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<br /> Mr. Large also recommended that the City purchase for sinking ~d purposes
<br /> one Five Hundred, Dollar Fire Equipment Bond of the City of Eugene from ~mith,
<br /> Camp, and Riley, on a basis of 4.80. Motion was made, seconded, and carried to .......
<br /> I adopt th~ recommendation. ............
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<br /> Chairman Lamb of the Street Committee recommended that the City improve ;';t~
<br /> West First Street by spreading about 40 yards of gravel, stating that the Eugene '---~.
<br /> Sand & Gravel Company had agreed to deliver and spread 10 yards on.this street
<br /> without charge to the city. On motion seconded and carried it was so ordered.
<br /> Mr. Lamb also reported that a Mrs. Carter of 1241 West 4th Street had step-
<br /> ped into a hole in a sidewalk in frpnt of the Hall Motor Bus Garage and suffered
<br /> a painful injufry, and that she expected the City of Eugene to take care of her
<br /> medical bill. The matter was referr~d to the Judiciary Committee and City Attorne.y
<br /> Mr. Lamb also reported eighteen street lamps in the clus,t,er llght system
<br /> between the Osburne Hotel and Willamette Street as not burning. The Recorder was
<br /> instructed t9 notify ~he superintendant of the Light Department.
<br /> .' The Fire and Water Committee, -by Chairman Hendershott, filed a letter from
<br /> the Board' of Appeals approving the sign ordinance, which had been referred to them
<br /> at the last meeting; and moved that the ordinance be passed. The moti on was
<br /> seconded and carried.
<br /> The matter of purchase of the Sanborn map was continued under reference to
<br /> the Sewer Committee.
<br /> ~he Recorder read a communication from the State Health Office~, Frederick
<br /> O. Stricker, advising the city that Mr. Green, their engineer, would probably be
<br /> t in Eugene on Tuesday to make an examination of the proposed garbage dump.
<br /> A letter to Mayor Wilder from Karl W. Onthank, expressing his appreciation
<br /> of the efficient response of the fire department on the case of residence fire to
<br /> hi's home, was read and placed on file. ,
<br /> A communication from Fred E. ~mith, relating to the nuisance of scattering
<br /> I pamphlets and handbills on residents property, was referred to the Judiciary
<br /> Committee and City Attorney.
<br /> Application of Mrs. L. E. Rogers for hotel permit at 623 Willamette Street,
<br /> approved by 'Chief Hall, was on motion granted.
<br /> Reports of the Health Officer, S. M. Kerron, Eugene Police Department,
<br /> Building Inspector, and Eugene Public Libtrar,y- for the month of November were read
<br /> and placed on file.
<br /> The following report was read and placed on file:
<br /> tt December 14th, 1931.
<br /> To the Honorable Mayor and Council,
<br /> Oi ty of Eugene.
<br /> Q-entl emen: ;
<br /> I:. The following contract has been completed according to the specifications.
<br /> Paving Chula Vista Street from Indiana Avenues to a line 227.4 feet North
<br /> of Indiana Avenue.
<br /> Ordinance No. 8271 ~ September 28th, 1931.
<br /> Contractor - Oscar Snow
<br /> Fini shed pouring Concrete, November 3rd, 1931!
<br /> Finished Curing Concrete, December 3rd, 19~1.
<br /> Warrants Due, January 7th, 1932.
<br /> I inspected the work on December 4th, 1931, and found it to be completed
<br /> according to the contract.
<br /> Yours respectfully,
<br /> Vi. C. Club b, C i t y Eng ine e r . n
<br /> The Finance Committee, by Chairman Large, recommended that the first and
<br /> I final estimate fOI' $944.46 to Oscar Snow for paving Chula Vista Street fron
<br /> Indiana Avenue to 227.4 feet North of Indiana Avenue be allowed and paid. Motion
<br /> was made and seconded that the recommendat ion be adopted. The ayes and nays were
<br /> called, all councilmen voting aye, nay, none.
<br /> The offer of the National Machinery Co. to sell the city a 1930 fordson,
<br /> which was reported t,o be but slightly used, at a price of $527.00, on which the
<br /> city would be allowed '~or its old fordson ~150.00 and to include changing of old
<br /> city tires on to new tractor, was presented and referred to the street committee.
<br /> A deed, tendered by E'rank L. Chambers and wife to the City of Eugene of land
<br /> -, fcor the extension of Clarke Street immediately West of Riverview Park, was accepted
<br /> by motion seconded and carri ad.
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