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176 _ _ . . � Granger moved, seconded by Oouncilman Andereon, that the City Manager.�s..reoom- � mendation be carried out providing ne gets the necessary release from Luxor Cab,Company, Motion passed uxianimously, _ . � � Mr. Harry Harrieon aeked if it wae permiesible to operate a oab from a residence � � in the ffrat reaidential dietrict, The operator of the cab, known as the Red �' Top, stated he operated,from down town and that the cab �as pasked in hie � drineway.only part of the dap, City Clerk Dodge reread letter from the Redwood Cab requesting additional permit. City manager Blom advised.that at the time the original permit a�a.6 granted they were asaured that�if they desired an additional permit it would be granted them. It wae after tnat time that inatructions were ginen not to � iseue apy more permits, however, it was hie reoommendation that the permit be issued becauae of tue aesurance given ttiem that it would 'oe available. It was the general conseneus of the Oouncil that inasmucn as ti,is company had been promised trie additional permit it ahould be granted. Councilman Anderaon moved, seconded by Councilman Granger, that an add4tional permit be granted � to the Red�ood Cab. Motion passed with Councilman Armstron� voting in the negative Por the reseon that he beliened discrimination wae being enown in- aemuoh as the Luxor Cab had not been granted their requeat, Councilman Andereon moved, seconded by Councilman McNulty, that two permite. be ;granted to Luxor Cab Company, Motion passed unanimously. Councilaran Fletcher was exoused from the meeting. A representative of Birkbride and �fileon appeared before the Council advising th�t ' in regard to the paving of Liguori Street in Broadway 1Vo. 3, the property of Oleson and Ridgeway, it was or1$inally intended to pave this street on private contract, nowever, Mr. YVilson wae oP the opinion that it wae prefer- able to do the work under public proceedings under the 1911 Act and aeked that the Council adopt a resolution of primary intention for public works so that a resolution of intention could be adopted at tbe next meeting.. He adviaed that the city would be obligated in �oewap;�ineofa'r�as publication ex- � penses would be concerned. Acting City Tngineer Randlett advieed that ne had not had an opportunity to examine the amount oY work to be done but that he believed it was substantially the same as.the original contract. Qity Attorney McCartny advised that if tne resolution were a@opted tae amount of work aould be decreased but not increaeed, however, he advised if the Council were in doubt he believed �hey should defer action, Councilman Anderaon was of Lhe ' opinion that inasmuch ae they only expense involved.wae that of publiaation whieh Mr. Wileon wa.s going to pay and if the amount of work were changed it would neceasitate only tne republiehing of the reaolution he could see no ob�ectiion to passing tne reaolution at thie meeting. Oounoilman Anderson , oPfered adoption of reaolution ot pr3mary intention to do work in Broadrray No. 3, and moved its adoption with the underetanding that the Qouneil reservee tne right to.'withdraw ite action in adopting the reaolution and that Mr. Wileon pay the cost of pubiication. Councilman Armatrong seconded the motion and on ro11 ca11 resolution wae adopted with Counc.ilman Britschgi and � Fletcher absent. I