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". Coun,;i~,Oha~Uers, E~gene, Oregon. ' ' Minutes' of %he . ~' ' ' .... . r'eg~tar monhhly,,meet}n~ of the Olty. CoUncil held M~roh 9th, 1925, a~-7;~O o~olo, OkP.~ Fres~n~ MaYor,~.B. Parks and~Cou~ellm~9'~onro~ Willl~son, Large, ~~ ~d R~h. ~sen% Washbu~e ~d McCu%ly. ~ett~g ed to o~der by the MayOr. Minutes o~ ~e~ macbits d~ ~eb. 9, 16, 2~, and 26, were re~ and approve. Con~ittee reRorts were eall~ fo~. The ro~ and street eo~ittee reo~end~ the petition be gr~n~ for .opening 12th Avenue fr~ VanBuren to Tyler Sis. The Ro~ and Sbree$ Co~lbtee r~oo~nended the petition of H.B.Taylor be grant- ed to open the $outh 60 ~eet In the south end oF the alley between will,erie ~d Olive Streets from 12$h to 13$h ~Av~nues. , , The Ro~ ~d Street Co~Ibtee~d the City ~gineer reoo~ended the s~lt for dpening the alley between 8th and 9th Avenue~ from ~a'~renoe to 5imco~ streets be allowed to ~)by default. The'-~lr~ ~d Water Oo~lbtee report~ favorably on the petition fop a street light at the intersection o~th Ave. and Jackson Streets. On motion such repo~t was ~opt~. The ~ire and Water Co~lttee report,~ unfavorably on the petition Hende~soh to r~'sbingle his re~l~MnOe at 612 O~ Street. On motion such report w~ ~opted. The City- Attorney repor$~ he h~ lnstitut~ suit fo~ the Water Boa~ to quiet title to a tr~s~et o~ g~ound 'deso~lb~ by metes ~d bounds lying adjacent t~ ~th Ave. The City Attorney reco,maended 'th'e five trac .s of ground Be'tag 'ad'veYt'is'ed' for' taxes by Lame County, on whloh the City holds liens for assessments, be bid In at the sale in AUgust and stated he would attend to the matter. L.G. Helterline, tHe Milk Inspector, flled his report whlch was' read. The ~tree+~' Co_,v~_issioner aske~ that a 'street 'light be InStalled In front of the C~ty ~arn at the coYner of LincoLn and 3rd Avenue. Said matter was refer~ed to' the Fire and water Co~nittee. A blll of $16.00 was read from Bangs Rldlng Academy for use of 8 saddle horses on Sept~ember 27, 1924, at the Avlatl.en, ~leld While World ~llers were here. The Recorder was dlreet~A to ~rlte Mr. Bangs asklng him to donate thls amount to the cause~ and Set.his answer. A repo~6 Was~ made by the City Agtorney ..as to iht Math~ws barn and Mr. Mathews was present and explained the si.tuatlon and promised to clean Up the yard as soon as the ground ,would per'lt. No aot'ion was taken. W.'E.N~sbaum, ~lre Chief, recommended hydrants be installed as follows: (l'lgh') and Oak Sis., ~th an~ Oak Sis, 4th and Pearl Sis., 4th and Wlllap~ette Sis., ~rd amd JefferSon Sis., 7.th amd Jackson Sts.~ §th end Olive Sis., lMth and Willamette Sis., 21St and University Sts.~. Waln'.¥t St. a~d Franklin .Blvd., 10th and Madison Sis., llth and Monroe Sis., amd 5th"an-d FilmOre Sis. Said matter w~s ~eferred to the ~Ire and' ~at~x~ Committee and ~he City Re~o~de~ was direot~ to write the State ~lre Wa~en to get his opinion as~.~he '{elt~ ~d Clew t~p~ of ~drants as used by . the' C.~ty and for such information as might be ~%%~ o~ the subject. z A petition was re~e~ved ~king ~hat a st~ee~ light be installed between 2nd ~d ]rd'AvenUes om Monroe Street at the lntersec~i~n~f the S.P. tracks. Said ~tal permits were ts-sued ~s follows: J.C.Pr~ce at ]41, 14th Ave, ~d A.L. illisonat 9~ Pearl Street. . . ~.1~' ) · . A rodmXng house Pe~it was issued to C.E. Keiffer to operate the Star Hotel, at' 960 Wtll~ette Street. . Chai~ ~h cf the P~lice Co~ittee s'tat~ it is necessary to reduce the m,~ber of the P~l-lca force ~d reco~emd~ J.W. Watsom be laid off. ~m motion such reco~eadatiom w~ aPProved.