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113 '""lllIl North 75 feet of the SouthW9.22 feet of Lot 3, Block 20, Fairmount Addition, was denied by the Council and a counter-offer of $1000 extended. Upon motion made and - 16 seconded, the recommendation was duly approved. ~~~\ ~ I ( . . ( ~ ~ Jf ~ - -) i_A. . The $200.00 offer of Edith F. Gardiner, on behalf of a client, for Lots 6, ~~ and 7, Block 5, Kincaid Park, was accepted by the Finance Committee and upon motionj. made and duly seconded, the recommendation of the Committee was unanimously approved, and the Treasurer's office herewith instructed to proceed with the execution of the n~cessary papers in confirmation of the sale as directed by the general resolution adopted by the Common Council on June 13, 1938, authorizing such action and it was l~ s6 ordered. I . . I The Finance Commi ttee recommended the execution of 8. contract between the ,City of Eugene and Thomas F. Wauchope for redemption of Lots 1, 2, and 3, Block 20, First Addition to City.. Outlook and upon'motion made and seconded, the recommendation 18 of the Committee was duly approved. . _ I . . Communication f~om Fred E. Lamb; Chairman of the Judiciary Committee, re- commending the adoption of plan outlined by the Lane County Abstract Company relative to furnishing title evidence on the property acquired by the City through lien fore- 119 c~osure sales, was upon ,motion made and "duly seconded, approved by the council. . The 'Mayor and Recorder were authorized to execute a warrant in the amount of $115.00 on behalf of Lane County Abstract Company for quieting title reports 20 issued with a lapse of 60 days or more before issuing the title insurance policies. I ' " . The Finance Committee reported the following oills to the council ~Yth a recommendation that they be allowed and motion was made, seconded, and carrledc1that warrants be drawn for the same. The ayes and nays were called, councilmen voting aye: Lamb, Hendershott, Hanns, Page, Farrington, Reid, Bond and Carlson; nay, none; 21 a6sent, none~ . . . GENERAL BOND INTEREST FUND . F. Wentworth, Treasurer $336?50 F. Wen tworth, Treasurer 29'75.e.:..Q9_. 1- F. Wentworth, Treasurer 537.50 IMPROVElffiNT BOND: INTEREST FUND F. Wentworth, Treasurer $1706.25 INTERSECTION FUND F. Wentworth, Tr~asurer 763.79 'SPECIAL ROAD AND STREET FUND Eugene Water Board 281.44 Eugene Sand and Gravel Company 218.75 F. Wentworth, Tre~surer 112.50 PLAYGROUND FUND Alaska Junk and Machinery Company, 4.00 Twin Oaks Bldrs Supply Co. 7.71 R. A. Babb Hardware Company 13.85 Tiffany-Davis Drug Company 2.40 Cressey's 10.20 Beth Taylor 87.50 Eugene Sand and Gravel Company 4.50 Anna Rose Cothrel1 93.75 Eugene Planing Mill 40.28 Edith Hays 100.00 Eugene Hardware Company 27.76 Alber.t Sandner 87.50 Flowercraft Supply Company 8.96 Frank Fassett 60.00 I Hendershott's Gun Store 29.90 Marion Weitz 137.50 _Mrs. Ada J. Irish 10.00 Leonard Scroggins 122.50 Kaa-rhus Craft Shop 4.25 John Stewart 56.00 Midgley Planing Mill 3.74 Virginia Beck 6.25 New Ser~e Laundry 1.16 W.~. Wa~ter 106.25 Natron Printing Company 12.00 Mary Trotter 24.00 Pacific Tel and Tel Company 12.39 Everett. Alford 4.50 ~ J. W. Quakenbush and Son 7.58 G. A. Sprague 180.00 I.. Georgia Daugherty $5.25 LIEN RENT FUND Clark Battery & Electric Company 3.10 Eugene Water Board 2.05 Eugene Water Board 1.83 Eugene Concrete Pipe Company 144.00 IMPROVEMENT BOND SINKING FUND Eugene Daily News 3.42 Lane County Abstract Company 46.00 Guard Publishing Company 3.80 F. Wentworth, Treasurer 472.1'7 ~