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was placed on its final passage. ~The ayes and nays were Called, all present voting aye. Nay none, The Ordinance was deo~ared passed and numbered 4599. Am Ordinance approving and adopting,thePlans and specifications of the City Engineer. for the lmprove, m?.nt of l~th Ave. from Willamette to Charnelton. Sts. by paving the same was rea~ ~ne first time an~ passed its second and third readings by t~it!e by unanimous consent under suspension o~ the rule and was placed on its final ps, sage.. The ayes and nays were called, all present voting ay.e. Nay none. The Ordinance was declared passed and numbered 4600. An O~dlnanee provid~ng for the issuance and sale of $55,000.00 paving Inter- sect ion Bonds In the City of Eugene, and declaring an emergency was read the flr~t time and passed its second and thlrd~ readings by title by unanimous con,mt unde~r suspension o~. the rule and Was plaee.d on its final passage The aye, s and nays were called, app resent voting, aye. Nay none. The Ordinance was declared passed and numbered 4601. An OrdinanCe providing for the ~ssuanee and sale of ~12,00~.00 East Ninth S~eet Bridge Bonds of the City of Eugene and declaring an emergency was read the first time ~and pas~ed its second and third readings by title, by unanimous consent under s~sPemslonof the rule and was placed on its final passage. The ayes and nays were called, all present voting aye~ Nay none. The Ordinance was declared passed and numbered~602. Am Ordinance providing for the issuance and sale of $10,000.00 Pavi~ng Inter- sect ion 8ends of the City of EUgene and declaring an emergency was read the first time and pas~ed its second and third readings by title bM unanimous consent under suspension of She rule and w~as placed on its final passage. The ayes andnays were oalled~ all pre,eat voting aye. Nay none. The Ordinance was declared passed and numbered Am'Ordinance levying assessment to paving Hlgh 8S. from 3rd Avenue to a point south of 1st Ave. F. was read the first time and laid over. · An Ordinance amending'Ordinance No. 1715, entitled ~Dogs# was read the first time and laid over.' Mayor E.B.parks spoke on the garbage ques$lon 3Sating he had procured a r~- preso~tatlve of the Superior Incinerator Company ~ corns and ~alk on the Inciner- ator question and then intorudced ~r. Burns, repr~senting said company~ who spoke in deball on inoenerators and explained their ~r~ings. No action wa~ taken. _ Orin Davis. appeared and stated he represented a party who would l~e to take care of the garbage situation for. the city for a term of years without' cost to ilthe city. No action .was taken, but the matter is to come up for furthe~ considers- %Ion. . The Sbreet Co,~anittee ~eeo~end~ ~ha~ Clark 8b, from ~lson go O~and Avenue be opened ~nd bhe Oib~ ~gorn~ w~m ln~rueged bo bri~ in ·resolubton bhereon, On ~eoommendagion of bhe 8eweP Co~ib~ee R.O. Powell ~a~ ~Poinged as ~an~ 8eWer Tender ~d Placed on bhe pa~ roll ~ ~100.00 p~ monbh, On mogl,m Oo~o iLm~ ~ashburne~ unanlmou~l~ o~rl~d, all appol~B~en~s made ,b~ bhe ~a~oP o~ J~uar~ 5bh, 1925, Including Oo~ib~ee appotnbmeng~ ~nd Boards fop 1925 ~ere. oonflrmed. The ~lre ~md ~aber Oo~i~bee reporbed Cavorabl~ for ~bree~ lighS~ a~ l~h ~ve. and ~ai~o~t Blvd, at Second Ave. ~d "D" Street, one ne~ the Irwin house ~n 2nd Ave. V. one ab the city ~lmtbs on Second Ave. W. ~d one at the' ~rner of ~%h Ave. and Jackson Street.and one at the corner of llth Avenue and T~ler Streets. The. following bills having been approved by the Finance ~ommittee vere, on ,notion, ordered paid and warrants drawn for the same: General Fund. ,~.M. Young -- ~al~ey Printing Co. ~ C Club err Kerns peorge Devaney ~urr~u~h ~dln~ ~aohlne Co. 20.85 Koke Tiffany 4.81 Western Union 22.00. Guarding Printing Co. 6.00 Shelton Turnbu. ll & 2ull~r Co. 2.25 Register Publishing Co. 1.50 Will~ette Hide and Wool Co. ~.00 Scarer' s .?urniture Hospital 4.50-Imper lal Lunch 8.60 ~ A ~ahh Mdw~ Co. 59~90 "75 16.50 59.05 25.90 2.50 5.50 54.80