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~ p-" 630 t "" - --- _~~__ _______ __ __ "~'_ _ ~_"__."_ _ _, __, ~ __ _ _ __ -:----:.-:--:---::::--~ ~ ____ __ _~ _ ___~ __ _<" _ r ___ _ -____ - -- -- , ~ -- - - - , ~ The $775.00 offer of A. R. Clow for Lots 2 and 3, 1310ck 23, Huddleston's 26 Addition, was referred to the Finance Committee. I I~- Letter from the Sign Board of Appeals recommending that the sign suspended ' at 786 East Eleventh Avenue, be removed, inasmuch as no perlnit has been secured, was 27 unanimously approved by the council. I Letter from Thomas D. McHoes, 20',{5 Charnelton Strel3t, offering the city" ~$165.34 for Lot 2, Block 5, Hollenbeck Addition and Lot 2, Block 8, Hollenbeck Ad- "dSdition; $100.90 for Lot 2 in Block 5 and $64.44 for Lot 2 in Block 8, was presented 28 and referred to the Finance Committee. Letter from Miss Anne Whiteaker, 974 Charnelton St:~eet, claiming damages to the extent of $300.00 for injury to ner health and nappiness incurred by the noise and presence of the carnival operating in front of he:~ residence during the 29 pageant events, was presented and referred to the Judiciary Committee. / I Plans for an addition to the Crabtree ~arehouse at 259 Fifth Avenue East was granted by the Board of Appeals provided that certain r'3~uirements were met, and 30 lithiS action was sustained by the council. ~ I I , 1'\ Request of S. C. Mitchell to place four discarded :3treet cars on his lot at 725 East Seventeenth Avenue, to be later converted into dup'lex apartments was grants ,by the Board of Appeals on the condition that he complied with the Building Code, wa 31 approved by the council. I I' , Reports of the Police Matron for June and July and the Fire Department for 32 the month of July, 1937 were presented and ordered filed. I . Reports of the Library, Police Department and Engineer for the month of 33 July, 1937, were also presented and approved. Petition, signed by 11 property owners, requesting installation of a street light at 25th and Nixon was referred to the Fire and ~ater Committee for considera- 34 tion. / In reply to Mayor Large's query, it was reported that the removal of weeds I from city lots as well as privately-owned lots were being Cl1t one foot from the in- .. side of the sidewalk on both sides. Mr. Carlson stated that inasmuch as work was J being done on the cutting of weeds, the city needed its entlre man power of street 35 Idepartment employees to get tne streets into proper repair. / I ' Resolution authorizing the Mayor and City Recorder to enter into a lease wi th the Treasury Department for leasing of Room No. 11 in ;:he Ci ty Hall for one 36 ,year was duly adopted: / 'I i RESOLUTION I BE IT RESOLVED By the Common Council of the city of Eugene tnat tne I Mayor and City Recorder be and they are hereby directed to enter into I aIldexecute a lease with the Treasury Department of the United States I Internal Revenue Service for the leasing of Room No. 11 in the City I Hall to the United States for use in its revenue sElrvice for a term . I commencing July 1, 1937 and terminating June 30, H138 at a rental of I $120.00 per year, payable at the rate of ~;10.00 pel' month in advance. il I Resolution authorizing the Mayor and Recorder to enter into a contract with 37 Lawrence and Rosie Truesdale was duly adopted: / I ~ RES 0 L UTI 0 N I BE IT RESOLVED my the Common Council of the City of Eugene that the i Mayor and City Recorder be and they are hereby d 1rEocted to make, execute, and del1verthe hereto annexed contract unto the purchasers I as therein set out. . . I I' ~I\