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<br />C ounc il Chamber s, E'uge ne, Oregon
<br />April 10, 1933.
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<br />Minutes of the regular monthly session of the Common Council, held at 7:30
<br />0' clock P.M., ADr i 1 10, 1933. Counc il vms called to order by Mayor Eli sha Large
<br />with all Gouncilmen present except Reid and Scobert.
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<br />LIinutes of the regular meeting of Uarch 27, 1933, and of the Special meeting
<br />of Aoril 3, 1933,. were read and approved.
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<br />An audience beinp; present, was asked to address the Council, and remarks weI'e
<br />made on the matter of LUlIe and I,Leat Inspection, and discussion of the acts of the
<br />Council with x'ef'erence to the present Inspector. Remarks w.ei?e made b.y i,irs. Horton,
<br />Mrs. Gauley, Inspector Lawrence, and i,lr. Reese; and communication read from the
<br />Parent Teacher's Association and the .Board of Healtp.. No action was taleen at this
<br />time by the Council.
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<br />Chairman Hendershott of 1:;he Finance Commi ttee reported the following bills
<br />to the Council \Jvith the recollliIlendation that they be allowed, and motion was made
<br />and seconded that warrants be drawn for the same. The ayes and nays were called,
<br />all councilmen present voting aye, nay, none, absent Reid and Scobert. ,
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<br />F. Wentworth, Treasurer
<br />F. Wentworth, 'Yt'easurer
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<br />GENERAL BOND INTEREST FUND
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<br />i,t) 687.50
<br />450.00
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<br />F. Wentworth, Treasurer
<br />F. Wentworth, Treasurer
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<br />F. Wentworth, Treasurer
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<br />,p125.00
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<br />F. Wentworth, Treasurer
<br />F. Wen twOI' th, T l:,easurer
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<br />Aetna Life Insurance Co.
<br />Hedle y Holeman _
<br />I Stevens & Branstetter
<br />I Shelton-Turnbull-Fuller Co.
<br />I L. W. Carlisle
<br />') Hanson Blue Pril1[t' Company
<br />Ij Rug e ne S team La und ry
<br />I Eupene Storage ~3attery Co.
<br />I Granzer's
<br />i Northwest Gities Gas Co.
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<br />r Rensselaer Valve Company
<br />1~ Danner's Tire Shop
<br />I,i Morris Chevrolet Co.
<br />Smith and Watkins
<br />I Manhattan Cafe
<br />I, Western Union Telegraph Co.
<br />[, New Se rvi ce Laundry
<br />I The Adjustment Bureau of the
<br />I Portland Ass'n. of Credit men
<br />1 (Oregon hlachinery Co.)
<br />! Ed Jensen and Co.
<br />iI fuge ne P lani ng :;~Ii 11
<br />1'1' Gabriel Powder Company
<br />I Hendershott's Gun Store
<br />. Eugene Sand & Gravel Co.
<br />, Nordling Parts Company.
<br />11.1 Scobert Warehouse Company
<br />A. Stiert and Son
<br />The Texas COffipal~
<br />Ii Twin Oaks Lumber Co.
<br />Ii Waldorf Paint Company
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<br />I1~ROVrouENT BOND INTEREST FUND
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<br />:;p42~2.53
<br /> 1519.41
<br /> GEJ\TERAL WIlli
<br />4P 90.52
<br /> _ 50 .10
<br /> 2.50
<br /> 35.00
<br /> 1.50
<br /> 5.21
<br /> 7.05
<br /> 29.63
<br /> 2.00
<br /> 9.54
<br /> 154.00
<br /> 19.80
<br /> 2.59
<br /> .50
<br /> .62.38
<br /> .72
<br /> 1.04
<br /> 3.45
<br /> 20.67
<br /> .75
<br /> 4.40
<br /> 1.20
<br /> 45.13
<br /> 4.50
<br /> 17.00
<br /> 14.00
<br /> 47 .00
<br /> 9.23
<br /> .95
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<br />F. Wentworth, Treasurer
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<br />Walters .Bushong Lumber Co.
<br />Williams .Bakery
<br />American Brush Company
<br />V. C. Chase
<br />Eur'ene Chemical. Works
<br />Standard Oil Company
<br />Et+e;ene Farmer's Creamery
<br />Dr. E. D. Furrer
<br />Eu~ene Water Board
<br />Eugene vlater Board
<br />Euge ne vVat e I' Doard
<br />State Industrial Ace. Co~n.
<br />University Florist
<br />r)QGene Public Library
<br />Central Heating Company
<br />Eugene Water Board
<br />IriSh Cash Store
<br />Percy W. Brown
<br />R. A. Bab\) Hardware CompilllY
<br />Cressey's
<br />Eugene Water Board
<br />Geo rge A. Hal ton
<br />Clark Batterv & Electric
<br />K88 Lox 1\1anufac tur i Y1.f; Co.
<br />EUGene Water Board
<br />Ludfords
<br />Pacific Telephone & Tel. Co.
<br />Shell Oil Gompany
<br />Simmons C ompan~:l
<br />Carlson, Hatton & Hay, Inc.
<br />F. Wentworth, Treasurer
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<br />c~ 675.00
<br />1125.00
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<br />W3660.80
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<br />$ 1.53
<br />3.52
<br />6.00
<br />76.25
<br />2.50
<br />.67
<br />3.50
<br />36.34
<br />750.00
<br />750.00
<br />815.26
<br />125.35
<br />5.00
<br />450.00
<br />43.45
<br />11.57
<br />2.25
<br />180.00
<br />22.92
<br />12.60
<br />3.24
<br />42.25
<br />7.88
<br />5.25
<br />129.42
<br />12. 20
<br />10.65
<br />179.65
<br />2.76
<br />13.48
<br />89.85
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<br />Ghairman Lamb of the St.r'eet Commi ttee reported a tree in the alley at 163 Sixt
<br />Avenue East obstructing traffic, and on motion the Gity Attorney was dil~ected. to
<br />take steps to have the tree removed.
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<br />Chairman Bond of the Fire and Water CO~l1ittee recom~ended that the bid of the
<br />Jfugene Foundry for :six fire hydrants at '1P44.60 each be accepted, upon the expressed
<br />cOi:1dition that the hydrants must be exact,duplicates of those now in use.
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<br />Police Committee, by Chairman Dr. Sienon, reported that they had
<br />services of Frank Cronin as Desk Sergeilllt on l',larch 31, 1933, and
<br />the approval of the Council.
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<br />discontinued
<br />this action
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