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<br />Northwest Oi tiels Gas Co.
<br />Eugene Steam Laundry
<br />:..' G. A. Halton
<br />;- Applegate FUrniture CO.
<br />:N Impe r1 al Lunc h
<br />-"1""\ Chamberlain Bros. Fuel Co.'
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<br />Willame t te Wood. Yard
<br />Carl R. Baker's Film Shop
<br />The Western Union Telegraph Go.
<br />C. F. Wilder
<br />Lane Au toe om pa.ny
<br />Eugene Hardware Company
<br />E. C. Simmons Co.
<br />Eugene Sand &G,ravel Co.
<br />Neal Bond
<br />Kenneth Garter
<br />Nordling Parts 00mpany
<br />C. L. Dunn Motor Co.
<br />Motor Tool Specialty Co.
<br />Walters-Bushong: Lumber Go.
<br />Oregon Machinery Company
<br />Twin Oaks Lumber Co.
<br />Eugene Wood Produ.c,ts Co.
<br />Stevenson Inc. #1
<br />Lane County, Oregon
<br />Lud:rord's Paint Shop
<br />Bailey Eleotric Co.
<br />Manerud-Huntington Fuel 'So.
<br />Strobel & Miller
<br />Korn B~ery Co,
<br />Haskell's Feed & Grocery store'
<br />Eugene Water Board
<br />Chas. C. Hinton
<br />School District /4
<br />Sigwart Electric Co.
<br />White-Marlatt Co.
<br />, H. D. Cherry
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<br />$ 11.43
<br />13.05
<br />3.80
<br />40.75
<br />51.60
<br />5.50
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<br />6.90
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<br />6.60
<br />17.85
<br />1.75
<br />_ 5.63
<br />.l,,05.50
<br />100.00
<br />100.00
<br />26.25
<br />9.36
<br />19.66
<br />31.51
<br />149.44
<br />49.31
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<br />4.32
<br />5.95
<br />5.37
<br />49.64
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<br />26.23
<br />21.00
<br />116,.36
<br />118.5 Q
<br />3.30
<br />21.00
<br />~.80
<br />19.25
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<br />Eugene Foundry & Machine Co.
<br />Eugene J?arme.r' s Creamery
<br />Pacific Laboratories
<br />Eugene Water Board
<br />~gene Water -Boar~
<br />F. W. Woolworth Co.
<br />State Industrial Acc. Com.
<br />University Florists
<br />P. M. Mors~t Go. Surveyor
<br />Eugene Register Guard
<br />Eugene Publio Library
<br />Eugene Water Boar~
<br />, Central Heating .Go.
<br />Chase Gompany
<br />Standard Oi laompany
<br />Eugene Planing Mill
<br />Western Auto Supply Co.
<br />Eugene Goncrete Pipe -00.
<br />Cressey's Book Store
<br />R. A. Babb's Hardware Co.
<br />Ca~lson & Hatton Inc.
<br />Ooe Stationery Co.
<br />Vel tum & Glow Mfg. Go.
<br />Union Oil Glo.
<br />Mrs. Albert McMurphey, Ag~nt
<br />Pacific Tel. & Tel. Go.
<br />Eugene Storage Battery Co.
<br />F~ Wen tworth t 'Treas. '
<br />J. W. Quackenbush & Son
<br />Eugene Water Board
<br />Koke-Ghapman Go.
<br />Hendershott's Bun Store
<br />J. N. He'dberg .
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<br />Chairman L~rge of the finance committee also recommended that the Gity
<br />I purchase from Blyth &: Go. of Portland 3,000 City of Eugene, Oregon Fire Equipment
<br />4i%,Bonds, due Au~st 1, 1945, at 101.06 plus accrued interest, and 2,000 Eugene
<br />, Power and Light5t% Bonds, ,Clue June 1,1934, optional June 1, 1931, at 100.40
<br />I (4.40% basis to option date) plUS accrued interest; Also 1500 Lane County Road Fives,
<br />I due May, 1945, a.t 106.30, and 1000 Lane G-ounty Road Fives, due ],{ay, 1943, at 105.64,
<br />all the above bonds to be purchased for the investment sinking fund. A motion was
<br />I: made and seconded that the recommendation be adopted. The ayes and nays were
<br />I called, all present voting aye, nay, aone, ab~ent Washburne and Monroe.
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<br />A note of expression of appreciation from Mr. and Mrs. a. W. Hall and
<br />family to the City was read.
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<br />Reports Qf the Building Inspector ~nd Public Library for December, 1930,
<br />annual report of Mi~k Inspector for January, and report of C~ty Engineer were read
<br />and placed on file.
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<br />A petition of the business houses along 13th Avenue from Alder Street'
<br />to Kincaid Street, that the Council place a one hour parking restriction on said
<br />street, was read.
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<br />An Ordinance to amend Section 8 of Ordinance No. 7709, providing for a
<br />one hour parking limit on 13th Avenue East from Alder to Kincaid Streets, having
<br />been previously read, was read the seoond. time, and passed its third reading by
<br />title by unanimous consent under suspension ot: t;,he rule, and ,was placed on its
<br />final passage. The ayes and nays were called, all Councilmen voting aye, nay,none,
<br />absent Washburne and Monroe. The Ordinance was dealared passed and number 7989.
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<br />Twelve Sidewalk Assessment Ordinanqeshaving been read the first time
<br />on December 22, 1930, and registered,notiaes for protests having been sent, are
<br />1 read the second time and objections called fo~. At this time Mr. Mike Dewey ap-
<br />peared before the Counci 1 to pro test the ordinanae asse ss ing$44 .42 agains't the
<br />I North 40 feet of Lot 12, Block 4, of Teshner's Addition, and $51.08 against Lot
<br />I 11, Block 4, Teshner's Addi tion, f"or the reason that he had purchased these lots
<br />I,ll subsequent to the construction of sidewalk and claims to have been advised by the
<br />, Oi ty Treasurer that there was nothing of reco~d as a Ii en against thi s prope rty.
<br />Ii Motion was made, seconded, and oarried that the objection be denied and overruled.
<br />'II The Ordinances wer'e read the third' time and were placed on their final passage.
<br />I The ayes and nays were called, all councilmen _voting aye" nay, none. The Ordin-
<br />anoes'were declared passed and numbered 7990 ~o 8001, both numbers inclusive.
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<br />The^Council passed to the head of ~ew business. At_this time Mayor
<br />Wilder adminstrated the oath of office to R. ~. Bryson, City Recorder. Whereupon
<br />the_ City Reoord,er administrated the oath of offioe to councilmen eleot: Peroy
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