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65 Council Chambers, Eugene, Oregon, October 15, 1917. Council met pursuant to adjo{~rnment of October 8th, and was called to order by ~(ayor Petel, son. Present Co~mcilmen Polders, Parks, Koppe, Spencer, Mosher, Goodpast~=e and Spangler; absent Devereaux. The offer of the Overland Garage to rent City lot at Ninth and Pearl Streets, at a monthly rental of $15.00, was referred to the Finance Com~.ittee with power to act. ~otion was made, seconded and carried directing the Recorder to ad- vertise for bids for the construction of sidewalks where notices have been served and owners have failed to comply with their notice. City Attorney Poster explained to the CounCil in reference to the banerofting of the lots in City Outlook Addition in case of the improvement of Potter Street, that if the improvement was m~de Dean Sanderson had agreed with him that he would be willing to pay or loan to the owners the excess of the assessment for the street improvement over the valuation, as shown on the County assessment roll, in order to comply with the terms of the Bancroft Bonding Law. An Ordinance to improve Potter .Street f~om 25th Avenue South to the south side of 28th Avenue and 28th Avenue from Potter Street east to University Street in the City of Eugene was read the third time and placed upon its final passage. Councilmen voting aye Polders, Parks, Koppe, Spencer and Spangler, nay' Mosher and Goodpasture, absent Devereaux. .The Ordinance was declared passed and numbered #1913. Motion w.~s made, seconded and carried to accept the agreement of the Eugene Bible University, dated September 18, 1917, relating.to the improvement of Pott~ Street and 28th Avenue. I,.{otion was made, seconded and carried that the Council adJo~=n to meet ~Oetober 22, 1917, at 7:30 o'clock P. M. City Recorder.