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~ 503 (Resolution) I are hereby authorized and directed to execute a bill of sale to J. E. Coldren for the barn located on the property formerlY,owned by him, a copy of which bill of sale is attached to this Resolution. ~,'l '-' :i..d 32 An Ordinance making assessments for 124 sidewalks had its first reading and was laid over. "'1'" 1,1 !il./~..... ~"l.. :~J, i I A recommendatioh from Chief of Police, C. F. Bergman, to Councilman Bond, Chairman of the Police Comrni ttee, that Joseph Cullender had been found guilty of discourtesy~totthe public and that he be suspended for 10 days without pay was read. Also a letter to Mayor Elisha Large signed by Sam Bond of the Police Committee endorsing this recommendation was read. The letter from Mayor Elisha Large ordering suspension of Cullender for 10 days without pay was read. Upon motion made and seconded this action was confirmed by the Council. Oopies of the above report were delivered to John ~lields, Secretary pro-tem of the 8ivil Service Commission. 33 (copy) LE T T E R Eugene, Oregon June 91;1 1941 Hon. Sam C. Bond Chairman, Police Cownittee Eugene, Oregon Dear Sir: I As Chief of Police of the City of Eugene I hereby prefer charges against Joseph Cullender under the provisions of Ordinance Nol 8469 as adopted by Ordinance No. 8475 pursuant to an initiative petition adopted by the electors of the City of Eugene, as follows: That the said Joseph Cullender has been guilty of discourtesy to the public, in this: That on the 26th day of March , 1941 that said Joseph Cullender was guilty of discourteous treatment of the public in the following particulars; that he undertooK to and did stop a motorcycle on the bridge on E~st Broadway, and thereupon entered into an altercation with and offered to fight the rider of the motorcycle, whereas his strict duty was to either reprimand the manr'1,and let him go or arrest him. I therefore recommend to the Police Committee of the City of Eugene that said Joseph Cullender be suspended for a period of ten days, without pay. ' Hon. Elisha Large, Mayor Eugene, Oregon Respectfully submitted C.F. Bergman (signed) Chief of Police Dear'Sir: The Police Committee of the City of Eugene endorses the foregoing report of the Chief of Police and recommends the discipline as recommended by the Chief of Police. I Sam C. Bond (signed) Chairman of the Police Committee Based upon the foregoing reports and the recommendation of the Chief of Police and of the Police Comrnittee, I hereby order the suspension of Joseph Cullender for a period of ten days, wmthout pay; and ,~ubmit the same to the Common Council of the City of Eugene at its meeting of June 9, 1941 at 7:30 o'clock P. M. in the Council Chambers, for confirmation. I Elisha Large (signed) Mayor A recownendation from Chief of Police, C. f. Bergman, 'to Councilman Bond, Chairman of the Police Committee, that Roy Wilcox had been found guilty of inefficiency and inattention to and deT~Dction of duty, in the following particulars; that he has engaged in a regular occupation for profit, in addition to his duties in the service, in that he~s actually been operating what is known as the "Wilcox Cabinet Shoptl immediately adjacent to Eugene, for approximately six months, was read. It was recommended that he be suspended for 30 days without pay and demoted to a patrolman. Also a letter to Mayor Elisha Large signed by Sam Bond of the Police Committee endorsing this recommendation was read. The letter from Mayor Elisha Large ordering suspension of Wilcox for 30 days without ~ -- \ ~