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~22 . ' ' .-. -- .,- ---. -. -- ',.--- . .~. ~..'_.' -.- ...- - .'--. - -- __n - - -- -. -. , "_d _ ._._---~-- -.. ._._---- - -- -.-. - - --- ...- - ---- - - .. - - -- --~ -- -- ._- .-" - ...,- .'-'. -- -- --- -- - - ---'- -,- Tvrr. ~umwa.l t reque s ted that the Ordinance referring to reduc ti 0 n of lliIilk I License be la.id over. l'!-' I I ".-' C01li1cilman Simon suggested consideration of the regulation of speak-easies <4\C ~ in t he C i t y , but after discussion it was considered advisable to await the action of the Legislature before enacting any laws on this subject. - ' The Elec tri cal Board sub.mi t ted a report recommending tha t the term flSocket Equipment" be defined as all portable electrical appliances rated not to exceed 1320 watts. 'llhis sub je c t was -referred to the Judiciary C ommi t tee and City Attorney. - :1 'I 'I A Communi ca ti on from the Health Board recoaunending th e j:€rmanent appointment II 1'1 of Dr. L. G-. Hel terline as Milk and Mea t Inspec tor was read, whereupon the Mayor I I appointed Dr. Helterline to continue the remainder of the ~rear under his present condition of employment, and a motion was made, seco'nded and carri ed by the I Council, approving the appointment. , I I Reports of the Ci ty Engineer, Public Li brary, Fire Chief, and Police' Depart- . :1 ment for October were placed on file. Application of Wws. Mary Huffman for rooming house permit at the New York :1 Rooms on Willamette Street, approved by Chief Bergman, was on motion granted. I The Recorder reported applications as follows for refunding delinquent assessments: Number Name Arnoun t - 26 H. R. and Tresa B. Axtell $214.53 27 Charles & Mariettie Sullivan 334.20 28 C. w. & Manerva M. McCrady 247 .43 29 Murrel V. & A. E. Hulegaard ) Mr s. Hannah LvI. Christensen ) , Esther L. P. Hulegaard ) A. C. and Clara Johnson ) 1~s. Sena Madsen ) I A. J. and Adeline B. Davis ) 389.42 30 N. P. an~ Kathleen L. Jensen 141.23 31 A. B. and Laura G. Stillman 230.46 32 Dick and Rose Nelson 207.70 33 I. J. and Mary K. Estes 275.02 34 Simon Ohmart 175.58 35 W. H. 'and 1Iabel Jenney 210.26 36 Dr. B. F. and Hellie E. Scaiefe '723.92 37 First Congregational Church of Eugene) By - M. H. Douglass, Chm. of Board ) 442.02 I 38 Investors Syndicate, By N. W. Berg, V.P. 190.78 39 Mary E. Kent 170.88 40 Annette W. Chadwick 151.52 41 Annette W. Chadwick -, 48.24 42 A. S. and N~ry L.- Mowbray 246.85 43 Laura Stillman 73.93 44 F. E. and Beatrice H. Selover 147._10 . 45 Marjorie Speed 92.30 46 Mrs. Ruth F. and' George S. Bullion 150.12 47 E. U. and B. K. Lee 211.00 48 Sarah C. Tingle 271.54 49 Willard L. and Emma A. Ingram 325.28 50 P. W. and Lizzie D. Davi~ 120.66 51 Leonore Gale and E. A. Barette 75.19 I On motion of Councilman Hendershott, duly seconded and carried, the Council ~pproved the applications. -, Attention was called to a telegram from Mr. Lawrence C. Merriam, District Officer of ~he State Park Conservation Work for National Park Service, inquiring as to the number of men that could be fUl~nj;shed for work in, the Ci ty Park, and Mr. Clubb stated that he had answered the inquiry to the effect that the City could use 25- men for 120 days on park projec'ts. I , I ' A petition of the Eugene Hospital for an alley light at the alley inter- section at the Southwest cornel" of the Eugene Hospital, was referred to the Fi re and Water Committee. Service of' summons upon the Ci ty in a foreclosure proceedine for tax d'elinquency in the case of R. S. She lley, vs'. Vlilliam Hargreaves, et. al. was called to the attention of the Council. I I e 1 .' ~I!