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~ of the Committee was approved. The Pollde Committee reported the Investigation it had made Ir[ Portland as to. Portlands methods of confiscating autos used in carrying liquor and suggest- lng some such method for~Mlgene be adopted. Same was referred to the City Attorney to report If some~auoh method can be devised in liquor oases wlthln the Clty. . CounCilmAn Nosher reported the Parent Teacher Association of Geary School had Protested to him over the unsanitary condition of the barn kept by g George HoLtzman ad.jaoent to the school building. Chief of Pollee Judkins reported he has alre~y inv$:~tlgat~ this ease and s~id premises were nearly clewed but tha~ the adjacent '~lleY wa~ so muddy a complete .job of renovating the barn could not be made, 'The matter was referred to the Street Committee and the police were Instructed to here'!the Health Officer look into the matter of the barn. Councilman Nosher also reported the premises in the rear of the Table Supply .Company o~d by the Hendrick SiSters, as being dirty and u~aaitary and in bad condition. 0nimotl~on duly carried said building wa~ ordered ~bated and the Health Co;,mittee directed .to look after the matter. Councilman Nosher further re- poP,ed, the buildin~ at Oak near 9.th St. Owned By C. W. Crites of Springfield had a street door with hinges r~ised several inches above the walk and the sa:e in- terferred with traffic. The Recorder was instructed to take the matter up with Mr, Crltes with the view of having sa~e corrected. Councilman Walker reported water spouts on a building at llth and Oak Streets s.o constructed as to run water over ~d across the w~lks; S~e was feared to the ~uildlng Inspector. Counellma~ Wllli~sO.n reported o~ the condition of the lunch counter on the p~operty at the corne~ of 7th Ave. a~d 0~ sts. as not co:~lying with the0rdimanO~s in several respects. The same was ~eferred to Bui~dlng Inspector Alexander amd he. was directed to enforce the 0rdln~c~ ia this matter. The Mayor ~eported that boys with banners ~Aveetising d~ees fo~ Sat- urday nights were a nuisance to the public and the police were directed to keep the boys with such banners off the sidewalk, The matter of giving permission to the Student Body to put a banner aoroc-s Willamette St. waS]idt~c~ssed and also the question of the broken places in the :pavement and of ho~e,~ in the streets were taken up an ! fully discussed. 0 ROINANGES. ~ Ordinance levying as~essment for the improvement of the alley between Tenth and ElEventh:Avenues West from A4ams to J~kson Streets, in the City of Eugene, Oregon, bycgradl~g and graveling the sene, was read the first time and laid QV er, :~