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An~Ordtna. oe levying assessments for paving 17th Ave. ,from Willamette to Jefferson Sis. having been read the first time July 13, 1925, and regi,~tered notice give~% aa~ no protests having been receiv~t, it passed its second and ~hird r~iings by title bY unanimous consent under suspension of the rule and was p['ae~d en its Final passage. ~The ayes and nays w~re called, all sent vot~m~ aye. Nay none. The 0rdlna~ee was declared passed an4 numbered 49V~. The petltl6n ef J~ F 01dhem asking that J. tL ~iwa~s be requ~ed to re- 'move his chioked house at the ~l~ey at the rear ef 16VB Celumbi~ St. as being '~n obstruction to traffic tnthe all~y was, on motion, Laid en the table. Wllll~son verdi ?nO". . Chairman Wllliamson of the Sewer Co~.~lttee spoke on the "~nazon" and recommended .the City Engineer be instructed to draw plans s~d specifications for doing .~ueh Work on the ~azon toward clearing the chm~nel as City Sawer Finances will warrant. On motion s~eh r~comnendatlon w am s .approv- Mayor E.B. Parka eall~l attention t~ the number ~f ~ervice stations being built in the city which are t~lng up .public parking space an4 which stations are operating without proper s~ervl~lon and race, ended some regulating b~ furm, l[ated governing such enteFprises. Such matter was referred te She City Attorney to report as to the best manner to regulate the Chalrm~ Sl~ons of the Fife and Water Co~lttee stated the City n~ed from,200O te 4000 feet of ne'~ fire house to ge with th~ new trucks. ma~ter was, on motion, referred te th~ ~lre and Water Co~mnittee with power Cl~y A~torney C~akia~ eal[~d attentlen te the n~mber of meohanieal barber peles in the City and s~ated ~gen~ L~wl~ w~ hurt by e~e of them' preJ~otlng en She street, whloh l~ ~Inst the Ordinances ef th~ blty. Such matter was rafe~re.d to th~ Inspector of oulldings fer Th~ applieatlensef H.S. M~rmer, W.H. Call~w~, Nartha Hylm~d Breeks fer~ hotel ~lG~n~e~ were pres~ntad ~ad they were ~eferred te the Chief ef ~ellee te re~ert thereon befere be~g On request ef Chairman t~ugh of the Police Co.mmlttee the wages of J,L. Strait aud. Leo Scott as n.ight Partolman, were increased from $12~.00. t~ $135.0[ per month and the s~ncunt allowed monthly to the Traffic 0ffleer for gas and oil was increased from $15,'00 to $2~.00, ' A petition to pave with concrete !9th Ave. from Willamette St.. to ?airmount Blvd. was presented and referred to the Street Committee. Said petition having more than 50% of front footage owners thereon, the Street Co~nlttee, recom- mended such petition be granted. '0n motion such reco~mendat£cn w~s unanimously approved. - ' 'A petition to dperl' and pave the alley running between Olive ami Wlllamett~ St. from 12th to 13th Aves. Said petition was referred to the Street Corem, ittee to report. , A petition to pave Blreh Lane from the intersection thereof with Falrmount Blvd. ~.ssterly ami northerly t~ its Intersection with 15th Ave e~d 15th Ave., from east [lne of Victoria 'He'i~hts A, iditloa West" to is' lat'ereseetion with ~alrmount Blvd., was pr?anted ~d referred' tothe St?eet Co~nlttee, A petition from property o'~ers'thereon %o have a system of post' lights installed on ~alrmount B~wt. from !,,~oss Street to East 15th ~t.; the ~e to be assessed agaln~t the adJ~ent property and otherwise constructed ia accordance with such petlti;~n, was received a~ referr~ to- th, Fire and Water Committee. A petition ,Was received from ELizabeth C Murray ai~i Wm.G. White, as custodian of the Armory, askinG-that ornamental lights be installed on both ~lde~ of Oak Street bet~veen Vth'Avenue ~d the alkey north thereof th~ s~ne to be assess~ against the adJ~ent'property.'gueh matter wa~ referred t~ the Mire and Water Committee. ' The Fire aFd W,~.ter Cou~lttee recommended a warrant be drawn t') re~imbu~s~ Trum,a Chase fo~ ~he, g~av.el purchased by him In preparing a dt~ap ground sl~e