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West from Polk Street, then westerly to the boundary of the city limits?pc granted. On motion such report was ~iopted. The Street~ Committee recmmnen.~ed that the petition to pave 0sk Street From !Sth to 16th Avenue be g~ted. 6a motion such report was adopted. The Street Committee reoo~ended the pet[tio~ to pave 14th Avenue from Wl[lsmette to Alder ~+" ~r o.~.eets be g s~ted. 0n motion such rspe~t was ~ept~d. The Street Co~nittee recommends the petition to pave the alley b~tween Mi ll Street and High Street From l~th Avenue to .llth Avenue be granted. On motion such report was adopted. The Street Committee ree'o~nended the petition to.pave the alley bet.,veen Emerald and B,~ech Streets From 13th.to 14th Avenue be greated. On motion such report was adopted. , The Street Committee recom~neud'e,:! the petitio~ to pave Emeral Street from 13th to 15th Avenue be granted. On motion such report was adopted. The Street Cmmnittee reco~mnended the petition to pave McMlllan Street from 21st to 22md Avenue be grated. On motion such report was ~iopted. The Fire and Water Committee and the Fire Chief recommended the pur- chase of one dozen Veltum Flre ~ydrant~ to be used by the ~ire Department o_f th~. oLty. ,Sale, matter was 'referre'~ ~ t~e~,~ ~d 'Water Committee to ~epevp,~ the a~X~meetlng of the Counci~a~to such matter. The Fire Chief m~e his req~e~tl6ft.~he Mayor as to the number of calls - made by the Fire Department with the approximate number of'runs made out~lde of the city limits, s~owing the approximate cost per mile with recommenda- tions for tentative cha~ges, if charges are made, S~Id matter was referred to the 2ire.~ ~nd Water Co~lttee to reoort at the next meeting of the Council.' The Health Co~r~lttee reported tlet ~ents of the State Food and Da, iry Conmls:~lon and other will be present at the Ch~ber of Cm~e~oe, March 29, 1927, at 1;30 o'clock P.~L to die, cuss the n~w milk ordinate and for the purpose of making proposed ~endments and !~viting eve~yon.e 'to be present. The Health Committee reoo~nends that the Mayor and City Recorder enter into a contract with John Hunzlc~er to build s comfort station in the Co~1t¥ Park in Park Square in the city for $9,000. On motion ssid r~port was unan- imou,~ly adopSed by roll call. The PoLice ~o~amlttee reco:~nends that A.S, Cuttle be placed on the pay roll as an ~ldltion trsfFlc officer at the salary of $135 per month, he ls to furnish his own motorcycle ~d the city t,~ furnish h~ gas and oil for his o~Slclal duties, his time to date from March 22, 192~. . It was reco~ended that Elmer GeiGer, Leo Simms, Lloyd Purkey, ~ Pollock ~d Julian Strait, be placed on the p~ roll. · 0n motion said reco~endatioa ~(1 r~port were un~lmously ~opted. The matter was brought to the Council's attention that there are many dogs in the city yet unlicensed and that the d.Sg catcher has be~n discharged. The matter of continuing the services oF a dog catcher was rez'er~ed to the Pollee C6~mitt ce. The l~lnmce Co~,~ittee reeo,,~nends that the following bills be Paid. La~e County $ 410.36 /' G.W. F~tes 25.00 ' ' W. W. He~ Co~lst. Jo. 1148.23 0n motion S~F~ recm~en~ation was unan~m0~sly ~opted by roll ~ 0rdinmoo levying assessments for 'paving the alley between Wlllemet~e and Olive Sts. from 18th to ~9th Aves., was re~ the 'First time and lal,~t or'er. ~ 0rdin~ce levying assessments fo~:~:pa~lng Columbia Street from its intersection with ~alrmount Bird ,~outh and east to 23rd Ave., was read th~ first tlm~ ~d lald over. Twenty sidewalk,~ assessments ordinsnces were read the first time and o v er.