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<br />r 2:l8 '. <br /> -~ . - ,. ~ ,- ~- - ,.- --- - ' - - r._ __ -- -- - -- -- --- ~- .- . '."- <br /> - <br /> ---' - .- .. -.- -~ -"_.- -. ..---- "- - - ,- - - - -. - ~.- - -. ".- _'__ ..."0'- __ -_.. -- . --. -- ---- -- .. "-_.. -- ,'-- - --- - -- <br />. -1 nn <br /> Council Chambers, Eugene, Oregon. <br />~t-. Ootober 23, 1933. f <br />rc: -., <br />~::;.- ' Minutes of the adj ourlled mee ting of the Common CouncJ.l held at the hour <br />(~ of 7:30 o'clock P.M., October 23rd, 1933. Council was called to order by Mayor <br />:; E. Large, wi th all Councilmen present except Mr. Reid. <br />I: Mr. Jacobson asked for a reduction of the Shotting Gallery License. The <br /> matter was referred to the Judiciary Committee and City Attorney. <br /> Mrs. Gawley presented a petition of prOducers and distributors of milk for <br /> reduction of the annual license fee. The mrotter was referred to the Health <br /> Committee. <br /> I <br />j <br /> At this time Councilman Reid appeared in Council. <br /> \ <br /> ~~. Burton Palmer, Secretary of state Reconstruction Advisory Board, . <br />i discussed the general situation as to sewage disposal for cities bordering the <br />I Willamette River, and the methods of handling the plans, engtneering, and finances. <br />I <br />I The State offers to finance the cost of engineering, with the understanding that <br />I the matter will be submitted to the voters, and that the engineering charges be <br /> refunded to the State out of funds, secured from the Goverrup.ent, if the proposal is <br />,) voted favora!J,ly. Otherwise the cost of engineering to be, paid by the State. <br /> Councilman Lamb moved that the City accept the proposal as made and the motion was <br />I seconded and ca,rried. <br /> Reports of the Police ~futron ahd Library Board were placed on file. <br />I <br />II A proposal of Oren Davi~ was submitted to the Council in which Mr. Da vi s <br /> agreed to turn over hi s certificate of tax delinquency to the City, which he now <br /> holds against the eight acre tract in the name of Esther Humphrey Tschanz, and <br /> that as conside_t:'ation of the surrender of the certificate to the City, the City <br />I give him credit for the amount invested in said certificate against his own 1'1'01'- <br />II erty assessment liens. The matter was referred to the City Attorney and Judiciary <br /> Committee with power to act. I <br /> ~ Mr. D. E. Baker submitted an offer to pay the City $25.00 in settlement <br />:; of a lien balance of $36.42 against his property on West 8th Avenue near Almaden, <br />~ as his portion of the cost of sidewalk construction. This matter having been in d <br />Ii di spu te for a long time, and 1;;11'. Baker occupying the posi ti on of an innocent party, <br /> a motion was made, seconded and carried on an aye and nay vote instructing the <br />! Treasurer to accept the $25.00 in full settlement. <br /> I . <br />I' The Recorder reported applications as follows for refunding delinquent <br />\. assessments: <br />I Number Name . Amount <br />II 1 Edwin G. and Frances G. Hatch $100.00 <br /> 2 Sadie M. and G. Ray Martin 83.17 <br /> 3 Theodore and Minnie Forcier 277.17 <br /> 4 G.' O. and Dorothea Lee Haugen 176.87 '. <br />I 5 F. M. and Pearl F. Buckingham and) <br /> R. T. and Ellen Ewing ) 327.38 <br /> 6 J. H. and Marie V. Barr 211. 20 <br /> 7 J. R. and Maggie Park ili25.00 <br /> 8 Mrs. Sadie E. stratton 108.18 <br /> 9 Ruhamah R. Jackson 271.47 <br /> 10 Ruhamah R. Jackson 516.23 <br /> 11 Berenich I. Fisher 178.18 <br /> 12 Laura S.tillman 79.75 <br /> 13 Church of God - by F. Ho VanLydegraf 427.08 <br /> 14 J. M. and Bertha Ballingall 165.16 <br /> 15 Sarah Eo Skene 202.77 <br />i! 16 E. H. McAlister 161.46 <br /> 17 S. Elizabeth Rankin - Ex-AdministratriJd <br />I) of the Estate of S. Caroline Rankin, ) <br />II Deceased. ) 507.63 <br />'I 18 Sar~h E. Rankin, Administrator of the) I <br />:i <br />Ii Estate of Frank A. Rankin, Deceased ) 327.42 <br />I, 19 Ethel M. Stillman 241.85 <br />)1 <br />II 20 W. F. G. and Jane S. Thacher 429.23 <I" <br /> 21 W. F.G. and Jame S. Thacher 150.00 <br /> 22 B. Henry 266.32 <br /> I 23 A. J. and Mary E. Manley 166.99 <br /> 24 Elmer A. and Edith M. Droste 222.87 <br /> 25 Zora M. Cu:il vel' 426.44 <br /> I . <br />~, <br />