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<br />Council ChambersJ Eugene, Oregon
<br />1I-1arch 1L~, 1938
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<br />The minutes of the regular meeting of the Connnon Council held. at the hour of 7:30 o'clock
<br />P.M., March 14, 1938. Mayor Large called the meeting to order. Counci.lmen present were: Messrs.
<br />Lamb, Hendershott, Reid, Page, Hanns, Farrington, Bond and Carlson; abs,ent, none.
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<br />The minutes of the previous meeting, February 28, 1938, were presented and ordered filed.
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<br />Attorney William East addressed the council on behalf of his client, Norman D. Pohll,
<br />whose request for the reclassification of the property at the N. W. corner of the intersection of
<br />Oak and Thirteenth from the multi-family to a business zone, had been denied by the Board of Appeals
<br />Mr. East \\'8.S interrupted in the course of his conversation and advised that his client had withdra
<br />his reque!3t ~therefore the decision of -the Board of Appeals on the matter, was likewise withdra: .
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<br />4 city AttorKey C-hlkins, having been called upon by Councilman Lamb, Chairman of the
<br />Judiciary Connnittee, to explain the City's position in regard to the r€!quest of Lane County Abstraot
<br />Company, stated that wi th the certificates signed by the City Treasurer certifying that the property
<br />was clear of liens, the city's position would not be very favorable in case the city determined to
<br />insist on collection. It was therefore his reoommendation that the lien dockets be corrected to
<br />show these olaims were all paid and said property clear of liens. The Judiciary Connnittee, recom-
<br />mended approval of the procedur~outlined by th~ Ci W AttRrneyl"\.AlliL.upon motion, ;nade and duly seconde ,
<br />this action was approved.~ u -"'-'1... ~'t.~ ,{j-r-rr'~ ~~-#rl-
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<br />The Finance Connnittee reported the following bills to the cO'\;lIloil with a recommendation
<br />tha t they be allowed and motion was made, s eco !l.ded and oarried that wa.rrants be dralm. for the same.
<br />The &yes and nays were called, councilmen voting aye: Lamb, Hendershott, Reid, Hanns, Page, Far-
<br />rington, Bond and Carlson; nay, none; absent, none.
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<br />GENERAL BOND INTEREST FUND
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<br />F. Wentworth, Treasurer
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<br />IMPROVEMENT BOND INTEREST FUND
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<br />$62.50
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<br />F. Wentworth, Treasurer 1805.00
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<br />IMPROVEMENT BOND SDIKING FUND
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<br />May B. Cherry
<br />Frank F. Brooke
<br />Hovey Insurance Agenoy
<br />George O. Goodall
<br />Casoade Investment & Mortgage Co.
<br />Fred Wentworth, Treasurer
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<br />INTERSECTION FUND
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<br />F. Wentworth, Treasurer
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<br />SPECIAL ROAD AND STREET FUND
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<br />Carlson-Hatton & Ray, Inc.
<br />Clark Battery & Electrio Co.
<br />Eugene Planing Mill
<br />Eugene Sand and Gravel Co.
<br />Eugene Concrete Pipe Company
<br />Goettling Sign Company
<br />Scobert Bldg Material Company
<br />Strobel and Miller
<br />Twin Oaks Builders' Supply Co.
<br />C.P. Tillman Company
<br />Wal t e rs- Bush ong Lurrb er Co., Inc.
<br />F. Wentworth, Treasurer
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<br />GENERAL FUND
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<br />16.20
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<br />25.22
<br />43.22
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<br />890.53
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<br />38.59
<br />54.67
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<br />41.25
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<br />16.68
<br />43.09
<br />146.50
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<br />Aetna Life' Insuranoe Company 68.85 Cresseys' 1.50
<br />Aetna Li fe InsU[" anc e Company 111.54 Fire Prot ection 1.00
<br />Pacific Hospital Association 58.25 Granzer's 3.20 I
<br />Eugene Hospital and Clinic 28.00 League or Oregon Cities 9.45
<br />National Municipal League 5.00 American I.a.FrancEI & Foamite Ind us. 32.99
<br />Public Management 4.00 Eugene Water Board 5.60
<br />Burroughs Adding Machine Company 8.70 Edgar A. Dugan 20.00
<br />Eugene Water Board 1.57 Eugene Steam I.a.undry 9.31
<br />Eug ene Water Board 92.28 Eugene Storage BEL ttery Company 24.00
<br />Henry Tymer Company, Inc. 3.76 Eugene Hardware Company 3.55
<br />Hanson BluePrint Company, Inc. 25.43 R.C.A. Communications, Inc. 2.50
<br />Sanborn Map Company 29.00 Western Union .48
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