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<br />lease is made in April or May, was placed on file.
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<br />Recorder reported the reque st of VV.. A. Minion to purchase the old building
<br />on, the North 35 feet of Lot 3, Block 5, ~heshire's First Addition, and stated
<br />that Mr. Minion was willing ,to pay ~5 .00- for the old lumber, but recommended that
<br />the City give him the lumber on condition that he clean up the premises and clear ~
<br />oU,t the old blackberry vines in return f.or the lumber, and on motion it was so 0
<br />or~ered. ~~~
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<br />. Dr. Simon reported that he had been assured that the junk on the lot at 5th :.:,',,:
<br />an,d Olive Streets would be all ,cleaned Uf) before May 1st.
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<br />The City Recorder reported that on the 1st ofc1~rch he had purchased at the
<br />County Tax Sale several tracts of land on which the City of Eugene is holding
<br />liens, the amount of purchase price being $828.78, and that a deed from the County
<br />and receipted tax bills had been received, and the deed placed on record with the
<br />County Clerk.
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<br />The Recorder presented an offer of Edwin L. Whisler to purchase from the
<br />City certain tracts recently acquired by, the City by Sheriff deeds and tax sale
<br />proceedings and offering to pay the full amount of liens and taxes and interest
<br />penalties and, costs. Said offer being accompanied by a certified check of
<br />$1000.00., Councilman Lamb moved that a permanent committee, consisting of the
<br />Judiciary Cl..ommittee, the City Engineer, and the City Attorney, 'be appointed to
<br />consider questions relating to property, assessments, and taxation, and that the
<br />present offer be referred to said comilli ttee fOl'" investigation. Motion was second-
<br />ed and carried.
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<br />The Communication from the Commission of Public Works of the City of Portland
<br />relating to width of driveways to service stations was read, and the subject of
<br />driveways as relating to the City of Eugene was referred to the Street committee,
<br />and City Engineer.
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<br />A resolution Memorializing Congress of the United states to Enact House
<br />Joint Resolution 167, Directing President of the United States to Proclaim
<br />October 11 of each year as IIGeneral Pulaski's Memorial Dayll for the observance
<br />and cOl~lemoration of the death of Brigadier General Casimir Pulaski was referred
<br />to the printing committee.
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<br />A petition for the opening of Van Buren Street from Sixth Avenue to Blair
<br />S tre e t, being one of the street s already cons idered by the planning commission,
<br />was held, pending further report from the planning commission.
<br />
<br />Mayor Wilder stated that Chief Strait would be off on the 11th day of March,
<br />1930, as Chief of Police, and that it was necessary to fill the vacancy and
<br />nominate for the consideration of the council 1~. R. W. Hall as Chief of Police,
<br />to be paid a salary of $160.00 per month. Motion was made and seconded that the
<br />appointment be confirmed 'by the council with the understanding that the appoint-
<br />ment may be rescinded should it appear that the appointee has not the required
<br />qualifications for the office.
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<br />Chairman Large of the finance committee reco@uended for payment the follow-
<br />ing bills, and a motion was made and seconded that said bills pe paid. The ayes
<br />and nays were called, all councilmen present voting aye, nay, none, absent Reid:
<br />
<br />11~ROVNvmNT BOND INTEREST BOND
<br />
<br />F. Wentworth, Treas.
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<br />$2000.00
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<br />F. Wentworth, Treas.
<br />
<br />$2208.1
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<br />F. Wentworth, Treas.
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<br />INTERSECTION FUND
<br />$ 27.86
<br />GENERAL FUND
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<br />Jack Dawson
<br />Charles E. Mercer
<br />C. D. FarmeI'
<br />Aetna Life Insurance Co.
<br />E. M. Baker
<br />Geo. F. Peters
<br />Jesse J. Godlove
<br />Tromp & McKinley Agency
<br />Burroughs Adding Mach ine Co.
<br />F. Wentworth, Treas.
<br />Portland Blue Print Co.
<br />Eugene Vulcanizing Works
<br />Paragon Revalu te Corporation
<br />Northwest Cities Gas Co.
<br />American LaFrance & Foamite
<br />Eugene Steam Laundry
<br />R. W. Ha 11
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<br />$ 142.80
<br />142.80
<br />119.10
<br />97.20
<br />5.00
<br />6.00
<br />10.00
<br />2.50
<br />8.70
<br />6.40
<br />23.93
<br />2.12
<br />6.39
<br />9.93
<br />Cor.4.00
<br />8.75
<br />25.02
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<br />C. F. iJVilder
<br />Imperial Lunch
<br />Imperi al Lunch
<br />VI. A. lIe s
<br />Wm. L. Haviland
<br />Harley-Davids~n Agency
<br />Register Publishing Co.
<br />Nordling Parts Company
<br />Oregon .Machinery Co.
<br />Ballou & Vir ight
<br />Twin Oaks Lumber Company
<br />1hnerud-Huntington Fu1 Co.
<br />C. & H. Parts
<br />B. & M. Tire Co.
<br />A. C. Mat hews
<br />Western Auto Supply Co.
<br />, Vel tum & Clow
<br />
<br />$ 2 . 70
<br />84.45
<br />56.95
<br />7.50
<br />45.05
<br />1.12
<br />1.20
<br />6.64
<br />38.24
<br />57.30
<br />9.38
<br />2.50
<br />.55
<br />1.00
<br />3.75
<br />3.02
<br />29.00
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