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<br />A motion was 1m.de, seconded, and carried th:Lt the Judiciary Committee
<br />investigate the qaestion of costs and des,irability of geneml insurc.nce covering
<br />all C'ity emploJrees.
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<br />A motiion was made, seconded, and carried directing the Recorder to
<br />advertise for bids for t,he purchase of the old City fire truck.
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<br />Mr. Frank Fay Eddy reported generally on the legi:31ative program at
<br />Salem as fJi'ffect;lng municipalifjies and its, tendenc,i.es to break down homerule of
<br />Cities, and calle,d attention to the work being done by the League of Municipal-
<br />ties along legislative lines. The Judiciary Committee recommended that Eugene
<br />join the League of Munici'palities, and that a warrant be drawn for $25.00 in
<br />payment of our dues to said League. Motion was rmde and seconded to adopt such
<br />recommendation. The ayes and nays were called, all Councilmen voting aye, nay,
<br />none.
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<br />A c ommunica ti on fI'Oln the South ern Pac if i c Co. by Mr. E. L. King, re la tin
<br />to the si dewal1<:s on C olumb ia and Aga te S tre e t, agre €ling that the C olnpany will
<br />assume the expense of constructing crushed rock walks on Columbia and Agate utr~et,
<br />but that the Company did" not cO,rlsider the installatioIl of warning bells necessary
<br />at these POilltS. On motion, it was ordered that the Cit y aecept the proposal of
<br />the Railwa.y Co. as to cross walks.
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<br />The statement of the Eugene Public Library for the month of January
<br />was ordered filed.
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<br />The l'eport of Building Inspec tor Vi. H. Alexander, for the man th 0 l'
<br />January was read, and on mot ion duly adopted.
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<br />The application of Sig Skavlan to erect an aerial at 159 E. 13th St.
<br />rms on mot,ion granted.
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<br />The ,petition for paving the all.eys both ways through Block 1, Skinners
<br />Donation, w/as l~ead, and on motion granted" and the C"ty Engineer instructed to
<br />prepare plans and spe;ciflcations.
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<br />The :petition of property owners for the pavement of the alley between
<br />Willamette ancL Olive' Street from 6th Avenue to 5th Avenue, was referred bacle to
<br />the Street Committee.
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<br />A petition for a street light ort the East side of Walnut Street midway
<br />be tween 13th Av"e.aue and 15 th Avenue was g~anted upon recommenda tion of the F ,~re
<br />& Water Committee.
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<br />A petition for the, paving of James Avenue f~om Columbia Street to MOBS
<br />street was on recommendation of the Stl~eet Committee, grantE~d, and the City
<br />Engineer instructed to prepare plans and specifications. '
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<br />The proposal to pave Columbia Street between 24th and James Avenue was
<br />continued in tbe hands of the 9treet Comm.ittee for further consideration upon the
<br />suggestion that the lmprOVemCLG should be made to cover the pavement further South
<br />than proposed by the petition.
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<br />Application of Mrs. Minerva Flynn for a rooming house permit at 623
<br />Willamette St. was, on motion, granted.
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<br />Two side\ivalk Assessment Ordinances were read the, first time, and laid
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<br />Four sid.ewalk,Improvement Urdinances were, read the first time, and
<br />passed their' second and third reading'S b.y title by unanimous consent under
<br />suspension of the rule, and were placed on the ir final passage. The ayes and
<br />nays were calleid, all Councilmen voting aye, nay, none. The Ordinances were
<br />decked passed and numbered consecutively from 7298 to 7301:. both numbers in-
<br />clusive.
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<br />An Or'dinance ley-ying assessments for the construction of a sewer on the
<br />East side of Pot tel' S tree t from 24th Avenue to 22nd Avenue, hav ing been read the
<br />first time on January 28,1929, and registered notices for l?rotest having been
<br />sne t, and no protests being received, said ordinance was read the second time
<br />and passed its th I'd reading by title by unanimous consent under suspension of
<br />the rule, and vms placed on its final passage. The, ayes and na.ys were calle:d,
<br />all COW1cilmen voting aye, nay, none. The Ordinance was declared passed and
<br />numbered 7302.
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