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r152 . __u.j.. _ ._n_ __ . _..._. _w ~ _ _ ___.'. _ ,... ___.. _ _. .. _ -- -- - -- - - - - -..---. -. '-' . - - - '.- _. - ~_._._ ._...._.... -_.-._0. ,__ __ __ _ __ _ - - - - - - -- - - - --- . . --'>-- -- -- -- - I --.0-'--'- .- - -"- - - ."-'~ .-. ~-'.'-_.-"--- -- -- -"... - .___..._ u____ - - --- - .-.- the second ti~e and objection? called for and none heard, and on motion the Ord- inances were read the third time under suspension of the rule and were placed on their final passage. The ayes and nays were called, all Councilmen voting aye, I ~ ........, nay, none, absl~nt Zumwalt. The Ordinances were declared passed and numbered 8310 -'JD:-.lo ...~. and 8311. ; C.}"l J' ~ '-""" An Ord.inance to prohibit any fake sale of goods, wares or merchandise in the City of Eugene and prescribing penalties for a violation of this-ordinance was read the flrst time, and referred to the JUQ,iciary Committee and Cit:.y Attorney. At this time motion was made by Councilman Hendershott that the following resoltuion be l~pread upon the minutes in regard to the death of Mr. C. A. ~cClain, and that a CoP~{ of this re solution be mai led to the family: n I N M E M 0 R ,1 A M The Cornmon Council of the Ci ty of Eugene officially takes notice of the passing, and laments the loss of a most distinguished citizen. . For a (Ilatter of fifteen years, Carl A. McClain has pioneered the principle of municipal o~nership; first in the City of Eugene and in gradually widening - circles, in the State of Oregon and in the Uni ted States. His far sighted genius I and sure-footed judgment have builded from an insignificant water works plant for . I the City of Eugene, a pUblic utility which is the generally accepted standard for non-partisans, non-poli tical pUblic ownership. The Common Council further Officially recognizes the passing of a private I . 1- citizen whose honor, integrity and industry have been and will continue to be a model for all men. I I BE IT ~~HEREFORERESOLVED by the Ci ty of Eugene, acting throu,gh its duly accredited repl'esentativest that the city as a whole mourns the loss of a citizen who was at once humble and great, virtuous ~d wise. The City of Eugene extends to his mot;her, his wife and his daughter and his brothers and sister its pnofound appreciation of the enormously valuable services rendered the Ci ty by Carl A. McClain. fI I A motion ~as made, seoonded, and carried that all City employees receiving gasoline and oil from the City, either f'or cars Qwned by t,hemselves or by the City, keep a daily record of the ~peedometer readings and furnish the Council with same. Councilman Jones' spoke in regard to the. theatres placing merchandise in the . exitt and it was suggested that the Chief of Police and the Fire Chief take this matter up with the theatre owners. On moti.on the Council adj ourned. John Fields, Asst. City Recorder. . J . ~ . \ ~)