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<;ol ~ I 163 -- - -.--- ~.. -----<----- :-:;-----_::-:-:"..::.-. ---~ _- :-_---_-._----=-c-~.-- __::::.=-----;-";..-::;-...:-'---=-=-_=: =~: ~__:::___---:.-:;:::.-=----=------ =:= <--=-.-~-cc--'c_,---:---:_-_=_=_::_____:_~__::_~_=_-~-~___:_-~_____:__::__:: ---- - - - - -- - , , -~-- ..::=-=-_-==-=----:c--=-:-~=:=-::-:=~-=-~-=--"---'---.- ,,--,- - - - - -_ :=-~~ ----- --~- - - --~-- ---- ------ I indicated they were willing to pay for part of the expense. " She stated that ,I " I 'j she was sure the merchants would be willing to stand part of the expense. 'I Mayor Large stated that he thought this should be carried on by tax money and '-" ! I that the business men should not be asked to contribute. Mrs. McDonald was C:-:' , asked if they were considering the project' from a health stand-point or to ~.'. '" :1 releive the business owners of the loss brought about by the rats and she "('f 1,1 " stated that they were considering it purel~ from a health stand-point. Council- " II man Farrington suggested that a committee be appointed by the Mayor to invest- I' igate this situation and Councilman Crumbaker stated that this should be the " Health Committees duties. The matter was referred to the Health Committee to ,I , draw up a program and report back at the neKt 'Council meeting. ,I II The report of the Eugene Water Board of the sewer c~arges for the month 15 'I I o~ November was read at 'this time and ordered placed on file. t, I' , ,I The Recorder ~eported that there were eight requests for recommendation " f Ii of the beer license for the year 1944: I' I' Ii Frank Wills Cate-878 Willamette-Restaurant License ':f i'l Bro\:Vns Emergency Store-567 Willamette-package class A II I: College Side Inn~889 east 13th-retail class C :\ Frank Gibbs-Oregon Tavern-537'Willamette-package class B & retail class B 16 Ii Edward Adams-Broadway Cash St.-49 E. Broadway~Package class B & retail class B I,! Clarence Wilcox-Wh,i te Palace-47 east lOth-retail class C I.: ;: Councilman Hawn recommended that all of the beer licenses be allowed Ii except that of the White Palace, operated by Clarence W. Wilcox. Motion was II made, seconded and carried that the Council recommend the renewal of all the I: ill beer licenses except the White Palace License. ~ 1:1 1'1 I, 'I An Ordinance granting the Teh Pacific Telephone and Telegraph Company i, II a franchise having had its first reading in detail November 8th and its ,second II II! reading in detail December 13th was now read the 3rd time by title. On roll- 17 Ii call all Councilman present voting Aye, except Farrington voting No. Absent i I: none. The ordinance was declared passed and nU!!lbered 8780. I Ii i: The following resolution in regard to a contract between the The Pacific 1\ Telephone and Telegraph Company and the City of Eugene regarding the use of "the 0 .Telephone Companyies equipment by the City for a police and fire alarms system I: was passed: i: BE IT RESOLVED by the City Council of the City of Eugne that " ~:;: the Mayor and Clerk of the City of Eugene be and they are , I" I " hereby authorized, empowered and directed, for and ontits " 18 I'! behalf, and in its name and under its corporate seal, to enter r into and execute with THE PACIFIC TELEPHONE AND TELEGRAPH I' CONPANY that certain agreement dated January 3rd, 1944, concerning ,I the accomodation of police and fire alarm facilities of the _f I' City of Eugene. " .Adopted on the 27th day of December, 1943. 1 I,! A letter from the The Pacific Telephone and Telegraph Company signed II \: by District Manger R. B. Bacon and dated November 17th was read at this time. II 19 !i This letter stated that the Telephone Company would continue to furnish the II' free phone service now furnished the City of Eugene until the end of the p present fiscal year enging June 30, 1944 but that after that date this free .i! I: ~ervice would be discontinued. 1:1 I: r: An Ordinance to improve the alley between Pearl and High street from I) 16th to'17th by grading and gravelling was read in detail and passed to its 20 second and third readings by unanimous consent of the Council under Suspension ,I of the rule and was placed for final passage. All councilmen present voting, I: I! Aye. Absent, none. The Ordinance was declared passed and numbered 8781. - . I, An Ordinance approving and adopting the plans and specifications of . Ii I: the City Engineer fro the improvement of the alley between Pearl and High streets from 16th to 17th was read at this time in detail and passed to its 21 I; second and third readings by unanimous consent of the Council by title under Ii I I spsension of the rules and was placed for f~nal passage. All Councilman I present voting Aye. Absent, none. The Ordinance was declared pasqed and I: numbered 8782. !! " I The Recorder was authorized to publish the required ~otice for the .1 fmP!:Q'tte:aent of the alley and to advertise for bids to be opened at the I.' i:I council meeting January 10th for the improvement of the above alley. Ii J' III I' I: I: f ,'1 I' ~ '.