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<br />Council Chambers, Eugene, Oregon
<br />September 14, 1936
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<br />The minutes of the regular meeting of the common council held at the hour of ~~
<br />7:30,o'clock P. M., September 14, 1936. Council was called to order by Mayor Large,
<br />all councilmen present except Hendershott, Simon and Zumwalt. Minutes of the ad-
<br />journed meeting ~f August 24th were read and ordered filed.
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<br />Mayor Large called for presentations from members of the audience. Mrs. Emma
<br />Morrison, speaking in behalf of Dorothy D. Mitchell, asked for refund of her build-
<br />1 ing permit fee due to the fact that circumstances were such that they were not able --
<br />to build at the present time. Upon motion made and seconded return of the building
<br />fee in the amount of $2.00 was granted.
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<br />Mr. John T. Evans presented a petition devising a system of traffic control
<br />in the city of Eugene. Mayor Large stated that request had been made to the State
<br />. Highway commission for investigation of our traffic conditions and until a report '-
<br />2 had been brought in, then the city would be in a position to determine a proper
<br />system of control. Mayor Large placed the matter in the hands of the Police Com-
<br />mittee for consideration.
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<br />Mr. Ivan H. Ware, distributor of games of skill, presented to the council a
<br />Rotary Vending Machine and asked that it be licensed under the regular Pin and Ball
<br />Ordinance, together with a Miniature Bowling Game, the operation of which he ex- ............
<br />3 plained to the council. Councilmen Bond and Carlson expressed approval of both
<br />machines and upon motion of Carlson, seconded by Bond, the Rotary Vending Machine
<br />and Miniature Bowling Game were ordered licensed under the Pin and Ball Ordinance.
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<br />,Mr. A. F. Foss, Division Engineer of the Richfield Oil Company, addressed the
<br />council, requesting permission be granted to erect a service station at the north-
<br />east ~orner of 11th Avenue and Mill Streets. He also mentioned the types of __
<br />mater1.als to be utilized in the construction of the building. Mr. W. C. Clubb,
<br />4 City Engineer, pointed out that under the Building Code, plaster must be used. Mr.
<br />'1-- Foss stated that they would comply with the Engineer's request and plaster where
<br />. they had planned to use other material.
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<br />, Mr. Art Campbell, at the request of the Engineer's Office, asked for a special
<br />permit for the storage of wood at First and Madison Streets, as he was not located
<br />,in a woodyard district and had stacked approximately 200 cords and for his own
<br />protection.asked permission to maintain the wood there until he had completely sold "
<br />out. Councilman Lamb suggested that permission be granted. Councilman Hendershott
<br />objected as Mr. Campbell had set no definite time for the removal. Mr. Campbell pro
<br />mised ,April 1, 1937 to be the time limit. Councilman Bond seconded Lamb's motion.
<br />5 Councilman Harris believed it only just that Mr. Campbell obtain a petition from the
<br />adjoining neighbors voicing satisfaction to the stacking of wood in that vicinity.
<br />Question was called and due to the closeness of the vote, Mayor Large called for
<br />the ayes and ~ays. Councilmen voting aye, Lamb, Reid, Bond and Carlson; nay, Hen-
<br />dershqtt, and Harris; absent, Simon and Zumwalt.
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<br />The following requests placed before the ,Judiciary Committee for cancellation
<br />of pr~ncipal orvprincipal and interest~ere acted ~on negatively by~he committee:
<br />= 6 William Forrester, client of D. F. Skene, Claire Kneeland, G. E. Strfatton. The ___
<br />tt' Judiciary Co~ittee requested two weeks additional time for consideration of the
<br />Southern PaCIfic Company's request. Upon motion made and seconded the report of the
<br />Judiciary Committee was adopted.
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<br />Councilman Hendershott of the Finance Committee presented the bills for the
<br />month of August with a recommendation that warrants be drawn for them. It was
<br />seconded and the ayes and nays were called. Councilmen voting aye, six; nay, none;
<br />absent, Simon and ZUIDwalt.
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<br />PLAYGROUND FUND
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<br />William Zimmerman 2.40 Adcraft Sign Company 4.00
<br />Allen Steinmetz 8.00 G. A. Sprague 40.00
<br />Marion Roe 4.00 G. A. Sprague 4.42
<br />Edith Hays 66.50 University of Oregon 34.17
<br />~I Lila Schumacher 63.00 Marion Weitz 36.00
<br />Kathryn Agee " 66.50 Leonard Scroggins 31.50
<br />James Smith 44.00 Helen Wells 4.00
<br />. I Marion Weitz 88.00 Stevens & Gro~hong 1.10
<br />Leonard Scroggins 77.00 Pacific Tel and Tel Company 4.61
<br />Doris Hack 27.00 D. E~ Nebergall Meat Co. 3.00
<br />R. L. Henagin 80.00 New Service Laundry 7.81
<br />R. G. Dykstra 5.00 Hendershott's Gun Store 6.50
<br />G. A. Sprague 120.00 Lightning Service 3.45
<br />Lucille Pickert 10.00 McMorran & Washburne 9.75
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