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time to two years if any one desi ed

time TO TWO years II any one desi eC
| it.
A resolution was then introduced
by Mr.. Early extending the time foI
| paying sewer assessments 30 DAYS
He said that he understood that som,
would not be able to pay the assess
| ment in the time as first specified anC
in order to give all interested, ampl,
time, be thought the time ought t,
be extended. 1t had been suggested
to him that the assessment be collect
ed in installments covering period
OF six months. This, however, was
impracticable, as the contractors who
we're figuring on the construction Of
the sewer, said that the work would
be completed IN &C days, or in 80 days
at the outside. The resolution was
put to vote aud carried.
Mayor Blowers had a communica.
tion which he had received from Hun.
tington Il Wilson, attorneys, read,
which stated that their client, II, c.
Deitz, the photographer in this city,
had been served with a notice to the
effect that his building at the head OF
First street on State street was occu-
pying part of the street and must be
removed. Said at orneys had investi.
gated the matter and claimed that the
building was not on the street and
suggested that the city commence
ejectment proceedings.
Mr.. Mcdonald said that he did mt
think it was neces AIRY for the city to
institute ejectment proceedings, that
the owner of the building was clearly
violating the city ordinances and that
be should be arrested aud fined until
he complied with the city ordinance
regulating these matters.
Mr.. Early said that he thought IL
was matter that ought to be solved
by the Judiciary committee and
moved that it be referred to that COM
mittee. Carried.
a motion was then made by Mr..
Bailey TO audit the bills against coun,
Gil and the following bills we're audit
ed: Oregon Lumber Co, 81. 10; Muir
ray Kay, checking sewer assessment.
80; Electric Light & Power Co, light,
SO. 75 George McCare, services on
street, 81; IL. W. Lakin, services on
street, 81 j. M. Lakin, services on
street, 50; M. A. White, labor on
street, 81; M. A. White, labor on
street, 81; Il. M. Underwood, labor
on street, 81; W. II. Haynes, hard.
ware, so cents; j. r. Nickelsen, fees,
mileage and expenses, Sl9. So; j. l..
Henderson, services, S5S; W. Ii. Will
son, attorney court costs, City VS..
Fouts, 500 80. Total, Sl64.
The report of Recorder Nickelsen
for the year up to December /, was
referred to the Finance Committee to
be read at subsequent meeting.
On motion of Nj. Early the Recor-
der and City Treasurer we're instruct
ed to make separate fund of the
moneys collected for sewer purposes.
Carried.
Mayor Blowers suggested that the
members of council think over the
matter of bond for the new city
treasurer. AS he would be called upon
to have in his custody a greater
amount of funds on account of the
sewer law requires that he give larg-
or bond
Council then went into session az
board of canvas aud canvassed the
vote of the recent city election. They
found tie count c, ire, and on motion
of Mr. Mcdonald gave their official
TO same.
Council then adjourned to meet
Wednesday afternoon.
The interesting fact was brought
out in Recorder Nickelsen's report
that the dog tax for the year amounts
to SS3 and the number of dogs taxed
81,