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Chairman Simmons of the Fire and Water ~ommittee recommended the petition for a street light at the intersectionof the alleys in the Armory Block be granted. On motion such ~eport'was atepted: Officers of the D~gene Federation of Woments Organization appe,ared · presented a resolution, adopted by such.organization, lookh~g to the adoption of a planning.system for the City. and presented a ten'tatlve ordinance for the CounOilts guidance, such proposed, ordinance was read the first time and laid over. . , The New State Law pertaining to the government of the Auto Camps was referred to and on motion, it was ordered that' $10.00 be sent tothe State Board of Health to pay the license fee for the Clty's.~(unlolpal Auto Camp. Col. White appeared relative to having the Snapp Bros. Shows here on a split basis with the Nalitia,Co. and asked fo~ a reduction of the license fees. No action w~s taken. Daisy D. Patterson Presented a Petition asking that sh~ be released as to the city assessment on certain PrOPerty owned by her onpayment of $12.52. Such m&tter was referred to the City Engineer and the City Treasurer. , The following resolution was offered and unanimously adopted~ ,RES0 LUTION. WHEREAS, a~, ,,ecent meetings of the Common Co,unoil of the City, several sidewalks wereordered in by Ordinances duly passed and~numbered and . , WHFREAJ, due notices~ave been sent to the property owners ordering such walks to be. constructed and return of service therein has duly been made and filed and the statutory time in each case in which to construct such walks has expired and said wa. lks have not been so constructed. NOW, THERE~0RE, B~ IT RESOLVED: Tha~ the City ~eco'rder be ln'struoted to advertise 'for bids for the con- struc~ion of such walks', all to 'be let lu one contract 'i]1 like' manner as Street improvements are let, MoO. Bessonette appeared and asked that sidewalks be built on the West sideof Jefferson Street from 13th Avenue to 19th AvenUe. He was informed that said matter would be attended to. The viewers duly appointed to appralse the benefits and damages accruing on account of the opening of l~th Avenue from Lawrence Street West one-half block presented their report which was read and duly considered by the Co,.mcll. On motion such report was ~manimousl¥ 'adopted. The viewers duly appointed to appraise the benefits and damages accruing on account of the opening of Tyler Street from Fifth Avenue to Sixth Avenue presented their report which was read and duly considered by the Co~mcll. On motion such report was unanimously adopted. The viewers duly appointed to appraise the benefits and damages accru- ing on ac~.ount of the opening and extens'loh of Tenth Avenue from Polk Street to Chambers Street Presented their report which was read and duly considered by the Co:~,.cil. On mOtion such rePort was hnanlmously adopted. The Viewers duly appointed to appraise the benefits and damages accruing on account of the opening and extension of 'lSth A~6enue from Jefferson Street to Madison Street present~t their report which was read and un'ani~ously adopted. The Matter of the emPloyment bureau was further taken up and discussed as to the advlslblllty o'f paying monthly toward the up keep of such bureau. On motion such matter was laid on the t'able. This being the time as advertised for the re-sale of the $1~,698.78 Series "X" Improvement Bonds of the City and there being no bi~ders preseut the bid of Peirce Fair & Co. of Portlamd,~ OregOn, as filed in the office of 'the City Recorder, at Par and $101.41 and accrued in~erest and bearlng interest at 5% was accepted, and the Ma~or and City Recorder were unanimousl¥instructe~l to pre- pare and execute Bonds on behalf of the City te close such contract of sale. 'An Ordinance adootinz and aovrovinm T~ff~s o}a~ as an A~difiton ~a th.