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" - '''1 561 I .. I . I . '"-- , 39 --- -------- -- , Petition asking that all taxl-meters be eliminated and charges be made on 30 a- different basis was presented to the Judiciary Committee and City Attorney~ Resolution authorizing the Mayor and Recorder to enter into a contract and .91 agreement on behalf of the city of Eugene and J. D. Campbell was upon motion made ~ and seconded, approved. C;{!U.-dlhl,!,..(NI CffL. ~ile) """'" Resolution directing the Mayor and Recorder to enter into a contract and agreement on behalf of ~hecity ofE~~~n~ and, E, F. Mack was upon motion made and I seconded, approved. (/a...J f(-G(A._:t,~t! /5".... a;t,-t.:j , , Bids for the city's supply of gasoline for 1937 were opened. Nine bids were I submitted but none selected as the prices were identical, being 16i which is the present market price. The matter was held over until the next meeting. The various companies bidding were: Fletcher, Gilmore, Standard, Texas, Shell, Richfield, Signal, Association and Union. ' , 31 , 32 , 33 , Councilman Hendershott, chairman of the Finance Committee, had no recommenda- 34 tion in regard to the Hoselton offer. , The contract between the City of Eugene and the United Air Lines; and the City of Eugene and Harold E. Sander for operation of the city airport was presented. The United Air Line contract was read in full. Due to the fact that the newly- elected councilmen were not acquainted with the airport problems and no figures available to determine the total income of the airport together with its actual operation expense for the past year, it was decided that acceptance or rejection of the contract should be made only after a complete report was available on the questions raised. The City Recorder was instructed to secure all information pos- sible on the operation of the airport at Medford, Oregon. 3,5 ~ The street Committee_was not prepared to report on the grading and graveling , of Miami Lane and 'the widening of Willamette Street from 11th to 17th. Both items 36 were held for further consideration. " 37 Mayor Large stated that Judge E. O. Potter had been appointed to represent the ci ty of Eugene at the Stat,e Planning Commission and that the expenses incurred by Judge Potter amounted to $14.75. The issuance of a warrant in that sum was authorized after the ayes and nays were called and all councilmen present had voted their approv~l. Six applications for rebonding delinquent assessments were presented and upon motion made, seconded and carried, they were unanimously approved. 38 Name No. Amount James Hayes E. Estella Bloomfield D. 'Harold Lyons G. E. Finnerty R. E. McIntyre Guy A. Rogers $649.42 75.00 '172.39 152.31 59.08 89.10 490 491 492 493 494 495 Arrangements to name a Eugenean to receive information from the offices of the State Capitol as to the procedure of bills effect'1ng the cities of Oregon was requested by the League of Oregon Cities in a communication directed to the at- tention of the Council. Mayor Large was as~ed to make the selection upon motion made and seconded. Upon motion made and seconded, the council was adjourned to meet on January 40 25, 1937. c. M. Bryan City Recorder ^."~~:,"'-,,,",-.<> ~