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Assessments, J.C.Morehouse anrt P. I,. Marsh on .Maldson Street, C.A, Eastman and J E Masters on University Street, ~:~,1 L. ~. Hooley on his o~ behalf and for 5there as to ~a~lia Boulevard, ~d Isaac Whealden as te Bis proposed sewer assessment. There being so maF prote~ts the matter ~f the propo~e~ ~aesm~ent~ each street was postponed on motion ansi each asses:~ment referred to .the proper committee. · , WaLter B.Jones appeared o'n beh~t,f of Geo. Gansel and C~lla M. Gansel, relative to re-establishing the grade in front of their property 'in Falrmount. On ,n~tion said req,~e~t was over-r~led. ' Appearance was also ramie by Mr. Jones on be'half of Willlsm B. ~e~laren deman~ting the return of $150.00 as a fine for having 'llq~or in possession, Nov. 3rd, 1~23. Such request was denied. W.R. Lord appeared on behalf of the ~gene Farmer's Warehouse asking permission to erect a wooden building at ~,he southw~sz corner of 5th Avenue, and Olive Street which is within the fire limits. The s,~me was-referred $o the Fire and Water Committee. Geo. A. Simons appeared relative tG the matter of the lateral to the sewer .in front of his property on University Street, but, was informed that no relief co,~ld be given ~mtil a new sewsr system la installed in 2atrmount. Cmmcllman Walker recommended an expert audit of th'e City's books and oa tactic the finance committee was instructed t~ s~lvertlse for bids for such work. C.A. McClaln of the P)~gene Water. Boark appeared on behalf of A.H. McDonald asking for a better lighting system on Willsmette Street, and the matter was generally discussed, but no action taken. Councilman Simmons reported on the Grlffin-Babb electrical $.~gn, again~ st which H.R. ~arson protested in person before the counciL. The matter was ferrari to the building inspector meeting. to investigate and report at the next council On motion the Recorder was instructed to have the budget published in pursuance of law, on account of the court d~elarlng the Tax Conservation Co~nission law unconstitutional, and ~ebruar¥ 7th, 192,~, was set a~ a date of has.ring thereon.' The Street Committee reported ,mfavorably on the p~tition~ of the D~gene ~{°~pit~t, et al., that the alley running through ~oek "A", Dorris ~dltlon, be'vacated from ~ to ~4 feet in width, and the report of such con:mlttee was ap- proved. Tho ~lre and Water Committee reported favorably on the petition of the ~{dgley ~isa~ng Nlll Co. for the ereetl~n of a at its ~f b~siness. place