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~ 90 . - - -. -- '- _. - - 0- . - ---- ~ -. -- .. -~ -- - .....~-- - -- - - ~-- -.. .- -- - _..- .~ - - ~.- --- -- - -. ~ - _-0 ____ , , , - , - -.- _.- .- ,-, - --- -- -~- ---- ..- -.,.- - -~ - __ _0-.. __ An Ordinance regulating the hours of business when,' and the place of busine$s where', uncured and uncooked mea ts are sold, offered for sale, rece i ved or delivered; cprescribing a penalty for the violation thereof, andodeclaring an I ~.~* emergency, having been referred to the Health Committee, Chairman Zumwalt at this ime ~~ C:U' recommended that the proposed ordinance be indefinitely laid on the table. On ,....... motion duly seconded, the recommendation was adopted. -- I An Ordinance levying assessments for the paving of the alley between 13th and 14th Avenues from Hilyard Street to Alder Street in the City of Eugene, Lane County, Oregon, having been read the first time on August 24th, 1931, and regis~- ered notices for protests having been sent, is read the second time and objections called for and none heard, and on motion the Ordinance was read the third time oundersuspension of the rule and was placed on its final passage. The ayes and I nays were called, all Councilmen voting aye, nay, none. The Ordinance was declare passed and numbered 8269. 0 An Ordinance amending Qrdinance No. 8245 of the City of ~ugene, Oregon, enti tIed ,".A.,n Ordinance regulating the erection, construction, enlarge~ent, alter~- . tion, repair, moving, removal, demolition, conversion, occupancy, equipment, use, height, area, and maintenance of buildings and/or structures in the City of Eugene providing for the issuance of permits and collection of fees therefor; declaring and establishing Fire Districts; providing penalties for the violation thereof; and repealing all ordinance andlor parts of ovdinances in conflict therewith" was I read the first time, and passed its second and third readings by title by unan~ imous consent under suspensi on of the rule, and was placed on its fi:nal passage. The ayes and nays were called, all councilmen voting aye, nay, none. The Ordinanc s was declared passed and numbered 8270. I ,@ouncilman Large proposed the following resolution: 0 , I It RESOLUTION RESOLV:ED, that the Oi ty Attorney be and is hereby authorized to hiring I sui t to quiet title to Lots No. 23, 24, and 26, in Block No. 27 of Fairmount Heights. n I 0n motion seconded and carried, the resolution was adopted. - I I, ! Mayor Wilder announced the resigna,tion of H. A. Looney from the Board of I Ii Appeals and appointed Ghas. F. Goettling as a successor. On motion the appoint~ ment was confirmed by the qouncil. II ,Councilman Simon reported the unpleasant noises caused by the mufflers I of the Motor Buses on the street, and the City Recorder and Councilman :aond were authorized to take steps to abate this nuisance. 11 ~ounci~an Simon also outlined to the Council his plan ror the care of unemployed persons during the coming winter, particularly recommending a plan by I which able bodied men could be employed in cutting cord wood upon a tract of- Wood land to be a,cquired by the Ci ty, the men to be paid at a fixed rate per aord and the City to be reimbursed by later sale of this wood. The general situation as to unemployment and charity for the winter was discussed and a general desi.re expressed that something along the lines indicated should be worked out for the coming winter. No definite action was taken and the matter continued for fUrther . I plans. I Mr. Lew Swanger from the Central Labor Gouncil also discussed the question of unemployment. I A claim of Jack Dawson for medical services on account of a case of poison oak contracted in the course of employment was ordered disallowed. t On motion Council adjourned to meet at 7:30 o'clock P. M. on September 28, 1931. R. S. Brys on, Ci ty Recorder. I I I I .4 f ~ -;