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~ .139 -----~- --- ---- -'-~ ---- - ~-------- - --- - - -- ~-- - --- - ~_.- ---- - - - - ------- -- ---~~---- --- --- _.. ----- ._---~. -------- - - .- - -- - --. -.--- -- -~ - ----- -- -- -------- ------ --- -- ..-'~'^' ~ . _..-.+----------------------------------------------- ----- _:_c~_:::_=~-=c~--_::':..-__-c- -c:-e'=jl'---":;-'cc=-c=-,---==--=- -:=--_ccc-=-==--=--,:-u'______ ,_ ~_~_ ~.~_ _u_ __' ____ _ ___~~______C~==-_"'c:..__ 'I I liThe Recorder reported that Mr. Tony Ramig, local man for the Oregon ~ Ii Liquor Control Commis~ion, had stated that Mr. Mackey of Fr~nk's Place .at ~ _, 47 West 8th, was stor~ng beer at 1327 Polk Street.' Mr. Ram~g had stated to ~ ! the Recorder the Commission would. like to have a statement from the Council ~, 21! regarding this situation. Councilman Hawn and City Attorney Calkins stated _d that they did not beleive this was any matter of the Council and that it ~~ i was the Liquor Control, Commission that should make the ruling. No action:f,~ I: was taken by the Council. I.: I' I: A written request from the Eugene Woolen Mills asked that the f; following wa tcb.IiJ.en be deputized was' r~ad: R. R. Criss, James' L. Haile, 22 i: George F. Davis. A motion was made, seconded and carried that this request Ii be granted if the names were okay'd by the Chief of' Police. I ~ ' ~ A call for sealed bids for 40 tons of asphalt had been advertised II and the two'bids received'were opened at this time. The'Standard Oil \: Company bid, packed iil wooden barells' ~vas $21.90 per ton, pac~ed in steel : fible barells was $21.15 per ton, f.o.b. Richmond California.' The Shell 1~ Oil Company's bid was $23.40, packed in.wooden barells, f.o.b. Martinez, I, California. The Standard Oil Company's bid was $3.90 per ton higher than 23 l'~ that purchased in March this year. A motion was made by Barette and seconded r by Hawn and carried that the bid of the Standard Oil Company be'accepted II~ and the wooden barells be ordered if it did not a~pear that the delivery ,: in fibre barells would be satisfactory. ~, I ;' A petition regarding the opening of Fillmore Street between 6th I' and 8th Streets was read. t: At this time Davis entered the Council Chamber. \,1 I; It was suggested that i~ the petitioners wished to open this street, !: they should endeavor to see if arrangements could be made with the owners 24 Ii: of the property necessary to be - taken for the opening. The matter was left ;; in the Street Comrni ttee t shands. 1 Iii Mayor Large stated that the provision for the prohibiting of dogs to ; run at larg~ in the'preserit Ordinance would expire on October 1, 1943. and t stated that he beleived the Ordinance should be amend~d requesting the dogs i should be kept up for the full year and not for just the six months as it ~; is specified in the Ordinance. Councilman Davis and Barette stated that II they could not see why this a.mendment should be made to the present Ordinance. ~,j Councilman Hawn stated he felt the Humane Society was doing a very good job !I and that he thought they would favor the amendment of keeping the dogs up the II '. I year around. After some further discussion Councilman Davis and Barette 25 ( stated they would with-draw their objection. An Ordinance amending the I': present dog ordina~ce regulating that dogs should be kept up the year around :: was read the first time and passed to the sedond. and third readinF by unanimous ~ consent of the Co~ncil by title under suspension of the rules and was placed ;i for final passage. All Councilman present voting Aye. Councilman absent- i! Baker. The Ordinance was declared passed and numbered 8776. 1,1 - . '~ ... Ii On motion the meeting was adjourned. /, ~ !: <</~. 1: . I' ~ ohn Fields i: Recorder Pro Tem I: h I, f / 1'1 I: I, I; Ii i' . 1- :,:,,: I, :1 I: ii ./ I' I" II . Ii .,1 I" I' ,:' .. rl . Ii . . / t I' " j " i; ~