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<br /> WHEREAS, the Common Council has by resolution duly adopted on
<br /> September 14, 1936, declared that it believes that both claims
<br /> I are stale, and that the~e has been mutually reciprocal and
<br /> helpful relations between the City of Eugene Proper and its Ul
<br /> Water Board during all the years, and that it is neither de- ~
<br /> sirable nor just that they should be ruptured or endangered by .....j
<br /> these claims, some of which are twenty-five years old, and
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<br /> WHEREAS, the Common Council, by resolution, as above stated, has - -
<br /> declared that its claims, be and are thereby withdrawn, with
<br /> the understanding that the Water Board shall likewise withdraw
<br /> its counter-claims, and has by said resolution declared that the
<br /> accounts between the Water Board and the City are deemed settled
<br /> and closed, and that the usual helpful and reciprocal relations
<br />~ between the Council and the water B08,rd shall, continue as her.e-
<br /> tofore.
<br /> NOW THEREFORE, be it resolved by the Eugene Water Board~ in
<br /> special session held this 25th day of September, 1936, that it
<br /> . fully concurrs in and approves the Common Council's resolution
<br /> above referred to, and hereby agrees that its above named counter-
<br />f claim is hereby withdrawn, and that both City claim and water
<br /> Board counter-claim are therefore deemed settled and closed.
<br /> . EUGENE WATER BOARD
<br />! By P. W.:Brown (signed)
<br /> p. w. Brown, President
<br /> By J. W. McArthur (signed}
<br /> J. W. McArthur, ~ecretary
<br /> Statement of bills for the Eugene Public Library for the month of August,
<br /> 20 1936 was presented and ordered filed.
<br /> I Transfer of Package Store Clas~ A License and Retail Beer License from
<br /> Frank Briggs to Paul L. Durkee, Driggs' cafe, 453 WillametteStreet, was referred
<br /> I 21 to the Police Committee for approval or r~jection.
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<br /> Resolution and contract permitting Mr. ~. M. Murray to erect a building up -
<br /> to the property line of 11th street with a provision that at any time the city of
<br /> 22 Eugene shall widen 11th street that the building shall be dismantled back seven,
<br /> /, feet and that no damages shall be claimed by Mr. Murray or his successors in in-
<br /> terest, except for the land taken, was read and upon motion made and seconded,
<br /> I approved. Resolution reads as flollows:
<br /> RES 0 L UTI 0 N
<br /> The Mayor and City hecorder of the City of ~ugene be and they are
<br /> hereby authorized and directed to enter into an agreement with J.
<br /> M. Murray respecting the East 80 feet of Lots 2 and 3, Block 18,
<br /> MUlligan's Addition to Eugene, Oregon, permitting the said J. M.
<br /> Murray to erect a building up to the property line of 11th street,
<br /> ,. with a provision that at any time the city of Eugene shall widen
<br /> 11th ~treet that the building shall be dismantled back for seven
<br /> feet, and that no damages Shall be claimed by said J. M. Murray or
<br /> his successors in interest, except for the land taken.
<br /> 23 Applications to rebond delinquent assessments were accepted by the council:
<br /> No. Name Amount
<br /> 453 Martin and Minnie Gilman $185.00
<br /> 454 Security ~avings & Loan Ass'n. 457.46
<br /> 455. Frederick & Marvel Krogh 68.74
<br /> Question was brought up by councilman Bond in regard to receiving a franch,ise
<br /> from the Oregon Electric Railway Company. Since it was pointed out that the Oregon '..........
<br /> I 24 Electric would be unable to pay anything in the form of a franchise, that the best
<br /> policy would be to hold them without one and in the meantime if we wished, we could
<br /> use that as a means to secure whatever the city thought proper. City Engineer Club
<br /> was instructed to contact the officials of the Oregon-Electric Railroad Company r
<br /> and to make definite arrangements with them for the proper repair of Fifth Street.
<br /> Upon motion made and seconded, the meeting was adjourned.
<br /> C. M. Bryan
<br /> City Recorder
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