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~ 469 --. --- ~- ~ I I I I I ----- .~---------~-----~ ----"- -- .._--~-- ._--- (below is a list of companies to whom letters were sent: Bennett Lumber Co., Springield, Oregon Booth Kelly Lbr. Co., Eugene (attention of Mr. Briggs) Giustina Bros. Lbr. Co., Eugene, Oregon Monroe Lbr. Co., Eugene, Oregon Rosboro Lbr. Co., Springfield, Ore. Pioneer Lbr. Co., Box 574, Eugene, Oregon Elliott Mill Company, Springfield, Ore. William Mill Route #2, Springfield Holloway & Crabb Lbr. Co., Springfield R. A. Babb Hardware Co., Eugene, Oregon Pope & Talbot (Piling Dealers) Tifflany Building, Eugene, Oregon M & M Shingle Mill, 1850 West 5th St., P. O. Box 303, Eugene J. O. Olsen Manufacturing Co., 271 West 7th Street, Eugene R. C. Newbury Company, 1054 West 12th Street, Eugene, Oregon Eugene Chemical Works, Willagillespie, Eugene, Oregon Broder Bros., Coburg Road, Eugene, Oregbn Nebergall Meat Co., Coburg Road, Eugene, Oregon Chase Gardens, Garden Way, Eugene, Oregon Clover Leaf Dairy, Harlow Road . Safeway Stores, 119 East Broadway, .Eugene, Oregon . Spicer Lumber Co., Route 1, Eugene, Oregon Danebo Mill, Maurice Springer, Mgr. P. O. Box 1187, Eugene, Oregon Kirkland Floral Co., Rt. 2, Eugene, Oregon Mrs. Anna Oldham, Rt. 2, Eugene, Oregon 'Mirone Hardware Co., Rt. 2, Eugene, Oregon Klmenfelter~s Gar~ge, Rt. #2, Eugene, Oregon Dixon's Store, #1, Rt. #2, Eugene, Oregon Powell Drug Company, Rt. #2, Eugene, Oregon C. F. Geise, Auto Court and Furniture Store, Route #2, Eugene, Oregon Willard Cochran, Route #2, Eugene, Oregon Laudera Auto Court, Route #2, Eugene, Oregon Joe Sendelback, Route #2, Eugene, Oregon George Plummer, Route #2, Eugene, Oregon Harold Osborne, Route #2, Eugene, Oregon A. B. Loud, 564 Lincoln Street, Eugene, Oregon (owner of Willamette Park and Wire rope store) 6 ~, W''''''' fE Gean Laiho, Route #2, Eugene, Oregon William Seavers, Route #2, Eugene, Oregon Glenwood Auto Court, Route #2, Eugene, Oregon Springfield and Eugene, Auto Court Rt #2, Eugene, Oregon Ransom Sand and Gravel Co., Box 81, Rt. #2 Inter City Sand and Gravel Co., Rt. #2, Eugene, Oregon Holland Dance Hall, Route #2, Eugene, Oregon C. E. Gray,(Mgr. Nite Auto Court, west Springfield) 30 East 11th Avenue James Auto Court, Route #2, Box 133, Eugene, Oregon Gold Star Auto Camp, Springfield, Route #2, Eugene, Oregon Oregon Fiber Flax Growers Assn., Springfield, Oregon Potter Manufacturing Co., P. O. Box 988, Eugene, Oregon \ 33 Councilman Hawn, Chairman of the Park Committee, reporting for the Parks said they were working on the trees and said that he had removed some and would be doing what they could along this line, and he also wished to call the council's attention to the row of posts set along the road on top of Skinner's Butte Park. He said these posts were set in cement and they should be able to keep the cars from driving onto the lawn and to keep the cars from getting too close to the bank. He said that as soon as the weathsr cleared up these posts would be paint d. He also recormnended that some signs be painted and placed in the parks at different places, requesting all individuals and parties to keep the parks as clean as possible and not to scatter rubbish. He said some additional pipe had been bought for the sprinkling system for the Skinner Butte lawn and later on they would be doing work on the Park roadway. 34\ Councilman Pennipgton reported that the Sewer Committee had received a request from the University of Oregon asking the city to furnish sewer pipe for a sewer line extending from the new library building down Kincaid Street to 11th Street. He reported that the University of Oregon had a vVPA project signed up for this work but the Board of Controls had cut the amount of appropriation from the legislature and the funds on hand were not sufficient for the University of Oregon to furnish this pipe. Councilman Pennington reported the Sewer Cormnittee had met with a committee fromtheUniversity of Oregon Committee, and the cost of this sewer pipe would be between $1500 and $1800. He pointed out that there vas only about $5000 in the Emergency Fund and the Committee would not feel like making a recommendation at this time to take the money out of that fund. Upon motion made and seconded the request for this pipe was denied because the council did not feel they had sufficient funds for this work. Councilman Bond, Chairman of the Police Committee, requested that smp signs be placed at the foot of the hill at 22nd and Columbia Streemto stop the traffic going north at this intersection. He pointed out that there had been a good many accidents at this point and that Councilman Hawn had suggested that I~