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" .. lot ___. - "_ n. ~ __ --. - - - -- .~- --- --- - ---- --- - ~-- -- ~ --- -~.- -- - -- -- - . ---" - -. -- -- - ___"_~ _. _ M__ _ _ __."~_ _____ Council Chambers, Eugene, Oregon, " f De c e mb e r 2 8 , 1931 · l. . I,' - Council met p"\.U'suant: t:o adjournment of December 14th and was called t'o ..~~ , order by Mayor Wilder, wi th all counci Imen, present except Large and Reid. ~j The application of Johnnie DeMoss for license to operate Silver Spray dance hall at No. 24 West 7th St. was referred t:o the Council 'without the approval of the Chief of Police. A motion was made, seconded, and carried to refuse the application. Reports of Hobi Airways Co. for the Inonths of October and November with turnovers of $12.13 and $9.44 as Oi ty' s percentage for the respective months were read and filed. A letter from Frederick D. Stricker, State Health Officer, approving the Elliott tract for City Dump Ground was read. Mr. Zumwalt, Chairman, of the Health Committee moved, that the City buy this tract under its option, and that . the Ci ty Recorder he authorized to iss1fle a warrant on the General. Fund, payable out of the 1932,budget, in the sum, of SJ;1,000.00, under direction of the Cit,y Attorney, and upon his approval of the necessary conveyances and releases to establish title in the Ci ty. The moti on was sec onded, and the ayes and nays were called, councilmen voting aye, six, nay, none, absent Large and Reid. Motion carried. , A letter from City Attorney Calkins was read, advising the Council of its right to apply the, rece'ipts from unbonded ,liens to the payment of interest on outstanding District Improvement Warrants, and a motion was made, seconded and.carried instructing the City Treasurer to pay interest on these warrants from such funds in his hands. . An Ordinance repealing Ordinance No. 1048, enti tIed. trAn Ordinance to provide for the time of establishing the sinkingf'und provided for by ordinance No. 1027'r was read and passed its second and third readings hy ti tIe under sus- pension of the rule, and was placed upon its final passage, councilmen voting . aye, six, nay, none, absent Councilmen Large and Reid. ~he Ordinance was declared <' passed and numbered 8282. I An Ordinance adopting for the City of Eugene, Oregon, the 1930 Edition of - the Pacific Coast Conference Uniform Building Code, was read and passed its. :;lecond and third readings by title under suspension of the rule and was placed l,lpon its final passage, Councilmen voting aye, six, nay, none, absent Councilmen ~arge and Reid. The Ordinance was declared passed and numbered 8283'! : A report from the unemployment Relief Co~ittee,of the Charity Chest was ~ransmitted to the Council by Mayor Wilder, Committee Member, reciting an alloca- tion and present distribution on Dec. lOth of $600.00 for use in City. Mayor Wilder 'stated that the employees under the relief plan are under State Compensa- tion and that the full contribution to the State to cover them is to be taken from the unemployment fund. : The question as to whether the City should cooperate with the Water ~oard in construct ion of fence and walls for tennis court on the Butte reservoir .. :s an unemployment project was discusse4 and on motion rejected. , Mayor Wilder suggested that the City pay for the wood cut in Hendricks p'ark by unemployment crew, and the proceeds be turned into the unemployment fund. ~To action was taken at this time~ < . C. E. Shumway asked t,hat the Licensed,Plumbers receive protection from ~he operation of ,unlicensed plumbers, working" out of a licensed shop, on the pretext that they are working for the Licensee. He was assured that protection would be af:forded upon proof and sufficient evidence. . On motion, the Counc il ad journe d. : : R. S. ~ryson, Recorq.er. . r e " , I -' ; f' ~ ~ . ' r . r ." . ~......