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~ 445 .' ---- ~--~_..._-- .~-- - --- --- ---~ - - ~. . - - -- .... . --- presented and referred to the Police Committee. I At this time Mr. Hendershott stated that he had received a number of requests that the local police enforce the oven-time parking ordinance in the business ~ section. Councilman Simon pointed out that they would do the very best they could ,~ with the number of men they had. Councilman Lamb pointed out that a survey had ~~~ been made to find out whose cars were over-time parked, and it was shown that 70% of the cars over-time parked belonged to the merchants and their employees, and the city would need cooperation from the merchants as well as the work of the Police Department. Attorney Calkins then pointed out concerning the University of' Oregon petition asking for 20 miles per hour speed limit, iChat this could not be done under the State law. That the State law was one of reason rather than one of speed, and Councilman Simon stated that that was very fine, that he was thoroughly convinced that most of this area involved, under the state law of reason, would only call ,for a '~peed of 10 or 15 miles per hour. He states that Kfuncaid and University should be made stop streets, and the Committee would look into it. . A petition for a light in the alley between Hilyard Street and Alder Street and .Broadway and the Mill Race was presented and referred to the Fire and Water Committee. An Ordinance declar-ing the intention of the Common Council of the City of Eugene to make a reassessment of ~he cost of repairing a concrete sidewalk on the East side of Washington Street between Cheshire street and the end of Plat, in the City of Eugene, as the same abuts upon the property hereinafter described, and fixing a time and place for holding a meeting of the Common Council at which all protests against such ~eassessment shall be heard, and directing the giving of notices, was read the second and third time by title under suspension of the rule by the unanimous consent of the Council, and was placed upon its final passage. The ayes and nays were called, Councilmen voting aye 7, nay none, absent Zumwalt. The Ordinance was declared passed and numbered 8468. The following sand and gravel bids were opened: Lane Gravel Co. and Ransom Sand & Gravel Co., and were referred to the Street Committee. 1 Application from Mrs. Frances E. Cluff for a hotel license at 667 Willamette Street, was presBnted and on motion, seconded and carried, was approved. The following applications to rebond delinquent assessments were presented, and on motion :seconded and carried were accepted: No. Name B. F. Goodpasture Edith M. Jones Mary E. and John R. Snellstrom Theo. and Nina Thompson O. H. and Caroline Falk Mattie and Arthur E. Graham R. E. and Nellie R. Griswold Mae and G. E. James L. W. Manerud Eric W. Merrell L. J. and Lillian Morris Helen Morton Alberta S. McMurphey Norma J. Scroggs Richard Shore Smith Universal Securities Corporation Universal Securities Corporation Universal Securities Corporation Universal Securities Corporation Universal Securities Corporation Universal Securities Corporation Universal Securities Corporation Universal Securities Corporation Universal Securities Corporation Universal Securities Corporation Universal Securities Corporation Univers'a1 Securi tie s Corpora~ion Universal Securities Corporation Universal Securities Corporation Universal Securities Corporation Universal Securities Corporation Universal Securities Corporation Universal Securities Corporation Universal Securities Corporation Amount 1 374 375 376 377 378 379 380 381 582 383 384 385 386 387 388 389 390 391 392 393 394 395 396 397 398 399 1i00 ~Ol !02 ~03 ~04 ~05 ?lOa a07 $570.37 415.02 701.52 300.00 200.20 257.62 275.00 176.95 304.35 173.70 195.96 31.14 828.65 68.12 274.66 191.55 161.47 101.54 181.41 100.38 68.28 70.77 42.15 127.69 66.17 123.87 28.66 26.88 93.28 236.58 42.05 25.04 157.25 94.65 . . / .....