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~2 , . " ~ GENERAL FUND The Broadway, Inc. 11..00 C\1 Eugene Steam Laundry 12.77 I ~,~. Brown Motor Company 2.85 Day-Ni te Garage 1.60 Imperial Lunch 26.05 Glenn S. Morgan, M. D. 5.00 Silva Chevrolet Company 1.13 Shelton-Turnbull-Fuller Company 5.50 Western Union 2.46 C. A. Swarts, Sheriff 45.00 R.C.A. Communications, Inc. 2.50 I Eugene Water Board 4.55 Alaska Junk and Machinery Company .45 Broadway Service Station 6.21 Ballou & Wright .26 Consolidated Freight Lines, Inc. 22.72 Eugene Sand and Gravel Company 125.00 ; Home Lumber Company - 54.00 Ludford's 5.45 F. Wentworth, Treasurer 247.31 Preston & Hales 6.60 Victor P. Todd 50.00 Standard Oil Company of California 153.01 S. M. Calkins 102.66 Simmons Company .93 Guard Publishing Co. 12.60 C. P. Tillman Company .45 Shank's Brothers 2.00 Twin Oaks Builders Supply Company 13.61 Central Heating Company 4.35 Union Oil Company of California 79.20 Eugene Water Board / 11.37 Van's Distributing Company 50.11 R. A. Babb Hardware Co. 8.14 Veltum's Machine Shop ?l6.35 Carlson, Eatton & Hay,Inc. 15.71 Neil Ellis 26.88 Cresseys' 3.30 Glenn Thorpe 38.40 Clark Battery & Elec Co. 13.51 Roy Loomis 100.00 Eugene Printing Company 48.50 Thomas Bauer 2.40 Eugene Water Board, 42.96 Eugene MIll and Elevator Company 9.74 Eugene PIE,ning Mill 6.75 Hendershott's Gun Store .50 General PE:troleum Corp. 199.65 WilYiam's Bakery 2.60 George A. Halton Company 11.65 A. E. Hansen Paper Company 18.75 Midgley PJ,aning Mill Co. 22.75 I Eugene Water Board 24.60 Nordling Parts Company 12.54 E. D. Furrer, M. D. 35.00 Oregon supply Company 38.13 Eugene Water Board 2347.43 Staley & Turnbull 5.25 Eugene Public Library 654.17 Waldorf Paint Company 40.78 State Industrial Accident Commission 156.14 Pacific Tel & TelCo. 23.11 / I Councilman Hendershott at this time re-opened the question of the bid by Frank Cashman for the Mercy Hospital tract. Mr. Cashrrran increased his bid from $4750.00 to $5500.00 and even though the city would lose $1310.81 as a result of this transaction, it was the recommendation of the Finance Committee that this offer be accepted with the condition also that the city :urnish ~nsured title. Considerable discussion followed and Mr. Cashman explainl~d that it was the plan of his company to construct 24 new homes, to layout and pare the necessary streets at their own expense. Upon motion made and seconded, th~ offer of Mr. Cashman was ;7 duly accepted. 8 At this time Councilmen Reid and Farrington arrived. The $400.00 offer of Charles E. Boyd for Block "C" Martin's Addition, known as #7 Madison Street, was rejected by the council and a counter-offer of /9 $625.00 extended. Upon motion made and seconded, this action was duly accepted. The $250.00 offer of Edward Howell for Lot 15, Block 4, Fairmount Amende Addition, was rejected by the council and a counter-offer of $750.00 extended. 10 This was unanimously approved. I / It was the recommendation of the Finance Committee that due to the fact that Mrs. A. B. Brown had not accepted the extension of one year on her contract in which to redeem property described as Lot 15, Block 4, Fairmount Addition, that the same be now rejected. Upon motion made and seconded, the recommendation of 11 the Committee was duly approved. I . Councilman P. J. Hanns, Chairman of the Fire' e,nd Water Committee, re- commended the installation of a street light at 15th ane, Kincaid and this was I 12 upon motion made, seconded, and duly carried, 'approved. / The Fire and Water Committee requested further' time to study the request of Kirstina Snow for installation of a street light at the intersection of Jackson 13 and West Second, and it was granted. ' " / j Councilman Farrington, Chairman of the Health Committee, stated that L.S /' Christofferson wished to trade a piece of ground he has adjacent to the city dump grounds for the same size piece of ground within the dlli1p grounds, and he would .; /' take care of the necessary expense in transfer of the title. It was pointed out / I / ~