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ilU' Drs. Gulllon and Stanard again filed a bill for $25.00 for service rendered Earl Humphrey while he was traffic officer and at the time he was shot. Said matter was referred to the ?inanee Committee. The Standard Oil Cc. asked Mcr pmrmlssloa to install a tan'< of 60 lbs. capacity undergr~l C'~,' ,~:~,~ ab its.new filling station being built at cora~r of 9th Avenue and Pearl Street of the city with a drawing of its plan. Said matter was referred to the Judiciary Committee and the Inspector of Buildings. The.City Engineer reported on the Claim of W._~.Robertson for allegsd croac~ment: on his lot in the paving of 13th Ave. Such report was filed. . The Engineer also reported on the matter of the Manley claimto have his · MU lot as furnished by the city filled with dirt. . ch report was filed. The Street Committee recommended the Surety Co. for Geo. W. Read be asked to finish the work of paving Columbia Street from 23rd Ave. North to Ma lrmount Blvd. in.such mann~ r as it sees fit. On motion shah report wss approved. Councilman LAmb r~ported on the eonditiomof 8th Ave. F.. from the Gas plant to the bridge, stating the pavement is covered with dirt ~nd mud. The same was ordered remedied. The Street Co~nittee reported several street~ need gravellln~ in places and the matter was discussed but no!action taken. Counc'ilman ?~llllamson of the Sewer Cb~z~nlt, tee stated'a'sewer on the property of one Vadnais~ at or near the corner of Mair~unt ami Otc. hard Streets is In a bad condition and recommended such sewer pipe be disconnected from the city sewer. Such matter w~s referred to the Sewer Comnltbee with power to An Ordinance amending Section 1, of Ordlmance No. 1968, 'entitled, "An Ordlne.nee for the prevention of 2ires" was read the first tt,,~ and referred to the Judiciary Co~nittee and Inspector of Buildings. An Ordinance providing for the m~thod of plastering buildings in the City of Eugen~ and' ~ ~ ask.no the same a pa~t of the building code, and [iaensi,~g con- traeting plasterers, Was re d the first time ami ~ef~rred to the JudiclaA'y Co,mi!tee and the Inspector of Buildings. Aa Ordinance l~vying the annual tax l~v~ for the City of D~gene, Oregon for the fiscal ~ear o£ 1926, was read the first time and passed its second and third r~adlngs by title by unanimous consent under suspension of the rule and was placed on it.~ final p~ssage. The ayes ~4 n~s were c~lled, all present' votl~L aye. Nay none. Th~ Ordinance was d~clared p~ss~d and numbered 5189. ~ Nine sidewalk assessment ordinances having been read the first time on December 1%,1925, and registered netice given, and all pro te~ts over ruled, they passed their second and third readings by title by unanlm~u~ eon~eht,.~under suspension of the rule and were placed on their final passage. The ayes and ~a~s were e~led, all present voting aye. nay none. The Ordlnanc~ was declared passed and numbered fro~ ~190 to 51~8, both numbers inclusive. An Ordi~anqe levying assessments for the construction of a sewer in the alley be~. ween 2nd and 3rd Aves. between Pearl a~d High Sts. having been read the first time on December 1/, ,1925, and registered no£1ce given and all pro- tests over ruled, it passed its second and third readings by title by unanimou~ consent under suspension of the rule and wasplaced on its final passage. The ayes and ~ays were called, all present voting aye. Nay none. The Ordinance was declared passed and numbered 5199. An Ordinan6e'levying assessments for constructing a sewer in the alley b~tween l~t and 2nd Aves. which sewer shall run from Pearl to Mill Sis. hay- been read the first time December 14,1~25,'a~d registered notice given and all Protests over ruled,'it passed its second and third readings by title by unani- mous consent under suspension of the rule and was placed on its flnal passage. The ayes and nays were called, all present voting aye. Nay none. The Ordinance was declared passed and numbered 5200. An Ordinance levying assessments for the construction of a sewer as fol- lows, beginning at the manhole in the center of Polk Street at the l~tersectio~. of Cross Street thence west to the north line of Railroad Blvd. having been read the first time December 14,1925, and registered notice given and all Pro- tests over ruled, it Passed its second and third readings by title by unanimous consent under suspension of the rule and was placed on 1~ final passage. The ~yes mad nays were called, all present voting aye. nay none. The Ordinance was! declared passed and numbered 5201 /