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~ 6:18 .e ~~~' -- ------- _.._-~---_. -" - -.-. ---- - .'0- __ ___. -. --- - - ---- -- ----- - . - - -.--- __R ._ .. . u u Hendershott's gun ~tor.e 1.25 R. A. Babb Har~ware Company 27.54 Eugene Sand and Gravel Company 31.25 Clark Battery & Electric 83.31 Eugene Water Bpard 31.20 Cressey's 6.45 C) Sigwart Electric Company 5.00 Carlson, Hatton & Hay, Inc. 22.31 I ......l Shelton~Turnbul1-Fuller , I E~' D. Furrer, M. D. 35.00 Eugene Register-Guard 16.80 OJ Eugene Water Board 2337.31 Hall-Wright Petroleum Co. 270.60 state Industrial Aecident Co. 182.99, Nordling Parts Company 10.10 Postal Telegraph-Cable Company .45 Oregon Supply Company 141.43 I. Chase Gardens Florist 5.00 Pacific Tel & Tel Company l'l .10 Eugene Public Library 654.17 Valley Printing Company 12.95 Central Heating Company 6.67 Western Union 3.63 Eugene Water Board 10.20 Fred Wentworth, Treasurer 250.64 Lane County Abstract Company 50.00 Councilman Carlson asked that the request of the Central Grange No. 360 for making Eleventh Avenue West a through street be referred to the Police Com- mittee. It was the opinion o.f the council that this petition be tabled and it was 11 so ordered. / Councilman Carlson, chairman of the Street Committee, reporting on curbs '-* that had been cut and not used, he felt that it would be impractical to get the property owners to replace them, and too, the city was not in a position finan- 12 cially to attend to it. f It was the recommendation of the Street Committee that the Tide Water Association Oil Company be permitted to construct an additional 10 feet to their present cut. They were requested to place a sign on the premises indicating that the area was for free parking; the company having the privilege of limiting the 13 time. I I It was the recommendation of the Health Committee, reported by chairman Farrington, that the two ~arns adjacent to the property of Mr. Johnson at 267 West 12th be condemned. ~he City Attorney was asked to proceed with condemnation ;.4 papers upon approval of the councilmen for such a procedure. II The Health Committee also recommended condemnati~n of the shed in the rear of the residence of Mrs. Allen W. Jones, 1898 James Street and a thorough I 1511 cleaning of the house on the premises. This recommendatiDn was unanimousl~ ap- proved. The Oi ty Attorney was instructed to prepare pape.rs of condemnation. The request of W. H. Robertson, caretaker of the rest cottage, to keep for purposes of his own tne receipts of the toll telephone installed at the rest 116 cottage, was upon motion made and seconded, denied. The Police Committee reported that they had issu,ad 19 tickets for trucks 17 operating with defective mufflers and all were being taken care of rapidly. , Councilman Reid stated that the sewer facilities at the fair grounds I were not adequate. The prOblem was referred to the city engineer with power to act. He was asked to consult with the county -court and work with them on the 18 project. I . An additional staff of special police officers mlY be appointed during the pageant celebration depending upon the number that ca;~ be obtained from the 19 state police headquarters. , '." Letter from Mr. Frank L. Barber asking for release of assessment on the east. 92 feet of Lot 4, Block 26, First Addition Uhula Vista Park as soon as the sidewalk is laid in, as this piece of property has already been assessed when the 20 sidewalk was put in on Chula Vista, was referred to the Judiciary Committee. I Request of Eugene Hospital and Clinic asking for privilege of replacing a number of dilapidated outbuildings with a parking shed, approximately 90 feet long, open on two sides and supported by post~ only, also to reconstruct the north gable of the present building used to house co~nty patiemts, was granted by the Board of Appeals provided provisions ar~ made tp meet the :~equirements of one hour 21 resistive construction, and this action was approved by the common council. I - i The request of the Genera I Petroleum .Corporat ion for a permit to remodel their service station at 6th and Blair using tpe same typf~ of construction as in the present building was granted by the Board of Appeals and accepted by the I 22 council. / McDonald Candy Company request to make a change :~rom the building code for the north wall of their proposed new building to oe located between 4th and 5t on the west side of Willamette, adjoining the Lane Hot~ ;~roperty on the south and the Briggts property on the north. The wall in questIon is to rise abov~ and il r~st on the Briggs' building and they ask to be allowed tl) construct this out of I: four-inch hollow tile, anchored to the supporting framewo:~k of their own building. The Board recommended that this request be granted providlng there is found to be sufficient footing under the Briggs' wall to carry the additional load and this 23 action was unanimously approved by tne council. . / I ~ll