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r"" 316 ~~.; -.. -. "".... ...~ ..~, Lightning's Amerioan LaFranoe Foamite Co. Eugene Water Board Roy S:tlen Rex Cate C. M. Williams Manerud Huntington Fuel Co. Waldorf Paint Co. Twin Oaks Bldrs. Supply Co. Preston &, Hales Eugene Water Board Carson'~ Saw S~op Williams Bakery J. H. MaoDonald Lbr. Co. Jaok cTunne Eugene Water Board Frank Cothrell E~ene Water Board Eugene Water Board Eugene Daily News St. Ind. Aoo. Commission Eugene Publio Library Mayor Elisha Large Tidewater Assoo. Oil Co. Paoifio Tel. &, Tel. Co. Western Auto Supply Co. S~elton, Turnbull &'.Fuller Co. J. W. ~uaokenbush &',Son N9rdling Parts Co. Koke-Chapman Co. Hendershott's Gu~ Store Eugene Concrete Pipe Co. Clark Battery &, Electric Co. Carlson, Hatton and Hay, Ino. --1 .~, .60 71.01 1.76 ;L.50 1.70 3.50 4.00 7.38 3.61 12.45 21.31 2.85 2.90 2.40 90.00 72.00 4.50 1,737.86 11.37 11.73 166.86 903.33 50.00 29fl.59 35.47 2.84 11.15 6.21 14.52, 5.85 2.75 13.50 15.70 117.49 Eugene Laundry R.C.A. Communications, Ino.. Van's Radio Service Glen Robertson Servioe Station Day Night Garage Coast Crayon Co. Woodbury and Company Strobel &, Miililer Soobert's Bldg. Material Co. Oregon Supply Co. Eugene Sand &, Gravel Co. Ballou and Wright Shumway Sheet Meta~orks Long's Market Elliott Implement &, Seed Store Standard Feed Co. E. D. Furrer, M.D. Central Heating Co. Sparky's Garbage Servioe Eugene ,. Register Guard Chase Gardens Lloyd Denslow, Treasurer C. A. Horton A. E..Hulegaard,.Treasurer Western Union Tel. Co. Simmons Kendall Co. Sigloh-Sawyer Co. Packer Scott 60. Midgley Planing Mill Co. George A. Halton Co. Eugene Hardware Co. Eugene Planing Mill Co. Cressys' R. A. Babb Hdwr. Co. 6.89 5.00 7.00 .75 7.95 5.00 43.28 2.25 45.00 28.62 62.50 5.00 2.50 1.40 1.00 6.2 49 . 55 . 20.35 1.00 31.85 2.50 41.66 108.00 137.29 2.4 7.65 40.30 38.51 . 4.60 1.20 5.70 4.25 26.60 20.98 I I Counoilman Farrington reported that the R~volving Fund of $1000.00 which had been set up for the use of the City Treasurer was not sufficient to meet the current needs and it was the recommendation of the oommittee that this be increased $2000.00 ~king a total of $3000.00 in the fund. ,Motion was made, seoonded, and duly carried 29' t~at this be allowed and it was so ordered. I .., '. - . It was the Finance. Committee's. recommendation that the City Reoorder be i~struoted to check all deeds on file in his offioe to make certain,that all deeds 30v a~d rights-of-ways had been properly filed and reoorded. The Finance Committee stated that they would not recommend any changes in car and gas use by the city employees. Upon motion made and seconded the recommenda 31' tion was accepted. . - Councilman Carlson, Chairman of the Street Committee, stated it was the . committee's recommendation that the petition calling for vacation of Indiana Street be approved and the City Attorney be instructed to proceed with necessary steps for 3~ vacation. The recommendation was unanimously approved. . .. Fire and Water Commi~tee Chairman Hanns stated there was no.regular report to make. Mayor Large asked Councilman Hanns how the organization of rural fire districts was proceeding and Councilman Henne statedothat since no funds had been made agailable for the necessary survey and filing for an election, the work had mor or less stopped and as far as he knew there were only one or two suburban districts that would initiate this for themselves. Upon motion made and seconded $75.00 was made available for the use of Fire and Water Committee in proceeding with this rural fire protection work. All councilmen voting yes with the exception of Councilman 33- Farrington and the motion was deClared carried. I . , Park Committee Chairman Barette made a very definite objeation to the use of the sidewalk adjacent to Irish's Market on 6th Street as a street and it was the committee's recommendation that the Irish Store be instructed to locate barriers to prevent cars from driving on the sidewalk; the location of the barriers to be left t . the discretion of the C~ty Engineer. Councilman Barette reported that trees would b 34 tr~ed very shortly to provide proper clearance of the sidewalks. Councilman Barette reported that the Park Committee had been unable to dispo e 35' ot any animals in the .city parks. - I . . The Police Committee made the following recommendation regarding the parking meters; and the council approved the recommendation: That the City Recorder be instructed to communicate with the three meter companies requesting an extension of the present contract for a trial peri"od to and including December 31, 1940. That a .request be made allowing the city to remove the meters now located at unfavorable locations without effecting the operations of the ,contract. That in the event the company does not see fit to grant the above extens.1on" than .this -state~ent ~s to be deemed formal notice of cancellation of the existing contract at the expiration of ~