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. ~ 549 ~___"__~__T__. ~-- ----~....,~_ __~~___~~_.__~__~_~~_~_.__~.__~__~___~_ _~~_____. ~_~~_~___ __.____. _ ~ ____~_~__ _---,-->L-._~,..,.__'"'"_~~___'________~~_____'_~_~____~~________ ~ - -- -._- --- "-" -- - . ~-' ~ . - Roger J. Hbuglum 15.00 R. C. A. Communications 2.50 I Carlson Hatton and Hay 56.46 Western Union .68 !ii' Eugene Water Board 26.79 C. A. Swarts, Sheriff 5~66;;:\75 Eugene Laundry 1.37 J. C. Penney Co. 3.00 ~ ~ Tidewater Associated Oil" 156.39 Eugene Concrete Pipe 1594.20 ::.0 Scobert Warehouse 16.80 Spicer Lumber Company 17.94 Eugene Water Board 15.00 Carson's Saw Shop 10.20 Long's Market 2.00 Williams Bakery 2.90 Geo. A. Halton Co. 21.74 Elliott's Implement & Seed Co. 17.25 Geo. Schaefers 50.60 Eugene M~ll & Elevator 1.95 1 E. D. Furrer, M.D. 50.00 'Central neating Company 8.70 Godlove the Plumber 8.50 Roy Peterson Plumbing Co. 3.30 Swarky's Garbage 1.00 S. M. Calkins 5.00 State Industrial Accident 191.91 Pacific Tel and Tel. 29.03 A. E. Hulegaard, Treas. 366.14 Gu~rd Publishipg Co~pany 19.20 Valley Printing Company 21.85 Elisha Large, Mayor 50.00 Pittsburgh Plate Gliss Co. 23.53 R. A. Babb,Hardware 29.74 STREET DEPARTMENT LEVY FUND Tidewater Associated Oil 86.74 Elliott's Implement & Feed Store .20 A. F. Richards Machine Shop15.50 Simmons Kendall Company 125.85 Firestone Auto Supply Co. 4.00 Amalgamated Steel Company 43.66 Eugene Water Board .48 Packer Scott Company 4.70 fwin Oaks Building & Supply 1.84 Spicer Lumber Co. 35.04 Eugene Planing Mill .83 Clark Battery & Electric 29.00 Carsons Saw Shop 2.40 Oregon Supply Company 13.52 Westside Auto Wreckers 6.60 R. A. Babb Hardware Co. 25.48 A. E. Hulegaard, Treas. 134.00 Nelson Equipment Company 11.22 P. J. Hanns Company 18.81 E. E. Wyatt, Inc. 8.34 Pacific Tel. and Tel. 1.00 Valley Printing Co. Lien Department Levy 6.53 LibraFY Levy Fund 1,000.00 PLAYGROUND I State Industrial Accident Commission 4.00 Miller's Department Store 5.40 Pacific Tel and Tel. 6.50 ' Tidewater Associated Oil 1.27 Water Board Levy Eugene Water Board 38.40 Eugene Water Board 1764.60 General Bond Interest 2l17,2.50 Impr. Bond Interest 2615.63 PARKING METER Preston and Hales 2.50 Twin Oaks Builders & Supply 5.30 Duncan Meter Corporation 11.76 J. W. Quackenbush 2.43 Duncan Meter Corporation325.07 Dual Parking Meter 393.17 Dual Parking Meter 12.48 Carlson Hatton and Hay .49 Engineer & Bldg. Insp. Rev. Fund Tycon Incorporated 4.32 Eugene Water Board 3.14 STREET ~~ BRIDGE REVOLVING Southern Pacific Company ,256.19 Union Oil Company 407.55 Wm. Hargreaves & Sons 2.00 R. Pl. Sutton 2.00 Eugene Sand & Gravel 128.75 Scoberts Warehouse 16.80 Improvement Bond Sinking S. M. Calkins 28.15 A. E. HUlegaard, Treas. 631.56 Lane ,County Abstract Co. 228.00 Councilman Farrington stated that there was need for three new Miller 1 Meters. There were two vacant places on the East side and that one meter was needed as an extra to use when one was out of order. He explained that some loading zones on Willamette had been discontinued for the time being and that meters were put in these zones. He said that all the Dual Meters were now in use and he favored buying Miller Meters to fill in the three that were short. Councilman Hawn asked, how much difference there was in the upkeep of the two meters and Mr. Farrington stated that all the meters were now in much better shape than when the City took , them over and there was not much difference in the upkeep of the two meters. Councilman Bond stated that he favored buying Miller Meters if they were to be used I on the East side and Dual Meters if they were to be used on the West side. Mayor Large said the information that came to him was that the pUblic generally preferred the Dual Meters. Councilman Farrington explained thet originally he had been more in favor of the Miller Meters but he now believed the Dual Meters were preferred generally by the public. A motion was made by Hawn and seconded by Bond that the purchase of these meters be referred to the proper committee. Motion was carried. 17 Mayor Large referred the Iua tter to the Police Coromi ttee. Counciiliman Barette reported for the Street Committee and said that he considered the st~Kets were being kept in good condition but that soon after the ear y morning cleanipg/ e 'downtown area, the merchants all swept their stores out and, across the sidewalks into the street. There was a question of how to avoid this. l ~