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<br />Council ~hambers, Eugene, Oregon.
<br />January 14, 1929
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<br />MinuteB of the regular meeting of the CotIltllon Council, held at the hour
<br />of 7:30 o'clo(~k P. M. on January 14, 19~:9. There were present Mayor H. E. Wilder,
<br />and all membel$ of the Council except Wa.shburne. -
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<br />Mee ting called to or del' by the Ma.y or.
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<br />Minu teEI ,of the mee tings of December 10, 192'8 ,December 26, 1928, and
<br />January 7, 1929, approved.
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<br />The Finance Commi ttee reported bids recei ve.d for thEt auditing of Ci ty
<br />Records as follows:
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<br />. I. L. Darby, of Salem, Oregon, for the sum of $500.00.
<br />Horton & Tyson, far the sum of $496.00.
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<br />Upon reicommendation of, the Finame Committee, a motion was made, seconded
<br />and carried, that Horton & Tyson be awarded the contract for auditing theCi ty
<br />Records of Eugene complete, for' tb-.e yeaL's 1927 and 1928, f()r the swn of $496'.00.
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<br />The Fi,re & Via tel' Commit tee rep orted favorably on thE~ pe ti tion for Street
<br />lights at 2nd. Avenue and Mill Street, and on the petition j~or a Street light
<br />a t the South €ind of Syl van Street in Kin,caid Park, and al so r~eollimended that
<br />a light be ins:talled on the pole at the Northeast corner of the County Jail.
<br />Motion was mad.e, seconded, and carried to a.dopt the report..
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<br />City Attorney Calkins reported to the Council that after a considerable
<br />exchange of correspondence, he had now been advised by Mr. King ,of the Southern
<br />Pacific Co. that the Company is preparing a deed conveying to the City of Eugene
<br />the 'old Street railway, right of way on C:olUJIlbia Street, 26tih Avenue, and Kincaid
<br />S tree t.
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<br />A petition for the 'paving of Kincaid Street from 131ih Avenue to the South
<br />lineof,Lot 1. Blook 3, Kinoiad Addition, Wias read Wild con1iinued for further
<br />c onsidera t iOll.
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<br />A motio>nwas made, and seconied, that the Bond of the City Treasure;!" be
<br />approved. The .M.aYGr being in doub t as to the result of the vo te, the aye s and
<br />nays were cal.lJ3td, Councilmen voting aye, Latnb, Hendershott, Large; ,nay, Simon
<br />Reid, Monroe, and Zumwalt. The motion ~as lost. A motion w.as made, seconded,
<br />and carried that the JudiQial'Y Committee be authorized to let the 1'urnishing of
<br />the Treasurer I s Bond to some bonafide tax payer of the' Ci ty of Eugene, giving
<br />preference to the wii tel' of the present bond in c ontrovers,y, if he is found to
<br />be a tax payer of the City.
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<br />The following Resolution in the matter of the wideni.ng of Railroad Boule-
<br />vard from Van Buren Street to River Road, declaring the property appropriated
<br />and directing the :eiling of the records wi th the ,County Clerk, was read, aad a
<br />motion was made ",seconded. and. carried to a.dopt the same;
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<br />RES 0 L UTI 0 N
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<br />IN THE MATTER OF THE WI DENING OF RAILROAD BOULEVAHD FROM VAN
<br />BUREN STREET TO RIVER ROAD, IN EUGENE; LA1TE, COUNTY, OP.EGON.
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<br />Whereas, on the 7th d.ay of January, 1929, the Common Council of the City
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<br />of Eugene, Oregon, did by Resolution duly adopted therea.t, ratify and approve
<br />all the preceedings relating to the widening of Railroad Boulevard from Van
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<br />Buren Street to River Road in said City of Eugene, and did order that the City
<br />Recorder draw warrants on the General Fund, to the repsecti.ve owners of .property.
<br />damaged by the taking of' the property de scri bed in said proceedings, and it
<br />appearing to the Counctl that said warrants have been drawn by the said City
<br />Recorder in favor of the parties en,titled to the same, and that said warrants
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<br />are ready for de livery, now, there fore,
<br />The Common Council does hereby de(31are said Railroad, Boulevard from Van,
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<br />Buren Street to River Road to be opened, laid out, and established, and changed
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