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And Wheress, the amount of such benefit has been entered ia theLien DoSket of the City. '~ And Whereas, a warrant has been drawn te said V.E. Hoven for the amount of such damage less the amount of said benefit. · 'BE I'D T?{ERE~0RE RFSOLVED: ' That the Recorder and Treasurer of the City of Ellgene,Oregon, are hereby authorized and digested to cancel from the reeo~s of the CltF the amouut of scuh ~sessment for the benefit ~ above stated. On 'the petltion of the Street Commissioner Gee. Bond was placed on the pay. roll as a. Street Worker at $100.00 per month. A protest 'petition was filed to the paving of 19th Avenue from LincoLn to Lawrence Streets and Lawrence Street from k9th tc Z2nd Avenues. Such petition was r ef~rred to the Street Comities for report in connection with. the petltior already referred to pave such streets. A petition was filed to.construet a sewer between let and 2rid Avenues from Polk Street sewer to City Limits. Such petition was referred to the Sewer Committee. The sewer Committee reported'.recommending such petition be granted. On motion the report of such committee was adopted. ' The City Attorney reported on the bill of E.S. Rolfe for $43.06 as the amount he paid as costs in the case of Flourney vs. the City of EUgene And recommended the city pay One half of such bill. On motion such report was adopt ed. A blll was presented from the Engineer's office for $20.00 payable to Nellie Elliottfor blue printing. Such matter was discussed and denied on account .of her being on the regular payroll as an employee of the City. The quest ion of her salary and the propriety of giving her a raise was presented, and discussed, and it was voted to pay her $100.00 per month starting April 1, 1926. The question of oar-fare by certain employees of the Fngineer~s office we~ presented by the ~lnance Committee and ~iscussed. It was moved and carried .the Fln~ce Committee go. over the question of car fare bills with the Engineer to see if a system cannot be worked out to lmperve the present system of allowing car fare. The Street Committee also asked that the Finance Committee or the Reoorder~s office.see that proper credit is given the city for all motor vehicle bills. The City Engineer reported work would start at once on paving 19th Avenue from Willamette to Hilyard.Streets. }{e also reported the street would be im- proved at 22nd and Columbia Street by constructing a.5 ft. walk and a 5 ft. curb. The Recorder was instructed to write Mrs. Scarbrough informing her the Council denies her claim for damages here refers presented as to her garage. On motion the bill of Koke Tiffany for $18.25 for a book for the water board was ordered Raid. The Recorder was instructed to present a bill t~ the Central Heating Pl~nt for t}{e amount of repairs to the pipe line back of the Peter Pan caused by its fault or negligence. An Ordinance levying asse. ssments for Paving the alley between Willamette and Olive Streets from llth to 13th Aves. was. read the .first time and laid over. One sidewalk assessment ordinance was read the first time and lald over. .ElEven sldewalk assessment ordinances having been read the first time March 8,1926, and registered notice given and all Protests over ruled, they passed their second and third readings by title by unanimous consent under suspension of the rule and was placed o~ their final passage. The ayes and nays were called, all pre~ent voting aye. Nay none. The Ordinances .were de- clared passed and numbered from 5277 to 5287, numbers beth inclusive. An Ordinance levying assessments for paving Van ~uren Street from Railroad Avenue te Blair Blvd. having been read the first time March 29th, 1926, and · registered notice given and all protests ove~ ruled it passed its second and third readings by title by unanimous consent' under suspension of the rule' ahd was placed on its final passage. The ayes and nays were called, all present