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lies ~dJacent to the property of R.m.~lller and Lena ~iller, and the said Miller and Lena Mi'~ler have offered to pay the City of Eugene $100.00 cash and to pay al.l.municlpal as,~saments against said tract. TMEREPORE be it resolved by the Co~,~mon Council of D~ede that th~ .Ma~or and the Recorder be and they are here6y directed upon the paymen~to the CibF o~ $~0.00 and J.W. Kenzler, to make, execute and deliver te the ~ld J.W. Henzler a good and sufficient deed to the tmet first above deserl6ed ~&th the provisions ~h~rel~ that the Grantee shall pay ali municloal a~essments assessed agaln~t said trot. ~d be it further resolved, tha~ the Mayor and Recorder be ~nd they ~e hereby direet~ tomake, execute and deliver a goo4 and sufficient deed to the tract of lan~ second above described to R.~. Miller and Le~ Miller, said deed to,provide that said Grantee shall ~y a~l municipal liens and assessments against said property, W.E. Po,vell, Robert W. Prescott and J.T. Evans were appointed as a new Board of Viewers to co'~plete the work of opening 18th Avenue from Wlllsmet%e to Mil! Streets. Chairman Simmons 9f the Street Com.~lttee spoke on the subject of having cross macadamized streets scarified and kept in better condition th~m most of them now are. Such matter w~ discussed, but no action taken. Amelia Aye, represented by her son, appeared and spoke on the'~ question of the opening o~gth Avenue W. ami 10th Avenue W. both of whleh openings, as now Fully closed, affects her property lying between said two street, j She finally made aa offer to the city that on the cancellatlo~ from the City b,i~n Docket of the a~:~u~t ef -150~00 which Is the amount of benefits ~s~essed against her In~ excess of d~sge~ for such two street openings, she would deed to the _city her property to the width of 66 feet as the extension off Taylor Street F~m a point at the p~esent ~nd of said ~treet some 50 Fee~ south of the .south lin~ oC10th Avenue north to the south line ofgth AvenUe, the el-by to pave said Ta~lor Street for such dlstanc~ at the time 10th Avenue ls paved, and he~ private property on both slde~ of said street as extended to be assessed for such pavement ia the usual manner, he~ property not to be assessed fo~ the future opening of ~aylor Street yet un,)pened. 0n motion, such offer was ~manlmo~s!y ~4o~pbed. On motion duly carried it was directed bhe city have the words ~Clty of gh~gene" printed on all city owned vehicles, conveyances and equipment. Marhsal[ Bes~onnette reported the Jeffe~on Street bridge over the ~azon Is unsafe for loads. The Street Co~ultte~ spoke on the quest io~ of some of the equipment recently purchased not being up to st~da~d. The m~tter'wa~ discussed, but no aetlon taken. Seven sidewalk assessmeng ordinances having been ~ead the flr~t t~e February 15,1926, ~d regis~ered notice given, and all protests over ruled, they passed their second and 'third 're~lngs by title by unanimous consent under suspen: sion of the rule-and were.placed on 'their final passage. The ayes and aa~s were called, all present voting aye. Nay none. The 0rdinanees were declared passed and number~ f~om 5232 to 5238, both numbe~ inclusive. An Ordinance approving and adopting thee plans and specifications of the City Engineer for the improvement of the alleys training north and south and east and west between 10th and llth Avenues smd Willamette and Olive Streets, was read the first t~ue and passed its second and third .readings by title by unanimous con- sent under suspension of the rule and was placed on its final passag~ The ayes. and nays ~ere called, all present voting aye. Nay none. The Ordinance was declar- ed pas~ed ~d number~ 5249. Ten sidewalk improvement ordinances were re~! the first t~ne and passed tn.ir second and third readings 'by title by unanimous consent under suspension of the rule~and were placed on their final passage. The ayss end nays were call- ed, all presm%t voting aye. Nay none. The 0rdlna~ees were d~elared passed and numbered from 5239 to ~2~7-$, both numbers tnclu:.~lve. ~h~ Ordinance t'o improve the alleys r~malng north and south and east and ~est b~tween loth and llth Av,~nues, and Will~aette and Olive'Streets, was rea~! 'the first t~e ~d~sed its s~eond and tl~lrd re~lngs by title b~ unanim~s consent un ~er ~uspenslon of the rule and was placed on its final passage. The and a~s were called, allpre~ent voting aye. Nay none. The Ordinance was declared passed ~d numbered