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<br /> city's losses in the Improvement Bond Sinking Fund and that it was not because of
<br /> our ~eneral Bond situation. The matter was referred to the'Finance Committee to
<br /> /2.2 report at the next meeting.
<br /> I Communication from H.L. Edmunds requesting the re-zoning of a parcel of ........
<br /> property on the South side of 13th Avenue between Willamette and Olive Streets, 'CJ:'i
<br /> was presented. It was the recommendation of the Board of Appeals that this property :;..:.&,
<br /> f 23 be rezoned for retail business only, and it was so ordered by the council.
<br /> Report from the Police Department, City Engineer for the the month of
<br /> November and .Pire Department report for the months of October and November, were
<br /> 24 presented and ordered placed on file.
<br /> I An ordinance providing for the regulation of pawnbrokers and second-hand
<br /> dealers, etc. had its first reading and passed to its second and third readings by
<br /> unanimous consent of the council by title under suspension of the rule, and was
<br /> placed for final passage. The ayes and na~s were called, councilmen voting aye:
<br /> Hendershott, Lamb, Reid, Page, Hanns, Farrington, and Bond; nay, none; absent,
<br /> 25 Carlson. The ordinance was declared passed and numbered 8562.
<br /> A total of nine applications from dealers to sell tobacco were presented and
<br /> approved by the council, as follows. It was reported that 201 tobacco dealers in
<br /> the city had paid their 1938 license fee of $1.00. Seven others have applied but
<br /> 26 not yet paid the ir fee and 11 remaining have me.de no effort to meet the law.
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<br /> Alpha Phi Pomeroy's Ice Cream
<br /> Alpha Tau Omega Pomeroy's Assn. Sta.
<br /> Churn, The Palace Grill
<br /> Erickson's Grocery Shasta Glub, The
<br /> Townsend Club #1
<br /> Application to rebond delinquent assessments in the amount of $200.00 for
<br /> paving of Third Avenue, was presented and upo~ motion made and seconded, duly ap-
<br /> 27 proved:
<br /> No. Name Amount
<br /> I 524 R. H. Baker $200.00
<br /> Resolution authorizing the Mayor and Recorder to execute a lease between the
<br /> city and the U.S. of America for beacon site at the airport, was duly adopted by the
<br /> 28 council. (Resolution not yet received from office of City Attorney). See Page 153.
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<br /> At this time sealed bids were opened on the steel reouirements by the Street
<br /> Department. The bids were as follows: Oregon Supply Company, $487.47 and R.A. Babb
<br /> Company, ~457.71. It appearing that R.A. Babb Company had submitted the lowest. bid,
<br /> ) 29 they were awarded the contract to fulfill the city's needs in this respect.
<br /> The Recorder was authorized to call for bids for the city's requirements on
<br /> gasoline for the year 1939, the bids to be opened at the meeting of December 27,
<br /> 30 1938 and it was so ordered.
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<br /> The Recorder was granted permission to add the additional sum of $18.00 to
<br /> the checks of Firemen C.C. Ball and H.P. Dixon for the month of December, 1938, this
<br /> I 31 payment being for adjustment on their 1938 salary.
<br /> ~ood haulers who were cited by city police because they parked on the streets
<br /> to sell wood were allowed to continue until after Christmas. It was explained that
<br /> the truck owners have used a vacant lot at Tenth and Charnelton for their sales bu~
<br /> 32 that it has been rented out for the next week for the sale of Christmas trees.
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<br /> Mayor Large requested the council to revoke the rooming house permits granted
<br /> to Cozy Hotel and Camp Hotel located on East Broadway by reason of the fact that
<br /> both establishments were operating as houses of prostitution. Upon mot ion made,
<br /> 33 seconded and duly carried this request was granted and the license revoked at once.
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<br /> The proposal of merging the city park commission, playground commission and
<br /> juvenile department under one commission with one director, was referred to the
<br /> ) 34 chairmen of the Judiciary, Park and Playground Committees.
<br /> I An Ordinance regulating and licensing transient chiropodists, had its first
<br /> reading and ra ssed to its second ,and third readings by unanimous consent of the
<br /> council by title under suspension of the rule and was placed for final passage. The
<br /> ayes and nays were called, councilmen voting aye: Hendershott, Lamb, Reid, Page,
<br /> Hanns, Bond, Farrington; nay, none; absent, Carlson. The ordinance was declared
<br /> 35 passed and numbered 8563.
<br /> An Ordinance regulating and licensing shooting galleries, had its first
<br /> reading and passed to its second and third readings by unanimous consent of the
<br /> council by title under suspension of the rule and was placed for final passage. The
<br /> ayes and nays were called, councilmen voting aye: Hendershott, Lamb, Reia Page ,.
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