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r220 :. I ,- .- - - - - -- -- " -- .- ,- . 'J' - ~---- -- _. -_.__.- --~ . " . . -, - .-, - -- , - - - . --. - -.- -. - ---- --'. .-- - v:~r~ " Council Chambers, Eugene, Oregon, I rJA November 2, .,1933 .~ ~-... IvIinutEls of the adjourned meeting of the Common Cou11cil held at the hour of 8:00 o'clock P.M., November 2, 1933. Council was called to order by Mayor Large, with all Councilmen present except Reid, Zumwalt, and Edwards. Prior to the meeting of the City Council, a meeting of Taxpayers was held at the Council chambers in the City Hall at 7:30 o'clock P.M., at which I time consideration of the published budget was o:pen to -the public for dis- cussion; a mot ion having been made to include in the budget for the office of Milk Inspector, an item of $180.00 for gas and oil, and to deduct said a~ount I from the Emergency item, and said mot ion was sec onded and carrie d, and the I budget was thereupon adopted by the unanimous consent of those presant in the I i pudget meeting. . 'I The above matters were disposed of prior to the meeting of the Council. I i I , Mayor Large called the Council to order at 8:00 o'clock P.M. pursuant to adjournment of October 23rd, and the Ordirznce levyil~ the Annual Tax d Levy for the City of Eugene, for the Fiscal Year of 1934 was read the first i time and passed it s second and third readings by title under suspension of the rule by unanimou s co nsent of the Council, and ~as placed upon its final " passage. ~'he ayes and nays were called, Councilmen voting aye five, nay none, absent three. The Ordinance w~s declared passed and numbered 8364. A report of the Judiciary Committee was nmde that, under the power invested in them by the Council, they had accepted the proposition of Oren Davis as submitted. Modified, however, to the extent that Mr. Davis had agreed to compute the interest on his Tax Certificate at six per cent instead of twelve per cent, thereby making a reduction of ~99.52, and that he had surrendered -his certificate and tax receipt, together with his check-for $112.77 t 0 malee the difference between the 'amounts to b~ applied tipon his I liens and the amount due him upon his certificate, and recorllinended that a warra t be drawn in favor of Mr. Davis from the Emergency fund for the sum of $633.82, wi th the understanding that Mr. -Davis would immediately apJ)ly the warrant and his check im payment of delinquent assessments and inte.rest as included in the original statement. A motion 'was made and seconded that the reported action of the Judiciary Committee be confirmed by the Counc il, and the warrant be drawn as recommenrred. The ayes and nays were called, Councilmen voting ay~ fi ve, nay none, absent three, and it was so ordered. On motion the Council adjourned. R. s. Bryson, C1 ty Recorder. .: ,I I j I ',. I ~!i