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The sewer committe to whom was referred the petition for a sewer to be eon- strueted on Moss Strset from ~ranklin Boulevard %o ~rden S~res~ ~henee on ~arde~ to W~lnut Street re~o~ted ~avorable and upon motion, the elty engineer Was ln~tru~t~ The p~tit'io~ f~r paving"~'erry Street between ~ighth' md Ninth St~eet~ in ~geae, Oregon,, ,presented Feb. 14th,.1922 was eon~[nu~ In the hands of the Street Co~ltte for further investigation. A letter'~from'$,he Ci6y Reco~e~ of ~cs~burg, Oregoa, was ,re~'rel'atlng'to-%he Auto Park Meetlag to be held at Roseburg, February 2P~d, 1922 and City Attorae~ O.H.~'oster was lUS~mr~eted te telephone the City Attorney at ~osebu~g ~d assure hi~ that the'-Clty oF ~xgene~O~e[~ a,' would co-operate In plus to regulate the Auto Park Grounds. · c Upon motion by, co~ellm~ Wal~r, .the City Recoiler was lnstruet~ to have lights re-installS' in the Meconler's office to properly light the s~e for eoune 11 meet ings. · Co~ollm~n Si~ e~ ,the Police eo~itte ~ep~r~ed that the t~e for which the special traffic of Sleer was appelnt~ would expire before next council ?~e~tlng and reeommgnded th&t the officer be centinu~ for the further perldd of sixty d~s from March lst$ 1922. Upon motion It was so ordered. Nr.J.W.~arringer appeared b. efore the cOun~ll asking that the ordln~ce regarding moving of~ buildings on the streets of ~gene be reconsidered ~d ~ended. the matter wa~ refe~r~ to the Judiciary ' ~ Cmmltte. ~ ~ .... Councilman Qu~by call~ the attention of .the co~ctl to the clalm of. Mrs ~lza Skell~nge~ for .alleged l~Jurles received by a fall on the sidewalk on the north side of 8th avenue west in ~gene, ~d salted that~ the claim could be ~tjusbed. Upon-motion Co~ollman Quimby w~ ~thort~ed to make ~Ju~tmeat if the l~ly m~e a reasonable claim. . . .. Co,~xellman Sims requeet~ the use of the room of the City ~glneer for a meeting place for She appraisers of property for bonus for ex-soldiers aheh use° Upon motion the'soma waa grated. °t interfere with the englneer~ work. Upon mo~ion (J ,T