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<br /> ~ <br />e' 293 <br /> - - - - -- - - -- -- - - <br /> - - -- -~- - - - ---~ . -- <-~--------- --- - ---~---~_....-~--~ -_. <br />-- - - -- - - -. --- ,-.- ~- . ... ---- - <br /> Allenbaugh Printing Co. 16.80 Eugene Wate~ Board 75.00 <br /> Imperial Lunch 40 .15 Eugene Water Board 750.00 <br />I Shell Se~vice Station #773 1.60 Eugene Water Board 750.00 ~ <br /> Roy Stien 14.10 Eugene Water Board 762.55 ~-'."",, <br /> ......, <br /> Valley Chevrolet Co. 5.12 State Industrial Accident Com 162.81 ::~: <br /> Western Union Telegraph Co. 1.76 Gabriel Powder & Supply Co. 5.59 <br /> New Service Laundry 3.27 Midgley Planing Mill Co. 6.31 <br /> Associated Oil Company 100.10 State Industrial Accident 269.46 <br /> Carlson, Hatton & Hay, Inc. 21.56 Twin Oaks Lumber Co. 13.03 <br /> Eugene Concrete Pipe Co. 9.90 University Florist 5.00 <br /> Eugene Sand & Gravel Co. 4.89 Eugene Public Library 405.00 <br /> Goettling Sign Co. 1.50 Central Heating Co. 3.19 <br /> A. C. Haag & Co. 31.55 Eugene Water Board 11.39 <br /> C. L. Idleman 9.25 Lane County-Abstract Company 50.00 <br /> Ed Jensen & Co. 8.79 R. A. Babb Hardware Co. 18.94 <br /> Oregon Supply Co. 18.56 Pacific Tel. & Tel. Co. 13.40 <br /> Simmons Company 2.32 Standard Oil ComQany 95.00 <br /> Strobel & Miller 2.25 McMorran & Washburne 3.98 <br />.- Art Syl ve s te r 10.00 Eugene Water Board 41.83 <br /> Ul1i on Oil Company 135.44 Shell Oil Company 95.00 <br /> Veltum & Clow Mfg. Co. 144.64 Clark Battery & Electric. 6.90 <br /> Eugene Mill & Elevator 9.38 Hendershott's Gun Store 2.20 <br /> Farmer's Union #2 2.25 Elliott Implement & Seed Store 7.76 <br /> Williams Bakery 3.00 J. W. Quackenbush & Son 28.59 <br /> Eugene Water Board 28.80 F. Wentworth, Treas. 172.94 <br /> Je'sse J. Godlove 1.00 Harry Clark 14.40 <br /> Hockwa1d Chemical Co. 7.17 Twin Oaks Lumber Co. 7.14 <br /> Dr. E. D. Furrer 35.00 Blanche Jackson 47.25 <br /> At this time Councilman Reid appears in Council. <br /> The Pageant Committee, by Chairman Lamb, re ported that the promoters of the <br /> Pageant proposed to purchase a considerable number of street banners which will be <br /> stretched across the business streets to advertise the Pageant, and that after tre <br /> Pageant they would give these to the City to keep to use for similar purposes, <br /> with the privilege of renting them out in the future, and moved that the City accept <br />I I thi s propo si ti on. Motion was seconded and carried. <br /> The Co~nittee also reported that they had granted concessions for the parks <br /> of North and South Park Streets, which will be closed, and that 8th Avenue East <br /> would be kept open during the Pageant. <br /> On report of the Health Committee, by Chairman Zumwalt, it was ordered that the <br /> matter of cutting the grass in the extension of Willamette Street North of the <br /> Southern Pacific right-of-way, be referred to I.Ir. Cook of the Transient Servi ce. <br /> ~~. Zumwalt also reported that Mrs. McMurphey would probably make arrangements <br /> for removal of the old barn on West 8th Ave. between Charnelton and Lincoln Streets. <br /> Recommendations of ,the Park Board were su'bcni tted to the C01.ll1cil as follows: <br /> 1. That the road around the North top of Skinner's Butte be made four feet <br /> wider. <br />'.- 2. ~hat the cut-off road at the masonry reservoir be blocked off from traffic. <br /> 3. That the playground equipment all be moved to the tract lying West of <br /> the Pa~k Tender's Cottage. <br /> 4. That all posts on the South side of the road be moved to form a line, <br /> beginning at the bear pen and running westward along the South side of the <br /> road at a distance from the road to leave necessary parking space. <br /> 5. That the two toilet buildings between the two roads and near the East <br /> end of the Park be moved t'o a si te bacl<: of the store, the exact site to be <br /> selected later. <br /> 6. That the terraces where the tables now stand be lowered about one foot. <br /> 7. That the old band-stand be removed. ! <br />I 8. That the necessary signs for both Skinner's Butte and Hendrick's <br /> Parks be provided. <br /> 9. That two fou~-way stoves be built for Skinner's Butte and one for <br /> Hendrick's Park. <br /> 10. That about four hundred feet of two-inch pipe be laid in Skinner's <br /> Butte Park for irrigation and other purposes. <br />. 11. That stone steps be built where necessary. <br /> --4 <br />
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