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~ 403 .' --.- -'-'--~--_.. ____c._.,__ ~_______~___ _~___ _ __ __ ___ __~ __..-___~~_ ~_______ -~- -- -- - ~--- . - - -- - -~. -~,- - -'.- - - -. .'- . - - " --~ ._-_._---~- . ----- ----- --~-._.- -_... -- --' ,-_..~. - .-.- ----._------ --- ~ ~ "-. -- - ~ ~. -- --- . - -- _.-. - .- -. - -- - - --.. ---'- -- --'-- - - - - - -,-~_. - ',-- - .. ~ - the Common Council shall inspect the said building and such inspection shall be I considered by it in determining whether the said building is dangerous. Be it further resolved that the City Recorder be and is hereby directed to ~ 0 1~l.,j forthwith mail to Manluf McBee, Merle McBee, and Neva Gibson, all at Eugene, - , " ~"t' I.... . Oregon, being heirs of the Estate of Ina B. McBee, deceased, notice of the time and place and purpose of said hearing, and that at the said time and place the Council shall determine by a Resolution whether or not said building is dangerous. I In addition thereto, the City Recorder shall give ten days notice of such hearing by publishing the same in the Eugene Morning News and by posting the same in three public places in the City of Eugene. . --0-- Councilman Bond presented a request from the Snappy Service restaurant asking that the City leave the street lights on until 2:00 m'clock A. M. in that block. This request was not granted. Councilman Bond reported on the proposition of the plant and shops for the Street Department. The United States National Bank leaves their price at $8,000.00. They will take $4,500.00 in cash, will accept $1,500.00 in property, and will give approximately one year to pay the balance of $2,.000.00. The Recorder pointed out to the Council that Councilman Carlson had talked to a member of the Water Board and the impression gained was that if the Water Board had plenty of space in their plant and maintenance shop that it was possible for the 9ity and Water Board to come to an agreement on the Uoint use of the same. Councilman Bond moved and the motion seconded that a committee be appointed to contact the Water Board on the subject. I Councilman Simon reported that he had received many complaints on the. conditions existing at the wrestling matches, and after discussion among the Councilmen it was decided that they would have to have more definite complaints, and they would have to investigate more closely themselves. On motion the Council adjourned. C. .M. Bryan,. I City Recorder. I I . It' I . .' ~