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~244 I e I 1/23/59 -- - , ~ - - - - f - , CLASS BDISPENSERS (DB) 1 CATHAY RESTAURANT, 165 WEST 11TH AVENUE - THOMAS AND MARY CHUNG (GREATER PRIVILEGE) I, 'I CLUB CROSSTOWN, i1797 WEST 7TH AVENUE - ROBERT M. PULLIAM I, OSBURN HOTEL, 191 EAST 8TH AVENUE - Jot AND ANNE EAR~EY AND JOHN BROWNSON II VETERANS MEMORIAL ASSOCIATION, 1626 WILLAMETTE STREET II I I C DISPENSERS ~ LESS THAN 500 MEMBERS (DCA) II COLUMBUS CLUB, 1144 CHARNELTON STREET - COLUMBUS CLUB ASSN. OF EUGENE Ii TOWN CLUB OF EUGENE, 222 EAST BROADWAY - TWON CLUB OF EUGENE, INC. II II C DISPENSERS - 500 TO 1000 MEMBERS (DCB) II fRATERNAL ORDER Of EAGLES, 525 WILLAMETTE STREET - EUGENE AERIE 275 d C DISPENSERS.- 1000 OR MORE MEMBERS (DCe) I! " ELK'S CLUB, 44 EAST 7TH AVENUE - ELKS, BPO #357 II II I - .. II e IT WAS MOVED BY MR. SHEARER SECONDED BY MR. MOLHOLM THAT THE APPLICATIONS BE APPROVED. MOTION I' Ii 1\ CARRIED. II Ii I I COMMUNICATION (UNDATED) FROM MRS. C; A~ EBERHARDT AND FAMILY WAS SUBMITTED AND READ AS FOLLOWS: il 'I "YOUR KIND EXPRESSION OF SYMPATHY II I IS DEEPLY APPRECIATED AND GRATEFULLY ACKNOWLEDGED." II I IT WAS MOVED BY MR. SHEARER SECONDED BY MR. CHATT THAT THE COMMUNICATION BE RECEIVED AND PLACED Ii I ON fI LEo MOTION CARRIED. 11 I !I 2 COMMUNICATION DATED NOVEMBER 16, 1959 FROM L.P. PETERSEN, 225 EAST 33RD AVENUE, WAS SUBMITTED AND READ AS FOLLOWS: I, "IN A RECENT ARTICLE IN THE REGISTER-GUARD I READ A SURVEY WAS GOING TO Ii IN THE DUNN SCHOOL AREA. ' I THINK THATEAST 33RD l' BE MADE CONCERNING SIDEWALKS 'I SHOULD BE INCLUDED AS THERE IS A NUMBEROUS AMOUNT OF SMALL CHILDREN ON THIS II STREET AND SINCE THE STREET HAS BEEN PAVED TO HILYARD, IT HAS BECOME A HEAVY :1 EQUIPMENT HAULING ST. SUCH AS LOGGING TRUCKS, MULTIPLE DIRT HAULING TRUCKS, I, GRAVEL TRUCKS, FOR THE SOUTH EUGENE AREA. I HOPE YOU WILL TAKE HEED OF THIS Ii BEFORE A CHILD IS KILLED." Ii " Ii IT WAS MOVED BY MR. SHEARER SECONDED BY MR. CHATT THAT THE COMMUNICATION BE RECEIVED AND PLACED rj ON FILE. MOTION CARRIED. " Ii jl 3 COMMUNICATION RE€EIVED NOVEMBER 20, 1959 FROM MRS. E. J. METSCH REGARDING DOGS WAS SUBMITTED AND II Ij READ AS FOLLOWS: II 1 I! "ALTHOUGH WE HAD BEEN A FORMER DOG OWNER, BECAUSE THE CITY HAD A SLIGHTLY :1 Ii STRONGER REGULATION SIMILAR TO THE ONE EUGENE HAS, AND BECAUSE THE DOG WAS NOT ,I II I OF A NATURE THAT HE WOULD ABSOLUTELY STAY ON OUR PROPERTY, WE FOUND HIM A HOME Ii I ON A FARM. WHILE WE HAD HIM HE WAS A NUISANCE TO OUR SHRUBS, FLOWERS, LAWN AND II I WAS DIRTY AND HAIRY IN THE HOUSE. r: II WE ARE LIVING IN A NEW NEIGHBORHOOD, AND PEOPLE MOVING IN SEEM TO FEEL THAT f' II e NOW THAT THEY HAVE PURCHASED A HOUSE, THEY MUST HAVE A DOG, WHICH THEY ALLOW TO II RUN. I HAVE DEFINITELY LEARNED THAT THEY TURN THEIR ~OGS ~UT AT NIGHT ~ECAUSE l\ THEY HAVE TO KEEP THEM INSIDE ALL DAY,. -- r !1 IN RECENT YEARS MEN HAVE HYBRIDIZED EXPENSIVE SHRUBS AND NOW THEY ARE EVEN II MORE TENDER UNDER URINE-BURN. 11 II IN A MOMENT OF ANGER A HOME OWNER WOULD BE INCLINED TO KILL A DOG. A 1\ GENTLEMAN I KNEW IN SUCH A FRAME OFcMIND ONE NIGHT KICKED A DOG BREAKING ITS LEG. IT' SNOT UNUSUAL FOR DOGS TO FORM A PACK AND AS IN 'MOB RULE' DO SUCH A il , VICIOUS THING AS KILL ACHILD AS HAPPENED IN ST. LOUIS THIS PAST YEAR. (I I - I II , MY SOLUTION FOR YOU GENTLEMEN TO SERIOUSLY CONSIDER IS A LEASH LAW. IF Ii I j I THERE IS FEAR THAT THIS MAY RAISE TOO MANY OBJECTIONS AND BRING A PUBLIC VOTE, il THE OTHER REGULATIONS CONCERNING DOGS SHOULD DEFINITELY BE STRENGTHENED. THE DOG LICENSE SHOULD BE RAISED TO THE MAXIMUM. THERE SHOULD BE A SUBSTANTIAL I FINE FOR DOGS TAKEN TO THE DOG POUND AND THE ROOM AND BOARD CHARGES SHOULD ALSO' II BE INCREASED TO AT LEAST MAKE THE OWNER THINK TWICE BEFORE ALLOWNG THE DOG TO I RUN AT WILL AGAIN. I II THIS I'M NOT II IS SUCH A SERIOUS MATTER THAT INTERESTED IN KEEPING UP FRIENDLY II RELATIONS WITH DOG-OWNING NEIGHBORS." 'I IT WAS MOVED BY MR. SHEARER SECONDED BY MR. CHATT THAT THE COMMUNICATION at RECEIVED AND I j '" PLACED ON FILE. MOTION CARRIED. ! - I , Ii ~\ I' Ii "