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<br />Council Chambe~s, Eugene, O~egan.
<br />A:p~il 24, 1933.
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<br />Minutes of the adjourned meeting of the Cou@on Comlcil, held at the hou~ of
<br />7:30 o'clock P.tI., April i:A" 1933. Council was called to o~de~ by M:ayo~ Elisha
<br />La~8e, witj:l all Councilmen present exce.9t H~. Scobe~t.
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<br />H~. 1,1. A. Reed of the O~ef~;on I.Ioto~ Stages asked 'p~~mission to ~e-~oute ce~tain
<br />bus lines as follows:
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<br />1. Extend Sp~inGfield ope~ation on F~aruclin
<br />Blvd. to tu~n off on 11th St~eet instead
<br />of 13th; thence on 11th to ~illaffiette; on
<br />Willamette to 5th; on 5th to Blair; on Blai~
<br />to S. P. Te~minal.
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<br />2. Discontinue ope~ation on 8th St. between
<br />Willamette and Monroe and on Blair between
<br />Honroe and 5th.
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<br />3. Discontinue operation on Sundays only on 13th
<br />between Alder and Willamette.
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<br />i\lotion was made seconded and carried to grant the request.
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<br />Councilman Zumwalt ~eported dilapidated barns at 460 West Sixth Avenue, and
<br />654 West Sixth Avenue, and these were referred to the City Attorney.
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<br />Mr. Zumwalt also p~esented the complaint of Geort:~e Davis residing on the
<br />property at the rear of the Woodman Hall against the noises of freight trucks at
<br />night in that vicinity. This matter was referred to the Chief of Police.
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<br />Chairman Simon of the Police Committee recommended that the City a,p'point Otto
<br />Dyer and James Jackson as Patrolmen beginning 11ay 1, 1933, and that they should
<br />receive a salary of ~~lOl.25 pe~ month; and that Clair Larson be t~ansfe~red to the
<br />Traffic Division and his salary be placed at ~~123.75 per month, \vmch includes the
<br />use of his private car at ~22.50; and that C. E. ~ascom, who has been working as
<br />a Pat~olfilan, be paid at the rate of ~lOl.25 per month for services f~cm April 18th
<br />to April 30th inclusive. Hotion was made and seconded that appointments and
<br />~ecommel1dations of the 1'olice COrTllllittee be adopted, and the ayes and nays were
<br />called, Cou.ncilmen voting aye, 'I, nay none, absent Scobe~t.
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<br />Bids for certain plumbing repairs and installations at the City Park,
<br />caretaker's Cottage, and Community Building at Rive~view Pal~l: were submitted as
<br />follows: Hall & Shumway, total bid, ~81.80, Chase Company, ~73.75, and Edw. J.
<br />Yenne Plumbing Co., $68.40. The bids were referred to Councilman Edwa~ds, member
<br />of the Park 30ard, with power to act.
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<br />In response to the suggestion of ITouncilman Lamb that the allowance to Mr.
<br />Decker for suppli es should be con tinued, the I\Tayor, as Chairman of the local
<br />Reconstruction Finance Committee, sug[;ested that it vvoulc1 not be necessary as the
<br />Co@nittee would be able to supply him the required funds.
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<br />The City Recorder reported that there had been filed a p~oposed Charte~
<br />Amendment being !fAn Act to amend the charter of the City of Eugene, O~egon, by
<br />adding a new chapter thereto, creating a commission to be known as the Board of
<br />Heal th, and defining its powers and duties". That the signatures on the peti tion
<br />had been verified by W. B. Dillard, County Clerk, showing 1338 valid signatures.
<br />Said petition was filed in the office of the Recorder on April 21, 1933.
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<br />The report of the E~gene I~blic Library for the month of April, 1933, was
<br />file d.
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<br />City Engineer, \Vm. Clubb, recommended the refund of Plumbing License from
<br />January 1st, 1933, to Montp;ome~y Ward 8: Company, 301 days @ $.274 - - - ,~82.47,
<br />and the VVillamette Plumbing Supply COlupany, 19 days @~p.274 - - - ~~5.20. Motion
<br />was made and seconded that the Recorder be instructed to d~aw warrants for payment
<br />of these refunds from General Fund, '.rhe ayes and nays were called, Councilmen
<br />voting aye, 7, nay, none, absent Scobert.
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<br />The request of the Eugene Home Appliance Company for the refund of ~l5.00 on
<br />City Elect~ical License No. 18, alleging that they were the only Firm that had
<br />paid this license fee, and that the law had not been enforced, was referred to
<br />the JUdiciary Committee and City Attorney.
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<br />1.1rs. Cathe~ine li'lynn submitted an offer to accept ;;;510.00 in full release of
<br />damages for injury to a certain ornamental tree in front of her premises at 612
<br />Pifteenth Avenue East, occasioned by car driven by Park Tender lIilr. Sullivan.
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