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<br /> A report; of" the Hobi Airways Company for July was read and filed.
<br /> A oommunication from Chief Hall, reoommending that the resolution proposing I
<br /> a Charter Amendment, allowing the hiring of employees from beyond the City Limits
<br />:i...- be resoinded, was read, and a motion was made, seconded, ancl carried to instruot
<br />, the City Reoorder to omit this matter from the general election ballot.
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<br />~ On moticln of Chairman Large of the finance ooromi ttee duly seoonded and
<br />0":; carried, it was: ordered that the following warrants be cancelled of record in ao-
<br /> cordance with the reoommendation of Percy Brown in his audit:
<br /> James C. Koepke $37.95 Warrant No. 25677
<br /> Brake 1 &: Whi te 36.67 " " 32249 -
<br /> McKinle~r Insurance Agenoy 15.75 II II 32572
<br /> Western Union Tel. Co. .40 II " 33693
<br /> A petition asking that James F. Strait be employed on the City Police Foroe
<br /> was read, and motion made, seconded and carried to lay the same on the table. '.
<br /> , A petitIon of R. S. Shelley reciting that interested parties are making pre-
<br /> I paration to contest the title of property acquired from the City by sale and fo"re-
<br /> il closure, and ask~ng that the City provide adequate legal assistance in defending
<br /> I such sui ts, was: read, and a motion was made, secCl!.1ded, and carried that the City
<br /> II Attorney be ins,tructed to defend such sui t, wi th the understanding that the other
<br /> I costs should be paid by Mr. Shelley.
<br /> II A request of Mrs. Velma Costella for a Tourist Room permi t at 70 East Broad-
<br /> \ way, approved by Chief Hall, was on motion granted.
<br /> The requ.est of the Local Lodge No. 685 of the International Hod Carriers'
<br /> Building and Common Laborers' Union of America for interpretation of the City
<br /> Ordinance rel~ting to employment of local resident labor was referred to the City
<br /> Attorney f'or construction.
<br /> I An Ordinance providing for the appropriation by the City of Eugene of a
<br /> I certain tract of land adj'oining the present aviation field of the City of Eugene,
<br /> for the enlargement thereof;. appointing three viewers to report valuations and I
<br /> II persons intere sted; and direo ting the Oi ty At torne .1 to bring a suit for the con-
<br /> i demnation of said traot; determining suoh appropriation to be a publio neoessity an
<br /> II tha t suoh use is a pUblio use, and deolaring an emergency, was read the first time,
<br /> I' and passed its seoond and third readin~s by title by unanimous Qonsent under sus-
<br /> pension of the rule, and was placed on its final passage. The ayes and nays were
<br /> oalled, all present voting aye, nay, none, absent Monroe. The Ordinance was de-
<br /> clared passed and numbered 7900.
<br /> The Viewers appointed by said Ordinanoe qualify as such viewers and having
<br /> I heretofore examined the premises to be appropriated filed their report as follows:
<br /> " Report of Viewers on Aviation Field:
<br /> Come now L. E. Hodges, Geo. N. MoLean, and C. W. Mullin, the board of
<br /> I viewers heretofore appointed by the Common Council of the City of Eugene to view
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<br /> I the following d,escribed real estate, to-wi t: ,.
<br /> , Beginning at a point on the oenter line of Helen street, (Eighteenth Avenue
<br /> West) sa,id point being 921 feet West of the Southeast corner of Seotion
<br /> 36, Township 17 South, Range 4 West, Willamette Meridian, running thence
<br /> South 509.17 feet, thence West 403.10 feet, thence North 509.17 feet,
<br /> I thenoe East 403.10 feet to the place of beginning, oontaining 4.71 aores,
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<br /> II in Lane 'County, Oregoh.
<br /> and make report to the Council of the value of the property and of the rights
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<br /> and interests of the several persons having interests therein.
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<br /> I We therefore respeotfully submit that we have viewed the property and taken
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<br /> I oounsel upon its value and have determined and do hereby report that the value of
<br /> said property is the sum of $588.77 and that it is impossible to determine the " -I
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<br /> extent of the interests o~the various perso~s having interests in said property
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<br /> for the reason that various creditors have filed liens and claims against the
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<br /> owners, to-wit, Henry Nurre and Mary Nurre, husband and wife, and the property has
<br /> I been sold on execution, so that your viewers respectfully report that the only
<br /> manner in whiah the aity aan determine the amounts and the valuations o~ the -f
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