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r-- 536 . ..----- ~ . - - .- - - - -- _.-. - -- -- -----..----- ----- GENERAL FUND Aetna Life Insurance Company 85.68 J. H. MacDonald Lumber Co. 23.39 - Pacific Hospital Association 33.00 Williams' Bakery 2.95 I ."- ~f Eugene Hospital and Clinic 15.00 Eugene Mill & Elevator Co. 14.73 .t....:= S. M. Calkins 32.70 Zellerbach Paper Co. 18.75 ( Burroughs Adding Machine Company 8.30 A. E. Hansen Paper Co. 3.76 ~ Eugene Water Board 1.57 Eugene Water Board 70.80 ~_ Robert Roe 125.00 E. D. Furrer, M. D. 35.00 -1 Hanson Blue Print Co., Inc. 14.28 Eugene ~ater Board 2325.50 I Koke -Chapman Company .50 Eugene Register-Guard 144.00 ,/ I Lane County Abstract Company 4.00 Eugene Morning News 1.50 The Rough Notes Co., Inc. 5.15 State Industrial Accident 154.40 I Lane County Abstract Company 9.00 Chase Gardens 5..CO Eugene Steam Laundry 23.45 R. R. Hughes 30.00 Northwest Cities Gas Co. 7.28 Eugene Public Library 500.CO I Manerud-Huntington Fuel Company 5..00 Lovinger Disinfectant Co. 63.75 i Silva Chevrolet Co., Inc. 14.92 Chase Co. 6.05 I Shell Service Station #773 7.60 Eugene Water Board 11.37 i C. A. S war t s, Sh e r iff 27.25 Central Heating Company 17.23 ,. II Glenn S. Morgan, M. D. 5.00 Eugene Fruit Growers' Ass'n. 5.00 II The Irw in -Hod son Company 8.05 Williamson & Co. ~.OO II Fee's Service Station 2.75 Jesse J. Godlove 5.00 I Ray Nevers 94.88 Chase Co. 5.00 i 'f:estern Union 1.53 E. A. Fegles 5.00 John Stuckey 10.80 Northwest Cities Gas Co. 34.00 Union Oil Company of California 32.10 F. Wentworth, Treasurer 293.49 Twin Oaks Builder's Supply Company 10.39 Valley Printing Company 12.15 A. Steiert & Son 16.24 Standard Oil Co. of Calif. 215.67 Strobel & Miller 4.20 Pacific Telephone & Tel Co. 13.85 I Simmons Company 2.81 Midgley Planing Mill Co. 2.30 i Scobert Building Material Company 8.75 Hill Distributing Co. 15.00 II Snap-On Tools, Inc. 13.29 Eugene ~ater Board 3.82 i Panther Oil & Grease Mfg. Company 15.70 R. A. Babb Hardware Co. 10.00 ) Nordling Parts Company 2..02 Carlson, Hatton & Hay, Inc. 22..00 K. E. Erickson Co., Inc. . -248.01 Ludford's 7.92 J Consolidated Freight Lines, Inc. 8.72 Hendershott's Gun Store 95.80 I I The Broadway, Inc. . - .63 Staley & Turnbull 5.25 The Brund Saw Shop 1.00 , Southern Pacific Company 1.00 Oregon Supply Company 1.38 Goettling Sign Company 14.60 J. ".. Quakenbush & Son- 34.20 Councilman Bond, chairman of the Fire and ~ater Committee, reported that he had received numerous complaints from neighbors in territory adjacent to ~alters- Bushong Mill with respect ,to the burnigg of sawdust on grounds in that vicinity. Mr. Thorn, one of the home owners in that vicinity, was present to express his views~ I He stated that the hauling and dumping of sawdust cceated a decided nuisance and 11' felt that it should be abated. Councilman Lamb suggested that Walters-Bushong be contacted and the City Recorder was asked to communicate with them, and suggest that they refrain from hauling more sawdust to that location. . / Fire and Water Committee by Chairman Bond, recommended the installation of a street light at the intersection of Railroad Boulevard and Cross Streets and the re- 13 commendation was duly approved. . I I) Instructions had been received from the office of the State Fire Marshal for I removal of the old iron stove now being used for warming the fire truck room, as it ;ii constituted a fire hazard. A price of $65.00 had been secured as an approxiYl1ate Ii for repairing the old furnace in the basement of the city hall. The matter was re- " 14 I fer red to the Fire and Rater Committee with power to act. Councilman Bond, chairman of the Police Committee, reported that Joe Johnson had removed all the wood structure of the city jail except the steel cages and con- I~ crete foundation; and that the street department was assigned to the task of re- 15 moving the remainder. 1 - I Police Committee, by Acting Chairman Bond, refused to grant any requests for I yellow strips for restricting parking and this,was approved. He stated where yellow 16 strips had been painted they would be removed. I City Recorder presented communication, dated October 29, 1936, signed by Com- missioners of the Civil Service Commission, sustaining the action of the Council /. with respect to the dismissal of Roy Bussell from the Police Force on October 7, 193 . 17 : The communication was approved and ordered filed. I II Reports from the City Engineer, Eugene Public Library, Police and Fire Dept., 18 were received for the months of September and October and ordered filed. I' j ?ommunication from Arthur Hendershott, Chairman of the Finance Committee, B\lggeBt.lng payment to Lane County in the '1.mount of $26 58 f . c '. or Lot 11, Block 22 , ~II I' "