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<br /> , Council Chambers, Eugene, Oregon
<br /> 1 November 23, 1942 I
<br />~I The minutes of the regular meeting of the Common Council held Monday evening
<br />:~ at 7:30 o'clock. All councilmen were present with the exception of Mr. Hawn.
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<br /> I The Judiciary Committee had no report.
<br /> I Councilman Farrington, reporting for the Finance Committee, stated that they
<br /> ,.. had a request from Mr. M. Schroeder for a refund of $25.00 on Lot 4, Block 3, Rees
<br /> I Addition. Mr. ~chroeder had purchased this lot from the City on October 6, 1941,
<br /> I for the sum of $275.00 with an ag~eement that if building ~as started in 90 days,
<br /> . he was to have a refund of $25.00. The City was unable to complete title to the
<br />1 property until March 9, 1942 and after that time it was impossible for Mr.Schroede
<br /> to begin construction of a building on account of War regulations. Considering
<br /> the fact that the City had been so long in securing title to the property it
<br /> : prevented Mr. Schroeder from starting building, it was the recommendation of the
<br /> ; Finance Committee that the $25.00 be refunded at this time. On motion made, seconded
<br /> i and carried the re commenda tion of the Finance Committee was adopted.
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<br /> I Councilman Barette said the' Street Department had been working hard on cleanin
<br />2 : up the leaves from the streets and that the work would be completed within the next
<br /> 1 week.
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<br /> I Counci-lman Stewart, reporting for the Fire and-Water Committee, stated. that
<br /> there was a request from J. F. Cramer, Superintendent of SChOOls, for the loan
<br /> or purchase of a second hand gaSOline pump that had been removed from service
<br />3 in the Fire Department and it was stored in the shop at the Fire Department at this
<br /> time. A motion was made by Stewart and seconded by Bond that this pump be offered
<br /> to the school district for the sum of $20.00. The motion was carried.
<br /> The Health Committee, Parks Committee and the Sewer Committee had no report~
<br /> Councilman Pennington at this time said that the Corr~unity Chest had designate
<br /> him to look after subscriptions to the Community Chest from the City employees.
<br />4 He stated that supplies were already on hand and that this work should be gotten
<br /> under way at an early date. He requested that the Recorder notify the heads of I
<br /> all departments to be at the Recorder's office at 1:15 P.M Wednesday, November
<br /> 25th to receive instructions and material for this work. ·
<br /> Councilman Bond, reporting for the Police Department, said that the Police
<br /> Committee had a meeting last week with the group sponsoring the new curfew law.
<br /> He said those present were Mrs. . Bonson, ILrs. Te:rry, Mrs. Fredrickson, Mrs. McCoskey,
<br />5 . IvIrs. Gallup, Professor Leeper, Professor Bee, and Al Dietz, Juvenile Officer. He
<br /> : said they had a long disc~ssion lasting two or three hours but that there was
<br /> no report to be made at this time. He said there was another meeting held at the
<br /> Osbourn Hotel since the meeting with the Police Committee but he had no report on
<br /> ; that meeting.
<br /> ! A letter from the Board of Appeals was read at this time.
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<br /> i '.7 "A request has been received from the Pacific Fruit and Produce Company,
<br /> I asking permission to remove that port~on of a new chimney which will obstruct
<br /> ! their loading platform and support that pIDrtion of the chimney on the floor-
<br /> which runs through the office room. The Board recommends that this-request
<br />6 be granted, under the supervision of the Building Insp.
<br /> ,A request has been received from Mrs. A. Ezell aSking for a permit to
<br /> enlarge her "Serve Yourself Laundry" at 1255~ Pearl Street. The Board
<br /> recommends that Mrs. Ezell be granted a permit to erect an addition on the
<br /> south side of the present building."
<br /> ~ The recommendations of the Board of Appeals was adopted.
<br /> : Per'mission for a rooming house at 862 Pearl Street, known as the Central Rooms
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<br />7 [was granted to J. G. Harem. .
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<br /> I Application for the following eighteen firms for renewal of beer licenses for
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<br /> : the year 1943 was read and the Recorder explained that these were renewals of the
<br /> [licenses now in effect. On motion made, seconded, and carried these licenses were
<br /> : recommended to be renewed. Recreation Fountain
<br /> I Percy's Place
<br /> i Model Grocery
<br /> I Eugene Hotel
<br /> , Leavitt's Grocery
<br /> : Bell's Basket Grocery I
<br />8 : University Pharmacy Club Cigar Store
<br /> Lawrence Street Grocery M & K Market
<br /> The Ace Petersen's Grocery
<br /> Doc's Buffet Frankt s PIa ce
<br /> Osbourn Hotel Pop's Corner Store
<br /> East Side Tavern Elk's B.P.O.E. # 357
<br /> S. M. Calkins Secretary of the Planning Commission, said that the Planning
<br /> Commission had rec~ived a communication regarding the Carroll Auld proper~y! at
<br /> : 675 West Broadway. He stated that E. N. Rhoads and. Carl R. Lam~ert, P~ys7c~ans
<br /> \ and Surgeons, had entered into a contract to buy th~s property ~f perm~ss~on
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