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<br />II C ounc il C ba mb e rs, Eugene, Ore.
<br />"0;. . . .... June 24th, 1929. I
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<br />~! Mlnutes of the adJourned meetlng of the Common Councll, held at
<br />1~"-"11 _~he hour of 7:30 o'clock P. M., on June 24th, 19G9. There were present Ma,y-or
<br />II: .ti. E. Viilder, and all members of the Council except Hendershott, Reid and Simon.
<br />i Mee t ing called. to 0 rder by the Mayor.
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<br />;& li~. Creibill of the Heilig Theatre requested permission of the
<br />r Council to hanga temporary cloth banner~across the Street, and the matter was
<br />Ii referred to the Building Inspector, with power to act.
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<br />, M:rs. Horton, as President of the Fedaration oj:' Women's Organiza-
<br />II tions, spoke objecting to the c.ontinued use of billboards in the advertising
<br />I of cigarettes. The matter was referred to the Judiciarv Committee.
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<br />il , lVII'S. Horton also called attention to the traffic danger at 19th
<br />and Willame tte ~treets,s'Uggesting tba t Stop Street siGns should be placed at
<br />the,East and North sides of the intersection.
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<br />l\ilr. E. W. Anderson, chairman of the Health & Sanitation Committee
<br />of the Sunset Trail Pageant, agreed to install twelve comfort stalls, six feet
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<br />high for convenience'at the Sunset Trail Pagenat, at a cost of ~85.00, wlthilthe
<br />understanding that the Ci ty is to take them down and. save them for future
<br />pageant s. Mot i on was ma de, sec onded, and carr ie d. to accep t the pI' opo si ti on.
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<br />~~ Councilmen Hendershott, Rei(l, and Simon appear'ed in Council at this
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<br />Chairman Large reported that the FLnance-Committee was considering
<br />the matter of liability insuranoe f'or City automobiles, but was not prepared to
<br />malee a report.
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<br />The ~proposal of A. R. Gray to deed a strip of land. on Indiana I'
<br />street to the Ci ty in return for a deed to the t.r'iangular parcel at the inter-
<br />section or Indiana and Columbia Street, was ~esented, and the Council agreed
<br />to accept the .proposal of' Mr. Gray if he would also deed to the City the strip
<br />of land along Columbia Street.
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<br />This being the time for consideration of proposed construction of
<br />, ornamental Street lighting ssstem on lOth Avenue L'rom Pearl Street to Charnelton
<br />, Street, on Charnel:ton Street to Broadway, on Broadway East to Olive Street, and
<br />on Olive Street to and including the 10t~ Avenue intersection, and due notice
<br />having been given by publication for the cons_deration of the Ordinance and
<br />hearing of objections, and no objections having oeen filed agalDst said proposed
<br />!~ improvement, and the Mayor at this tilne having called for objections, if any, and.
<br />! none being hea.rd, the Ordinance declaring the intention of the Council to install
<br />said ornamental Street lighting system, having been read the first time on June
<br />la, 1929, '-ivas ,read the sec ond time, and .Qassed its third reading by ti tIe by
<br />unanimous consent under suspension cf the rule, and. was placed on its final
<br />passage. The aye s and nays were called, all present vo ting aye, nay, none.. The
<br />Ordinanc.e was (ieclared passed and nUlnbered 7459. .
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<br />I.n response to the advertisemen t ~~'or bids for said ornamental Street
<br />lighting proje(}t, the bids having been received. at this time, were opened and
<br />read and referred to Chairman Lamb of the Street Committee, W. C. Clubb, City
<br />:d;ngineer, and G. A. McClain, Water & Light Superintendent, for r'urther examination
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<br />Councilman 11onroe called the a tten ti~on of the Council to the irreg-
<br />ularity in t,he vvidth of' the paved Streets throughout the business district of the
<br />City, and the matter' was referred to the Street Committee.
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<br />]\/1.!:'. Monroe also called attention to the numerous wood piles which
<br />have been allowed to remain l.n the ~treei:;s more than the time allowed by
<br />Ordinanc e. ThE: illS. t ter was referred to the Chief of Police.
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<br />.. C bairman Zumwal t of the Heal th C ommi t tee rep orted tha t~ his
<br />Committee woul!i recommend a slight ch~nge in the Milk Ordinance, but the same was I
<br />not in form fo.!:' consideration of the Council at this time.
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<br />M.!:'. Zumwalt's proposal to a(lvertise for bids for taking care of the -
<br />Comfort Stati.on, after some discu83i.on, was referred back to the Health Committee
<br />for fur the I' consi dera ti on.
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