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<br />Eugene Water Board
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<br />Eugene Sand & Gravel
<br />Eugene Auto Top Shop
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<br />Telegraph Co.
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<br />Clark Battery & Electric
<br />Coe Stationery Company
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<br />C. F. Bergman
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<br />The Fire and Water Committee, by Chairman .Mr. Bond, recommended that the Street~
<br />pole light at the corner of lOth and Olive Streets be removed; and that a street ~
<br />light be installed at the intersection of 20th on Lawrence Street. Motion was made,
<br />seconded and carried to adopt the recommendatJ:bns;'
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<br />The ann~al report of the Recorder and Treasurer was placed on file.
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<br />Reports of the Building Inspector, Fire Department, and Police Department for
<br />the month of January were placed on file.
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<br />A complaint of Mr. Henry Schrenk, that a house situated on the South East .
<br />corner of 18th and Emerald' is in a dilapidated and rundown condition and should bEt
<br />condemned, and that this house was owned by a l\ir. Weber living near Sutherlin, waij'
<br />presented to the Council by the Recorder. It was referred to the Health Committee
<br />and City Attorney.
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<br />A petition of Harry B. Yocom for the repair of Agate Street South from 24th
<br />Avenue to the C1 ty Limi t s, was referred to th e S tree t C ommi t tee.
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<br />The bond of the Oregon Conference of Seventh Day Adventists, executed by C. F.
<br />Hyde and A. L. Dale, guaranteeing the removal of said, tabernacle at the end of one
<br />year, was accepted by motion duly made, se.conded and carried.
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<br />Recorder reported a permit from the Oregon State Game Commission to hold game
<br />in the City Parks for the current year.
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<br />Application of Lillie E. Rogers for a hotel permit at 623 Willamette Street,
<br />O.K. 'd by Chief Bergman, was on mo ti on granted.
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<br />A proposal of the Eugene Abstract and Title Company, to furnish copies of
<br />daily transfers at $10.00 per month, was referred to the Finance Committee with
<br />power to act.
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<br />Statement of the annual dues to the National Conference on City Planning for
<br />Wm. C. Clubb, in the ~sum of $10.00 was on motion, laid on the table.
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<br />The claim of C. D. Farmer, in the sum of $9.80, for window screens, screen
<br />doors and hardware installed at the caretaker's house, and paid for by him, was
<br />considered by the Council. Councilman Lamb moved that they allow the claim in the
<br />amount of $8.80. Motion was seconded and the ayes and nays were called, Council-
<br />men voting aye: Lamb, Hendershott, and Reid, Nay: Simon, Bond and Edwards, absent
<br />Zumw~lt and Scobert. The Mayor decided a tie vote by voting nay.
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<br />A communication from the l;lunicipal Service Bureau showing the amounts paid by
<br />other c it ie s fOl:' t he support of thi s servi ce was read, and mo ti on was made and
<br />seconded that the City of Eugene contribute the sum of $100.00 to the support of
<br />this service. The ayes and nays were called, Councilmen voting, aye, six, nay,
<br />none, absent two.
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<br />A resolution addressed to the Pacific States Telephone and Telegraph Company,
<br />petitioning for the right to use both free and pay call stations for the purpose
<br />of the emergency of Police and Fire Department calls, was read and, on motion
<br />adopted. Following is the resolution:
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<br />RESOLUTION
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<br />Whereas, The Pacific States Telephone and Telegraph Company operates within
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<br />the City of 1ugene, Oregon, by virtue of a franchise granted to it by said City,
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<br />and which franchise by ita terms continues until August 1943, and
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<br />Whereas, under said franchise Section 10 reserves to the City the right to use
<br />its poles, conduits and system for the installation of alarm systems for Police and
<br />Fire protection purposes; but which the said City under present financial conditions
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<br />is not now able to utilize, and which it may be unable to avail of for some years to
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<br />come, and
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<br />vVhereas, it is the spirit and intent of such pUblic franchises granted by
<br />municipalities, that the grantee shall recognize and lend support to matters within
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<br />the scope of its considered activities and expansion, vitally affecting the
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