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The Board of Viewers filed its report on the proposed opening of 18th Avenue from Willamette Street to the 'Nest line of Drlverton Addition and an Ordinance adopting the re;j. ort of She viewers was read the 1st time and lind OVer. The ~gene ~ospital presented a petition to the cgmcil with a bid to do the laboratory work for the city under the new milk ordinance. The same was referred to the I{ealth Committee. Couneikman Washburne spoke on the method of other cltys In Including street ~provements with Bulldl~g improvements In maki::g the total of city improvement reports and asked the Inspector of Buildings ~e tsked to de this In the future Such reoo~endation was unanimously ~lepted. The Mayor appointed, the members of the Judiciary Co~ittee ~ a committee t.~ meet the doctors Co~ittee to t~lk over the question ef giving the doctors parking privXkeges net 6n Joyed by others. . The Mayor appointed a Jommittee to ,report to h~n within a reasonable time to investigate and draft a uniform code for the ,:ity. ge appointed as such committee the Inspector of Buildings, :W. ~{.Alexaader, and .Io~ Runzleker, T N Gerow,. E.N. Drew and R.h. Comes. As per the call bids were opened for t he sale of $90,000.00 of 1926, Sewer Bonds, as follows: Geo. H. Burr, Conrad and Broom Inc. Preeman ,Smith and Camp Co. Blyth Witter and Co. ) Par and accrued interest with interest ) .at 5% and a Rremium ,of $5.20 per thou- ) .s and. Lumbermans Trust Co. ) }'ar and accrued interest, with interest ) .at 5% and a Premium of $9.20 Per thou- ) .s and. A. D. Wakeman W~lls Db:key C. ) Par and aCCrued interest, with interest ) at 5% and a premium of $6.70 per thou- ) sand. ~erris and Hardgrove Ralph Schneeloch Co. ) Par and accrued interest, with interest ) at 5~ an,! a premium of $101.01 per hund- ) red. ,Said bids were referred to the Finance Co~.~mittee for report and it recommended the bid of ~erris and Hardgrov~ and Ralph Schneeloch Co, at par and accrues interest with interest at 5% and a premium of $101.01 for each $100.00 oI~ bonds sold ~d the Mayor and Recorder were Instructed to prepare ~d issue said bonds on behalf of the City. An Ordinance leTying assessments for paving Columbia St. from I~ranklin Blvd. to Falrmount Blvd., was remi the first time and laid over. An Ordinance levying assessments for paving Agate St. between 2ranklln Blvd. and 24th Ave. and 24th Ave. from Agate to Columbia St., ,as rem! the first time and laid over. .~ive sidewalk assessment ordinances were read the first time and laid ove~. An Ordinance levying assessments for paving 20th Avenue from Olive to Cha~nelton Sis., having been re.ad, the first time Dec. 2]~th, 1926, and regi;~tered notice given, and no protests being filed, it pas,~ed its second and third read- ings by title by unanimous consent under suspension of 'the rule and was placed on its final passage. The ayes and nays were called, all p'resent voting aye. Nay none. The Ordinance was declaredpassed and numbered 5781. ~ Ordlaaaee levying assessments for paves Charnelton Street fromltth to 17th Aves., having been re~ the first time Dee. 27th, 1926, ~d registered notlee given, and no protests being filed, It p~sed its second ~d third re~- lngs by title by unanimous consent under suppension of. the rule ~d was placed on its final pass~e. The ~es ~d nays were eallmt, all presenT voting aye. Nay none. The Ordln~ee was declared passed m~d n~bered 5782. ~ Ordln~oe appointing viewers to assess d~es ~d benefits upon the proposed opening of 12th Avenue between Will,erie ~d Olive Sis., was re~ the first time ~d passed its second and third re~gs by title by~imous consent under suspension of the rule and was plied on its final pass~e. The ayes and nays were °alled, all present voting aye. Nay none. Thp.. Ordln~ee was declare~ p~sed ~d. numbered 5783.