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~448 -. .~ ~ Aetna Lif e Insur ance Co. Eugene Printing Co. Burroughs Addin~ Mach Co Sigman-Fell Ins. Co Eugene Water Board Hanson Blue Print Co The Broadway, Inc. Eugene Steam Laundry Fire Protection Manerud-Huntington Fuel Co Northwest Cities Gas Co Office Machinery & Supply Rensselaer Valve Co Funk & Wagnalls Company Shell Station #773 Western Union Telegraph Co Ransom Sand & Gravel Co Eugene Auto Top Co Eugene Handle & Hardwood Co Eugene Sand & Gravel Co Nordling Parts Co Oregon Supply Co Twin Oaks Builders Supply Co Veltum & Clow Mfg. Co. Waldorf Paint Co. C. F. Wright Eugene Concrete Pipe Co Eugene Mill & Elevator Co J. S. Green Seth Lal'laway C€ I I 1- i I ! I ,I 1 GENERAL FUND 78.54 23.00 8.70 123.75 80.95 11.23 25.69 9.46 1.00 30.00 9.17 7.50 177.84 3.14 2.00 4.01 6.50 5.00 3.50 53.10 8.78 20.37 7.99 14.19 2.48 364.50 14.95 10.58 5.00 . 2.50 Scobert Bldg. Material Co Western Auto Supply Co Williams Bakery Eugene Water Board Granzer's E. D. Furrer, M.D. L. G. Helterline Eugene Water Board Eugene Morning News State Industrial Acc Comm Eugene Public Library Central Heating ~o Clark Electric Co -Eugene Water Board J. W. Quackenbush & Son Allenbaugh Printing Co Cressey~s Clark Battery & Electric Co Geo. A. Halton Co Carlson, Hatton & Hay, Inc Ludford's Paint Store Hendershott's Gun store Eugene Water Board Eugene Hardware Co Brund Saw Shop R. A. Babb Hardware Co. Pacific Tel. & Tel. Co Standard Oil Co. F. Wentworth, Treasurer 1.95 .79 2.60 165.60 1.05 35.00 21.92 2309.23 3.71 189.79 500.00 31.25 1.65 9.19 1.90 4.00 8.65 15.33 19.72 20.72 28.37 9.60 2.16 7.50 2.85 9.52 13.05 226.ID7 100.00 I ............ . The Street Committee, by Chairman Lamb, moved that the gravel bids be rejected. This was seconded and carried 1 Councilman Lamb also wished to report unfavorably on the proposition offered by the Manerud-Huntington Fuel Co., which was that they do not rent or lease property to them for wood yand purposes. On motion, seconded and carried, his recommendation was approved. The Fire and Water Committee, by Chairman Bond, recommended the installation of a light in the alley between Hilyard and Alder and Broadway and the Millrace, as per the request of the petition. On motion duly seconded and carried the recommendation was adopted. The Printing and Parks Committee, by Chairman Carlson, reported that the Caretaker's Cottage in the Park, in his estimation, must be moved. He pointed out that it will cost about $50.00 for moving the building and approximately $18.00 to $25.00 for making new connections on the plumbing. On motion duly seconded and carried this was approved. The Police Committee, by Chairman Simon, reported that an application had been received for a wine license fram Mr. W. R. Wallace, and the Committee would like to hold this for a period of two weeks. ',.~ Petition from the University of Oregon Faculty and Students was reported upon with the following recommendation: That parking be prohibited on 13th Avenue East from Alder to University; that slow and school signs be placed in that district; and that officers check at regular intervals the traffic condition to see that there is no speeding or reckless driving. The Committee further recommends that Kincaid and University Streets' be not made stop street,s. Upon motion made and seconded this was adopted. Chairman Simon pointed out that he was confident that the people, instead ofc improving their driving, as a result of the Police Departmentls very active checking, were probably driving faster; and he further expressed the opinion that it would apparently be necessary for the Recorder to fine them not $5.00, but a much heavier fine, empound their car or revoke their driver's license. I fj Chairman Simon reported on the petition for one hour parking on South Park Street, and recommended that it be granted. On motion duly seconded and carried " ' the recommendation was adopted. Councilman Simon then moved that civil service for the Policemen be presented on the Primary ballot. Councilman Carlson seconded it. Councilman Reid expressed the opinion that it might be best to wait until the November Election to let the people vote on this question. He wanted it understood that he was for civil service, but that he thought that it might be wise to set up and get into operat- ion the civil service for the Firemen before taking on this. Councilman Zumwalt ~ '.