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~ 133 - . ~ .. - - ~ ,- ~~ s. B. Finegan Auto Parts 3.85 Chase Company 1.10 Eugene Hardware Company 1.75 State Industrial Acc Commission 162.54 ' Eugene Concrete Pipe Co. 1.90 Eugene Publie Library 728.75: Carlson,Hatton & Hay,Inc. 20.85 Percy W. Brown 29.l'{ : I..~l. I R.A. Babb Hardware Co. 5.85 Elisha Large 50.00 i ~ , ...hl Veltum's Machine Shop 16.00 Eugene Water Board 2383.,02 I .~.;..~ Lloyd Denslow,IOOF Treas. 21.25 Clark Battery & Electric Co. 14.96 ' ~..,.I. " Williams' Bakery 2.95 Cresseys' 4.55' (" -/ ~;.' Eugene Water.Board 14.40 Cleo Flint '{ 4 . 00 Castelloe & Stocker 6.'/1 Gilmore Oil Company 222.90 E.D. Furrer, M.D. 45.00 Hendershott's Gun Store 1.50 Eugene Water Board 14.69 Koke-Chapman Company 3.5.5: Central Heating Company 3.00 Pacific Tel and Tel Company 18.75 I Sparkey's 1.00 F. Wentwo~th, Treasurer 248.15 Lovinger' Disinfectant Co. 37.05 Councilman Hanns, Chairman of the Fire and Water Committee, recommended that a street light be placed at Pearl Street and the RR crossing on the pole next t the train signal system and the light to be placed as high as possible on that pole. Upon motion made and seconded, the recommendation of the Committee was unajmously 19 approved. J Councilman Farrington, Chairman of the Health Committee, reporting on "Joe's Placeu recommended, on behalf of his committee, that the building be not vacated and torn down until October 1, 1939, but that in order to continue its use between now and that date, alterations and repairs have to be made according to specifications of the Building Inspector. It was further stipulated that the one room subdivided and used as sleeping quarters was to be locked and not to be oc- cupied in the meantime. Mayor Large asked if there were any remonstrances or ob- jections to be made at this time; there being no Objections, the demolition proceed- /20 ings are to be instituted at the proper time and it was so ordered. Councilman Bond, Chairrr.an of the Police Committee, recommended the in- stallation of stop signs at all four corners at 19th and University and it was so ~ ;21 approved. Police Chairman Bond served formal notice that all punchboards in I operation in the city must be removed and out of circulation within a week from (22 date and it was so ordered by the council. It was further declared by the Police Committee that all tobacco vending machines were to be considered as any other dispenser of cigarettes and if it were found that vending machines were being operated by minors, the place of business would be subjected to a penalty. All living organizations on the campus, operating commissaries, were asked to secure licenses if they had tobacco in any form for sale f23 and it was so ordered. Mayor Large questioned the continued use of the building occupied by the Pacific Truck Express across from the Frances Willard grade School. Mr. Page stated that the firm was planning on moving into other quarters very shortly. The matter ,24 was herewith dropped. Letter from Mrs. Ida Peltier reporting injury sustained by her as a resul of a sidewalk fall in front of the Oregon Settlement Association on 8th Avenue West, was presented and referred to the Judidiary Committee and City Attorney. She asks (25 that some consideration be shown for her doctor's expenses and loss of time. Request of W. B. Wing asking for a permit to erect a two stall garage on the west end of his premises-at 63& Olive Street, said structure to be constructed of one-hour fire resistive materials only. The board recommends that this permit be granted with a limit of one year. Upon motion made and seconded, the council 26 adopted the recommendation of the Board of Appeals and it was so ordered. I / Req~est'of George C. Berreman for a reclassification of the north one hundred feet of Lot 6, Block 3, Huddleston's Amended Addition to allow the epeetion of modern two-story brick apartment house, 45 reet by 90 feet, facing west. The Board would recommend that this request be referred to the Planning Commission and I 27 it was so ordered by the Council. Monthly reports of the Fire, Police and Engineer were presented. and or- 28 dered filed. I ;; etition requesting that stop signs be placed at the intersections of East 21st, 22nd and 23rd on the east entrance to Agate Street, was presented and re- I 29 fer'red to the Police Committee. Petition requesting that speeding be reduced on the North Pacifie Highways ) 30 was presented and referred to the Police Committee. 0' Petition requesting that speeding be reduced on South Willemette Street, / 31 was also presented and referred to the Police Committee for study. ~