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~546 .~ - ---- ..- - - -- - ~'- ... - --..- -- - - ~'- -. - - - no- ~_ ----- - - --"- -- -- - ~ --- -- ..'.. - _u -- - IMPROVEMENT BOND SINKING FUND ...~ Valley Printing Company 6.00 F. Wentworth, Treasurer 54.50, I Eugene Register-quard 379.11 Lane County Abstract Co~ 19.00 C,.i) Eugene Planing Mill 12.65 Frank M. Cashman l2~50 '~ ~ Clarence F. Hyde 12.50 '..,.,/. GENERAL FUND S. M. Calkins 72.00 Willamette Hide and Wool Co. 26.30 Coe's Stationery Company 1.10 Williams' Bakery 2..60 Stevens-Ness Law Publishing Co. 27.50 J'~ M. Murray 55.85 Western Union 1~80 F. F: Brooke Agency 13.,50 Eugene Printing Company 3.25 McLean-Sanders Insurance 31.50 The First National Bank 8.25 Hovey Insurance Company 13.50 Eugene Water Board 89.29 May B. Cherry 31.50 Eugene Water Board 90~65 Eugene Insurance Agency 22.50 Robert Roe .125.00 Eugene Water Board 141.60 Webb Langston 6.00 Allenbaugh Printing Co. 9.00 * Eugene Water Board .1.5'l E. D. Furrer, M. D. 35.00 Charles Bruning Company, Inc. '6.21 Natron Printing Company l4~50 Hanson Blue Print Co., Inc. 5.61 Eugene Water Board 2323..84 Granzer's Grocery '2.00 State Industrial Acc Com 157.00 Northwest Cities Gas Company 8.49 Eugene National Company 1000.00 Manerud-Huntington Fuel Co. ~.OO Valley Printing Company 16~'l5 E.. 'EiWyatt, Inc. 2.40 R. R. Hughes 30.00 Eugene Steam Laundry 10.8'5 Eugene Public Library 500.00 II C. A. Swarts, Sheriff 33.25 Central Heating Company 27.37 Aetna Life Insurance Company 85, . 68 Eugene Water Board 10.95 I 33rOO I Pacific Hospital Association A. A. Reeves 5.00 I Eugene Hospital and Clinic 15.00 S. C. GUm 5~00 I Shell Oil Company 4.90 A. F. Richards 5\>00 , Staley & Turnbull-.Service Station 4.50 Lane County Abstract Co. 50.00 I I Clerk Battery & Electric Company 6.66 R. A. Babb Hardware Company 25.20 George A. Halton Company '1.13 Carlson~ Hattop & Hay, Inc. 36~47 I New Service Laundry '1..09 Cresseys' 11.45 I I Eugene Sand and Gravel Company 20.00 Bryant G. DeBar 244.68 I II Eugene Auto Top Company 2.00, Eugene Hardware Company 16.93 West Side Auto Wreckers 2.00 Eugene Morning News 10..67 I, Associated Oil Company 7.54 Eugene Planing Mill 8.91 r Gen Petroleum Corp of Calif 23:32 Eugene Register-Guard 8.80 I, Sigloh-Sawyer Company 923..06 Eugene Water Board 8.11 McMurphey Agency 10.00 A. E. Hansen Paper Company 33.96 Ii Henry Whittall 4.4.25 Nordling Parts Company 3.31 Lundstrom Brothers 7.20: Oregon Supply Company 235,.90 'I The Brund Saw Shop .35 Pacific Tel and Tel Company 20.30 I I G. Ba.ue r. 1.15 Shel ton-Turnbull-Fuller Co. 111.40 Chase Gardens Florist 2.20 Simmons Company 12.30 Hendershottls Gun Store .50 Standard Oil Co of Calif 235.23 I J. H. MacDonald Lumber Company 42.87 C. P. Tillman Company 77.85 , I Midgley Planing Mill Company 14.25 Twin Oaks Builders' Supply 35.15 'I I; F. Wentworth, Treasurer 105.58 I The offer made. by Arthur R. Warren in the sum of $538.04 for lots 1,2, and 3, ,. I Block 4, Fairmount Heights Addition, was denied by the Finance Committee. The ap- praised value placed upon the property by the Appraisal Committee shows the value \ II of the property priced at $1000. The city has liens in the amount of $922.49 811 against the land and in ~dditlon would have to pay taxes which amount to $108.38. !i Councilman Hendershott, chairman of the Finance Committee, reported that Mr. Wilbur H. Hyland had accepted the city's counter-offer of $800.00 for the property , on which Mr. Hyland had formerly bid a price of $500.00. Upon motion made and 9 seconded the report was approved. Councilman Hendershott reported that he had,approved the expenses incurred by Mayor ~arge and City engineer Clubb in their attendance to the Northwest Aviation I Planning Council at Portland on December 4, 5, 1936. Mayor Large stated that the .... United Airline officials had assured him that the' city of Eugene would have some 10 I type of air service probably in the coming spring.. I I , Requested by Councilman Hendershott, Mr. Calkins reported on the t. G. Leavitt contract on which a down payment of $1000 had been made with payments of $1000 at the end of each succeeding six months thereafter, with the privilege of paying I $IOa of any multiple thereof at any time. It was further agreed that Mr. Leavitt I i was to furnish the city a deed to twenty-third street on which street the property I! abuts. He explained that the contract 1s being detained in the office of the city il recorder due to the fact that the deed has not beenrecelved and there seems to be II a great deal of difficulty in securing it. Mr. Calkins stated that the case is to I '- remain open and whenever mr. Leavitt comes in to complete the deal, that it is to 11 be brought to the attention of the council and they are to decide what action to ta e. . I ~.