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"... 606 ~ - - -- --.- -.. . - - ---- ' -- - ~- - -- . - -- - - ~ -- ---. -., - .....-.- ~ _.-' -- -- -- _ _ _c_ -- - -- -- --.. - -: - .,--- - -"', ~ ~_.. ~ ....- 0-"-- ,- -.. .- --- ' -- ,-, Council Chambers, City Hal,l June 14 1937 ,"r.. - ".- ...:... I "0'"; "C1) The minutes of the regular meeting of the common council held at the hour ~ 1 II of 7:30 o'clock P. M., June 14, 1937, City Hall. The meeting was called to order by Mayor Large. All councilmen were present except Mr. Hendershott. The minutes of the previous meeting were presented and as there were no 2 corrections, they were ordered filed as presented. I Letter from the Salvation Army requesting a contribt,tion of $50.00 to tide them over until the fall financial campaign, was presented by the Recorder. Mr. II Roy E. Morse, Advisory Board Chairman of the organization, stated that prior to this meeting he had gone into the relief fund account of ttle city and the fact was II di sclosed that the account was overdrawn to the extent of ~;88.. 70. Mr. Morse cited the urgency of the condition existing and gave definite as~:urance that this would I be the last request until late in fall and asked if the council could see fit to I grant this request in spite of the fact that the fund is at: the present time over- II drawn. It was moved and seconded that the Mayor and Recorder issue a warrant pay- . able to the Salvation Army in the amount of ~50.00. The ayes and nays were called, II councilmen voting aye, Lamb, Reid,'Page, Hanns, Farrington" Bond and Carlson; nay, 3 I: none; absent, Hendershott. 'I f II II At this time Herbert Wiltshire, representing the lo(:al Pageant Association, Ii 4 asked the council for their consideration in granting the following requests: I ,I 'i 1. Complete closing of Willamette Street from 8th to 11th from Ii the morning of July 19 to midnight of July 24th:. inclusive. II Referred to Street Committee. 2., Remittance of carnival license fee to the Pageant Association. II The carnival is to be featured in conjunction W:L th the t'ageant II and is to operate for a period of one week. Granted. II 3. That the police officers dress in the old-time uniforms to be II il provided by the Association. Granted. I ,I ii 4. Permission to erect a stockade with the approval of the Building ,I ., Ii Inspector on Willamette, somewhere between 8th and 11th Streets. i: Granted. I' 5. All business concerns wishing to construct false fronts be given ,I Ii special permission to do so. Granted provided ::iufficiently j! covered by liability insurance and constructed ":0 conform with I ) building code specifications under supervision of Building In- spector. I I I! 6., Special permission for erection of hitching post on Willamette ,[ Street. Granted provided sufficiently covered 'by liability in- II surence and constructed in accordance with Building Inspector's II specifications. il il 7. City bell, now in custody of Street Department, be placed on 'I ti sidewalk in front of Pageant headquarters. Gra:lted. II . II II 8. Permission be granted for holding all street da:lces before I) and during the Pageant. Granted. 9. Permission to hold all parades before and during the Pageant. II I Granted. 'I II 10. That the usual 10% commission that city of Eugene receives from the airport be waived between the city and that the 10% : be divided betwee,n Harold Sanders, manager of t:le airport and the't'rivate Flyers Association. Refused by the Council. , 11.. Permission to have horse-drawn stages to operate between depot and hotels and elsewhere if requested. Granted. I 12. Permission to hold short skits at street corners during noon ...~ .... , hours as means of advertising. Granted. ;,..t. 13. That special parking privileges be granted guests of the city. Granted. 14. Permission to operate chuck wagons and concessions. Heferred to the ~treet Committee. At this time Councilman Hendershott arrived. l, .