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some 250. feet into the river from the Present cutlet. The Police Committee recommended the traffic ord lnence be amended to prohibit reverse turns at Willamette and 6th Aves. On motion such recommendation was approved. . . Bids were openel for paving 9th Avenue from Van Buren to Tyler ets., as follows: W.W. Head Const. Co. C G MaNy Hargreaves and Dindsay, Stlen Bros. $2728. OO 2792. O0 :~749. O0 2815. O0 Such bids were referred to the Street Committee for report and it reported favorably on the bid of W.W. Hea4 Const. Co., at $2728.00. On motion such report was adopted, and the Mayor aa4 Recorder were instructed to enter into a contract with .such suocessfull bidder for such contract work. Bids were opene~ for the paving of the alley from Lincoln to Lawrence Sts., as a continuation of 16th Ave. as follows: W.W. Head Const. Co. $1060.00 Hargreaves end Li~dsay 1052.00 · Oscar SnOw 1056.00 · Stien Bros. 1174.00 Such bids were referred to the Street Uom, nittee for report and it reported favorably on the bid ef Hargreaves. ~4 Llndsay at $~052.00. 0n motion such 'report was adopted ~ the Mayor ~ Recorder were instructed to enter into a contact,with such successful bidder for such contract w~rk. A letter was read from the S.P. Co., sta~lng the company will have its rails out ,f the way before the city ge~s ready to pave University Street. A petition was received to pave 9th Avenue from Van Buren to Almaden Sts. On motion, said matter was referred to the Street Committee. .A petition was received to pave Monroe Street from 4th to 6th Aves, On mo- tion, said matter Was referred to the Street Co~itte% to see if the Eugene Sand and. Gravel Co~, will be willing to ~ear part of the expenses. Letters were read from the Lumbermans Tru.~t Co& ~d from Peiree Fair ~d Co., as te the call of certain ~mprovement Bonds and asking if arr~gements e~not be ma~e te exten~ the call for at le~t a year ~d a half. The matter was discusse~, but no ~tion t~en.- The City Attorney spoke on the measures vote4 at th~ recent election and stated there ls talk of some controversy over the Playgroun~ ~A l~ght mill~e me,utes altho be cons~ered them valid. The Glty Attorney also stated Attorney B~lle¥ again asks for some action on the Holeman petition to ~eduoedthe amount of his assessment on his land Just north of the J.P. track end west of the 2iverroad. After discussion the petition was laid on the table. An Ordinance levying assess, merits for paving 7th Avenue from HIgH St. to Mill race, was reda the first time sad laid over. An 0rdlnenoe levying assessments for paving 22n4 Aves. from Wlll~nette to McMlllem Sts., etc., was read the first time cad laid over. An Ordinance levying as~essments for paving Almaden St. from 5th to 6th Aves., having been'read the first time July 11th, 1927, and registered notice given,~-and all protests overruled, itpassed its second and third readings by,title by unanimous consent unde'r suspension of the rule and was placed on its final passage. The ayes and n~vs were called, all present voting aye. Nay none. The 0rdln~nce was declared passed and numbered 6112. ' /~t Ordinance levying assessments for paving the 'alley between Emerald and Beech Sts. from 15th t~ 14th Aves.,havin~ been reed the first time J~ly llth, l~27, and registered notice given, and all protest~ overruled, it passe4 its secon~ a~d thlrd.rea~lngs b~ title by unanimous consent~mder ~uspension of the rule end wa~ placed om its final pass,ge. The ayes a~d na~s were called, all pre,ant voting aye. Nay none. The Ordinance was declared passed and numbered 6113.