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Council Ch~nbers, Eugene, 0re.zon. ~.~arch 15, 1926. Nlnute.~ of the ad iournel meeting ~C the' Co~r~n.~n Co~oll held l~aroh 15, 1926, a~ 7;30 o~loek P.U. There were present Nayor E.U. Lee and ~)1 members of the ~Uaeil, ex'~e~t Sl~non~ and L~mb, wLo were absent. Bids w~re opened as per the call f~r the ' improvement of 9th Av~nu~ from Monroe S~reet to V~n Bura~ Street, ~ Foltows: GuY ~. Pyle B.C.Seydel Co. C. E. Mereer W.W. He,~l Const. Co. Oscar Snow Wilfert Sand and Gravel Co. St len Bro's, $11,357.10 1~,064.50 11,644.40 11,953.05 11,199.70 1[,506.90 11,942.37 11,051.25 Said bid.~ Were referred' to the Street Co~multtee f.>~ report and it reconm~ended the bid of Stien Bros. at $11,031,25. 0h motion the report of the Street Co~nmlttee was approved by rol~ cai[ and the .qayor and ~ecorder were instructed to enter into a contract wl%h such suco~s~ful bidder for such improvement work. Bids were next opened for the grading and gravelling of the alley between Unlvers. ity and Onyx Streets from _~lst to 22nd Avenues, as follows: · Eugene Sand ~nd Gravel C~. $263,60 A. C. Mat hews 267.80 Wl[fert Sand ~d Gravel Co. 299.40 Said bids were referred to the Street Committee for report and It recommended the bid of the ~gene Sand and Gravel Co. at $263.60. 0n motion' the ?eport of the Street Committee w,~ ~ppr.~ved by roil'Calk, ~i the Mayor and ~ecorder were instructed te enter into a contract with such s~ccessful bidder for such improvement '' Senator McGladrey appeared on behalf of the' Elk Lodge ~tatlng the Elks State Convention ls to be held la ~gene on June 24th, and 25th,!926, and as,~ed tha~ such Lodge be granted concessions'for those two d~s for allelrcus, show and peddler licenses ~d that none be granted wlt~ut the s~ctlon of the committee la charge. 0n motion such request was un~imously granted and the City Attorney was directed to prepare aa ordinanc~ to that end. E.J. Kop[lh appeared ~d apoke on the delapidated condition of a barn a~ the a~[~y between Llnco~ and La:~vrencs Streets o's the north side of 3rd Avenue. He also ~tated the Booth-Ke[[~ D~nber Co. has wood piled ~n the street a, iJa~at to 3rd Avenue ~,t Lincoln Street, and that the ~gene Planing Ml~ Co. hesa garage built in tll~ 9treet ~iJaeent to its p~aee of bullheads. The Chief of Police was instructed to order ~ueh s~reets elaared and to report on the condition of such barn. Dr. S.M. Kerron appeared and stated there is a broken sewer on the knazon and also stated there are~complalnt~ as to the condition of th~ Bangs barn near the U ef 0 Said matters were referr ed to the .{ alth Committee. A wireless permit was granted to Ciarenee Savllle at 568 Almaden Street. A petition was received to grade and gr. avel Klne~.id Ave. from the S,P. Right o£ way south to the south line of Pirst Ad,iitlo~ to El~caid Pmrk. Said matter was referred ~o the Street Committee. A Petition was received to pave Jefferson Street from 13th Aven~e to 19th Avenue. Said matter ,was referred to the' Street ,~o~mnlttee. A Pe+~i5lon was received to .pave 15th Avenue from Willamette to Washington Streets. Said matter was referred to the Street Co:mnittee. A petition was received to have Ts?lot Street opened between 6th Ave. and llth Ave. Said matter was referred to the Street Committee, Tha prelimenary report of the Viewers for the op.enlng of 12th Avenue from Will.~nette to 0live Streats was received and read, and after discussion it w~s moved ~nd carried that the City Faglneer be tnstrueted to bring In his . report for the opening of said ~treet la a straight line with 12th Avenue West of Olive Street,. a~d of the s~ width. A letter was re~l from Dr. Carrie E Lelbuyg of 604 L']th Ave. E. 0e.kLand CaI~lfor~l~, as to the alleged personal injury to her ~elf caused by a defective walk 1~ the City and dem~d~g settlement. The City E~b,~ey wss directed to m~e ~ettlemen~wlth her for $50.00,~ If possible.