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r 2:l8 '. -~ . - ,. ~ ,- ~- - ,.- --- - ' - - r._ __ -- -- - -- -- --- ~- .- . '."- - ---' - .- .. -.- -~ -"_.- -. ..---- "- - - ,- - - - -. - ~.- - -. ".- _'__ ..."0'- __ -_.. -- . --. -- ---- -- .. "-_.. -- ,'-- - --- - -- . -1 nn Council Chambers, Eugene, Oregon. ~t-. Ootober 23, 1933. f rc: -., ~::;.- ' Minutes of the adj ourlled mee ting of the Common CouncJ.l held at the hour (~ of 7:30 o'clock P.M., October 23rd, 1933. Council was called to order by Mayor :; E. Large, wi th all Councilmen present except Mr. Reid. I: Mr. Jacobson asked for a reduction of the Shotting Gallery License. The matter was referred to the Judiciary Committee and City Attorney. Mrs. Gawley presented a petition of prOducers and distributors of milk for reduction of the annual license fee. The mrotter was referred to the Health Committee. I j At this time Councilman Reid appeared in Council. \ ~~. Burton Palmer, Secretary of state Reconstruction Advisory Board, . i discussed the general situation as to sewage disposal for cities bordering the I Willamette River, and the methods of handling the plans, engtneering, and finances. I I The State offers to finance the cost of engineering, with the understanding that I the matter will be submitted to the voters, and that the engineering charges be refunded to the State out of funds, secured from the Goverrup.ent, if the proposal is ,) voted favora!J,ly. Otherwise the cost of engineering to be, paid by the State. Councilman Lamb moved that the City accept the proposal as made and the motion was I seconded and ca,rried. Reports of the Police ~futron ahd Library Board were placed on file. I II A proposal of Oren Davi~ was submitted to the Council in which Mr. Da vi s agreed to turn over hi s certificate of tax delinquency to the City, which he now holds against the eight acre tract in the name of Esther Humphrey Tschanz, and that as conside_t:'ation of the surrender of the certificate to the City, the City I give him credit for the amount invested in said certificate against his own 1'1'01'- II erty assessment liens. The matter was referred to the City Attorney and Judiciary Committee with power to act. I ~ Mr. D. E. Baker submitted an offer to pay the City $25.00 in settlement :; of a lien balance of $36.42 against his property on West 8th Avenue near Almaden, ~ as his portion of the cost of sidewalk construction. This matter having been in d Ii di spu te for a long time, and 1;;11'. Baker occupying the posi ti on of an innocent party, a motion was made, seconded and carried on an aye and nay vote instructing the ! Treasurer to accept the $25.00 in full settlement. I . I' The Recorder reported applications as follows for refunding delinquent \. assessments: I Number Name . Amount II 1 Edwin G. and Frances G. Hatch $100.00 2 Sadie M. and G. Ray Martin 83.17 3 Theodore and Minnie Forcier 277.17 4 G.' O. and Dorothea Lee Haugen 176.87 '. I 5 F. M. and Pearl F. Buckingham and) R. T. and Ellen Ewing ) 327.38 6 J. H. and Marie V. Barr 211. 20 7 J. R. and Maggie Park ili25.00 8 Mrs. Sadie E. stratton 108.18 9 Ruhamah R. Jackson 271.47 10 Ruhamah R. Jackson 516.23 11 Berenich I. Fisher 178.18 12 Laura S.tillman 79.75 13 Church of God - by F. Ho VanLydegraf 427.08 14 J. M. and Bertha Ballingall 165.16 15 Sarah Eo Skene 202.77 i! 16 E. H. McAlister 161.46 17 S. Elizabeth Rankin - Ex-AdministratriJd I) of the Estate of S. Caroline Rankin, ) II Deceased. ) 507.63 'I 18 Sar~h E. Rankin, Administrator of the) I :i Ii Estate of Frank A. Rankin, Deceased ) 327.42 I, 19 Ethel M. Stillman 241.85 )1 II 20 W. F. G. and Jane S. Thacher 429.23 <I" 21 W. F.G. and Jame S. Thacher 150.00 22 B. Henry 266.32 I 23 A. J. and Mary E. Manley 166.99 24 Elmer A. and Edith M. Droste 222.87 25 Zora M. Cu:il vel' 426.44 I . ~,