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<br /> Chase Gardens, Ill-orists 4.50 Louis Applegate 5.QO
<br /> The Brund Saw Shop 1.35 Northwest Cities Gas Co~ 5..00
<br /> Ludford's 21 . 2,4 . D. Crabtree . 5.00
<br /> \."..1;.', Monte Leslie 4.35 Bonnett, Brothers 5..00 I
<br /> k~( Eugene Water Board 49.20 R. E. Buck 4.22
<br /> .~~....... E.D. Furrer, M.D. 45.00 Chase Plumbing Company 5.00
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<br /> Western Union 37.50 Clair Parsons 4.00
<br /> Natron Printing Company 232.60 R.A. Babb Hardware Company 26.14
<br /> Eugene Daily News 4.32 Cresseyls 12.40
<br /> State Industrial Acc Commission 150.88 Clark Battery and Electric Co. 43.77
<br /> Eugene Water Board 2343.,61 Carlson, Hatton ,& Hay, Inc. 25.31
<br /> Eugene Lumber Company 56.00 Eugene Sand and Gravel Company 190.00
<br /> Scobert's Bldg Material Co. 195.,00 Eugene Printing Company 42.85 I
<br /> Twin Oaks Bldg Supply Co. 25.00 Eugene Planing Mill Company 19.96
<br /> Walters-Bushong Company 60.63 Eugene Water Board 1.34
<br /> Eugene Public Library '128.'75 Cleo Flint 72.40
<br /> Sparkey"s 1.00 W. E. Finzer and Company, Inc. 11.10
<br /> Central Heating Company 15.41 Gilmore Oil Company 393.35
<br /> Eugene Water Board 12.90 Pacific Tel and Tel Company 16.45
<br /> Elisha Large 50.00 C. P. Tillman Company 4.26
<br /> Percy W. Brown 29 . 1'( Valley Printing Company 3.60
<br /> Jesse J. Godlove 5.00 Waldorf Paint Company 13.14
<br /> F. Wentworth, Treasurer 362.47
<br /> Upon motion duly made, seconded and carried, the Recorder was instructe
<br /> to advertise for bids for audit of the city books for the year 1939~ sealed bids to
<br />15 be opened at tne me,etlng of' November 28th.
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<br /> Mr. Carlson; Chairman of the Street Department, reported that a Mr.
<br /> Howard Amon was acquiring title to a triangular strip of property extending from
<br /> Willamette to Mill Street on the ,north side of twenty-third Avenue. This strip is
<br /> 80 feet on Willamette Stree,t. and narrows down to about 10 feet on Mill Street.
<br /> Mr. Amon requests that the city deed to him the present 23rd Avenue east from
<br /> Willamette to Mill and he in turn will deed back to the city a strip of the same
<br /> width as the present 23rd Street. Upon motion made and seconded, this request was
<br /> granted and the Mayor ,and Recorder were instructed to sign deed for proper convey-
<br />16 ance and it was so ordered. I
<br />I Mr. Hanns, Chairman of the Fire and Water Committee, requested that
<br /> statements be submitted to the parties named herein for services rendered them by.
<br /> the Fire Department on calls made in the outlying districts and it was so ordered:
<br />17 Ed Hart, Route 1, Eugene, $16.00; E. A. Mace, McKenzie Bridge, $5.00.
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<br /> Councilman Page, Park Committee Chairman, stated that there were two
<br /> WPA projects on which they would like to commence work by November 22nd instead of
<br /> waiting until after the first of the year. He said one was to finish up the old
<br /> fence job that had been started in Hendrick's Park and the other was some work on
<br /> Skinnerls Butte Park. He stated that there would be no cash outlay necessary on
<br /> these until the first of 1939 and asked that this work be allqwed. On motion ma~e,
<br />18 seconded, and duly carried, the request was granted.
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<br /> The Police COlf~ittee.requested an additional two weeks to study the
<br /> matter of stop signs and other traffic regulation measures presented to his committ e
<br />19 at the previous meeting in the form of petitions. This was allowed.
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<br /> Councilman Hanns asked that the matter of an electric stop signal at
<br /> 13th and Wil1amette Streets be referred to the Police Department. He ,suggested the
<br /> installation or a stop signal to halt the north and south traffic that could be
<br /> controlled from the Police Office on account of the danger of children going and
<br /> coming from school. He further suggested that this signal be used in the morning
<br /> probably from 7:30 to 9:00 and again at noon and in the afternoon when the children
<br /> are returning from school. On motion made, seconded and duly carried, this matter I
<br />20 was so ordered.
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<br /> An ordinance providing for service in the extinguishing of fires out-
<br /> side of the city limits of Eugene was presented for its third reading. Councilman
<br /> Hanns suggested that the ordinance be amended to read "in the penal sum of Two
<br /> Hundred Do1larstl instead of the $100.00 originally required. Upon motion made and
<br /> seconded, this amendment was duly approved and the ordinanq~ had its third readipg,
<br /> and was placed for final pas~age. The ayes and nays were called: Aye, Hendershott, I
<br /> Reid, Page, Hanns, Farrington, Bond and Carlson; nay, none; absent, Lamb. The or-
<br />21 dinance was declared passed and numbered 8558.
<br /> Resolution requesting the, legislature to fix a maximum series of speeds
<br /> in cities, was presented and upon motion made and seconded, duly adop: ed by the
<br />22 council:
<br />, RES 0 L UTI 0 N
<br /> WHEREAS, Under the present Motor Vehicle Law, convictions for'
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