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<br /> City fl.ecorder shall give ten days notice of such hearing in the Morning News, a
<br /> newspaper published in Eugene, Lane County, Oregon, and by posting notices thereo
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<br /> Recor'der reported the purchase from the County of various properties
<br /> upon which the Ci ty hel d liens, afte I' inspe ctioll of the pl'opertie s of the Record-
<br /> er and Ci ty E:ngineer and approval of the Finance Commi ttee, at the sale of said
<br /> properties on October 22nd and as previously directed by the City Council.
<br /> Councilman Lamb recommended that for the months of October, November,
<br /> i and December the allowance to Leo Decke.r'in the maintenance of the transient
<br /> relief work be increased from $15.00 to $25.00 per month, and also that the
<br /> action of the Recorder and Mayor, agreeing to pay $25.00 matching call equal sum
<br /> by the County' to purchase a cooking range for Mr. Decker, be approved, and a
<br /> war1"'ant drawn therefor. Motion was made and seconded to adopt the recommendation
<br /> and the ayes and nays were calle d , all C ounci Imen vot i ng aye, nay, no ne. .
<br /> An Ordinance levying assessments for the construction of a cement ,side-
<br /> walk on the E:ast side of Charnel ton Street between 17th Sijreet and the alley
<br /> in the City of Eugena, Oregon, was read the first time and objections called for
<br /> and none hear'd, and ordinance passed its second and third readings b:y unanimous
<br /> under suspen:::::ion of the .rule and was placed upon its final passage. The ayes
<br /> and nays were called, all Councilmen voting aye, nay, none. The Ordinance was
<br /> declared passed and numbered 8315.
<br /> An Ordinance prohibiting the keeping of bees within the City of Eugene
<br /> coming on for consideration, Chairman Zumwalt of the Health Committee moved that
<br /> this ordinance be indefinitely postponed. Motion was seconded and carried.
<br /> Chairman Simon, of the Police Coromi ttee recommended that the Oi ty employ
<br /> Mr. Harold Sl{:ipworth as a J:,egular patrolman, commencing October 21st at the
<br /> regular patrolmanrs salary of ~112.50 per month, and also that the City employ
<br /> Frank Cronin as a Desk Sargent to work from 8 orclock P. M. to 7 orclock A. M.
<br /> at a salary of $50.00 per month, cOlTImencing October 25th, and that these men . I
<br /> be placed upon the regular payroll and warrants drawn at the time regular salary
<br /> Warrants are paid. Motion was made and seconded to adopt the recommendation.
<br /> The ayes and nays were called, all Gouncilmen voting aye, nay, no ne .
<br /> Chairman Reid repol.tad instances of pel~sons residing outside of the City
<br /> Limits cutting in on City sewers.
<br /> 1,layor' Lar ge called attention to a reception beine given to Dr. and Mrs.
<br /> Kerr on Friday night, October 28th, at the Chamber of Commerce, and urged a large
<br /> public attendance at thi s reception.,
<br /> Mayor Large named the following persons to serve on the armualbudge t
<br /> Committee: Darwin Bristow, H. L. Edmunds, Alton Baker, John Andersen, A. A.
<br /> Ro dger s , George Schaeffers, A. L.. Williamson, Robt. Fischer, Jr., Dr. A. M. S.mi th
<br /> On motion duly made and seconded, the a,ppointments were c:oni'irmed.
<br /> On motion, the Council adj ou,rned.
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