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<br /> , 2ND,'S.DEWALK'IN AREA BOUNDED BY 23RD AND 30TH AY.ENUE~ FROM .
<br /> , HI L YARD AND UNI VERSI TY STREETS. 0 . - $ 6,703.15-
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<br /> , IS,T" PAVING POTTER STREET FROM: 32ND AVE.NUE TO UNI.vERS.ITY STREET .. $ 2,292..75.
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<br /> , 1ST, PAVING 30TH AVENUE FROM HILYARD TO FERRY STR.EETS .. 2,965..72-
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<br /> I SJ, PAVING AND DRAINAGE FOR MAHLON SWEET AIRPOR~ .. . 5,991.52
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<br /> . 2ND, PAVI NG ARTHUR STREET FROM: 23RD AVENUE TO SOU,TH 1,20 FEET .. , . 809,. 34. .
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<br /> . 2ND, SANITARY SEWER IN AREA BETWEEN AUGUSTA AND SYLVAN'STREETS .
<br /> . FROM HIGHWAY 99 TO SOUTH,CITY LjMI~S . " - I 5,791 . 85' e
<br /> 2ND, PAVING McMILLAN STREET FROM 24TH PLACE TO 25TH AVENUE .. 2,"198.55
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<br /> 2ND, PAVI NG TYLER STREET FROM I 8TH TO 24TH AVE'NUES - 17,270.35'
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<br /> 2ND, PAVING VAN BUREN STREET FROM 22ND TO 24TH AVENUES - 4,~5'8.05' :
<br /> 2ND & FINAL, PAVING ALLEY :BETWEEN 7TH AND 8TH AVENUES FROM I
<br /> CHARNELTON TO LINCOLN STREETS .. 70.99
<br /> 2ND & FINAL, STORM SEWER ON 13TH AVENUE FROM GRANT TO GARFIELD
<br /> STREETS eo. 220;91
<br /> 2ND & FI NAL, PAVING 22ND AVENUE FROM FILLMORE TO CHAMBERS STREETS .. I 4'1 .79
<br /> $ 53, I I I .82
<br /> JOHN M.. STEI NMULLER" JR. .
<br /> 1ST, CONSTRUCTION OF AMAZON PARK SWIMMING POOL .. $ '4,865.87 _
<br /> IT WAS MOVED BY MR. GODLOVE, SECONDED BY MR. WATSON, THAT.THE ESTIMATES, AS SUBM'I TTED AND
<br /> READ, BE APPROVED AND THE PROPER CITY OFFICERS BE INSTRUCTED TO DRAW THE NECESSARY'WARRANTS.
<br /> ROLLCALL VOTE. ALL COUNCILMEN PRESENT VOTING AYE. MESSRS. KOPPE AND OwEN ABSENT. MOTl ON
<br /> CARRIED. ,.
<br /> . REPORTS OF OFFICERS
<br />3 A'REPORT FROM THE CITY MANAGE~ - RE: MONTHLY DEPARTMENTAL REPORTS, ET CETERA WAS SUBMITTED
<br /> AND READ AS FOLLOWS: ,..
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<br /> , "T~E VALUE. OF BUILDING PERMITS ISSUED DURING THE'MONTH OF AUGUST ,AMOUNTED TO I
<br /> $1,621,738.00. Or THIS AMOUNT $1,065,135.00 COVERED PERMITS FOR THREE NEW CHURCHES.
<br /> THE TOTAL AMOUNT IS APPROXI'MA,TEL YF.OUR TI MES THE VALUE or PERMI TS I SSUEO' ONE.' YEAR AGO."
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<br /> THE FIRE DEPARTMENT, DURING AUGUST, MADE 49 CALLS WHICH CONSISTED OF 13 DWELLINGS,
<br /> 3 COMMERCIAL, 10 GRASS, 13 AUTO AND TRAHS, AND 10 MISTAKEN ALARMS, ASSISTANCE~ ,AND RURAl t
<br /> CALLS. EST! MATEO f"I RE LOSS 'I S ESTABLI'SHED AT $6,650.00. ON SEPTEMBE~ 5TK' I APPO-I NTED
<br /> MR. E. L. SMITH-TO THE POSITION OF FIRE CHIEF. MR. SMITH COMES WELL RECOMMENDED~ HE IS
<br /> . 49. YEARS OLD, HAS HAD ,32 YEARS OF EXPERIENCE AS A FIRE FIGHTER, AND HAS BEEN FIRE CHIEF I e
<br /> FOR THE CITY OF SALEM FOR THE LAST FOUR YEARS. MR. SMITH EXPECTS TO COME HERE.FROM TIME
<br /> TO TIME DURING THE MONTH OF SEPTEMBER AND WILL TAKE OVER HIS DUTIES REGULARLY ON OCTOBER
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<br /> , ACCORDI NGTO THE POLl CE REPORT, A' COPY OF wKi CH' I S ON YOUR DE'SK, THE CRIMINAL CASES
<br /> COMING TO THE ATTENTION OF THE POLICE DEPARTMENT CONTINUE TO DROP, THERE BEING 186 CASES
<br /> , FOR' THE MONTH OF AUGUST AS COMPARED TO' 1'93 FOR: JULY. A TOTAL OF, 233 ~RISONERSWERE:BObKED
<br /> AT THE JAIL DURING AUGUST, TWO MORE THAN FOR JULY. OF THE TOTAL, liD WERE CITY PRISONERS;
<br /> . THE BALANCE OF .123 ,BEl NG HELD FOR OTHER AGENCI ES. THE JAI L K"TCHENSERVED 4, I 01' MEALS
<br /> DURING THE MONTH AT AN AVERAGE COST OF JUST UNDER TEN CENTS PER MEAL. THIS LOW COST WAS
<br /> e THE RESULT OF SUBSTANTIAL QUANTITIES"OF' PRODUCE FROM THE JAIL GARDEN AND ORCHARD. THEY
<br /> CANNED 301 GALLONS OF BEANS, 24 GALLONS OF BEETS, AND 24 BUSHELS OF PEARS, AS WELL AS
<br /> UTILIZING FRESH PRODUCE DAILY. ~PATROLS CONTINUED TO CHECK HOMES OF PEOPLE AWAY ON VACA-
<br /> 0 TIONS, MORE THAN 1,000 OF THESE CHECKS BEING MADE~ : IN ADDI TI ON, PROWL 'CHECKS FOR 2,240
<br /> BUSINESS OR INDUSTRIAL ESTABLISHMENTS WERE MADE.
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<br /> CONCERNING THE MATTER OF THE APPLICATION Of" THE SOUTHERN PACIFIC COMPANY FOR AUTHORIZA-
<br /> TION TO CONSTRUCT AN INDUSTRIAL DRILL TRACK AT'GR'ADE ACROSS McKINLEY' STREET, THE COMPANY
<br /> . OFFICIALS WERE CONTAC~ED AND IT WAS AGREED THAT THE CROSSING WOULD BE BUILT IN ACCORDANCE
<br /> . WIYH THE FOLLOWING SPEClf"lCATIONS: DRAINAGE, 6 INCH PERFORATED PIPE CONNECTED TO STORM
<br /> SEWER; 12 INCHES OF CRUSHED ROCK UNDER TIES AND ROCK AROUND THE TIES - TIES TO BE TREATED
<br /> AND COVERED WITH FOUR INCHES OF ASPHALTIC CONCRETE PAVEMENT.
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