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~O6 ----- I -~ -- ~- -~. -- ---....- - - - - - - -- -- - IMPROVEMENT BOND SINKING FUND ~ .':0 F. Wentworth, Treasurer 878.61 Lane County Abstract Co. 199.35 I :'~ .I ,.: A. E. Knowlton 19.30 S. M . C al kin s 43.15 George O. Goodal~ 35.00 Guard Publishing Company 113.10 . . PLAYGROUND FUND . R. A. Babb Hardware Co. 7~00 .Edith Hays 16.00 ~ugene Hardware Company 20.82 .Albert Sandner 14.00 I Hansen Paper Company 3.0r( .Frank Fassett 30.00 Hendershott's Gun Store 27.20 Marion Weitz 44.00 $tevens and Groshong 21.50. Leonard Scroggins 60 ..00 Tiffany-Davis Drug Company r( .90 John Stewart 26.00 Twin Oaks Bldrs Supply Company 7.83 . Virginia Beck 7.75 Beth Taylor 14.00 W. P. Walter 17.00 Anna Rose. Cothrel1 15.00 Harold Olny 10.00 ./ ... G. A. Sprague 80.00 Councilman P. J. Hanns, Chairman of the Fire and Water Committee~ recommended the issuance of bills to the following parties to whom services had been rendered by the Eugene Fire Department: Charles Baker, Elmira, Oregon, $15; Dewey McAlpine, River Road, $12.50; Dewey McAlpine, $5.00; Rex Knight, Springfiel , $7.50; R. H. Burch, Burch Shoe Store, $9..00; City of Coburg, $43.00. Upon motion 16 made and duly seconded, this recommendation was unanimously approved. I Councilman Farr ington, Chairman of the Heal th Committee, stated tha Frank Chambers, had requested additional time for demolition of the Yates Hotel by reason of the fact that the tenants had not been able to find other living quarters. Mr. Lamb reported that Mr. Chambers in talking to him, had requested a 17 extension of one year. The matter was referred to the Health Committee. I Councilman Page, Chairman of the Park Committee, made the following I recommendations relative to the proposed WPA project: (1) That the request for a wading pool be stricken out; (2)- That the lumber salvage from the CCC buildings b not returned to the WPA but retained for the city's use; (3) That steps be taken to remove the old wire fence used for the deer and elk pens in Hendrick's Park.. I was pointed out that any or all materials needed for such projects would be paid out of the 1939 Park Budget to be provided by the Budget Committee this year. Up n motion made and seconded, .the Mayor and Recorder were authorized to execute the 18 necessary papers, allowing the project and it was so ordered. / Mayor' Large remarked that he had rece i ved a communi cat ion from E. J. Griffith wherein he stated that the city would have to make a formal request to the WPA for the purpose of removing the old.CCC buildings in Skinner's Butte Park and retaining the materials therefrom. Upon motion made and seconded, resolution 19 authorizing the Mayor and Recorder to make wch a request, was unanimously adopte by members of the council. tResolution on page 108) * ! Communication from Dr. E. L. Gardner, Health Officer, requesting ~he city's health and sanitary measu~es be ~nforced on circus and carnival ground, and granting him authority of a police officer in matters pertaining to sanitatio 20 ~nd the health of the gen~ral public, was upon motion made and duly seconded,.ap- proved. I Request of Charles C. Davis for a permit to operate a broiler plant at 1609 Villard Street, was denied by the Board of Appeals and action sustained 21 by the council. . I I . . Request from Glenn O. Graham to convert the upstairs of his house at 2190 Willamette Street into living quarters, was presented. The Board of Ap- peals recommended that Mr. Graham be granted a permit to make only interior changes and the building of a dormer window. Upon motion made and seconded, the 22 recommendation of the Board was duly sustained. / , Request from Dr. W. E. Moxley asking for a permit to remodel the hous,e at 1393 Beech Str~et into Apartments, was granted by the Board of Appeal s- I 23 and recommendation sustained by the council. I Communication fro,m Herschel R. Taylor complaining about traffic: conditions on East 13th from Alder on past University, was presented. In his communication Mr. Taylor further commented that the city's edict prohibiting ~rucks from this area we.s being ignored ~l togeth~r. To solve the confronting problems, it was Mr. Taylor's suggestion that th~ city install troughs or dips in the street to prevent cars traveling at a high rate of speed and likewise miriimize the truck traffic. The matter was referred to the Police and Street Com 24 mittees. ) ! ~