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<br />25 hands ,of the' Street Committee for careful consideration.
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<br />The"case'ofDella RogerS' vs. Lane County, E.' C. OtNE!el and Maxla O'Neel, J.
<br />M. Hall and Ramey Hugh, wherein the ci ty' of EU8Bne has enteiredinto 'a contract to' I"
<br />~::',convey a good ,and .SUffiCl'ent ti t.le covered .bY title" insurar,ce to the' above defend-
<br />......~ ants was presented by th,e Recorder in a letter wri tten by Charles A. .Hardy, attorne
<br />~:,a~r for the defense. 'AttO. rney Hardy cites that the defen. dants are enti tIed :to have the .
<br />city defend the suit and d~11ver the title to the defendant:s. City Attorney Calkin
<br />-I pointed out that the ci ty had already, assumed the request e,nd gave a short resume
<br />,as to the nature of the case. The matter was left in the tlands of the City Attorne "
<br />26 and Jud'1ciary'Committee.
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<br />I Letter from James A. Meek requesting the council to accept $13.45, principal
<br />as payment in full for his part of the assessment against the south 65, feet of
<br />Lot 10, Huddleaton's Addition and cancelling the interest'smounting to"$11.08was
<br />ref:erred to the Cl ty Attorney and Jud'Fciary Committee. It was pointed out that
<br />Isaac N. Park is the present owner of the above described property, having purchase
<br />(27 the same' from Mr'; Meek in 1927, a warranty deed be'1ng convE'yed. .. p'
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<br />Letter from Ray B. Compton, Roseburg Attorney, advis ing his client Isaac N.
<br />Park, to pay- the full sum of principal and interest on assE:ssments against the '.
<br />South 65 feet of Lot 10, Huddleston's'Amended AdditioI;l. The letter was ordered ~
<br />,28 filed. " .
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<br />The request of Miss Rosa Mi-les for payment of costs for damages sustained
<br />to her car as a result of. an accident in which city truck No.3 was involved and
<br />I considered,at fault, was referred to the City Attorney and Judiciary Committee. ~
<br />29' The amount claimed is $11.50., .
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<br />The request of E. F. McBee for a permit to build a r'oom 12 I x 28' on the :
<br />west side of the store room on his property located at 603 Nineteenth Avenue West
<br />(30 wa~ granted by the Board of Appeals and sustained by council's action. -
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<br />Roy E. Morse's request for a permit to erect a temporary car shelter, four
<br />upright posts and metal roof only, in the rear of The Broadway, Inc., 30 East
<br />31 Broadway was grant'ed by the Board of Appeals and sustained by the council.
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<br />Lillian E. Brockman' and May B. Cunningham's' request for permit to move two "I
<br />small buildings on the rear of their lot at 267 East 11th Avenue, jOining them and'
<br />making a small residence, waiving the requirements of the Euilding Code, that of
<br />covering the exterior with stucco, was granted by tne Board of Appeals and sustaine
<br />(32 by the council.
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<br />Copy of the annual report of the Eugene water Board for the' year ending
<br />(33 De,cember 31, 1936 was presented and ordered filed.
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<br />Report from the Health Officer for the month of May, 1937 was presented and
<br />34 ordered filed.
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<br />Resolution from the members of the Central Urange No. 360, Lane County, re-
<br />questing that Eleventh Avenue West be made a through Street was referred to the
<br />35 I Street Committee for consideration. '
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<br />An ordinance amending Secti,on 3 of Ordinance No. 8425 of the ci ty of Eugene,
<br />entitled "An Ordinance to license, tax and regulate certain games and mechanical
<br />I. devices used therein; and declaring an emergency.", passed by the Common Council- e~.
<br />" May 29, 1935 and approved by the Mayor June 4, 1935 as amended had its second read- ..
<br />1\ ing. At this time a petition signed by 52 merchants and business people was pre- "
<br />sented'by Elmer'Roberts in which petition each and everyone of ' the signers regis-
<br />tered a protest 'against the proposed action of the council to increase the license
<br />fee on pin ball machines from $5.00'to $10.00 per month. Upon motion made and se-
<br />conded that the existing ordinance calling for $5.00 per month license fee be in
<br />effect was put to a vote and councilmen voting in favor of this motion were:- Lamb,
<br />Hendershott, Reid, Page, Hanns, Farrington; nay, Bond and Carlson; absent, 'none.
<br />36 The proposed ordinance was thereby defeated and ordered tabled.
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<br />I An ordinance providing for the regulation of circuses, menageries, carnivals, .
<br />i tent shows and other outdoor amusements, and entertainments conducted for profit
<br />! within the city of Eugene, providing requirements for license and permit therefor,
<br />i providing a penalty for the violation thereof, repealing all ordinances and 'parts
<br />I of ordinances thereof, in conflict herewith and declaring an emergency, was read the ,
<br />first time and passed to its second and third readings by unanimous consent of the I.
<br />Ii council" under suspension of the rules and was placed for final passage. '-The ayes
<br />II and nays were called, councilmen voting aye; Lamb, Hendershott, Reid, Page, Hanna, .
<br />il Farrington, Bond and Carlson; nay, none; absent, none. The- ordinance was declared
<br />37. II passed and numbered 8517. .
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<br />I, Upon motion made and duly seconded a resolution was passed embodying the
<br />il sorrow of the council on the death of E. W. Zumwalt, former councilman:
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