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~ 98 . .; .. - -... -- .:: ". - - - ~ , . -- - - .--- .- -- - ... -. ' --- - ,-- - . - .. --. -. n 0_'_ . .- < - -.,.. - - - - _ ,__ ~__ H -_._- - _. ----~ -_.- ---- - ~- --- -. ---- - ---- = r benefi t of all of said sinlcing funds, and shall semi-annually on Jany. 1st and ,- ,. July 1st of~each year allot to each of the sil~ing~ funds now existing its pro I ~J)o,;( ~r'". 0: rata share in proportion to the amount of said sinking fund on hand at said annual and semi-annual accounting periods. I t is the i nt enti on of the Common Council by this authorization to provide continuously 1:;he most advantageous investment of all funds available for the benef it of and the most favorable accumulation of sinking f\lnds with the least burden upon the taxpayers of the Ci ty and any sur plus or deficits in the adjust- ment of siYL'k:.iIJt; fund to bond retirement requirements, shall be made with .reference . to all demands as they shall fall due, and any accruals to any fund from earnings or otherwise which shall exceed the requirements of that fund shall be carried I forward to fut;ure ma turi ng bonds and shall not under any circumstances be di ve rted I 1 fr~om sinking fund purposes to or fOl' an:l other purpose whajjsoever. II At thl. s time Councilman Reid appeared in C01.Ulcil. An Ordinance prohibiting the owner or person having contol of any female I dog to permit said female dog to run at large while in heat, and forbidding the I I owner or person having control of any habi tllally vicious dog or mad dog to permi t such dog to fttn at large in the City of Eugene at any time, and declaring an emerGency and repealing all ordinances and parts of ol~dinances in conflict here-- with, and prov"iding a penalty was read the-first time, and passed its second and tl1ird readings by ti tle by unanimous consent under suspension of the rule, and was placed on its final passage. The a~Tes and nays were called, all councilmen I voting aye, nay, none. The Ordinance was declared passed and numbered 8277. Councilman Reid moved that the bill of Chase Company against lvirs.. Reim It for $10.00 be di sall owe d as a claim against the Ci t y of Eugene. I....loti on was duly see onded and carried. j City Hecorder called attention of the Council to the pa.etial failure of I anticipated l'eceipts of the City to realize the budgeted estimate of receipts and the possibility of a small deficit at the end of the year, unless a strict curtail- I mentof expenditures and better realization of receipts sho"'J.ld he experienced dur- ing the last two months of the year. Councilman Lamb moved that the Street Committee be authorized to cut out trees standing on the South side of 20 th Avenue bet ween Alde r and Kincaid S tree ts ", where the sarne are clogging the sewer with roots and are a menace to the sewer sy s,tem. Motion was seconded and carried. Chairr.:lan Simon moved that the Chief of Police be authorized to hire six a,. additi onal men for pa troI work 011 the night of Halloween. Motion was seconded and carried. , Mayor Wilder alillounced to the Council the appointment of the followi ng ,.; named persons to act with the City Council as a bUd~et Comcllttee: Lynn S. McCread Y', -.: Clat'ence Lombar'd, A. R. Tiffan;,yT, Wm. fugman, H. C. arley, Percy Brown, Chas. " Schaefer s, and Mrs. W. C. Underwood. -, <J;!._ I On moU on Council adj ourned. "'\' I I lie :::;. Bryson, " j. City Recorder. .. I ..~. I I I ! I . ~J