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Two petitions were presented to have street lights installed at the .Worth- east corner of 3rd Avenue' an,~ Jackson Street andone at, entrenoe o¢ ~air~srounds at 13th Avenue and Monroe Street. Such £~tltions were referred to the l~ire ar~4 Water Committee. A petition was received from Ira D Bishop esking that a strip ' abU~ting Block C on the north of N~yhew~s Ad,itt.ton be h~g a part o£ 2nd Avenue West be vacated to make a etreet at that point of the same width ~',~oh street west of there. Such matter was ~eferred to the Street Co~.mmittee. A petition was received from Dean Straub asking that ~eil~_ing Station~ be regulated as to the street space used by them on oo~ners where they have cut the curb thus depriving people of parkln~ space. Such petition was order~i fil- ed. A petit ion was ~'ecelved against the opening of an alley between Willamette and Olive Streets.from 13th Avenue south as h,,~retofore petitlmed for. Such matter was referred to the Street Co.nitres. A petition was received to eonpel Roy Stien to cle~n up Lot 7, 3lock 21, Huddleston~s ~ddltlon used by him as a dumping ground for his street refu~e etc. Such matter was referred to the ~Iealth C~._.alttee. A communication was rece£ved from P~aul R Kelty refusing to ae'b on a Co.mitres to hear testl~non¥ in the matter of the alleged Premature delivery of warrants to Goo.W.Read as asked for by the City Reeooler stating his reason for such refusal. Such ¢~mmmication was ordered laid on the table. City Engineer Devereamx called attention to the bad condition of 2renklln Blvd. between ll~h and 15t$ Ave'hueS, in that the ~houlders should b,e repaired and.ftl~ed in with crushed reek. The Stre,~t Co~mnittee recommended s~¢h rep~ai~ be made. On motion such recommendation was approved. The annual report of th+~ Inspec5or of Buildings was'pre:sented a~d or,{ered f lied. The repoyt of the Milk Inspector for elght months was presented and chief- ed filed. The rep,)rt of th~otice Herren was Presented ~n4 ordered filed. An Ordinanoo levying asses?~uents for the em~strudtlon'of a s~.wer on 13th Avenue From JeFferson Street to l~adlson Street and on !~ad~Son Street frohu 13th Avenue North to the alley between 12th and 13th Avenues wes read ~h~ ~l~ed time and laid over. An Ordinance levying assessments for paving Mairmount Blwt. 'from Moss St. to 15th Ave. was read the first time and laid over. ~ive side~valk m~sessment ordinances were read the first time s.nd laid over. An Ordinance to regulate the storage and hanging of coaloll, gasoline, napbha and other hydro-carbon liquids that will take fire and burn at a ter- perabure below 120 degrees ~erenhelt, was read the first time andpassed'lts second and third readings by title by unanimous consent under ~uspen~lon of the rule and was pkaced on its final passage. The ayes and nays were e~l~ed, all present voting aye. nay no~e. The 0rdina~ee was deelaredpassed and number- ed One ~ldew~lk improvement ordinsne~ wa.~ read the first' t~me m~d passed l~s ~eoond and third re~dlngs b~ $151e b~ u~nlmous ~n3entunder suspension of the rule ~d was placed on its final passes. The ayes and nays were ealle~% all present voblng aye. ~ay none. The Ordinance was dgelgred passed ~d numbered 5205. On motion the ~b llowing bills were ordered paid: Marion Bond 12.00 Register 50.00 Office Machinery and Supply Co. 98.00 Preston and Hales 75 Guard 29599 Eugene Book Stor~ 9.00 Koke Tiffany 15.25 Shelton T. and ~uller 137 30 Koke Tiffany . 29.50 Koke Tiffany 186.92 Cres3eys 15 Frank Adam.~ 50 00 Coos 87 Ploren,:e Davis 4 90 Eugene Prin~%ng Co. 10.75 Imperial Lunch 19 60 Bailey Electric 142.77 Revolving Fuud ~ 90