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<br /> Williams Bakel'y $ 3.90 Twin ~Oaks Lumber Co. $ 16.64
<br /> Zellerbach Paper Company 8.25 J ~ VI. Quacke nbush & Son 7.70
<br /> Eugene. Wa ter, Board 82.46 F. Wentwo rth, Treas. 249.88
<br /> School District #4 5.00 School Tax Saving Assn. 700.00 I
<br /> "~.; Williamson & gompany 8.60 F. H. Young 380.00
<br /> :'~~:' Bailey Electric Qompanw .35 Randolph T. Kuhn 15..78
<br /> '""it..,o:- Dr. E. D. ,Furrer-, M. D. 35.00 Koke-Chapman Company 16&.48
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<br /> Eugene Water Board 2318.42 Shelton-Turnbul1-Fuller Co. 86.10
<br /> Eugene Register-Guard 7.05 S ~ M. Gal kins 120.00
<br /> State Ind. Accident Som. 145.47 Andrew Christensen 12.00
<br /> Eugene Public Library 284.79 J. D. Bahling 4.00
<br /> Eugene Water Board 19.76
<br /> Eugene Water Board 32.87
<br /> The Pac. Tel. & Tel. Co. 9.60
<br /> ];ugene Morning News 8.11
<br /> Western Auto Supply Co. 6~29
<br /> R. A. Babb Hardware Co. 13.46
<br /> I Ludford r s 7.90
<br /> Rasmussen & Company 39.01 .
<br /> Union Oil Company 34.25
<br /> Office Machine ,ray & SUpply Co.' .75
<br /> Shell Oil Company 221.23
<br /> Haskell's Feed Store 4.75
<br /> I S .B. Fi negan 3.50
<br /> I Natron Printing Co. 25.00
<br /> I Carlson, Hatton & Hay Inc. 45.70 .
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<br /> Chail~man Bond of the Fire and Water Gommittee reported that the Ghie:tt
<br /> of the Fire Department had taken care of the difficulty regarding piling of
<br /> il groceries in theatre entrance ways and lobbys. .
<br /> He also recommended that street lights he installed at the entrance
<br /> of the City at the North and of Railroad Blvd. and at the intersection of 12th,
<br /> I 13th, Patterson, and Ferry Streets for the purpose of lighting the lane of Varsity
<br /> Court, and it was so ordered.
<br /> At thi s time the bid of the First National Bank and the United States I
<br /> Nati onal Bank was opened and read as follows:
<br /> n The First National Bank of Eugene and the United States National Bank
<br /> of Eugene hereby jointly submit a bid of par and accrued interest from the date
<br /> thereof for the $21,500.00 in amount of sewer bonds, 1926, of the City of Eugene
<br /> . pursuant to notice calling for bids therefor to be- submi ttedSeptember 12, 1932",
<br /> at 7:30 o'clock P. M. now being published, said bonds to bear interest at five
<br /> per cent per annum, 'payable semi-annually, and agree jointly to purchase said
<br /> bonds at said prige of $21,500.00 and interest to the date of deli very thereof.
<br /> We request that said bonds, be issued in denominati'ons of $500'.00.
<br /> :, Certified Cashier r s Check of the First National Bank of Eugene in the'
<br /> sum of $430.00 is herewi th handed too you pursuan t to the terms of sai d call for
<br /> bid s.
<br /> The First National Bank of Eugene,
<br /> By 0.' A. Houglunr" Cashier.
<br /> The United States ~ational Bank of
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<br /> By H. L. Edmunds, Its Presi dent. n
<br /> Councilman Hendershott moved that the Council finds and determines that said bid
<br /> is the only bidr'eceived, and that the same is a fair and satisfactory bid for
<br /> the purchase of $21~500.00 Sewer Bonds, and that the Council award the sale of
<br /> said bonds to said bidders in accordance with the bid. Motion was seconded, and
<br /> the ~yes and nays were called, all Councilmen voting aye, nay, none, absent Simon
<br /> and Jone s. Mot ion was declared carrie d.
<br /> Reports of <the POliee Dept., and l~s. Richardson, City Police 1~tron~
<br /> Chief of Fire Dept. Nusbaum, Building Inspector Wilder, and the monthly statement
<br /> of the. Eugene Public Library, all for the month Of-August, were read and filed.
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<br /> , Also l'eports from the Hobi Airways Company for the months of June and
<br /> JUly, showing respective 5% commission to the City of $11.48 and $3.38 in these
<br /> I months, were read and filed. '
<br /> The Recorder submitted a report on the survey of unemployed in the City I
<br /> of Euge ne .
<br /> The Claim of' Thomas Hartfiel, represented by IvIr. Dexter Rice of Roseburg,
<br /> At torne y, for the sum of <iP1236.40 for an alleged personal injury sustained on the
<br /> 25th day of April, 1932, while walking on Kincaid Street, and a claim of Grace
<br /> Rob-ertson, represented by James K. King, Attorney, for a personal injury in the
<br /> I sum of $218.00 f'or an alleged injury sustai ned on August 23, 1932, while walking
<br /> i on the sidewalk on the North side of Broadway East of the Millrace, were read and
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<br /> p referred to the Judiciary Committee and City Attorney.-
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