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The release of Mary Diets of any claim for damages ~gainst 'the ~,ity was on motion adopted. T, he following bills wet8 Presented for payment. Fisher Laundry Co. Et~¢en, e Concrete Works H.'L. Traver C.S. Choate Preston &}{ales coo Stationery Co., William G.Nar tin .G_~ ERAL FUND $. 2.1~) W.A. Bell ~) 7.55 8.oo MeMorran & Washburne '7.75 30.2l~ Eugene Iron '~orks .75 1.70 Walter B. Jones 1.70 2.00 Guard Printing Co. 5.36 1.50 Mary A. Dietz 85.00 15. O0 INTEREST SER. "J' BONDS. Fred G. Stiokels, Treas., $ 309.00 motion was made and seconded that said bills be allowed and warrants d',,awn in payment; the ayes and nays were called, Council men voting aye, Polders, Koppe, Peterson, Devereaux, I,{ost~e~-, Goodpasture, Quimby, abseht Park:~. . 'iSle recorder was instructed to take up with James N. Wright & Co., the matter of elininating provision for ereationof si~king fund from form of bond submitted. An Ordinance levying asses:~nents for the cost cE paving 6th. A~-e. We,~t was read the fir:~t time and laid over. An ordinance to improve 'the alley between 8th. and ~th. 'Aves from Olive Street to Charnelton Street w-,,s read and pas.~ed its second and thi?d readings by, title under, suspension of the rule, and w~s placed upon its final passage. The ayes and nayswere called; Councilmen voting aye.7, nay none, The Ordinancewas declared passed and w~.~s numbered 1785'. .... An ordinan~;e to provide, for the establisi~uent and control of a public market in the ~ity of Pugene, providing penalties' for the violation of the same and declaring an emergency, was read and passed its second ~nd t;~ird rea.~ings by title under suspension of the rule and was placed upon its final passage, Councilmen voting aye 7, nay none; the ordinance was declared passed and ntbmberedI786.