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.Septembel' 13, 1915. petition :flor a street light at the corner of .~.~adison Street and Cheshire Street be denied, also that the petition for a street light at the intersect- ion of Birch Lane at Fairmozmt Boulevard and Fifteenth Avenue East be denied, also that the petition for a ]tydrant at Fair~aotuat Boulevard and Birch Lane be g/ranted, also tt~at the petition for a street ligi~t at the corner of Pearl Street and Southern Pacific Railroad crossi~ be granted, also that 'the petition for the installation of ornamental light posts upon Ninth Avenue fi'om Olive Street to Pearl Street be &/ranted. Each of said above reports were upon motion duly seconded and carried adopted. The Street Co~_~ittee reported that they caused a tabard rail to be placed at the crossing of Ninth Avenue East and Southern Pacific Railroad, and that any further improvement at this' time would require considerable work and expense~ and that the guard rail will protect persons from injury until such time as proper repairs can be made. Report was on motion adopted. The 0rdir~ance levying assessments for the improvement of Sixth Avenue West from Olive Street to Blair Boulevard was read the second 'time, and this being the time fixed for hearingzobJections, objections were made by Attorney M. V. Parsons on behalf of R. M. Day and G. S. tleller, and by H. J. Reynolds in person, and after hearing of said objections, on motion the Ordinance was continued under consideration until September 20th at -f:30 O'clock P. N., and the objections e0ntinued for further consideration, and the parties appearing before the Council informed that the 0rdinanee will be further considered by the Council on said September 20th. ¥~. Don. C. Sowers reported to the Council his attendance upon the meeti~gs of the League of Cities at SanFrancisco, as a delegate from the City, and made an oral report of the proceedings of the va~,ious meetings. Councilm~n ~,~osher, Chairman of the Committee on City Hall Building, reported that the motor and some hose in the building used for fire protection has been removed, but that he was assz~ed that the motor would be returned and probably the hose as well. Attorney Hamilton, acting in the absence of City Attorney Foster, reported on the abstract of title of the High School property, and this matter together with the question of adjustment of in- surance at the time of the transfer of the prope~-ty were referred to the ~inanoe. Committee. and Building Committee. An Ordinance for the construction of a sewer from the manhole on Sixth Avenue East, at the alley between High Street and Nill Street, through