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<br />C'ounci 1 Chambers, Eugene;, Oregon
<br />February 14. 1939
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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., February 14, 1939. Mayor Large presided over the meeting.
<br />Councilmen present.were: Messrs. Lamb, Reid, Bond, Carlson, Farrington, Hanns,
<br />Page, and Koppe; absent, none.
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<br />The minutes of the previous meeting, January 23, 1939, were presented and
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<br />Communication from Or-egon Motor Stages requesting authorization to abandon
<br />certain bus operations and commence new operations within the city of Eugene, was
<br />.referred to the Police Committee to report at the next meeting.
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<br />Mr. Anderson of the U.S. Engineer requested the council to designate office
<br />space to be used by the U.S. Army Engineer in the event of a flood to this region
<br />similar to that of 1861. it was suggested that an ideal location would be in the
<br />neighborhood of the University which is free of high waters. The city is,to
<br />contact officials of the University and mutually agree upon a headquarter and there
<br />,4 with notify Mr. H. ,M. Rigler, 433 Pittock Block, Portland, Oregon of their findings
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<br />The request of Pete's Bakery to erect a neon sign in front of their building
<br />/5 located at 1622 Olive Street, was referred to the Board of Appeals for consideratio .
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<br />Clyde Johnston, attorney, made a plea for special peddling privileges for
<br />A. T. Hall, a local man, who had been peddling oranges from door to door in the cit
<br />of Eugene. It was pointed out that Mr. Hall had started a peddling trade and due
<br />to this occupation had taken himself from the relief roll. If he were forced to
<br />pay the high city license, required of all peddlers, he would be unable to meet
<br />it and would be back on relief again. The matter was referred to the Judiciary Com
<br />f mittee and City Attorney for report at the next meeting.
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<br />The Judiciary committee recommended that the $108.19 claim of Dr. A. H. Ross,
<br />17 presented by the law firm of Harris and Bryson, be denied and it was so ordered.
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<br />Relative to the Harlow Hudson p,roperty offer, the Judiciary Committee recom-
<br />mended that Lots 4 and 5, Block 25, College Hill Park Addition, be sold at the
<br />listed price and that Lots 3 and 6 be withdrawn from the market and reappraised.
<br />It was pointed out that the reason for withdrawal is that the city cannot give titl
<br />to the same. The recommendation of the committee was duly approved.
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<br />Offer by Rodman's Realtors on behalf of client I.G. K~osness in the aciount of
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<br />$200.00 for Lot 1, Block 3, Melnase Addition, was accepted by the Finance Committee
<br />and upon motion made and duly seconded, approved by the council.
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<br />The $475.00 ofrer of E. H. Peterson on behalf of client C. D. Quinn for'
<br />Lot 6 in BpoklO, section 10 of the unplatted portion of Eugene, the lot being
<br />located between Brbadway and 10th and facing Van Buren, was accepted by the Finance
<br />Committee and approved by the council upon motion duly made and seconded. '
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<br />Offer of F. J. Berger, Realtor, on "behalf of client Cecil 1. Small' in ,the
<br />amount of $890.00 for Lot 3, Section 10~ -Book 10 of the unplatted portion bf
<br />"Eugene 66 2/3' by 1601 (known as 1144 west Broadway, was accepted by the Finance
<br />Committee and upon motion made and seconded, approved by the council.
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<br />Offer of Edith Gardiner for client William Grossluck in the amount of $550.00
<br />for Lot 8, Block 1, Shelton's Addition (51 Lawrence street) was denied by the '
<br />Finance commi ttee and a counter-offer' of $600.,00 extended. Upon motion made and
<br />seconded, the recommendation of the committee was duly approved.
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<br />Offer of Edith Gardiner for client B. P. Dutke in the amount of $350.00 for
<br />Lot 4, Block 2, Shelton's Second Addition (11 Lawrence street), Was accepted by the
<br />Finance Committee and duly approved by the council.
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<br />Communication from Lance W. Hart wherein he states that he is willing to ac-
<br />cept the council's counter-offer' of $1400.00 for Lot 12, Block 5, Gross Addition,
<br />was presented and approved.
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<br />The finance committee recommended that Mr. C. P. Wright who had accepted the
<br />council's counter-offer of $500.00 for the South 50 feet of Lots 1 and 2, Block 3,
<br />Rugh's Addition, be allowed to pay for the same on the following terms, to-wit:
<br />$25.00 cash, $75.00 February 1st and the 'balance at $25.00 per month plus 6% intere t
<br />on deferred payments, all to be due on o~ before one year. The council approved of
<br />this procedure. '
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<br />A. C. Farrington, Chairman of the FJnance Committee, reported the following
<br />bills to the council with a recommendation that they be allowed and motion was made
<br />seconded and Carr ied. that Warrants be drawn for the same. The ayes and nays were
<br />called, councilmen voting aye: Reid, Lamb" Bond, Carlson, .P'arrington, Hanns, Page
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