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~ 213 ... - -- --- . .- _._- -- -- PLAYGROUND FUlI'ID Pacific Telephone & Tel. Company 10.06 . Al bert Sandner 35.75 Beth Taylor 35.75 Frank Fassett 35.75 I Anna Rose Cothrell 35.75 Leonard Scroggins 56.55 :N~ Edith Hays 35.75 W. P. Walter 41.25 ~~ Virginia Gamble 35.75 Hendershott Gun Store 4.00 ~;;.? GENERAL FUND S. M. Calkins, Ci~ Attorney 72.00 Packer Scott Compa.ny 26.41 Shelton Turnbull & Fuller 19~05 McCracke n Bros. Motor Frei'ght .50 Na tron Pri nt ing Company 42.50 Cte. se Plumbing ComIRny 1.10 I Pacific h~nifolding & Book Co. 160.70 C. A. Horton 75.00 R. E. Griswold 1.75 Mayor Elisha large 50.00 Frank Myers 76.00 Eugene Public Library 903.33 Valley Printing Co. 44.05 Bryant DeBar 6.07 Koke-Chapman 14.15 Mrs. H. L. Hilliard 22.50 Westinghouse Electric Supply Co. 9.75 S innnons-Kendall 3.12 Bill's Garbage Set-vi ce 6.00 Clark Battery & Electric Co. 31.97 Eugene Foundry & Machine Co. 150.00 Babb Hardware ComIRny 20.49 Sigloh Sawyer . 1.90 Waldorf Paint Company 22.46 Bucknum Motor Co~pany 1.50 State Industrial Accident Commiss 169.09 Montgomery Ward & Company 1.29 Cressey's Boo~ Store l2.~ Silva Chevrolet Company 2.02 Pacific Tel and Tel Co. 2l.LP Eugene Planing Mill Company 9.00' Lovinger Disinfectant Co. 52.50 Manerud Huntington Fue 1 Company 8.50 Carlson, Hatton & Hay 84.64 Eugene Hardware Company 1.10 E. D. Furrer '48 00 L: . Ed Jensen & Company 21.90 Eugene Ia.undry & Cleaners' 9.93 Wiggins Company, Inc. 18 . &::J A. E. Hulegaard, Treasurer 91.36 Nordling Parts Company 14.34 Hendershott's Gun Store 7.00 Hawkinson Tire Service 8.50 Cleo Flint 76.65 Elliott Implement & Seed Company 11.88 Eugene Hospital & Clinic 1.75 Midgley Planing Mill .64 Tidewater Associated Oil Co..- 307.20 Eugene Auto Top Shop 11.00 J. K. Gill Company 3.50 Preston & Hales 1.00 Lane County Abstract Co. 50.00 Eugene Concrete Pipe Co. 19.70 Eug ena Water Bea rd 1,992.01 Scobert Building Material Co. 19.00 Eugene Water Beard ,33.60 I Jack Junne 90.00 Eugene Water Board 97.60 Williams Bakery 2.95 Eugene Water Board 13.44 Lloyd Denslow-Treasurer 25.00 Central Heating Company 8.26 R. E. Buck 3.50 Eugene Water Board 1.75 , The offer of L. E. Hodges for client, Ray Sims, $300.00, $60.00 cash and $10.00 or more ~per month for Lot 11, Block 16, College Hill Park Add it ion was recommended by the Finance Committee. Upon motion made and secomed the recommendation of the Finance Committee was approved. Councilman FarringtOIlll, Chairman of the f.inance Committee recommended the offer of Denny Koupal for clients, J. 6. and Lottie Levins, $750.00, $150.00 cash and $15.00 per month plus, J.f interest at 6% per annum for the pr~perty known as 185 Jefferson Street. Upon motion made and 6 seconded the recommendation of the Jiinance Committee was approved. , Chairman Farrington also recommended the offer of Rugh Realty Company for client Mr. Walter ~. Fisous, $675.00 oash for Lot 2, Block 6, R. F. Scotts Addition. Upon motion made and seconded 7 the recommendation of the Finance Committee was approved. Councilman Hanns, Chairman of the Fire and vVater Conunittee asked that a street light be JVPlaced at the corner of 18th and Mill Streets. Upon motion made and seconded this light was 8 ordered installed. Councilman Page, Chairman of the Park Committee requested tmt the City Recorder communicate with Mr. Lyons of the NYA and arrange a Park Project for the members of that organization ~o clear paths, trim trees and work on trails, etc. Mr. Lyons had said it was necessary that he I 9 have some work for the boys. Mr. Page also reported that he had received communicati on from Mr. Winkler complaining of the poplar trees at 1483 Pearl Street, which had gone under the sidewalk and caused about a six inch raise in the sidewalk. Mr. Winkler said he had taken this up with Mr. Allen, t he owner of the property and Mr. Allen said he could remove the trees if he wished to but he did not want to become involved and wanted to knOVT what the city could do. The question was asked if the city ~ pmxitimx m PQC :fm: lMDrlrl could work up a WPA project to take care of defective sidewalks and I Mayor I.e.rge said he thought that could be done if the city was in pos i tion to pay for llB. terial. City Engineer Clubb stated tm t in a project of this kind it Was customary for the property owners ),fto pay for the material. After considerable discussion, City Attorney Calkins was requested to 10 prepare and present to the next meeting of the council a new ordinance regarding defective sidewalks Mr. Page reported that the used-car lot on the corner of 10th and Pearl Streets, lmown as the LUCkXPla.ce had now been sold to the Greyhound Sta.ge Lines and that a year or more ago the then Jowner ha asked permission to take out SOlTlf;l trees in the parking and pennission had been granted but there were a couple more that had not been removed at tha-c time and the new owners now wanted to 11 remove them. Mr. Page was instructed to notify them that this would be satisfactory to the council. Councilman Bond, Chairman of the Police Committee said he had no report only that the State Highway Commission during the last week had contacted the Chief of Police in regard to re- ~