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Mrs E. Peterson of Mill Street asked the council to Pass an Ordinance fOr- biddinz barbed ~ire construction of fences on Private ProPerty within the City. No action was taken. t~. ~_. Miller ai~eared .and asked that an Ordinance be Passed licensing Junk Dealers and further forbidding such d~alers to Purcha~ chattles from c~ildren. The same was referred to the ~udiciary Columltte~ and the City Attorney for rep?rt.. The matter of repairs for the l~rnaee or for a different construction so as to burn"hog fuel~'was taken up and discus.~ed. Such matter was, on motion by r°ll call referred to the Inspector.~)f Buildings and to Councilman Willlamson with power to act. The ~ecorder presented the bill of the State Industrial Accident Commission for I~994.88 for premium for back insurance wnleh was not budgeted f~r the last year. The ~eoorder was ins.tructed to wr~te the Commission ct,~ the fact anti ask it to carry the matter till the whole amount for back and future premiums may be budgeted. A petition was received to pave Jefferson Street from 4th Avenue North to 1st Avenue. The s~me. was referred to .the Street C~mmlttee for report. It re~orted the petition be :,,ranted. On motion such report was adopted. A petition was received to grade.and gravel the alley North and South between University Stree~ and Onyx Street from _~2nd to ~_Srd Avenues. Such matter was referred to the Street Committee fo~ report. The report of the vie,vets to fix d~nages for condemnation of a right of way for the 24th an, t ~airmount Sewer was r~ad an.i referred ba,~,k to such board for further action. A petition wa~reeeived from Chas. M. Wi[der as to the conditl ,n ~$ a cer- italn drain pipe in block -~3 of Falrmonnt and asking the s~ne be~flxe~ to take care 'of d~alnage. I~was repo~ted the2e ls no money available for suGh purpose now. The Hea~tH Co~nttt'ee inquired If there ls any way For mo. Zimmer to get ~relief from the Veltum and C~stack about which Z~me~' complained. No action was 't ak eh. The matter of imp~eving %th Avenue west of Blair St, was discussed and the Reco:rder instructed to inform the people to present a petl,.ion to gra'ie and gravel for a reasonable distance and it would be c.)aslde'~ed. The viewers duly appointed file4 thdir report o~x the proposed' opening of ~/ the all~y bet~;een Willamette and 0!!ve Streets ~orth f~om !3th. Avenue, An Ordinance levying assessment fOr paving Van Buren St. from Railroad Avenue to Blair Blwl. was read the first time and laid over. An Ordinance levying assessments for the improving of the alley between University and Onyx Streets frCm 21st. to 22nd. Avenues by grading and gravelling the same, having been readI the first time on April 26, 1926, and due notices given and there belag no protests, it was read the 2nd.. time and passed its 2nd. and 3rd. readings by title by unanimous c,ansent under suspension, of the rule and was placed on its final passage. The roll was called, All present voted "Aye". The Ordinance ~as declared passed and numbered 53~4. An Ordinance tO improve Jefferson. Street from 4th to l~th Avenues was read the first time and passed its ~econd and third readings by tit~e by unanimous consent under suspension of the rule and wa:~ pla;ed on its final passage. The ayes and nays were called, all present voting aye, Nay None. The Ordinance was declared passed ~and numbered 5~35. ~ Ordinance appr0v~g and ~opting the p~ans ~d specifications of the ~Clty ~glneer for the ~provement ,~f Jefferson Street from ,~tn to l~tn Avenues wa~s ~-es~i the first time ~d p~aed its second and third re~b~s by title by un~imous %nsent under suspension of the rule and ~nd. n~M;~ :~ePe called, ali present vo$1ng aye. Nay None. The Ordinance was declared passed ami n,~bered 555~3. ~ 0rdinanee accepting and ratifying the acceptance 0f the bid 0f Ha~nes ~r0s. 0n Jack~on Street fr,)m llth to 12th Avenues was read the first time. and passed ,!t~ see,)nd an,l third ~e~lngs by title by un~lmous consent under suspension .)f the ule and was placed on its f~al passage. The ayes and nay~ were called, all present [,)tlng aye. Nay None, The 0rdlnanee was declared pa~sed and numbered 5337.