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take such actions as may be necessary to protect the City's ~ights therein. The Street Committee reported on the petitionto have ldth Avenue opened _bet',yeah Olive and Charnel'~n Streets to Lincoln Street and recommended that said petition be referred back to the Petitioners to correct the description to include th~ '*hole' area which should be open~, om ~otion suo~ repor~ was adoptS. The Street Co~lttee r~erte.i om the petition asking that the alley between 12th ~d l~th~Avenues from Hi[yard Street ~st be ~ravell~, ~d reo~ended that the ~etl~.~oa b~ reJect~. Om motion said re~ort was ~opt~. Chairman Monroe .spoke om the q,~estloa of having the ~r~s amd weeds cut on prl~ate and .Clt%'property, g~d the officers were dlr~t~ to see that the Ordinanc~ ls co~pll~ with, On r~uest of the Street 'Co~nittee Wll~i~ Jones was plae~ on the p~roll a~ $i00.00 per month In pl~e of L.B. Hudson. Th~ Recorder asked that Warrant No. 22765 drm~n to L.B. Hudson for $100.00 be c~celk~ on ~count of being erroneously drmvn. On ~otlon said r~uest was un~imously gr~t~. ' Ti{e City mginEer stated that two of hismen belongs to the National Guard and · would be required to go to encampment onthe 12th day of June, unles~ some action was taken to get them released. It' is ordered such matter be taken u-~ with the Malltla officers to try and arrange such Matter. -' Chairman ~cCully $f the Health Co~ittee r~ort~ tha~ the petition of the East Side Improvement Society asking that the old h~dle factory lot be ~leaned up ~ referr~ ~ o such oo~ittee would be complie~ w~th, ~d Shat said propert~ would be in a s,~itable condition. Chairman Wllliamson, reported on the petitionof'residents in the district bounded by Willamette, Oak, l~th amd 14th Avenues, stating ~ald petition would need no action ~ the Sewer facilities there are ~equate but that the sewer need- ed clewing. No action was taken. Chairm~ Wtlliamson, also ~poke on the sewer situation on llth Ave. W. which was before the Council at a p, rlor meeting, ~d reco~ended that the C~ty b~ from 200 to ~00 feet of drain pipe to run from Alm~en St. up to near Chambers St. to connect with the o1~ tile pipe.heretofore us~ In that dl~trlct to relieve the septic t~k con~lt!~n w~loh Is now detrimental to the health of that district. After dlscussion~t w~ moved, c~rried ~d put to roll call that such purchase be made. All m~be?s of the Co,oil voted ~e. Ofl~motlon such Pee~endation was ~opted. ' The matter of .the ~mazon was discussed as t~o tJae advisibl!ity of star. ting work _at once thereon. And .the Mayor appointed the Sewe~ Committee and the City Engineer t9 see the County Court .and arrange if pqsslble its cooperation for the district outside of the City. Me~vor Parks called the Counbils attention t~ the fact that many of the Street _~l~hts on Willamette Street ~re out, and referred the matter to the Fire and ~ater Committee to report. 'On motion, duly carried the Inspector of Bullding~ w~ ordered to ~vertise for bids for wood for the co~img Meat. ThWarter of the suit. bY M~s.' Rose 2iley ~a~st the City fop d~es for per- somal injury was discuss~, ~d It wa~. on mo ,l~n or~de~ .~hat_ au expenditure not t, exceed 266.50 could b~e toward O~sidewalk ~sessment Ordinance was ~ead the first time and laid over. An Ordinance to license plumbers within th~ City of Eugene, was read the first time and passed its second and third readings by title by unanimous consent u~der suspension of the rule and was placed on its final passage. The ayes amd nays were called, al. lpresent voting aye. Nay none. The Or, imasco was declared passed and numbered 4870. ' ' ~ Ordinance to license e~eotrical contractors within the City of Eugene, was r6ad' the.first time and passe,its second and third readings by title by unanimous consent, under suspension~of .... the r~le a~d._ wa~.~la.ced, on.its final .passage' The ayes