene, Oregon, January 8, 1917. Council met in regular monthly session, and, in the absence of ~ayor Bell, was called to order by Councilman Goodpasture, President of the Council. Present Councilmen Parks, Pe~erson, Koppe, Nosher, 'Devereaux and Quimby; absent Polders, The minutes of Council meeting of December llth were read and approved. Report of th8 Building Inspector for the month of December was read and filed. Quarterly report of the City Treastu-er for the quarter ending December 31st was read and placed on file. Claim of H. R. Price for the s~n of $75.00 damages because of injury to Edith Price on aecozmt of alleged defective sidewalk wa:~ referred to the Judiciary C o~_~ittee. Claim of A. ~[..~eck on behalf of Gamma Alp~Building Association for alleged over assessment on Alder Street was referred to tt~e Judiciary Conunittee and City Attorney. Attention was called to the :~it filed by Mr. Haner against the City on account of assessment of Alder Street from lltt~ Avenue to the I'.~illrace, and the case was referred to the City Attorney with instructions to protect the City's interest. A petition asking the re-instatement of G.W. Beaman as a laborer in the Street Dept. was read, and Attorney Swafford addressed the COuncil in be- half of Nr. Beaman, after which the petition was referred to the Street Co~m~ittee. SIDE~';;J~K: LIBBY SLADDEN BURGESS. An Ordinance p~;oviding for the con- struction of a cement sidewalk abutting tt~e property described in Section One of this Ordinance, said property beiDg in the City of E~gene was read the third time and placed upon its final passage. called; Co,mci!men voting aye 5, nay Parks. passed and munbered ~lS~l. SIDEWalK: LLOYD C. I{UGHES. Ti~e ayes and nays were The Ordinance was declared An Ordinance providing for the construct- ion of a cement sidewalk abutting the property described in Section One of this Ordinance, said property being in the City of Et~fgene was read and passed its second and third readings by title under suspension of the rule and was placed upon its final passage. Councilmen voting aye 5, nay Parks. The Ordinance was declared passed and n~bered #1892.