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Mrs. E.q. Hibbs application for the position of Matron of the Public Co!,ffort St&tio~ wds roe4 and 'r~ferre~ to the tlealtH ~on~aittee. C.E. Sh~m,~ay, on behalf of the Mas~er Plumbers asking the Pl~bera the pe%ltion. S~ld re'at%er w~ rr~Forre~ to %l~e Eoalth Commi[[ee ~tl the Inspeoto~ of Buildings. as Milk Inspeo[oe, filed his .eport aa,t was peeaente4 to the L. G. Eelt erline, C cone il. The City .~tgtneer reported he' estigated it woul,,A cost about $dOO0.QO to remove the dirt along the Amazon. The matter of building walls along the ~azon was also d iscu:~sed. Siren Bros. Presented a p~titton'for ~ extension of time of 3B ds~3 in which to complete the paving of 5th Avenue west, which petition was' on, motion, grated. _ A petition was received fro.:a residents protesting the paving over the rails of the street car line without the removal of the rall~ and ties in case'street cars are discontinue4 and busses substituted therefor. Said t~etition was ordered place~ on file. A petiti6~ w~ receive4 to pave the following ~t~eets: Pe~l Street from 3r~ to 4th Aves. Pearl Street from south line of 3rd to North line of 2nd Aves. ~r~[ Ave. from.east line.of Pe~l to e~t line of RigH.Sts. Said Petitions were referre~ to the Street Committee.. The City Attorney spoke of the nee~ of a perm~ent recor~ for foreclosure of street assessments under, the new law. On me,ion the Recorder was. directed to 'get sRoh volNm~, A proposed Or~imenoe r,.egulat~ing circuses shows, menageries am~ other out of door shows w~s reda the firlst time and, on ,motion 'was laid on the table. ~ o~in~ce creating~ ~. 'a pl~groun4 co~issiom w~ re~ ~he first time an~ referre~ to the Ju~ioi~y Committee . &~ Ordinate to amend ~the plumbing Ordin~ee w~ roe the fl~t time ~ reFerre~ to the Judioi~y Committee ~d the Inspeeter of Buildings. t f ' ~ Ord~ee levying ~sessme~ts for paving ~e~ald St. from lSth to 15th Aves., w~ re~ the first t~e ~d tat~ over. An Ordln~ce levying ~sessme~ts for pwing Alm~en St. ,f~ 5th to 6th Aves., w~ re~ the first time and lai~ over. An Ordinance levying assessments for paving the alley between Emerald an4 Beech Sis., from 13th to 14th,Aves., was read the first tlme and laid over. An Orllmance levying asses monte for paving the alleys running north amd south and east and west ia block bounded by High and Mill Sis. loth a.~d llth .Aves., having been rea~ the first time '~a~x~ d~ne 27th, 1927, and registered notice given amd uc ~rotests being flled, It p~sed its second and thir~ readings b~ title b~ un~lmous consent umder susp~siom of 'the rule ~ was pl~e4 on its final p~s~e. The ayes ~d n~s were called, all present.voting aye. NaFnone. The Ordinance was decl~e~ passed ~d mumbered 6~9. An Or~i'nenCe levy mg assessments for the sewer on the north ~lde of loth Ave. from Polk to Alm~Aen Sis., having bee~ read the first time June' 27th, 1927, and ireglstere,d notice given, and no protests flle~, 'it passed its Second and third readings by title by unanimous consent under suspensloh of the rule and waS~plaoe4 'lorn its final, passage· The ayes end n~fs were calle~, all present voting ace. Nay none' The!'or~'inence wan ~.eclared passed end n,~nbered Ax Ordinance levying 'assessments for paving 2~ Ave., Brbm Olive to Charnelton Sis., .havln~ bee~ ~ea,,~ the first time June 27th, 1927, end r.e~ist_ered notl~e given ~a~d ac protests be'~fi~ flied, It p.~sed its second ~d thlr~ readings bM title bF ~un~l~o.us tensest under suspenSiom of the rule ~nd w~ plied on its final psss~e. The aTea ~d n~s were cai'led, all present voting aye. Npy none. The Ordinance was 4eolare~ p~se~ ~ n~bered 610i ' ' '