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The matter of City lien on the, Holman property just north of the S.P. trac~ an,i J.u~t west ~f the Pacific Highway anti thy matterof the County tax to be redeemed if th~ city wishes to preserve its liens, was discussed and referred to the.Street Committee and the City Attorney.' A petition we~ received topave ~ashln,~ton Street from l'lt'h Avenue South 'to '15th Avenue, t~ence east on 13~th t,~ Washing. ton S~reet c~J~tlnued, thence south on Washington Street to 19th Avenue. '~&~i p~t'ition was referred tothe. Street CeramiSt ea.. , The :Dog' 0rdln~mce having been read the 'fist time on January 12,1925, pas~ed its se,~ond and third readings by title byunanl~ous consent under suspension of th~ rule and was placed on its final passage. All present voted "aye~ except Wll[l_amson, Washburne' an~ Lamb, who voted no. Said Ordinance was decLa, re.d passed and nuhbered 4~06. . . An 0rd, inance regulating the use, conduct .and control of 'vehicles upon the st.reets and alleys of the City of Eug, ene, and prescribing penalties for t~he vi- ola. rich thereof, repealing 0rdinanoe No. 3890 and all other ordinances or parts of ordinances la.conflict therewith and declaring an emer~euey, having been r.ead the first t l~.e on January 12th, 1924, it passed its second and third readings by title by unanimous consent under suspensionof the rule and was placed on its final ps,sage, The ~ves and n~ys, were cal~,~ed, All pre'sen, voted aye except Simmons and McCully, who voted nay. The 0r~inance was declared pas.sod and numbered 4607. An Ordinance to improve 9th Avenue East by constructing a Bridge over the Nll~ race was read the first time and passed its second and third readings by title by unanimous consent under' suspension of the rule and was placed on its final passage. The ayes andnays Were called, all present voting aye. Nay none. The Ordinance' was declared p. assed andn~nnbered 4604. An Ordinance adopting end approving the plans and specifications of ~h~ City ~glneer for the improvement of 9th Avenue~East by constructing a Bridge over the Millrace was read.the flr:~t time and,passed its second and third read- ings by title by unanlmo~s consent under suspension of the rule and was placed on~ it.s final passage. The ayes and nays were called, all'pre, sent vet.lng aye. N.ay ~one. The Ordinance was declared pas~ed and numbered 4605. An Ordinance levying assessments for paving Fmi~mount Blvd. fr~n Colu~.bla to Moss Streets, h~vlng been read the first time Dec. 22nd, 1~24, and registered notice given and no protests having been filed .it passed its second and third readings by title by unanimous consent under suspension of the rule and wa~ placed on its final passage. ,.The ayes andnays were called, all present voting aye. Nay none. The 0rdine~ce was declared passed and numbered 4584. Forty one sidewalk a~sessmen5s 0rdlna~ceswere read the first time and laid over. - Councilman Simmons asked that W.W.McCornack be pBaoed on the pay'roll at $25.00 per month beginning F.ebruary l, 1925, to match other money iJald this party by the Perk Board and by. o'~mers of Planes, as car'etaker~ of the Aviation Field grounds and buildings. On m~tion.such· request wasi~nanlmously granted. Chairman Monroe of the. Street Co~nlttee took up the question of 8treat cleaning and had a representative of the Elgin Company present, who t~lhstrated by motion pictures the workings of the Elgin gutter machine and brooms. No action was taken and the same is to bmought up at the next meeting of the Coun- Councilman Washburne of the Finance ~o~lttee r'~commended thee oontrao't ~or ga~ and oil ~s produced by. the three oil companies of the city be not accepted in their present form but ~hat-contraots be melie, with '~aoh of said companies for not more then 1/~ of the amounts a~ shown in s~id oontr~t and ga~ & oil to be received at any of their filling stations. The roll was called on said recommenda- tion, all voting aye. On motion .~°un¢il ~d.]ourned to meeting 'Januar~ ~, 1925. ~i+,y Recorder.