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<br /> benefitted as provided for by said Ordinance No. 8292.
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<br />I At this time Councilman Reid appeared in Council. ~;,j
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<br /> I Applicatio~s for ~ebonding delinquent assessments were presented, and on ::;1
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<br /> motion duly seconded and carried were accepted. .....:
<br /> App. No. Name Amount
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<br /> 315 Bertha M. Abel 276.96
<br /> 316 Wade and Opal Albro 575.88
<br /> 317 F. L.Chambers 200.87
<br /> 318 F. L. Chambers 181.42
<br /> 319 Nancy E. Sigel 180.38
<br /> 320 Mary A. Woods 402.42
<br /> A communication from the City Treasurer of Klamath Falls regarding coupons
<br />.' on City of ~~gene Paving Intersection Bonds, Nos. 52,55,56, & 57, dated July 1, I
<br /> 1931, and maturing July 1, 1923, which the City Treasurer Of Klamath Falls is hold-
<br /> ing and upon which she is making a olaim for rebate on the theory that 'hese coupons j
<br /> were paid by the City of Klamath Falls, was read and on motion was referred to the
<br /> Judiciary and Finance Committees.
<br /> A dispute of two residents just beyond the city limits, with reference to
<br /> the placing of mail bQxes in the parking on 6th Avenue West, was referred to the
<br /> Street Commissioner to adjust with the persons affeoted.
<br /> An Ordinance authorizing the Water Board of the City of Eugene to sell
<br /> certain property not needed for pUblic use, and determining the propriety Of the
<br /> sale and the value received as consideration therefor, was read the first time and
<br /> passed its second and third readings by t~tle under suspension of the rule by the
<br /> unanimous consent of the Council, and was placed upon its final passage. The ayes
<br /> and nays were called, Councilmen voting aye 8, nay none, absent none. The Ordinance
<br /> was declared passed and numbered 8393~
<br />I An Ordinance to provide for the demolition of certain buildings situated
<br /> at 526 Willamette Street in the city of ~ugene, and directing plans and specif1-
<br /> ca tions to be filed with the Ci ty Recorder, and for the making of the costs a lien
<br /> upon the property, was read the first time and passed its second and third readings
<br /> by title under suspension of the rule by the unanimous consent of the Council, and
<br /> was placed upon its final passage. The ayes and :cays were called, Councilmen
<br /> voting aye 8, nay none, absent none. The Ordinance was declared passed and number-
<br /> ed 8394.
<br /> An Ordinance approving and adopting the plans and specifioations of the
<br /> City Engineer for the demolition of the 'buildings and the abatement of t,he nuisanoe
<br /> at 526 Willamette Street in Rugene, Oregon, and direoting the City Recorder to
<br /> advertise forbids for said work in accordance wi th the plans and specifications,
<br /> and notifying property owners when and where the bids therefor will be opened and
<br /> oonsidered, was read the first time and passed its second and third readings by
<br /> title under suspension of the rule 'by the unanimous consent of the Council, and was
<br /> placed upon its final passage. The ayes and nays were oalled, Councilmen voting
<br /> aye 8, nay none, absent none. The Ordinance was deolared passed and numbered 8395.
<br />. A statement by the Eugene City Council of the iroposed measure on the
<br /> in the November 6th Election for the issuance of "78,650.00 Bonds, was read
<br /> motion duly adopted by the Council.
<br /> A committee from the Chamber of Commeroe on Park beautification appeared
<br /> before the Council, and Professor DeCou addressed the Council on the matter of
<br /> planting trees on the South slope of Skinner's Butte Park in connection with the
<br /> annual Armistice Day celeb~tion, in commemoration of the Soldiers who lost their
<br /> lives in defense of our country; and the fOllowing Resolution was read and adopted:
<br /> RESOLUTION
<br /> We, the Mayor, and members of the Eugene City Council
<br />I here'by request the citizens of ~ugene to cooperate with the
<br /> Eugene Chamber of Commerce and its Park Improvement Committee
<br /> in making the cele'bration of Armistioe Day, in addition to
<br /> its present features one of living commemoration of the many
<br /> names on the Honor Roll of those who paid the Great Price to
<br /> prese rve our li bertie s.
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