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~ 414- - " ------ --- -~ - ~. --......... __ ~ T_ --- _.._~ -- -- - - -- --- -- - - -- _ n H_ _-0 _ ~ u ---- - - .~ - - GENERAL EUND ,-.. .'~ Aetna Life Insurance Co. $ 82.01 Kremmel Bakery $ 2.90 I ....... L. H. Holeman 119.40 Preston & Hales 7.20 ~ L. L. Lamb 79.58 Lane County 14.00 ~ P. s. Chase 5.00 C. P. Tillman Co. 9.84 ~~ Northwest Cities Gas Co. 5.00 American Brush Co 3.87 Burroughs Adding Mach. Co. ~ 5.65 Eugene Water Board 78.00 I Coe Stationery Co. 1.25 Lovinger Disinfectant Co 23.04 II Eugene Water Board 78.87 Stevenson's Inc. .35 Hanson Blue Print Co. 19.90 Edw. J .1 Yenne Plumbing Co 2.50 Hendershott's Gun Store 2.00 E. D. Fur r e r, lL. D . 35.00 Lane County Abstract Co. 7.50 Eugene ~ater Board 2342.00 II The A. Lietz Co. 11.47 Eugene Morning News 21.36 I I Valley Printing Co. 9.45 Eugene Register Guard 175.45 P . Babb Hardware Co. 300.0Q State Industrial Accident 178.22 ...1.. li... I ,... B. Finegan 300.00 Koke-Chapman Co 13q.45 L:>. EUBene Steam Laundry 11.37 Teal, Winfree, McCulloch & Geo. Halton 16.38 Shuler 135.95 . I Northwest Cities Ga$ Co. 10.29 Eugene Public Library 405.00 I Quackenbush & Son --I.66 Central Heating Co 18.79 I Brown Motor Co .40 Eugene Hardware Co 3.75 Lane County 43.00 Eugene Water Board 15.89 II Firestone Service Stores .50 Bertha Furrow 1.75 Midgley Planing Mill Co. ~, 16 . 93 Jesse J. Godlove .75 A. L. Morris 1.76 ^ 1<' Hansen Paper Co. 61.74 ...."'i-. .l..J. I New Service Laundry 2.63 Lane County 41.66 Associated Oil Company 23.64 Pacific Tel. & Tel. Co 14.10 Eugene Handle & Hardwood 2.70 Bryant DeBar 174.24 Simmons Company 1..12 General Petroleum Corp 208.13 I Southern Pacific Co. 1.00 Carlson, Hatton & Hay, Inc 44.64 I Standard Oil Company 16.93 Clark Battery & Electric Co 11.37 Twin Oaks Lbr. Co. 3.50 Nordling Par.ts Co 4.05 Clarke Electric Co. 15.00 R. A. Babb Hardware Co 2.25 Eugene Auto Top Shop 3.50 Castelloe & Stocker 55.69 Eugen€ Mill & Elevator Co 10.13 Eugene Sand & Gravel Co 36.40 I Eugene Water Board 1..92 Veltum & Clow Mfg. Co. 21.95 I Chase Gardens 13.00 Cressey's 5.25 i F. Wentworth, Treas. 468.52 The Fire and Water Committee, by Chairman Bond, recommended the install- ation of a street light at 25th and Kincaid, and that the request for the light at 24th and Alder be depied. Motion was made, seconded and carried to accept his recommendation. Councilman Bond reported that there was a fire hazard existing in the fire hall itself due to the fact that a woad stove was being used to warm the motors. Councilman Hendershott felt that the Fire and ~ater Committee should be empowered to put that department in shape. Councilman Bond pointed out that there was an electric attachment that could be used to keep the motors w&rm, and they would investigate the same and report back at the next Council meeting. The Police Committee, by Chairman Simon, presented a group of wine and beer applications that had previously been rejected, and recommended that they be :. not approved. Motion was made, seconded and carried that his recommendation be accepted. Councilman Simon, pointed out that after the first of the year the Police I Committee would check into all of these applications very thoroughly. Mr. DeBurgh addressed the Council stating that his application for a wine license had been in II for several months and he would like to have it investigated immediately so he I' could get his license if possible. Mr. H. B. Yount pointed out that two others places were allowed to serve wine with meals and that it was very unfair competit- I ion and he felt he should have his application approved. I I Councilman Simon presented the application of The Combination for a retail I beer license. This application is merely a change of one of the partners, and it was moved, seconded and carried that this be approved. I I A wine package store application from Mr. Le eM. Travis of 73 West Broadway, I 1- was presented, and upon motion of the Police Committee, 'seconded and carried this I application was not approved. -- A letter from the Zoning Board of Appeals was read, in which they recommend- ed that the requist df the Schulz Motor Co. for permission to move a wooden build- ing to the rear of their lot at the corner of 8th and Pearl Street, to ~ used as a used car office and storage room, be granted, providing they would cover the out- side of the building with stucco and place it upon a continuous concrete foundation Upon motion duly seconded and carried this recommendation was accepted by the Council. - . ~