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"'" 624 =~~ Playground Gilmore Oil Company Hendershotts ~. Pacific Telephone Company "'N"~f ii~ (1.,." .~ 2.74 104.2) 6.50 State In~ustrial Acc. Com~ Dean Van Lydegraf 4.14 4.00 I .88 1.55 4.69 3~OO 2.!Z5 1 Parking Meter Gilmore Oil Company Babb Hardware Company Carlson, Hatton, & Hay Dual Parking Meter Company Dutch Boy Paint 3.43 1.75 1. 35 366.31 1.90 Gilmore Oil Company Koke-Chapman Company Midbley Planing Mill Pittsburg Paint Co. J. W. ~uackenbush & Co. Improvement Bond Sinking Fund Calkins&. Calkins 31.25 S~reet & Bridge Revolving Fund Central Heating Company Chase Company Northwest Cities Gas Co. 4.65 5.00 6~_40 Scoberts Bldg. Material Co. Henry Whittall 39.50 10.00 General Bond Interest Fund A. E. Hulegaard, Treasurer 425.00 Engineer's & Bldg. Insp. Rev. Fund Dog License Fund Lane County Humane Society Sidewalk Revolving Fund 01yde McDougal ~ Peter A. Nelson Cresseys 7.40 2:1:.50 Lien Rent Fund Clyde McDougal 79.00 38.29 131.68 At this time, Councilman Pennington ~ppeared at the meeting. Councilman Farrington reported a Mrs. Rippel had previously asked for a $90.00 refund on a piece of property which they had purchased, that the refund had been denied, by the Council. He stated that Mrs. Rippel had been to see him again but that he had told her he could not see his way clear to make any other recommendation. He said that after the war it was possible something_might be worked out regard- ing the $90.00 that they had paid on the lot. Councilman Barette stated that he did not think that anything further should be done at this time and Councilman Bond said he thought the matter should ride as it is at this time. No further 5 action was taken. I Councilman Barette reporting for the Street Department said that Mrs. Mildred C. Young's request for the work on the Amazon at Fifteenth and Olive would be taken care of as soon as the Street Equipment was availaple and weather would 6 permit. There was considerable discussion regarding property owners raking grass and clippings from lawns, bottles, and beer cans into the street and alleys. Councilman Barette pointed out that it was impossible to handle this kind of material in the sweeper and that the streets should not be littered up in this way. The press was asked to give notice to the people that unless this _condition was 7 remedied, arrests would be made. Councilman Bond reporting for the Fire and V~8ter Committee in the absence of Mr. Stewart stated that one of the companies from whom the City had purchased fire hose could supply another 250 feet at once if the City was interested. It seemed that there was no money available to make this purchase and the matter was 8 dropped. 1 The Parks Committee had no report. Councilman Pennington inquired what had ever become of the sewer on Faarmount Boulevard back of the Babb andSnellstrom properties. The Recorder reported that the two letters that the Council had instructed be sent had been sent out and also that the County Health Board had sent notices at the same time. Councilman Pennington said that he had had further compalints and that this was a bad situation and he thought iwnediate action should be taken. Mayor Large and Mr. Clubb both stated that the parties had contacted them but that nothing further had been done. Councilman Farrington made a motion that the City Recorder notify the Health Department that the City would back them up in any procedure they might start. This motion w~s seconded by Barette. There was some discussion regarding the Sewer ordinance and Councilman Farrington and Barette agreed to 9 withdraw the motion until Attorney Calkins could Let Borne further information. I ~