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AU6US~ 9 ~_1915. 'Council Chambers, Eugene, Oregon, August 9, 1915. Ummcil met in regular monthly session, and was called to order by Councilman Devereaux, President of the Council, acting as ~{ayor in the absence of ~{ayor Bell. Present Councilmen Parks, Polders, Koppe, Peterson, Nosher, Goodpast~u~e and Quimby. Request of W. 'Al. Jones to stretch banners across a street to advertise the Oregon State Fair was referred to the F'ire & Water Committee and Building Inspector with power to act. Report of W. 1{. Alexander, Building Inspector, for the month of July' was read and placed on file. The semi-annual report .of tt~e Water Board for the period ending June 15, 1915, was presented and ordered filed, and the attention of the Council directed to it. The Fire & Water Co]remit'tee reco~.~nended the granting of the petition for a street light at First and La~wrenee Street intersection, ~nd the denial of the petition for a street light at the' corner of Seventeenth and Patterson Streets, and on motion said reports were adopted. The Street Committee recommended that A. J. Bonar be placed on reEular pay roll at ~60 per month beginning August l, 1915, and also that ~. C. Beebe and Gus Reams' salaries be raised from ~5 a month to $60 a month, commencing A~3~ust l, 191~ I~(otion was made and seconded that the recommendation be adopted. The ayes and nays were ca!led; Councilmen voting aye Parks, Polders, Xoppe, Peterson, ~.(osi%er, Goodpasture and Quimby, nay none. carried and so ordered. An Ordinance permitting SOUTHERN PACIPIO COMPANY Eotion was declared to repair the pavement on Blair Boulevard in the City of Eugene, adjacent to the rails of the railroad' track of said Southern Pacific Company and directing the manner thereof 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 7, nay none. The 0rdlnanee was declared passed and numbered #1782. An Ordinance granting to OREGON AND CADIF0.~NIA RAILROAD C0~P~f, its lessees, successors and assigns, the right, privilege and franchise to establish, lay do~, construct, maintain and operate a singable standard gauge railway spur track over and across a certain portion of Pearl Street, in the City of Eugene, Oregon, subject to certain conditions and restrictions hereinafter set forth was read and passed its second am! third readings by title under suspension