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<br />and Carlson; nay, none; absent, Lamb. The ordinance was declared passed and numbere
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<br />Mrs. ~ary D. Chambers' application to rebond delinquent assessments on proper y
<br />described as Part 10, Block 4, Elias Stewart liddition in the amount of $277.36 was
<br />held for further consideration by reason of the fact that this grants a 10-year peri d
<br />of time in which to make payment whereas the bonds expire in 1946. An attempt will
<br />be made to work out a form that can be made to coincide with the final payment date
<br />of bonds outstanding.
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<br />Resolution authorizing the Mayor and Recorder to execute and deliver to the
<br />Roman Catholic Archhishop of the Diocese of Oregon certain property, was upon
<br />motion made, seconded, and duly carried, adopted by the council:
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<br />RESOL~UTION
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<br />It appearing to the Cornmon Council that the Roman Catholic Arch-
<br />bishop of the Diocese of Oregon has heretofore deeded for street
<br />purposes the following described real estate to the city of
<br />Eugene:
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<br />A strip of land 6a feet in width, being 33 feet
<br />on either side of a right line, beginning at
<br />the intersection of the center line of Willamette
<br />Street and 23rd Avenue and running thence easterly
<br />to B point 33 feet South of the Southwest corner
<br />or Lot 6, in Block 26 in Driverton's Addition to
<br />the City of Eu[ene in the County of Lane and State
<br />of Oregon.
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<br />~HEREAS, the location of 23rd Avenue has been dedicated in a plat
<br />filed as Amon and Mennes Addition to Eu~ene, Oregon, the Mayor and
<br />Recorder, be and they are hereby ordered and directed to make,
<br />execute and deliver to the Roman Catholic Archbishop of the Diocese
<br />of Oregon all that portion of the above described property which is
<br />not now comprised in 23rd Avenue as dedicated and platted in Amon
<br />and Mennes Addition Plat to the City of Eugene, Oregon.
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<br />Communication from the Eugene Water Board stating that they had adopted the
<br />following resolution with regard to diviaon of interest and sinking funds on the
<br />$300,000.00 of 5% bonds, issued July 1,1908, due January 1, 1948, was presented and
<br />held for further consideration:
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<br />RES 0 LU TI 0 N
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<br />BE IT RESOLVED By the Eugene Water Board that
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<br />WHEREAS, the Common Council of the City of Eugene has heretofore
<br />accepted responsibility for the payment of interest and retirement
<br />of principal of ~~93,340.45 of the said $300,000.00 of 5% Bonds,
<br />due January 1, 1948; said part of said issue being ge~erally known
<br />as the trB-utte Bonds,lt and
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<br />WHEREAS, the city Treasurer has heretofore accepted for interest
<br />payment and sinking fund purposes the first 93, and fraction of the
<br />94th bond, of said issue and
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<br />WHEREAS,_ the Common Council has not heretofore formally indicated
<br />the exact numbers of the bonds included and covered by said
<br />$93,340.45, and ,
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<br />WHEREAS, the Eugene Water Board, for accuracy in setting up its
<br />sinking funds and definiteness in its accounting procedure 'desires
<br />to heve the numbers of the said bonds definitely enumerated by the
<br />Common Council of the City of Eugene,
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<br />Nor, THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED that the Common Council of the City
<br />of Eugene be and is hereby respectfully re~uested to indicate, for
<br />record purposes, the exact numbers of the bonds to be covered by the
<br />aforementioned $93,340.45 of bonds.
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<br />Objection was raised by a water user who would in no way benefit from the
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<br />sewage disposal system and yet had to pay the necessary charges. City Attorney
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<br />-Calkins stated that such a system was for the general welfare of the city; that
<br />/40 proper disposal would be a definite benefit to all citizens of the city.
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<br />City Recorder Bryan stated that the nine elective and/or appointive officers
<br />~Of the city who were renuired to swear to an oath of office, had complied in full
<br />and they are as follows.
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