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front .of the City's property at 3rd Avenue an! Na,lison Street~. -was ref0rred t° tH~e City ~n~lueer and City Attorney. The ~.~a'tt er 'An aerial permit: was~ Eranted to P.,I. ~f~ns at 532 West 8th Street. · The eommitt~ee reporting adversely on 'the peti't~on of Larmar T0oze f,~ a garage on Lot 1,~ ih BLock 10, .of Gross~ A, idttion not in oonf:~rmity'wi*,h the Or- dinan~e, th.~ same was 0n motion dewled. The City' ~giueer p. reseuted te the C,~meil th.~ matter of purchasing from the Co~ty as th,y~pre~ent o'~r thereof, the East one-half of Tyler Street from 6th Avenue North'to the ml.ley. 0n motion the ~gin~er was instructed to t~ce steps to open said Street. Altho the City has heretofore acq,~ir~d title to the West one-half of said Tyler Street from 6th Avenue North to the alley, ir'appears the tract Is stil~ o~ the Tax li~,. 0n motion it was ordered said taxes be paid to clear title thereto. The matter of the proposed 0rdin~mee a~sessing Moss Street was next pre- sented and &,~e~.~r read read relative thereto from Dean ti. Walker, T.H. Garrett and B.M. Sealefe ,.as m~ong tho;~e most affected by the prol~d assessment. conformity with ~uch letter tt was agreed that 7alrmount Blvd. be vacated from COlm~bla Street to West side of Ness otreet and a new Street established fifty ~eet wide to conform as near a~ possible to ~xlstlng improvement along said street and that the street ear tr~k be moved at the turn as close as p.~sslble to the existing pavement and sixt~ f~et of additional pavem~t laid to make a thiry six foot pavement ia said block. With this unde~st~)ling agreed to, said 0r~tinanoe was re~l the second a~d t~ird tlm~s by title by unanimous consent un,_~er of the n~l~ and was placed on its final passage. Th~ aye~ and nys b~ing e~lled, all present votin~ a~e. Absent ~d Not voting, Nosher, Nonroe ~d Washb,~rne. The Or,linan~e wa~ declared passed and n~bered 39V4. The proposed assessment Ordinance for Franklin ~lwt. paving w~ t~<en up and distressed. It was, on motion, carried that settl~ent be m~ie with the parties ~b~ttlug salt Blvd. by the City paying a portion of such bill and it was agreed that ~ettlement b~ made on the s~e ba~ls as was the ~ettl ement in th~ cane of a~se~lngA~er~y S'breet~d' 0r,llaance a~ ~ended wa~ r~ad the vot!~g, aye, NsAll~ter, Walker, Wl[[l~s~n, ~d W~laee. Nay, S~nons. ~sent and not w~tlng Mosher~ ~onr.)~ ~d ;~ashburne. Said 0rdin~ee was ~e~ the third time and p[aced ca lbs final passage. Thes~ v,~tlug aye, NcAll~ter, Walker, Wll[[smson, and Wallace. Nay o1~ ns. Absent and Not vetlng ~.~osher, Monroe and Washburne. The 0rdlaaaee was-dee~ared passed and numbered 39V3. The petition f~r street ~l~hts at ~]~:: ~d Ness Streets, ~d 14th dna Mill Streets were~ presented and referred tO~ the Light and Water Committee.