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Chairman Monroe reco~mmended vacations of I day for every other week be granted to all members of the Police force.. On motion, such recommendation wa.~ unanimously adopted. L. Bonne¥ filed an application f-Jr appointment as dog catcher. The matter was referred to the Police Committee and the Chief of Police. The Police Committee reco~nemded a Physical examination be required of all members of the Police force. On motion such reco~n~ndatlon was unanit~ously , adoPted.' Ths Police DePar%ment reported it has bicycles andParts of bicycles on hand for which no claim is m~te an,t asked the' method of disposition of the same. On motion the ,~ne was Ordered sold after due notice is given. A Petl$1o~ was received to elos~ Headricks and Butte Parks after lO;00 o'clock P.M. each night. 0a motion, such petition was referred to the Park Board. Mrs. Ady ~ report for 19~_6, as Police .Matron was filed. A Petition was received to pave Nil1 Street from l~th to 16th Aves. Said petition was referred to the Street Co~.~mlttee. A petition was received 'to pave Mlll Street from 16th te l~th Aves. Said petition was referr~i to the Street Co~lttee. A petition was received to pave 2!st Avenue fr~ Olive to Chara~to~ Sis., Said petition wa~ referr~ to'the Street Co:~lttee. A petition wa~ received to pave Pearl Street, from emi of Present Pavement betwee~ 16th and L7th Aves. to 19th Ave~., said Petition was referr~ to the Street Co,hilt es. A petitio~ was received to scarify, roll and smooth 15th Ave. between Agate and Moss Sis. Said petition was referred to the St:eeet Co~ittee. A petition was received' to have removed the sign boards at the intersection of 8th .~ve. ~d Monroe and Blair Sis. Such petition was referrel to the Judiciary Jotul tt es. W.E.~usbaum fl[ed bls report to the 21re and Water Co~mnlttee speetlom of basements on the west side of Willamette St., and reported them good condition. A pemnit w~ granted to Bert Holmes f,~r aa aerl~.l at 1050 l[th Ave. W. Mrs. S.E. Eealfe flled a petition to have e~acelled certain city liens alleged to be a cloud om title to south ~0 feet of ~t 3, Block 19, of i~alrmoumt for reasons set forth In the petition. Said petltlom was referred to the Judiciary Committee ~d City Attorney. C.L. Teshner and Alfred 01.~on,, each .filed a prote.~'t,~ to the opening of 18th Avenue and thepr~pesed assessments e~ benefits and damges. Thematter was discussed end, on motion, the whole matter of the opening of said street laid on the table. .~ Attorney Calkins filed a written report on the appliCation of C.E. Guthrie to cancel the lien against Lot 17, Block 25, 1st addition to City Outlook for reasons therein stated' and reco[~mended the city offer to release the lien upon thepayment of :)20.00. On motion such reco~uendation was approved. City Attorney C'alkins reported in writing on thepetltlon of ?.L. Bissell offering $300.00 for a complete satisfaction of city liens against the NoTth half of Lot 4, look 15, Gross Addition, stating it would cost the city over $600.00 to buy the lot and take care of the city olai~us. The Judiciary Co,nitres reoo~e~ded the petition be d'enied and the city pay the taxe~. 0~ motlm~ such reco~e~dation was adopte~. After discussion it was ordered bids b~ called for in the construction of a comfort station in the city park. ' On motion,.'~,L.F. Slmmons ~d ~thur Hendershott, were appointed as members o~ the 5and Co~ission for the ensuing term, The Judiciary Committee reported President Hall of the U of 0 requested the AssoCiated Stodent Bodies of the U of 0 be given a Permit to hold dances l~ the HerscHel, Taylor building abe, t which Taylor flied a Petition ~t the