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<br />,.:~, lIinutes of the adjourned meeting of the Cornmon Council held at the hour of
<br />'.,.r-:'" 7:30 o!clock p.U., Tuesday, December 26, 1933. Council was called to order by
<br />Mayor Large with all Councilmen present.
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<br />lJI'. J. \"1. LIcArthur, Su]?erintendant of the ;7ater & Lif;ht Department, stated
<br />tha t t he Board had concurred in the plan of remode ling the Water and Light
<br />, quarters, and the installation of electric heating for the building, but clesired
<br />:1 cex'tain mat te.I's cleared in ~vri ting, including a new lease to meet the changing
<br />conditions as to occupancy, including the abandonment of the upper room now used
<br />I by the Light and VJater De:p'artment, and changing of area and l'emodeling of the
<br />first floor, and also that they would like an agreement for a three year trial of
<br />the heating plan. Councilman Held moved that the Ci ty enter int 0 a new lease
<br />along tpe lines suggested and agree to the three year trial of the heating plan,
<br />and that the City Attorney embody in the lease and agreement the conditions
<br />unde~stood between the Council and \Iater .3oard. 1Ihe motion vms seconded and '.
<br />carrled. '
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<br />Dr. Romig, City Health Officer, reported an inspection of the City jail
<br />sta t in[:; tha t tjhe jai 1 VIas not entirely sani tary on acc ount of t oi le t faci li tie s ,
<br />lack of showeJ::'s, and insufficient windovv space for li~ght and ventilation. He
<br />also stated ,that there appeared to be no State reBulations on the subject. Dr.
<br />Simon l"emarked that after five years of effort to seCU1"e a new jailor better
<br />jail conditions the Police Gommittee would welcome sutgestions looking to the
<br />improvement of this situation.
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<br />Councilman Edwards filed a protest containing 59 signatures opposing the
<br />e;ranting of a permit for a tourist camp VIi thin one and one-half miles of the
<br />University of OreGon. rr1he sUGgestion that 1.:1'. Jones was possibly conducting a
<br />touri s t carn.p' vvi thin the p roh1 bi ted area was referred to Chi ef De rgman for
<br />I investigation.
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<br />The I'oliee Committee and Chief of Police submitted a report on their
<br />I i~lITes ti ga ti on. of the Home.- A?a.rtl11en~ s, and a rec ornmenda ti~n, that ~he. ope ~ator! s I
<br />license be revoked, and tna'u the llcensee and landlord ot the bUlldlne; be
<br />notified of the action of the COf.tl111ittee and Council. .L\. motion Has made, seconded
<br />and carl"ied to adopt the l'eport and l"ecoI11mendation of the Committee.
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<br />Statement of bills for the ~ugene Public Library for the month of December,
<br />1933, was plaeed on file.
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<br />A cOI'J1TIunication to' :2ngi11eer, W. C. Clubb, solicitin{; the l?yrnent of ~nO.OO
<br />dues to the l'Tational Conference on City lJlamling, \-11as presented and on motion
<br />tabled.
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<br />A cOl1lJ.TIunication from Percy 'if. .3rov!l1 offering to audit the City books for
<br />1933 alle1 to c enduc t a monthly audi t dur iug 1934, if aGreeable to the Ci ty, was
<br />presented to the Council, and Councilman Hendershott moved that the contract be
<br />I auardec1 to ~.Ir. Jrovvn. AI' tel" some discussio~1 the question 'vvas put and lost on a
<br />[' vote of 5 to 3, and on motion the Hecorder \'las instl'ucted \;0 call for bids f'01"
<br />auditin~ the 1933 accounts.
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<br />~ The Finance Committ~e l'epol"ted that they had pUl"chased fOl" the Oi ty from ·
<br />Camp & Co. ,)3,000.00, 5-Y/J Fire EqUipment Bo:qds due Eovember' 1, 1935 at 99.20, and
<br />J2500.00 Series A-C Improvement 30nds at 5~J due October 15th 1936 at a price of
<br />I 92.00; and from Dlythe &: Co., ~6,000.00 Series A-C 1u:~ene Improvement 30nds due
<br />I in 1936 at 92.00; and also a ~500.00 Series A-C 1936 Improvement 3011d from Ferris
<br />I and Hardgl"ove at 92.50. The )3000.00 J?!re Equipment :Bond was purchased for the
<br />General 30nd SinJdn{~ J;""und, and the balance of the .3onds being purchased ou t of the
<br />Intersection Fund for the retirement of the City! s installment of its bonded
<br />intersection debt. A mot ion was made seconded and carl"ied confLeming the purchas
<br />of the se bonds.
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<br />The Recorder re ported ap:plica tions as follows for refunding de1inq1J.en t
<br />assessments:
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<br />No. :Name Amount
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<br />94 H. H. & Almena Anderson ~323~73 I
<br />95 Samue 1 J. & J el"usha Brown 421.22
<br />96 W. E. & Rose K. Buchanan 136.29
<br />97 W. D. & Ella Calkins 102.00
<br />98 C. U. and Janet U. Collier 253.52
<br />99 R. D. Cornelius 413.05
<br />100 ~. R. & Elsie Elmore 250.00
<br />101 Burr E. & Berenice I. Fisher 120.22
<br />102 Nellie E. Furnish 111.74
<br />103 Georgia D. & otto Gilstrap 67.36
<br />104 T. C. Ha 11 187.31 .
<br />105 Nellie D. & D. R. Hammant 113.41
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