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~ '. 205 - -_.. - - - - - ------ ---.- "' - -~~ --- -- . - - ~ -~- ~ .. -- --' u__.._ -- - ---. --- - --- - -. - - _..- -- - - - _ w _~ ----- -- ---- - - --- - - . - ----.- -- -< "- - -- - .--- , -, . . Council Chambers, Eugene, Oregon e August 14, 1933. I , ,.~ . Minutes of the regular monthly session o,f the Common Council, held at 7:30 o'clock P.M., August 14, 1933. - Council was ealled to order by the acting Mayor, ~ Fred E. Lamb, w1th all Councilmen I)resent except 1'1[1'. Scobert, Dr. Simon, and Mr. ':..~ Hende rs ho t t . . 0 0 . Minutes of the regular meeting of July lOth, and the adjourned meeting of July. 24th, were read and approved. . Mr. J. C. Wooley presented a J?etition ob,jecting to the open ditch at 25th and Uni versi ty S tree t s, and reque s ted -that the Cit y enclos e the same. rfhi s was re-ferre to t,he En~ineer and Stree t Commi ttee. 0 . . Mr. Gordon Wells representing the garbag,e haulers explained that the garbage. haulers wished to conform to the N. R. A. wage scale, and asked that the maximum pri ce whi ch the garbage haulers are allowed t,o charge for resident ial collec t ions .~ be increased from the present charge of 50)1 to 75)1 01' ~~l.OO per month. This was referred to the Health Committee. c . A shed and warehouse has been constl"ucted by Mr. Somers on 13th Street between Charnelton and Lincoln Streets, and is being used as a night receiving station for truck haulers. Mr. Long representing the residents in that neighborhood made a protest on account of the noise and cOlnffiotion there during the night. This matter was ref.Ejrred to the Chief of Police to investigate and report back. Both Mr. Montgomery of the Pacific Hospital, and ~w. M. T. Warlick of the Eugene Hospital spoke regarding the contract for the State Industrial Accident Commission, but no action was taken by the Council. Attorney Calkins said that Ww. Garrett had called him and said the residents 0 Fairmount District would like to re-name the Pa~k back of Skinner's Butte to Eugene Skinner's Par}\:, and said if there was no objection from the Council that he would circulate a petition and present it at the next meeting of the Council. Mr. Calkins was instructed to notify Mr. Garrett that this would be suitable to the I Council. At this time 1w. Hendershott appeared in Council. Chairman Hendershott of the Finance Commi t tee reJ)orted the following bills to the Council with recommendation that they be allowed, and motion was made and seconded that warrants be drawn for same. The ayes and nays were called, all councilmen present voting aye, nay none, absent Scobert and Simon: GENERAL BOND INTEREST FUND F. Wentworth, Treasurer $; 500.00 F. Wentworth, Treasurer $3712.50 F. Wentworth, Treasurer 3850.00 F. Wentworth, Treasurer' 537.50 II,;'[PROVEl~TENT BOND INTEREST FUND F. Wentworth, Treasurer $3107.88 .- MAIN TRUNK SEv1ER FUND Eugene Concrete Pipe Co. $ 90.00 . PLAY GROUND FU:ND Richard Brooke $ 36.00 Eugene Steam Laundry $ 2.88 Jim Brooke 54.25 Hendershott's Gun Store ':2.00 Gilbert Sprague 116.75 Stevenson's Inc. 2.30 R. A. Babb Hardware Co. 3.78 Twin Oaks Lumber Company 6.79 GENERAL Aetna Life Insurance Co. 84.49 Granzers 2.00 Hedley Holeman 103.10 Northwest Cities Gas Co. 17.96 F. L. Chambers 5.00 Cascade Investment & Mortgage Co. 60.40 I Hall & Shumway 5.00 Clark Battery & Electric Co. 6.01 C. B. Patrick 5.00 Day-Nite Garage 2.80 L. A. Sterzl 5.00 Gardner Radiator Shop 12.90 E. R. Spencer 5.00 Manhattan Cafe 7.80 Chase C om:pany 10.00 P. Veek 2.00 Cae Stationery Co. 3.50 West~rn Union Telegraph Co. .57 Euge ne Printing Co. 17.50 Lane Auto Company 2.05 Cressey's 3.05 Associated Oil Company 17.40 Hanson nlue Print Co. 5.21 Elliott Implement & Seed Store 23.61 Stevens & Cruikshank 8.50 Eugene Planing Mill 4.75 Eugene Steam Laundry 7.55 Eugene Sand & Gravel Co. 86.38 . ~ -