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"..- 198 .-.. )[1 . ~ 1~yor Large reported that the FwA Engineer had been in Eugene and that additional papers 28 had been signed requesting a PWA project for the Sewage disposal system. ..f The following three curb cut applications were presented and recommendation of the :~ City Engineer Clubb approved: G. H. Propp# 1392 Moss Street# No. 647 (Approved); Meta B. McCard~ ~,t11477 OH ve Street# No. 648 ~Approved) and Clyde M~??uga1 221 West 13t~ Avenue West, No. 649 (Approved Deed from the City of Eugene to J. W. Maltman and Lizzie 1I1altman for a tract 1.68 feet / qy 146 feet# being a correction for a tract dedicated by the city and N~ltmans at the council meeting held on April 24, 1939 was presented. Upon motion made and seconded the 1hyor and the 30 City Recorder were authorized to execute the deed., 11/ Mayor Large reported that on Tuesday Yay 9# 1939# at 7:30 P;;'M. a meeting would be held ,A in the Council Chambers in the City of EUgene for ,r~presentatives of Springfield and Glenwood 31 and ~~. Kehrli to explain the proposed consoliJation to the Ci~J of Eugene. 1 1 ) 32 Mayor Large also reported that he had recei ved an invi ta tion from the State Board of Higher Education for the City of Eugene to attend the annual competitive drill between Oregon State College and the Universi~ of Oregon to be held at Corvallis on N~y 19# 1939. ) 33 3) At this time Mayor Large recommended the appointment of B. G. Smith as a member of -the Police Department in the City of Eugene to become effective on May 10# 1939. Upon motion made and seconded the recommendation was unanimously approved. Councilman Page" reported that the NYA Camp at Skinner Butte Park was offering the services o~ several men in painting the park buildings provided the city was willing to furnish the material. ) 35 At this time Mr. Charles Paine addressed the council concerning the use of the building lOcated on Olive Street being used by'the Pacific Truck Express. Mr. Paine was informed that he should obtain from the City Engineer information as to the use of the building. If there is any question on the part of the City Engineer then the council is to take acti?n. At this time Councilman Bond proposed a resolution of sympathy upon the death of the father of C. F. Bergman # Chief of the Police Department and that the same be spread upon the minutes of the city with a copy sent to Chief Bergn~n. Upon motion made and seconded the resolution was unanimously approved. 36 RESOLUTION 1 WHEREAS, Captain John Bergman passed away on l~y 6# 1939# and, vVHEREAS, he was the father of Carl F. Bergman, Chief of Police of the City of Eugene, and was held in high regard am respect by all who knew him, ,NOW# THEREFORE, Be it resolved by the Wayor and the Conunon Council of ih e City of Eugene that while we accept the decreel& of a Supreme Power, yet do wedeplore the loss of a citizen of outstanding worth. That we extend to his family our sincere sympathy and that this resolution be spread upon upon the minutes of this meeting arid a copy forwarded to the family of the departed one. The meeting ,vas herewith adjourned. C. M. Bryan Ciity Recorder c:; 1 .. I ~