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· Council Chambers, EuGene, Oregon · ~'.. Nov. loth, 1924. Minutes' oi~ th~ reg~lar meetlng of the Clty Councll held Monday evening Nov. 10th, 1924, the Ma~or and ~11 me.ers of the Councll being Present. Meeting Oall~ to order by ~a~or ~.B.Park~.. ~lnute~ of the' meetlng~ of 0et. 1~, Oct. 14, -~nd Oct. 27, re~ ~n~ aPP~"~. Earl B~ldwi~ ~nd S.B. ~a~n~s appeared. ~d p~ot~sted as %0 proposed o~ goRroe 8~. f om~Tth Ave. to Blair Boulegard; but said protestants were on explanation of methods of asse3sments. Geo. H. Miller,appeared a~ m~e ~ oral claim asalns~ ~]{e City for alleked ~urF to bims~ef ea~sed by a coverins bein~ lef~ off an openin~ in the sidewalk point be~weeB Six~ a~,l seventh Ave~. on.the ~ast Side of Wlll~ette S~re~t. Such ~atte~ was referred fo the JudiolarF do~lttee. Chalrmaa W~ll~Ce of the Police Committee rePort~-on the Condu,~t of Geo. Horror. as dog catcher, 'and reco~eade~ he ~e com~l~l te return to ~he clty the money he had cellect~ and ha~ ~et accounted for. ~uch matter was referr~ to the ChleF Pe~lce with power to act. Chairman Wal~4ee a~se report~ he h~ consulted w~th Superintendent ef the 3%ree~ Car Go. a~ to discontinuing the ~ervlce on 8th Ave. E.' of Will.efta Stree~ a~d tha~ s. ald Oomp~ ls~llllng to tr~ this Pl~ and thereb~ better the servlee o~ %he Oolkege Dres~ ll~e a~d that resolutions would be presented at the next mae%lng of th~ Co.ne~l concerning such matter. Chairman Wallace also reported one additional night police patrolman had been put on the force. ~ Chairman Walk'ce also reported a~ to the "Damp W~sh La~dry" Stating he had investigated th,e m~tter and did not believe It Oonst,ltuted a public nuisance so no action was t~en on the petition. Chairman Wallace 'reported adversely on thepetltlon of the merchants of the city asking aa 0rdlna 1nc~ ,be. pa~sed compelling all ~mers of vans ani drs~s to report to the Police as to' n~r~es o~ those moved and f'rom w~er~ an~ where. 0n motion such re~:~rt was adopted, Chalrm~ Wall~c~ n.ead m letter to the Po~ce Co~ttee from the Students 8ody of t~e U. of O, thankln~ such co~lttee for its splendid work dpring the Homecoming week-end ~nd aletter addressed to Mayer P~rks ~long the s~e. line was read and order~l fl~ed, Bld~ were received ~d opened on the construction of a sewer between llth and i2th Avenues from V~n Buren Stree~ to Almaden Street ~s follow~ $1502.80 1617.~0 1657.40 166~.16 169~.00 1~75.60 Said bids were referred to the Sewer Committee, which reco:.~mended the bid of Maurlce Marquiss, and the Mayor and City Recorder '~ere directed to enter into a contract with Maurioe Marq~iss for the ~nount of his bid for such construction work.- Bids were received and opened on' the construction of a sewer between Monroe and Adams Streets along the west side of Travls Addition from the North llne of said addition to 2~d Avenue and connecting with the existing sewer between Madison and Monroe Streets on 1st Avenue, as follows: Peter A. Nelson Stien Bros, Geo. W; Read ~ Guy:' F~'.'PYle - Nautico Marqulss '$1205.64 1114,00 1144.00 ' 1144.00 1044.60 1124.20 Said bids were referred to the Sewer Committee, which recommended the bid of Maurice Marqulss, and the M.~yor and City Recorder, Were directed to.enter into a contract with Maurlce Marqu!~s for ~he amount of his bid for such construction work. Bids were received and opened on the Improvement of the alley between Ferry end Patterson Sts. from~ 12th to 135h Aves.; as follows: O~o. W. Re~ , $1460.40