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~ 5i5 . ~------~ ~--~- ~-----~- ----~ ---- -- -----~---~--- --- ,- -~,- -..- ... --- --- --. --- -,------ _._-~- - ----- ---..__._~-- - - -,_.. .. -~ . - - ---- .- -- - --- . -- - . -- <<--' - . ., -- _.~ - - _.-- - ~'___ .___.'___~_ u _.._ _ __ _ ______. _ _ ~_..____ - - ------ . --- --~--- ---- -- - -~- --._. ~-- -- - .--- -- _.__.._----~---- .-'~ --- ,-- -- -- - - - - - .-" - - - --- ..------- ._- . .,.......-.- -- ~ -"~ H - -.. - - ~ - - . ----. - _.- - _.. - - James D. Barnett, Professor of Political Science, University of Oregon, by ......- letter dated August 15, 1936, accepted appointment to the Civil Service Commission. , I 'In Two letters from the Southern Pacific Cornpany requesting refunds in the amounts> ~~ of ~p285.l0 and $1,236.17, the former an over-payment and the latter payment made "~, after resolution was adopted directin€ a refund of $2% to all property owners who ..-/ had paid their assessments along the ~ranklin Boulevard project between 13th Street and, the city limits. The matter was placed in the hands of the Judiciary, City Attorney and City Engineer. In regard to the Eugene Foundry debris, Mr. Bergman, Chief of Police, reported --- that Mr. Burkhart of the Eugene Foundry is contemplating constructing additional buildin~s and promises to remove the ~8chinery from the curbings. Chief Bergman reported that the papers being scattered on East Broadway find v"" their source from the alley next to the Hoffman Hotel. According to promises made, the condition will be ta~en care of by the owners of adjoining properties. i - Monthly reports for the months of June and July from Police Matron, Ella Ri c'hardson, were presented and ordered filed. Bids were opened for the paving of alley between Potter Street and University Streets from 19th to 20th Avenues as follows: Stien Brothers, ~1568.40~ and Nels ./ T. Jorgensen,. $1299.92. The City Bngineer's estimate was presented at $1262.20 and upon motion made and seconded the bid of Nels T.- Jorgensen was unanimously accepted. An Ordinance accepting the bid of Nels T. Jorgensen in the sum of ~P1299.92, for pavihg the alley between Potter Street and University Street, from 19th ~venue to 20th Avenue, in the City of Eugene was read the first time and passed to its second and third readings by unanimous consent under suspension of the rules and was placed upon its final passage. The ayes and nays were called, councilmen voting aye, six; nay, none; absent 0imon and Lamb. The ordinance was declared passed and numbered 8485. Ordinance rec:uiring spark arresters and smoke consuming devices upon, commercial -- smoke stacks in the city of Eugene was read the second time and held over. I Application for rooming house permit, approved by Chief of Police Carl Berg- -- man was u;on motion made and seconded granted to Mr. and Mrs. P' . HoV"ardivii Ine , located at 65 ~est 8th. Mr. F. L. Chambers requested th~t the ~usene Pire Department stand ready to -- accept calls from the Flax Plant in case of a fire and he was informed that the busene Pire Department would gladly respond to any calls. Resolution directing the Mayor and City Recorder to enter into a contract of v" sale with James H. and Nora D Bramely in consideration of the party deeding ce~- 1..) . tain property. to the city of bugene, was presented and upon motion made andseconde was duly approved: RES 0 L UTI 0 N W' IT RESOLVED by the Common Council of the City of Eugene 1:!, that in consideration of James H. Bramley and Nora B. Bram- . ley deeding certain property to the city of bugene, The City of 1:!,ugene does hereby direct the Mayor and City, Recorder to enter into a contract of sale with the said James H. Bramiey and Nora B. Bramley, a copy of which con- tract is hereto attached; and the Common Oouncil has caused the property to be appraised and fixed the value as shown in the contract. I It was unanimously approved that City Attorney Calkins prepare a letter to the ".-' Uni(8d States Government in regard to sewer connection for the proposed new post office bUilding. Oouncilman Zumwalt was instructed to investigate the necessity of purchase for --- the city dump grounds of 4000 feet of 311 x 1211, 10-12-14 feet of planking offered ) the city by Joe Johnson at 10.00 per M. Application for Restauran~ and Hotel Liruor License placed by Clarence Wilcdx I was ~eferred to the Police Oommittee to act upon at the next meeting. V . I Offer of $75~00 cash for Lot 6, Block 2, Tiff's Platt by Mrs. Ida M. Stough v . I I ~ :1