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r"" 298 . ---_. - - - .- -- --- - ___. _._ - ~ I _ ___ - - - - -.- - -- - ~ .. .. -- - - - - -- - .-- -- _.- - - .--- --- ,---- - - ~ -- ~ .-.-" - ., - - ----- -- -- -- c. ___ - -- - -- .. -_. --- -,.. -- - - -.. -- ~ -.- - - -- Mr. Zumwalt also called attention to'the following matters: That it had been suggested that a Stop sign be placed at 16th Street between Lincoln and I t,t" Lawrence'Streets on account of fast driving on a narrow street; that the McMurphy '""".b'ii~ barn on West 8th Avenue between Charnel ton and Lincoln Streets was being torn '''IC~ ~"f :~ down; and that the matter of condemning the building at. 245 lTadison Street, in which Attorney Wintermeier was interested, should be continued with a suggestion that Mr. Wintermeier box in the building. This matter was laid over for two weeks. Councilman Reid appeared in Council at this ti me . Councilman Harris of the Park Board recommended that the City allow an accou~t of $13.50 for brick to be used in the construction of the fLr~places, and that provision be made for the construction of four stoves at Skinner's Butte Park, and one in Hendrick's Park. Also that the Park Tender is badly in need of a. car, particularly as a means of conveying S.E.R.A. workmen back and forth to jobs in t he park. The recommendations of Councilman Harris were adopted by the Council, including an instruction to Councilman Bond to endeavor to purchase a car for the required purposes at a price around $200.00. . I The Police Committee, by Chairman Simon, recommended the approval of the application o,f J'.Uller and Sylvester for a beer license at the place formerly known as Jake's Place at 746 Par}{ Street. On motion the recommendation was adopted. Report of the Fire Department for the Honth of June, re port s 0 f the Police Matron for June and July, and of the Engineer and Police Department for July were read and filed. . 11 The application of F. J. Park for a transfer of his woodsawing license from 1446 Lawrence Street to 1256 West 8th Avenue, investigated and approved by the II Chief of Police, was on motion approved by the. Council. A protest was filed from the Library Board, supported by oral protest from h I Fred Fisk and two members- of the Board of the First Christian Church, with j reference to establishing a wood yard East of the Library building, and Mr. Dugan, I the party proposing to install the business appeared before the Council and stated , that,in view of the opposition he would make no attempt to use the lot. No action I was taken. A petition for the vacation of the alleys runlung East and West and North and South between lOth and 11th and Charnelton and Lincoln Streets was read and a Resolution directing the Recorder fo file the petition and publish and serve notices as required by law, and fixing a time for hearing objections for September 24, 1934 was read and on motion duly seconded and carried was adopted. RESOLUTION I 'WHEREAS , the property owner owning the property between the , streets Charnelton and Lincoln, on the East and West, and lOth Avenue e West and 11th Avenue West, on the North and South, has presented to the Common Council a petition praying fore the vacation of the alleys running East rold West, and Horth and South through said block, said . petition particularly describing said alleys. , Therefore " BE IT RESOLVED BY THE COMHON COUJ:JCIL- of the Ci ty of Eugene that I the City Recorder be and he is hereby directed to file said :petition and 110 issue, publish and seTve notices as required by law, notifying I c ,all persons that the petition is set for hearing of all objections, I on the 24th day of September, 1934, at 7:30 o'clock P.M. in the office I of the City Recorder in the city hall in Eugene. Oregon, at which time I I the Common Council will take action thereon, and said petition is - I hereby set for hearing at said time and place aforesaid. R. S. Bryson, City Recorder. I . ~ I