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~ . I . I .. I *: ~ 469 ~---< - -.- -....- .~- --. the Treasury Department of the United States, Internal Revenu~ Service, for the leasing of Room #3 in the City Hall to the United States for use in its revenue service, for a term commencing July 1, 1936, and terminating June 30, 1937, at a rental of $120.00 per year, payable at the rate of $10.00 per month in advance. .~ ~ :.0 Councilman Zumwalt, Chairman of the Health Committee, was instructed to meet the representatives from School District No.4 and the County to work out the proper 32 program for the new County Health Service Doctor. 33 Four rebonding applications were presented and ordered accepted, as follows: No. Name. Amount 417 418 419 420 C. A. Pryor W. F. Gilstrap May Anna Forsberg Gertrude & Wm. H. Dale $157..54 333.61. 76.25 120.96 On motion made and seconded, Dr. Romig~s name was ordered removed from the Payroll of the City of Eugene and the" name of Doctor A. N. Johnson be placed there- 34 on with his salary starting as of ~ay 1, 1936. Th~ ayes and nays were called. Counci Imen vo ting aye, seven, nay, none, absent, Simon ./lgJ' :3 "3> The contract between Mr. R R Hughes and the City of Eugene for the management of the Ci ty Dump Grounds is to be dated as of i."lay 1, 1936 and to expire as of 35 April 30, 1937 and a salary of $30.00 per month to start as of May 1 and it was so ordered. Councilman Bond reported that Mr. Zimmer who had previously complained con- . cerning certain 6onditions existing at the Pierce Machine Shop had not be~cleared 36 up and Mr. Calkins stated that he would write them immediately asking them to abate the nuisance. 37 Councilman Hendershott reported that fifth street is badly in need of repairs. 38 The Police were ordered to check mufflers on all trucks and to checl< the speed at which they were driving through the city. 39 Inasmuch as the appraisal committee had not reported concerning the two pieces of property under consideration, Councilman Harrts <;lsked that their report be kept confidential. But this ques'tion was held over for.d'~cision at the next meeting. The Mayor reported that the Lane County Relief Committee would like to rent quarters in the city barn for the storage of their supplie5 and that they are will- ing to pay $25.00 per month and that they will furnish all labor if. the city will furnish the material to make certain alterations necessary. The Mayor was ordered to continue negotiations with this committee and reach a satisfactory agreement. 40 41 I Councilman Harris at this time reported that the nomination for members to the civil service commission would be held for two more weeks at which time they would know whether or not the police would be under civil service as well as t~~ firemen. On motion the council adjourned to meet May 25, 1936 at 7:30 P. M. C. M. Bryan City Recorder :::#-2L -+ k+~~ 1~o.f---d7~ Cl-<f: d-~~~: ~ro. 00 10 L~L,~ 'Y ~~ 50,00 7() 'A12~~ {P-I;C .7~ ;Jf~oo.c?o . ~ ....