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<br />his opinion it would 'l;J8 necessary ei ther for the council to endorse the measure
<br />for submission or for the ma tter to come before the council in the shape of a
<br />voters petition. Councilm311 Hendershott moved that the City drop the consideration
<br />I of a dog ordinance, and the motion was seconded and carried.
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<br />Ci ty Engineer Clubb rer>or ted the sidewalk of A. G. Enright, construe ted by ~
<br />ordinance no. 2700, had been construe ted by a contrac tor hired by the property ,;~
<br />oVlJ.n.er without the City inspection, and on the basis of this report was on motion "::
<br />ordered that the protest of Mr. Enright in connection with the payment of his fJ:
<br />assessment be denied.
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<br />Tvlr. Clubb also reported that the repair bill of $8.25, which Walter Zarewski
<br />had presented to the council, had been incurred because of a clogged condition
<br />of the main line of the Ci ty sewer. A motion was made and seconded that a warrant
<br />be (~awn in favor of Mr. Zarewski for $8.25. The ayes and nays were called, all
<br />councilmen present voting aye, nay, none, absent Washburne.
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<br />A communication from the Eugene Milk Producers Assn., expreSSing approval
<br />of the cities enforcement of the milk ordinance and assuring their cooperation with
<br />the milk inspector, was read and placed on file.
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<br />The recorder was instructed to get prices for various parking signs required
<br />under the new traffic law.
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<br />A comnmnica t i on from Ge orge O. Goodall, que st ioning the legali ty of the
<br />assessment against Lot 12, Block 2, Agate Plat, for seVifer construction, was read
<br />and placed on file.
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<br />Chairman of Street Co~nittee recommended the purchase of a paving cutting
<br />machine, 311d on mot ion it was ordered that t he purchase "be authorize d at $195,
<br />and a purchase order be issued b~T the 1" ecorder.
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<br />The monthly report of the Eugene Public Library was placed on file.
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<br />Applications for rooming permits of Clarence H. Preston for the Central
<br />Hotel, ancl 1Tae Urick at 57'~ West Sixth Ave. with the O. K. of the Chief of Police,
<br />were ordered granted.
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<br />I A petition was presented for the construction of a sidewalk on the West side
<br />of Aga te Stree t be tween 24th &: 25th Avenues. Chairman Lamb 0 f the S tree t commi t tee
<br />recommended that the sidewalk be constructed, but that the same should be con-
<br />structed on the East side of said street, that side being built up 'vvith residences.
<br />A mo tion was made, seconded, and carried tha t a walk be constructed and that
<br />ordinances be .prepared therefor.
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<br />l\Ir. Roy H. Hewi tt ap,peared before the Council311d stated that he had no
<br />objections to the ordinance levying assessments for reassessing the paving of a
<br />portion of Villard Street from Franklin Boulevard to 19th Avenue and withdrew any
<br />o'bjections thereto. The o'bjections of M. B. Gilmore and J. M. Devers, having been
<br />duly considered, a motion was made, seconded and carried that said objections be
<br />denied. ,Whereon the ordinance was read the second and third time and placed upon
<br />its fInal passage. The ayes and nays were called, all councilmen voting aye, nay,
<br />none, absent Washburne. The Ordinance was declared passed g.nd numbered 7711.
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<br />Sixteen sidevvalk Assessment Ordinances, having 'been read the first time on
<br />December 9, 1929, and registered notices for protest having 'been sent, and now no
<br />pI' ote st sbe ing rece i ve d, said ordi Dance s were read the see ond time, and passed
<br />their third readings "by title "by unanimous consent under suspension of the rule,
<br />and were placed on their final passage. The ayes and nays were called, all
<br />councilmen voting aye, nay, none. The Ordinances were declal"ed passed, and
<br />numbered from 7712 to 7727 ,both numbers inclusive.
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<br />An Ordinance authorizing the issuance and sale of $137,048.96 of Improvement
<br />Bonds of the City of Eugene, Oregon, and directing that they be advertised for
<br />sale, all in accordance with the provisions of Chapter XV of Title XXVII, of the
<br />Oregon Laws, commonly known as the TlBancroft Bonding Act." was read the first time,
<br />and passed its second and thi1"d readings by title by unanimous consent under sus-
<br />pension of the rule, and was placed on its final passage. The ayes and nays were
<br />called, all Councilmen votin€; aye, nay, none, absent Washburne. The Ordinance was
<br />declared passed and numbered 7728.
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<br />I An Ordinance reassessing the paving on the abutting property for the paving
<br />of Madison Street from the South line of 8th Avenue to the North line of West
<br />Broadway in the City of Eugene, Oregon, and fixing a time and place for the hearing
<br />of objections and cUrecting the giving of notice, was read the first time, and
<br />passed its second and third readings 'by title by unanimous consent under suspension
<br />of the rule, and W0S placed on its final passage. The ayes and nays were called,
<br />all Councilmen vo ting aye, nay, none, ab sent Washburne. The Ordinance was declared
<br />passed aild numbered 7729.
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<br />A resolution, conveying the City of ~tlgene's deepest sympathy to the family
<br />of Governor I. L. Patterson, was adopted, and the following is a copy:
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