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~ 215 \ - .- ~--~~~-~~_........-- ~~.....::::;---=....:....:::"";;-:.-.---....::.=~::=.:::::-.....~~-~::-~,-~._- ~----'---"-"'-"_---.------._--~.~---------_._--~--,.-~---,-_.._-:::-.:~~....::~---::::::::=-~--~.~-~~._-~----._--.,....::.-- , . . The. -following curb 'cuts were presented and upon motion made and seconded, apgroved: Safeway Stores, N.W. corner of Broadway and C~arnelton, No. 663,(approved) H. C~ Skade, 1408 I" Fer~ Street, No. 664,(approved), Earl Byrom, 485 West 17th Avenue, No. 665,(approved) G. R. Linn, l\:) 24 -" 1492 East 23rd Avenue, No. 666, (approved) . -... ;....... ~: ,.:...'] A request from J. J. Newberry Company asking for a refund of $4.00 on a $5.00 electrical ~""'.' license was presented. It was pointed out that. just after this electrical license was paid a new ordinance had been passed reducing the fee from $5.00 to $1.00 and upon motion made and seconded 25- the refund was granted. An ordinance to prohibit the sale and use of fire crackers, sky rockets, torpedos, bombs, I cap pistols and other similar explosives, or the sale or us,e of confetti, and providing a penalty 26 for the violation thereof was read the first time and held over to the next meeting. Councilman Hanns reported there were considerable complaints about wine l:eing sold from the various places to minors, but it was pointed out that since the licenses for these places had 27/ been granted, it was up to the State Liquor Cormnission to take the necessary action. Councilman Reid asked that the City of EugEne furnish free gas to T. W. Fisher, Superintend nt of Play Grounds and to his assistant for use in their cars while being out for play ground purposes. The request was denied but it was suggested that ~ome arrangement might be made Vlhereby these two 28/ people could get the gas from the city at the city's wholesale price. Mr. . Re id sa id he would report to Mr. Fisher to see if this was satisfactory, but no vote was taken authorizing this action. . , " Councilman Page reported that the users of the Park Cottage back of the Butte had been in the habit of making domtions in small sums to be accumulated and spent for replacing broken dishes, tuning piano, furnishing chairs and various other things. He pointed out that -the City nade no oharge for the use of the Cottage and -these donati ons had simply been place9. in the care of Mr. Sullivan for safe keeping. Councilman Page said that the following sums had beenl turned over to the Recorder and placed in tre General Fund; April 24th, $6.i4 and on J~e 2nd $15.00 making a total of $21.14. He pointed out tlm-t since this money had been turned in to the General Fund it could not be spent as 'was intended, rot if it was spent it would }lave to come out of the Park Budget. He asked that this $21.40 be taken out of the Emergency Fund and returned to Mr. Sullivan. A motion ~I to this effect was made and seconied and on roll call Councilmen voting aye: Lamb, Reig, Bond, Farrington, Hanns, Page and Koppe, nay: none, absent: Carlson. I . Upon motion made and seconded the meeting of the council was adjourned. John Fields, Deputy Acting City Recorder I I ~