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<br /> Council Chamber~, Eugene, Oregon ~.
<br />I July 23, 1928. ~;
<br /> Minutes of the adjourned: meeting of the Common Council held at the
<br /> hour of 7:30 o'clock P. M., July 23,1928, "there being present Mayor A. L.
<br /> Williams on and all members of the Common Council.
<br /> Meeting called to order at 7:30 o'clock P. M. by the Mayor.
<br /> .. A representative of the International Hod Carriers, Building and
<br /> , Common Laborers Un~ion of America, appeared before the Council, asking the
<br /> City to establish a minimum wage scale of $5.00 per day, and asking that actual
<br /> resident laborers only, be employed as far as possibe. Such petition was fully
<br /> discus,sed, and the petitioner informed that the City now has an Ordinance
<br /> covering practically the same matter ",as petitioned for, and such petitioners
<br /> were given the assurance the Council would do the best. possible :for them. The
<br /> matter was referred to the Judiciary Committee and the 6ity Attorney for report.
<br /> Mr. F. D. Hobi apPE:ared on beha.lfof the Hobi Airways Com'pany, and
<br /> presented a petition to the lIouncil aSkinE: that the City enter into an agreement
<br /> with such company fora five year period, giving them the exclusive right to
<br /> engage in transporting by airplane, passengers and freight for hire, an exclusive
<br /> right to install a gasoline sta tion at the Eugene airport, and otherwise stating
<br /> wha t ::uch company would be wi lling to do in case such franchise is awarded.
<br /> Such ma tter was referred to the Judiciary Commi ttee, and the Park Board for
<br /> report at the next meeting of the Council;
<br /> As per the call, bids were opened as per the resolution for constructing
<br /> a new outlet to the Polk Street Sewer as follows:
<br /> Hargreaves & Lindsay $19,490.00
<br /> StiBlfl Bros. 18,~90.00
<br /> Snow and Hall 17,910.00
<br /> Guy F. Pyle 17,696.00
<br /> L. P. Harmon 16,169.00
<br />I Such bids were referred to the Sewer Committee for report, and such
<br /> Committtee recommended the bid of L. P. Harmon at t16,169.00 be accepted, and,
<br /> on motion, the report of ::uch committee w~s adopted and the Mayor and Recorder
<br /> we.re directed to enter into a contract with such bidder for the perf.ormance
<br /> o'f such wd rk.
<br /> Committee reports were called for: - - -
<br /> The Judiciary, Healt~, Printing, and Police Committees had no reports
<br /> to make.
<br /> The Finance Committee recommended the following estimates be paid:
<br /> The estimate of Stien Brosl for the re-surfacing
<br /> of certain Streets within the City. ~23,000.00
<br /> The estimate of Hargreaves and Lindsay ~or the
<br /> ,paving of the alleys between Oak and Pearili 2,561.35
<br /> Streets, and between 12th and 13th Avenues.
<br /> . The estimate of Hargreaves and Lindsay for the
<br /> pavi~ of 16th Avenue from Olive Street to
<br /> Lincoln Street. 3,145.90
<br /> The estimate of Stien Bros. for the paving of
<br /> Lincoln Street from 22nd Avenue to 23rd ktrenue. 3,815.91 "
<br /> The estimate of Stien Bros. fa I' the pa ving of
<br /> 22nd Avenue from Charnelton Street to Washington
<br /> Street. 8,159.22 .
<br /> The estimate of Stien Bros. for the widening of
<br /> Eleventh Avenue from Willamette Street to Lincoln
<br />I Street. 3,202.50
<br /> The estimate of Stien Bros. for the paving of
<br /> FillmDre Street from 6th Avenue to the alley
<br /> Sou th of 6th Avenue ~. " 1,453.95
<br /> On 1"011 call, the reco~nendation of such Committee was unanimously
<br /> adop ted. ' ,
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