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~ . 83 . _.----,.... --- --~ ---.---- - - ~- .. -- - - _._- __.V._ _ ,- ,--.,.~ --~ - - . The City Recorder presented a comparative review of City finances and suggested a plan for better distribution of sinking fund tax levies wi th reference to rmturity requirements, and a full investment of funds at in t ere s t I rates consistent with high grade investments, ffi1d all interest therefrom added CD to si~~ing funds. The report was on motion approved. r -'~y < - , < An Ordinance for reasse ssme nt of 11th Ave. '~'.".. of paving certain portions West from Tyler to Chambers str'eet was read. Objections were called for and Mr. Frank Berger appeared in opposition to the reassessment. His objection was on motion duly seconded and carried, denied. The Ordinance passed its second and third readings by ti tIe under suspension of the rule by unanimous consent and was placed upon its-passage, Councilmen voting aye, six, nay, none, ab sen t two. Ordinance was declared passed and numbered 8259. An Ordinance levying an assessment of ~8.68 for Street landing at 8th and Taylor Streets was read and laid over. An Ordinance ordering a Special Election for submitting to the Electors .' of the City of Eugene, Oregon, at such special election, to be held on the 15th day of September, 1931, the followir~ proposed amendment tot he Chal"'ter of the City of Eugene, referred to the electors of said City by the Cornman Council for their approval or rejection, and prov iding for polling places and for the ap- pointment of JUdges and Clerks of the Election, and all acts necessary for the car ry i ng on of said election, and declaring an emereency, was read and passed its second and third readings by title and placed upon its final passage upon unanimous consent of the Counci 1. The ayes and nays were called, counc ilmen voting aye, six, nay, none, absent two. The Ordi nance was declared passed and numbered 8260. An Ordi nance regula ting t he hours of business when, and the place of business where, uncl1red and,uncooked meats are sold, offered for sale, received or delivered; :prescribing a penalty for violation thereof, and declaring an emergency, was reaa and laid over. Dr. S. M. Kerron and a delegation of meat dealers appeared in favor of the above proposed ordinance. I An Ordinance prohibiting the carrying of hog fUel, saw dust or other articles or material easily littered or blown. about, in any vehicle upon the streets of the City of Eugene, Ul11ess the same shall be covered in such a manner as to prevent litter upon the streets of the City of Eugene, and providing a penalty and declaring an emergency, was read and passed its second and third reading by title, upon unanimous consent of the Council and was placed upon its final passage, Counci Imen voting aye, six, nay, none, absent two. The Ordinance was'declared passed and numbered 8261. An Ordinance defining the word tlGarbage" as used in Ordinance No. 8033 , passed March 30, 1931, and approved by the Mayor April 6, 1931, was read and passed its second and third readings by title and was placed upon its final passage upon u.nanimous consent of the councilmen present and the ayes and nays were calle d, all c ounci Imen vo ting aye, nay, none, ab sen t two. The Ordinance was declared passed and numbered 8262. '.' An Ordinance amendJng sub-division Ilhu of Section 12 of Ordinance No. 7709 of the Ci ty of Eugene, was read and passed its second and third readings by title Ul1der suspension of the rule and upon unanimous consent of the COUl1cil- men :present was placed upon its final passage. The ayes and nays were called, councilmen voting-raye, six, nay, none, ab se nt two. The Ordinance was declared passed and numbered 8263. r On motion Counci 1 adj ourned to meet August 24th, 1931, at 7:3<;> o'clock P. M:. R. S. Bryson, C i t Y Re c 0 l"d e I' . I r '. I ~ --