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rtoo nil 15 'I .....i ..........:e. .0 I ~:;CI --, 1;00""""": -- -_. -- - --- -- ---- --- -- --- -- -~-~ ----------.--- -- --- ----- - --------------.-- - - -- --- --- - .-. .-. - - . --- -- ~ ___________ ~__ ~~_ ____ __ ____ _ __._ ~-i- ___ __~. .._ __ _ "_ -----.---- -- ------------- - ---------------- ---- --- - -- - -. -" - - --. - - - - -- _.-.;.- - - - -- - - - - -- ..-. - -.. - -.. -- --.--. - - -- ---- ----- ------ -- - --~-----_._-_.- ---- --- -- .--- --_.- --- ----------...-- .----------- _ ___~ _ ________. _~______ ~-~--_,-_ ~ _____ ___ _________ ___ _._______ _ _ _______..._ ___ __ ___ _ __ _ _____ _.H.___ __ _ _ _ _.~_ _ __ __ ......:._.i. ___ ..-_..:;._____~.....::..-~__.__.___.____~_~_-~_ _ ______----'-__,______.............::.________ -.- -------________~_________._~ men voting aye: Brownson, Hawn, Barette, Davis, Stewart, Farrington, and Koppe. voting no, none; absent, Pennington. The ordinance was declared passed and nwnbered 8767. The Recorder reported that Eugene Rural Fire District No. 1 had not made any payments on their contract since August 3, 1942, and that there was an amount of approximately $2,945.04 due the City. A motion was made by Brownson and seconded by Stewart that the City Attorney be instructed to write a letter to the 'Eugene Rural Fire District No.1 stating that if payment was not made within a reasonable length of time the service would be discontinued by the City. 16 .1 "f I , I Mayor Large at this time stated he had a distinguished guest and introduced Mayor Eaton of Astoria. Mayor Eaton said it seemed like old home week to hear about the dogs and victory gardens and other things, but that he did not hear the curfew mentioned. He stated Astoria had a new curfew ordinance requiring that all children under 18 should be off the streets at 10 P.M., and that it seemed to be working out very well. He said at this time he was visiting different citie with a view of trying to find out their experience with curfew ordinances. He said that he was glad to be present at the meeting and extended greetings from Astoria. Mayor Large said he had a memorandum to ask Mr. Hawn, chairman of the Police Committee, what progress was being made in regard to a curfew ordinance. Mr. Hawn stated this curfew discussion had been up beofre he was on the Police Committee, but that he would be glad to receive a visit from anyone interested in the curfew ordinance, and asked that the Recorder furnish him information from the minutes as to who was promoting the curfew control. Mayor Large at this time brought up the question of the Juvenile Officer. He asked the Chief of Police if the Police Matron was cooperating with Mr. Dietz, the Juvenile Officer, and Chief Bergman stated she was. Mayor Large asked it it would be wise for the City to have a Juvenile Officer full time. Judge Hurd was present and stated that whenever the Juvenile Officer picked up any girls that they had to have a matron and that the County was expecting to hire a matron and that they already had a stenographer in the Juvenile office as it was necessary to keep very complete records regarding these girls. He stated that he believed that the County Matron, the stenographer and the Juvenile Officer could handle the work both for the County and the City, and the County was asking the City to make an appropriation of $1,000.00 for the coming year. This matter was referred to the Police Committee for further investigation. 17 , .1 I I ,I ;1 18 " , I Attorney Calkins stated that in the recent trial regarding the accident with the fire truck that the City had been discharged from any liability regarding this accident and that the jurors had found for the driver in this case, so that there were no damages either for the driver or the City to pay. Mayor Large suggested to Councilman Stewart that he should caution the drivers of the fire trucks to be very careful in returning from the fires, and Councilman Stewart said he believed the boys had learned a lesson from this accident. On motion the meeting adjourned. 19 John Fields, Rec. Pro Tern Aetna Life Ins. Co. Aetna Life Ins. Co. Pacific Hospital Association Eugene Hospital & Clinib Collector of Internal Revenue Eugene Public Library Roger Bale Henry. Hooning Aeroil Burner Company Allenbaugh Printing Company Babb Hardware Co. Bluebird Packing Co. Eloise Browning S. M. Calkins Carlson Hatton & Hay Carson Saw Shop ~ BILLS---APRIL General Fund 94.13 114.16 51.00 64.00 20.00 300.37 1,050.00 122.94 107.10 7.58 19.75 5.26 1.11 2.25 2.97 .60 1.50 Central Heating Cresseys' O. E. Crowe, Sheriff Eugene Hardware Eugene Hotel Eugene Laundry Eugene Sand and Gravel Eugene Sign Company Eugene Water Board Eugene Water Board Eugene Water Board Eugene Water Board Dr. E. D. Furrer J. K. Gill Co. Gilmore Oil Company Godlove the Plumber Grand Cafe 19.44 5.80 14.25 4.90 52.20 17.89 53.13 26.00 1.44 1,763.37 36.07 110.16 55.00 16.50 297.35 14.06 14.50 I