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rt14 - -- _._~ - - GENERAL FUND ~' Aetna Life Insurance Company 68.85 Goettling Sign Company 18.'l5 I ~T Aetna Life Insurance Company 111..60 Elliott. Implement and Seed 1.15 .(."1' Pacific Hospital Association 58..25 Air Reduction Sales Co~ 8.50 ~. Eugene Hospital and Clinic 28.00 Douglas Orme 21.2:5 Eugene Printing Company 2.00 W. L. Wright 100..00 Eugene Water Board 1.57 William's Bakery 2.95 Eugene Water Board 74..93 E. B. Rife 1.20 Hanson Blue Printing Company, Inc. 11.22 National Titanium Company 31.00 Eugene Planing Mill 5.00 Castelloe and Stocker . 23..11 Western Auto Supply Company 12.90 E.. D. Furrer, M. D. 45.00 I Preston and Hales 7.25 Eugene Water Board 12..93 Eugene Steam Laundry 9.rl4 Sparkey's Garbage 1.00 Otis Dyer' 8.00 Valley Printing Company 16.75 Day-Nite Garage 10.00 Eugene Daily News 2.88 Bills GarBage Service 6.00. R. R. Hughes 6.50 RCA Communications, Inc. 2.50 'Chase Gardens Florist 5.00 Simmons-Kendall Company 8.98 Eugene Water Board 8.40 Price Service Station .50 Eugene Water Board 12.36 George A. Halton Company 1.13 Eugene Water Board 2398.11 Goodrich Silvertown Stores Tl.72 state Industrial Comm. 141.08 - Charles Farnham 14.50 Elisha Large 50.00 Bucknum Motor Company 1.50 Percy W. Brown . 29 . 17 Art Burnside and Company 3.41. Lane County Abstract Co. 50.00 C. 1'1.. Swarts 46 . '15 Eugene Public 1ibrary 728.75 Doris Hathaway 5.00 The Brund Saw Shop 2.50 Bureau of Labor 24..00 R. A. Babb Hardware Company 3.87 Van's Distributing Company 21 .. 7 5 Clark Battery and Electric 20.70 Veltum's Machine Shop 108.56 Cresseyst 22.95 Union Oil Company of California 4.37 Carlson, Hatton & Hay,Inc. 38.63 Twin Oaks Builders Supply Company 19.30 Eugene Register-Guard 7.00 Spicer Lumber Company 14.05 Eugene Water Board 59.62 Strobel and Miller 12.15 Gilmore Oil Company 276.99 Qregon Supply Company' '1.83 Koke-Chapman" Company 9.45 Manerud-Huntington Fuel Company 0.00 Nordling Parts Company 9.46 Ludford's 3 ..06 Pacific Tel and Tel Co~ 16.15 I Hendershott's Gun Store .75 Shelton-~urnbull & Fuller 50.90 Howard Herider 20.76 Silva Chevrolet Company 19.61 P. J. Hanus Company 11.00 F. Wentworth, Treasurer 186'.72 The Fire and Water Committee recommended the issuance of bills to the following parties to whom ,services had been rendered by the Fire Department on out- of-town calls: Buster Love RFD #1, Eugene, $6.00; Dunn Water District, 28th and Willamette, $3.00; Clem Howell, Willagillespie, RFD #2, $14.00; Herb Owen, $12.00; 22 Upon motion made and seconded, the recommendation of the Committee was duly approve . / At this.time a lengthy discussion was had by the Mayor and Council concerni~g the Fire Department making out-of-town calls. The Recorder read a statement from a Portland newspaper concerning the situation as it existed there. Some d~uncilmen expressed the opinion that the city should not make any more calls beyong the city limits. Councilman Hanns ,. Chairman of the Fire and Water Committee stated that there is an attempt being made to formulate fire districts to which the Fire Department could make calls upon their request by reason of the fact that there would be a small millage to compensate the department for that service." The matter was left in the hands of the Committee and they are to complete their re- commendation as to how the matter should be handled within a sixty day period of 23 time. / Councilman Page, Chairman ofothe Park Committee, stated that the I large maple tree located on the parking immediately in front of the buildingat 1139 Willamette Street is ready for removal and asked council, authorization to pra- ceed with the same. City Attorney Calkins stated that regular condemnation proceed ings had been taken by the Park Board and there being no appeals or remonstrances, and the Park Board agreeing that it should'be removed, it was all within the power 24 of the Board to remove the same without any action on the part of the council. / Councilman Bond, Chairman of the Police Committee, recommended the transfer of a retail beer Class C License from W R Wallace, former owner of Rainbow I Restaurant, to George F. Schaefers, to operate the Eugene Recreation at 10th and Willamette Streets. Upon motion made and seconded, this recommendation was duly I approved. Another complaint of a hobo camp at the end of East Eighth was re- 26 ferred to the police. . . / . Councilman Hanns pointed out the deplorable truck traffic situation 27 in Eugene and the Chief of Police was instructed to bear down on truck drivers. I ;A Chief of Police Bergm~n stated that he had appointed P. A. Pruitt, ~