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<br />Upon motion, seconded and carried, the Recorder was instructed to write
<br />the Oregon Liquor Control Commission to cancel the wine license of the Broadway
<br />Cash Store.
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<br />Councilman Reid nominated Mr. Fred E. ~amb as President of the Council for
<br />1936, and moved that his election to said office be confirmed. Motion was second-
<br />ed by Councilman Zumwalt, and Councilman Hendershott moved that nominations be
<br />closed and a unanimous ballot be cast for Mr. Lamb. Motion was seconded and
<br />carried, and the Recorder did then cast a unanimous ballot.
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<br />The Street Committee, by Chairman Lamb, reported that they were in need of
<br />some new equipment at the city barn, including a press, drill, and lathe, the
<br />price of which would be $700.00, but this would be reduced by the amount of tbe
<br />trade-in value of an electric motor. He pointed out that they had in their
<br />budget $1,000.00 for a new truck, but they felt this was more important than a
<br />truck.this year, if proper- terms could be made. No action was taken at this
<br />time.
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<br />A letter from Mr. Goold, City Sehool Superintendent, was presented asking
<br />permission to close certain streets during certain hours of the day on account
<br />of school children playing. This was referred to the Street Committee.
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<br />A letter from Mr. D. H. Bowman concerning the loss of a coupon on Park
<br />Bond #117, asking for payment, was read, and the City Attorney stated that he
<br />would hav.e to post bond to the City securing that amount of the coupon.
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<br />The annual report for 1935, from the City Engineer, and the December 1935
<br />report of the Eugene Public Library were read and ordered filed.
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<br />A petition for a stop street at the corner of 8th and Washington Streets
<br />was read, and upon motion dulyseconded and carried the same was ordered-made a
<br />stop street on both sides of Washington.
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<br />An Ordinance levying assessments for the paving of Sixteenth Avenue East
<br />from Willamette Street to Alder Street in the City of Eugene, Lane County, Oregon,
<br />was read the first time and passed its second and third readings by title under
<br />suspension of the rule.by the unanimous consent of the Council and was placed
<br />upon its final passage. The ayes and nays were called, Councilmen voting aye 8,
<br />nay none, absent none. The Ordinance was declared passed and numbered 8463.
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<br />An Ordinance permitting and auth0rizing the erection and construction of
<br />memorial monuments and/or buildings, pioneer memorials or pioneer museums pur-
<br />suant to an Act 0f the Special Session of the 1935 Legislature, being Senate Bill
<br />No. 60, was read the second time and after considerabl~ discussion, Councilman
<br />Hendershott suggested that this wait until after the election of January 31st.
<br />Mr. Cal Young, representing the ,Pioneer Association of Lane County, stated that
<br />all they were interested in was cooperating with the City or interested parties,
<br />and any conditions that were not right they would make them right.
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<br />Report from the City Attorney and City Engineer in regard to the request
<br />of L. J. Plowman for an adjustment an assessments on his property, was read
<br />denying this cancellation. Upon motion, seconded and carried the report was
<br />accepted.
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<br />An Ordinance requ1rlng all dogs in the City of Eugene to wear collars and
<br />have attached thereto a license tag required by Section 20-2317 Oregon Code, 1930,
<br />as amended by Chapter 309 of the 1933 Oregon Laws, was read the first time, and
<br />after considerable discussion was held for two weeks.
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<br />An Ordinance amending Section 3 of Ordinance No. 8460 entitled f1An Ordinance
<br />licensing, taxing and regulating theatre s, vaudevilles" moving pieture shows, and
<br />other shows and entertainments and exhibitions within the City of Eugene.lI, which
<br />ordinance was passed by the Common eouncil on the 13th day of January, 1936, and
<br />approved by the Mayor on the 14th day of January, 1936, by correcting the rating
<br />~n the fourth paragraph of the licensing provision, was read the first.time and
<br />{pas,' ed its second and third reading by title under suspension of the rule by the
<br />nimous consent of the Council and was placed upon its final passage. The ayes
<br />and nays were called, Councilmen voting aye 8, nay none, absent none. The
<br />Ordinance was declared passed and numbered 8464.
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<br />The Recorder was requested to check upOn the turnover of the Boxing
<br />Commission, as to the amount, segregation, etc.
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<br />Mr. J. B. McKinney, addressed the Council concerning the assessment on
<br />paving that has been charged to him, and this was referred to the Judiciary
<br />Committee, City Attorney, and City Engineer.
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<br />Councilman Simon requested the members of the Council to check over a new
<br />vending machine, and decide whether or not they wished to license it. No action
<br />was taken.
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<br />The Recorder was requested to read the recommendation of the Judiciary
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