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<br />Council Chambers, Eugene, Oregon
<br />April 10, 1939
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<br />The minutes of the regular meeting of the Common Council held at the hour "~
<br />of 7-:30 9'clock P.M. April 10, 1939. Mayor Elisha Large presided 'over the meeting. (:;::
<br />~.ouncilmen present were:, _ Messrs. Lamb, Reid, Bond, Carlson, Farrington, Hanns, .'..
<br />Page and Koppe; absent, none.
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<br />l The minutes ~ the previous meeting, March 27, 1939 were presented and
<br />I rdere~ filed. The me~ting was herewith called to order.
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<br />Mr. A.. B. Carley addresse,d the council requesting the recommendation and
<br />approval of the counc.il in a campaign tm place house numbers on street curbings..
<br />ifter considerable discussion by the council~ Mr. Carley was granted permission to
<br />'[banvass the city on h,isown behalf and ,was not to employ the recommendation of the
<br />bouncil in sponsoring the solicitation.
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<br />1 Mr. Robert Bertsch of 2223 Alder Street addressed the council asking.
<br />or an extension of time until October 1, 1939 to complete the removal of the
<br />~rees in the parking strip from the above numbered property. After a briefdiscussio
<br />by the council the request was granted and the matter continued indefinetly.
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<br />Il - Counci Iman Farr ingto n, Chairman of the Finance Comrni ttee, recommended that
<br />U he offer of Nick M.. Derschon to wreck the house ,at 1706 Lawrence Street and the
<br />house at 2411 Potter Street, with a payment of l25~00 and $10.00 for each house
<br />!hespectively, be rejected. Upon motion made end seconded the recommendation was
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<br />approved.
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<br />II . The $50.00 cash offer' of Clark C. Dick for a str ip of land 17.' x80 t
<br />~djoining his lot at. 4 Monroe Street was recommended by the Finance Committee. The
<br />IDity of Eugene to furnish a merchantable title but not any insurance covering same.
<br />Upon motion made and seconded'the recommendation of the committee was approved.
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<br />II , The acceptance of a $100.00 cash offer of Julius Silva for the North 8.48
<br />~eet of Lot 9 ahd the South 8.33 feet of Lot 10, Block 24, Gross Addition, was recome _
<br />~ed by the Finance Committee. The City of Eugene is to furnish a merchantable title
<br />~ut not any insurance covering the offer. Upon motion made and seconded therecoIDIDen
<br />~ation' of the committee was approved.
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<br />1 'The $120.00 cash offer of Francis G. Everson for Lots 4,5, and 6, Block 4,
<br />ountain View Park Addition was rejected by the Finance Committee and it was so order d
<br />ty the Counci 1.
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<br />~ 'The acceptance of the $400.00 cash offer of W. Dion for'Lot 7, Block 11,
<br />Hollenbeck Addtion was recommended by the Finance Gommlttee on the condition that
<br />~r. Dion begin immediately to construct a residence. Upon motion made and seconded
<br />the recommendation of the Finance Committee was unaninously approved.
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<br />I The $750..~0 off er of George H. Livingston for c 1 i ent Mr. James Ernest
<br />filmour and Harold J. Gilmour for the west 160 feet of the South 20 feet of
<br />lLots 6 and all of Lot 7, Block 5, Cheshires Addition, known as 185 Jefferson Street
<br />~as approved by the Finance Committee and upon motion made, seconded and duly carried
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<br />the recommendation of the commIttee was unanImous y approved.
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<br />II . A. C. Farr ington, Chairman of the Finance Comilli t tee, repor ted the b,i lIs
<br />tor the month of March to the council with, a recommendation thatythey be allov'led and
<br />'otion was made, seconded and ~arried that warrants be drawn for the same. The
<br />~yes and nays were called, councilmen voting aye:' Lamb, Reid, Bond, Carlson, Farring-
<br />~on, Hanns, Page and Koppe; absent none. 4.h.. ~ ) 'f ( ~ ~ 7--t.J.t.
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<br />1 At this time, City Recorder, C. M. Bryan, presented the bill in the
<br />mount of $16.50 of Charles Farnham for radio service to the Police Dep:irtment. It
<br />tas p6inted out 'that Mr. Farnham had been cautioned to always obtain a requisition
<br />~jor parts and materi8.1sbu~ thi~ time t'ai led to. do so. Councilman Farringto n
<br />~uggested that this bill be paid but that the SItuation be talked over with
<br />~r. Farnham and the ordinance requiring a requisition for each jab be strictly enforc d.
<br />The ayes and nay s were calle d, counc i Imen vot ing aye, were:' Lamb, Re id, Bond, Carlso
<br />]arrington, Hanns, Page, Koppe, nay none; absent, none.,
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<br />II Chairman Koppe of the Health Committee reported that two trailer houses
<br />located in the alley bounded by Lincoln and Charnelton between '{th and 8th Streets
<br />~ere occupied by two women and tnat the women had access to sanitaryfacilities
<br />]n adjacent homes and it was not considered an ordinance violation~
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<br />I Chairman Koppe further reported that State In~pector Dillinger had
<br />'l is i ted the City Dump Grounds and awarded a very fine l' ecornrnenda t ion. However,
<br />'1'. Dillinger recommended that Mr. Christofferson use 11me around ~is hog pens..
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