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<br />NOW, THEREFORE, Be It Resolved by the Common Council of
<br />the City of Eugene, that it hereby endorses any official
<br />action taken by the authorities of the University of Oregon,
<br />either for or against the sale of beer wit~in th~ University
<br />District, and ~he Re~order is hereby directed to forward all
<br />pending applications, otherwise satisfactory, for license in
<br />said area to the Oregon State Liquor Commission with a copy
<br />of this r~solution, and to forward a copy of the Resolution
<br />to the management of the University of Oregon.
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<br />Upon motion the ayes and nays were called, Councilmen voting aye, Lamb,
<br />Hendershott, Bond and Carlson. Nay, Reid, Simon, Zumwalt, and Harris. The Mayor
<br />voted aye, declaring the Resolution passed.
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<br />Professor DeCou spoke on the Park situation in the City and read a letter
<br />from the Park Board and Park Improvement Committee, and Councilman Bond was asked
<br />for his report. Mr. Bond asked for two weeks additional time for further investi-
<br />gation. This time was granted. .
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<br />The Judiciary Committee by Chairman Harris, reported on their meeting with the
<br />Water Board and State Industrial Accident Commissioner on the proposition of
<br />I compensation rates, and recommended that the City do whatever the Water Board
<br />wishes. This recommendation was adopted by the Council.
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<br />The Judiciary Committee also recommended that the Auctioneer's Ordinance be
<br />amended to reduce the annual license fee for auction houses from $100.00 to $60.00.
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<br />The Judtciary Committee introduced the subject. of a letter that they had
<br />received from Mr. John Fields, assistant Recorder and Treasurer, concerning the
<br />, condition of the City's Lien Docket records. After considerable discussion the
<br />Mayor appointed the Judiciary Committee, City Attorney, and City Recorder to bring
<br />I in a report as to what should be done on this subject.
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<br />The Finance Committee, by Chairman Hendershott, at th~-request of the
<br />'Recorder, moved that the $1,757.66 paid to Lane County to cover taxes on certain
<br />pieces of property for the protection thereof, be drawn from the Emergency Fund
<br />of the B~dget for 1935. The motion was seconded and carried.
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<br />~he F~re and Water Committee, by 9hairman Bond, bmught up the subject of
<br />needing fire hydrants and valves to complete work being done by the City Water
<br />Board, and after considerable discussion it was determined by the Council upon
<br />motion made, seconded and carried, that the money for these hydrants and valves
<br />should come trom the following items of the Fire ~epartment Bud~et: Hydrants,
<br />Hose, and Equipment-Repairs & Renewals.
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<br />The Fire and Water Committee reported that additional time is needed for
<br />the investigation of the City Hall heating system.
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<br />The Health Committee, by Chairman Zumwalt, asked for continuation of time on
<br />the investigation of additio~al license fees.
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<br />,Councilman Zumwalt introduced Mr. Keller who presented a petition asking that
<br />certain pieces of property be condemned, and on motion duly seconded and carried
<br />it was so ordered.
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<br />The Printing Committee, by Chairman Carlson, stated that they had looked into
<br />the purchase price of plat book covers for the Engineer's Office and recommended
<br />that the order be granted to the Koke-Chapman Printing Company at the price of
<br />$4.95 for each set. This recommendation was adopted by the Council.
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<br />The Sewer Committee, by Chairman Reid, brought up the subject of the M. S.
<br />Barker property, and after thorough discussion and upon statement of the City
<br />Attorney that inasmuch as the city has title to the property it was up to Mr.
<br />Barker to secure that title before the Council had any right to act. On motion
<br />duly seconded and carried the matter was tabled.
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<br />The Police Committee, by'Chairman Simon, presented the application for a new
<br />taxi service license to be known as the Terminal Taxi Service, owned by Lester
<br />Grove. On motion duly seconded and carried, the Recorder was instructed to issue
<br />Mr. Grove a 1935 license.
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<br />Chairman Simon recommended the approval of applications for beer licenses
<br />that had been previously held up on account of the University zone, as follows:
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