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second and third readings by title under suspension of the rule and was placed upon its final passage. Councilmen voting aye 5, nay none, absent Peterson and Devereaux. The 0rdinanee was declared pas-sed and n~unbered SIDE~{ADK: A. L. TIRRIDL. An Ordinance providing for the construction of a cement sidewalk abuttin~{~ the property described in Section One of this Ordinance, said property being in the City of Eugene was read and passed its second and third readillgs by title under suspension of the rule and was placed upon its final passage. Councilmen voting ~ye 5, n~y none, absent Peterson and Devereaux. The Ordinance w~s declared passed and numbered #1Y77. SIDEWALK: I~RY ~. STEV~{S. An Ordinance providing for the construction of a cement sidewalk ~butting the property described in Section One of this 0rdinanee, said property being in the City of Eugene was read ant! passed its second and third re~din~s by title under suspension of the rule ant! was placed upon its final passage. Councilmen voting aye D, nay none, absent Peterson 'and Devereat~. The Ordinance was declared passed and n~mbered #1778. SIDE~¥ALK: A. A. GIBSON. An 0rdinanee providing for the construction of a cement sidewalk abutting{ the property described in Section One of this Ordinance, said property being in the City of Eugene, was read ~nd passed its second and third readings by title unde~ suspension of the ~ule and was placed upon its final p~ssage. Councilmen voting ~ye 5, n~y none, absent Peterson and Devereaux. The Ordinance was declared passed and numbered A Resolution authorizing and empowering the City Treas~e~ to collect and settle all the special assessments levied under Ordinance No. 1206, in accordance With the findings and decree entered by the Court in the ease of Grace Hannah Kumpt~ey, et al., 'v'~'~ ~ity of Eugene,. being ease No. ~8~6, in the Circuit Cou~t of L~ne County, Oregon, was read and on motion adopted. An Ordinance submiSted by the Oregon & California Railroad Co. for spur track across Pearl Stree$ was referred to the Street Committee and City Attorney. At the request of M~'. J. D. Baker and ~. Quayle for the improvement of the condition of Twentieth Street and Harris SSreet, which they claim has never been made satisfactory, the matter was refer, red to the Street Committee · fo~ investigation. Mr. Maughan asked the Council to put a layer of small gravel on High Street North of the Railroad track, claiming that the roadway was very rough. The following bills were presented for payment by the 5'inanee Committee: