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ado Pt ed. The Street Committee reported unfavorably on the petit ion %e pave South Moss Street from 25rd Avenue to Mission Avenue. On motion the report of said Committee was ~dopted. T~o of the ~hree me'mb'ers of the Street Committee reported unfavorabt~ the re-referred petltlbn to pave Lawren'ce Street from 19th to 2ist Avenues. On motion the majority report of such committee was adopted. The Street COmmittee recommended a sidewalk be constructed on the East and West side's of Monroe Street from 2nd to ~rd Avenues. On motion the recommenda- tion of sUch C0mmlttee was adopted. ' ' The Street Committee recommended a sidewalk be constructed on the east side cf Lawrence Street between 19th ,~d 2Oth Avenues. On mo~lon the recommendation of the-Such committee Was adopted. The Street Co~lttee reported the city is asked to take up the sidewalk at the intersect ion of Columbia Street add Falrmount Blvd. and put such walk in anew to conform to grade. Such matter was referred to the City ~hgineer. The Judiciary Committee reported unfavorably on the petition of Webster L. Klncald to have cancelled the assessment for a sidewalk destroyed in theopening of l~th Avenue. On motion, the report of such Committee was adopted, The Fire and Water Committee recommended tWommen b.e put on as ?iremen to commence Ap~il 1,1926. On motion the report of such Committee was adopted. The City Attorney reported H.J. Manley is dissatisfied with being assessed in Connection wl~h the Rallroad Avenue Improvement, claiming in hls dealings with the city. in opening Vah Buren Street fr.~m Jrd Avenue to Blair Blvd. his house was to be moved te L~t 2, BlOck Il, Sladden~s Srd Addition to the City '#ithout liens being, pi'aced against his property in its new location. No action was taken. The City .Attorney reported that Chas. Dick wishes the city to sell te him a portion oflts property near Railroad Avenue and Grand Street adjoining his property so he may face on Railroaz[ Avenue. Such matter was referred to the Street Committee for report, The Chief ef Police reported he had examined the Abe Bangs barn and found it sanitary and aisc .~ald Dr. Kerron of the Health Department and Dr. Helterline City ~llk Inspector,~ad approved the condition of such barn. - Harry Sink appeared and asked 'the'counCil for its good will in his undertak- ing in getting out a new city directory he fs compiling. He was told there was no opposition to his undertaking. . Councilman Ruth brought uP the matter of paving 14th Avenue East and the matter was discussed but no 'action taken. An Ordinance levying aSsessments for paving Van Buren Street fram Railroad Avenue t~Blalr Blvd,, was read the firs.t tme and laid over. Fl~.sldewalk?~ improvement ordinances were r~ad the first time and passed their second and third readings by ~itle by unanimous consent under susp.en,sion of the rule and were placed on thel[r~_lnal ~a~sage. The ames and nays were called, all.present voting aye. Nam none' Tt~e Ordinances were declared passed' and number- ed 5267 to 5271, both'numbers inclusive. Three sidewalk assessment ordinances were read the first t~me and passed their second and third read~ngs by title by unanimous consent under suspenslen of the rule, amd at the request of the owner of property without notice, and were placed on their~ final passage. The ayes and nays were called, all present voting aye. Nay none. The Ordinances were declared-'passed and numbered from 5272 to 5274, both numberm inclusive. ' ' '' On motion council adjounred to meet April 5th., 1926 at 5 o'clo0',¢ P.},,~.. Geo. A. ,~llmore, City Recc x~ler.